Red Sox Beat Browns 5 to 3 in Tight Boston Victory
Boston pitcher Joe Wood won a hard fought game against Jack Powell as Heinie Wagner and manager Carrigan starred with key plays. Forest Cady impressed in his first season behind the plate and Olympic selections depart New York for Stockholm plus note of several losses and substitutions among American contenders.
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Red Sox
Browns
Stahl
Heinie Wagner
Joe Wood
St. Louis
Jack Powell
Petty
Lake
Powell
Groovers
Boston
Wood
Big Forest Cady
Speed
Cady
Nunamaker
Carrigan
Nundamaker
Pratt
Joe
Compton
Wagner
Larry Gardner
Lewis
Speaker
Fanning Hogan
Austin
Wallace
Hooper
Hogan
Egan
Yerkes
Predicting Olympic Trials for American Sprinters
Aritue Duffey and Howard Drew discuss expectations for the Stockholm Olympics. Duffey notes uncertainty of events and trip effects on American champions. Drew mentions two sprinters, Ralph Craig of Detroit and a Canadian, as rivals in the short dash and their past racing promise a strong final heat.
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Howard Drew
Springfield
New York
Ralph Craig
Detroit
Howard
Canada
Sweden
Drew
Craig
Stockholm
Questions and Answers on N E A A U Swimming and Amateur Meets
The piece notes no date yet set for the NEAAU swimming championships though 220-yard event may be July 4 in South Barre. It answers questions on umpire rulings for a ball call, cites Blanks for amateur meets in June and July, lists contact names and addresses for entry blanks, mentions Locust Street Grounds and other venues, and references Matty Baldwin and Joe Walcott with a closing apology for misclassified sports queries.
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South Barre
al Shrubb
Locust Street Grounds
J. J. Murray
Kelton Street
Dorchester
W. F. Morse
Arlington Street
Chelsea
Franklin Field
W. F. Gallagher
Dorchester Club
Uxbridge Fair Grounds
E. T. Pendergast
Uxbridge
Mass
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Matty Baldwin
Joe Walcott
Wearers of Unicorn for Games Sail for Stockholm
At 10 this morning the Boston contingent of athletes who have represented the B A A will wear the shield of America in the Olympic games at Stockholm Sweden. They depart for New York aboard the steamship Finland which sails tomorrow carrying the American athletes to their destination.
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America
R. J L. Beatty
Adams Brothers
Farry Lott
Stockholm
Matt McGrath
Pat McDonald
Simon Gillies
Jack Eller
Gon Erickson
Uncle Sam
Ben
Platt Adams
Lott
Boston
Sweden
New York
Finland
Olympic eligible list names B A A contingent members
Not a man of the 12 athletes selected by the Olympic committee as eligible for the team will be missing from the B A A contingent. The five athletes for the supplementary list as first substitutes will accompany the seven chosen for first places on the Olympic team. Substitutes include Tom Halpin George Chisholm J Oliver Johnstone Harland Holden and Lawrence Whitney. The first choice B A A reps are D B Young Oscar Hedlund W S Blanchard A L Gutterson Harry Worthington and E L Farrell. George W Brown B A A athletics manager will accompany the party to Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Halpin
George Chisholm
J. Oliver Johnstone
Harland Holden
New England
Lawrence Whitney
D. B. Young
Oscar Hedlund
W. S. Blanchard
A. L. Gutterson
Harry Worthington
E. L. Farrell
George W. Brown
Sweden
Motors Gossip Highlights Local Auto Trade Movements
O D Corbett, promoter of the used car show, has vanished from town amid inquiries about his new address. Albert S Holly is named manager of Alvan Fuller’s truck department and reports an order for 10 two ton Packard trucks for Adams Express. Lenox Motor Car Co. plans higher output next season after Chester Bates returns from Detroit. Habich Co. moves to a new concrete service station onBickerstaff street near their salesroom. Empire Motor Car Co. says a Stutz car won Chicago reliability run over 225 miles with a perfect score.
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O. D. Corbett
Albert S. Holly
Alvan T. Fuller
Adams Express Company
Fuller
Chester T. Bates
Lenox Motor Car Company
Detroit
Lenox Company
G E. & H. J. Habich Co
Cole Automobile
Bickerstaff Street
M. F. Chase
Empire Motor Car Company
Chicago
Malden High Defeats English High In Slow 11 to 3 Win
Malden High beat English High at Malden yesterday in a slow contest by 11 to 3. Malden batted Buttner hard and produced hits with runners on base as Flanders pitched effectively. English High offered little threat throughout the game.
