Braves Get to Ames Very Early
Cincinnati June 13 Boston Braves secured a four run lead in the second of the present series and won 6 to 4. Ames started for Cincinnati but could not stop the Reds from falling behind as Boston’s offense produced early and late runs.
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Basement Economy Shop Discovery Promises Bargain Treasures
A narrator invites readers to a basement shop described as a treasure trove. The piece hints at uncovering low prices on clothing and bargains ignored for months, suggesting a hidden market for affordable goods. The tone is promotional and enthusiastic about savings.
Errors of Dodgers Help Cubs to Win
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 7 to 6 in 11 innings after miscues and timely hits. Evers and Stengel spark offense for the Cubs while Ragon, Stack, Curtis, and Allen toil on the mound in a tense late game. Brock hits contribute, and Allen injures himself fielding a bunt as the decisive run scores.
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Miss Green to Play Miss Brown for Title
Dorothy Green of the Merion Cricket Club defeated Edna Wildey of Plainfield New Jersey in the women's national tennis championship final round 6 2 6 4. Green advances to meet Mary Browne of California, the title holder, in the challenge round for the championship tomorrow.
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Game Start Time Rescheduled to 3 30 for Flag Day Parade
The game now starts at 3 30 this Saturday due to a downtown Flag Day parade. The time change allows fans and participants to attend the event without conflicting with the parade schedule.
Phillies Win in Nine as Brennan Stifles Cardinals
Brennan shutout St Louis until the ninth inning while Harmon faltered. Philadelphia scored three in the third on three singles a sacrifice and another single then added two more on Magee and Cravath hits. Magee produced a triple in the ninth scoring Doolan after a two out sequence. St Louis managed two runs in the ninth on three singles and an out. Magee Kenetchy Doolan Lobert were noted with multiple hits and Doyle added key innings.
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St John’s Biennial Field Day at Columbus Oval
The Athletic Association of St John’s Preparatory School Danvers plans a large afternoon meet June 17 at Columbus Oval. Events include 100 yard dash 220 440 and mile runs pole vault and several relays with prizes for each event. N E A R U sanction. Entries close with William J McLaughlin St John’s Prep Danvers Mass.
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Lewis Drives Winning Run In 13th In Red Sox Win
Duffy Lewis duplicated his late inning heroics to deliver a 7 6 Boston victory over St Louis in the 13th. After a tense 12 extra innings, Lewis lined a left centre hit scoring Yerkes for the walk off win as Hall closed the game after a back and forth affair highlighted by Speaker and Yerkes efforts and O Brien s wild pitches.
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Eight Freshmen Retained for