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Medford High
Melrose High
Medford
Davidson
Po.a.e
Walley
Frazier
Ross
Rirf
Bradish
Huskis
Condon
Malden High
Malden
Buttner
Flanders
English High
Po.a.e Crockett
M’ph'son
Smith
O' Fowler
Gerrish
Maloney If
Butler
M'Ginnis
Murphy
Henry Ss Bace
Young
Gately Ob
Osberg
Silvermas Rf
Killion
Norton 1B
Bradley
Malden High Ee Ee Eae
Crockett
Maloney
MacGinnis
Heney
Gately
I*landers
Rockett
Cary
Lawrence Gains a Peg on Brockton Leaders
In Lawrence June 12 a ninth inning rally of four hits including Phoenix’s home run gave Lawrence a 5 to 4 win over Brockton. Anderson pitched well with 11 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Phoenix featured with a single double and home run.
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Lawrence
Phoenix
Brockton
Anderson
Briggs
Layster
Kennedy
Smith
Howard
Boardman
J. Sullivan
Luyster
Kauff
Ulrich
Sullivan
Carlstrom
Chase
Barry
Keating
Lanigan
Pall River
Lowell
Fall River
Rose
New Bedford Defeats Lynn 6 to 1 in New England
Griffith wins his ninth game as New Bedford beats Lynn 6 to 1. Maranville shines in four double plays while Mhreh collects four hits in four at bats. Waller exits early as New Bedford bats Lewis hard. Spires and Ness contribute with hits and runs.
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New Bedford
Griffith
Lynn
New Bedfords
Waller
Lewis
Maranville
Mhreh
Meleas Ak
BO Och
Connaughton
Ness
Sweatt
O'Connell
Orcutt
Spires
Wilson
Strands
Delaney
Lyon
Daum
Pruitt
Lyn
Ae E
Inynville Ss
Nesset
March
Cargo
O'C'nell
Logan
Wallace
Weeden
Griffith P
Harrington
Worcester and Haverhill Split Doubleheader 5-0 8-5
Worcester won the opener 5 to 0 as Van Dyke held the hit parade to allow no runs, but Haverhill bounced back 8 to 5 in the second with Tiale collecting eight hits including two doubles and a triple. Wilson was ejected for disputing a call and McCune broke his finger after resuming play.
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Sox
Stephens
Stahl
Jake
Wallace
Hallinan
Powell
Hooper
Wagner
Jack
Tris Speaker
Lewis
Gardner
Worcester
Hlaverhill
van Dyke
Tiale
Wilson
McCune
Haverailyi
Bh.po.a.leee
Flaherty
Courtney
Jacobs Sb
Pbell
Shorten
Thews
Aubrey
Cooney
Crum
Young
Ss Wilson
Ol Cross
Tb Burkett
Jacobs
Haas
Haverhill
Hankee
Derkins
Bannon
Worcester BH. PO. A. E
Po.a.e
Courtney If
C'pbell
M'thews
Aubrey Ss
Cross Sb
Wilson If
Rin
Lds
OlFlaas
Ay Pratt
Kessler
Sullivan Cc
Hale Dantas
Dun Worceste
Courtney Campbell Matthews Cooney
Young Cross
Reynolds
Pratt
Haas Sullivan Hale
Hale
Pratt Haas
C Reynolds
Campbell
Cross
Havverhill
Matthews
McGoorty Wins Narrow Decision Over McKinnon in Boston Arena Bout
Eddie McGoorty the Oshkosh middleweight defeated Bill McKinnon of Roxbury after 12 rounds in a Pilgrim A A main event at the Boston Arena attended by about 2000 fans. McKinnon substituted for Jimmy Gardner and drew criticism for the verdict as both fighters fought evenly in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Bill MecKinnon
Roxbury
Pilgrim A. A
Boston
McKinnon
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Gardner
McGoorty- McKinnon
McGoorty
Eddie
Tommy Flanagan
Cambridge
Jack Munice
Charlestown
Frankie Mack
Beachmont
Mickey Devine
Providence
Walter Watts
Ciy
Devine
Frankie
Mack
Joe Nelson
Lawrence
Charles Silverio
Beverly
Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
Hale Leads With Double Double and Triple in Second Game
Hale produced two double doubles and a triple in the second game as the team posted a comeback effort. The scores remain unspecified in the prompt.
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Hale
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Dartmouth
Hanover
Oena E. Hooper
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Seer
Esus
O'Loughlin
Aritue Duffey
Joljuma
Roe Ess
Bivens
Magee
de Groff
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Monahan
Maybohm
Walsh
Hickman
Weaver
Yell
Hayden
McGamwell
Lawrence Brockton
A.E O'lstrom
Scanlon
O'Smith
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Lonergan SS
Maybohmp
Zeisep
Wormwood
Sterling Ale
Rueter & Company
File and Porter Brewers
Berry’s Hygienic
Berry
C. Berry & CO
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M’kinnon
M’goorty
Doc
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Washington St
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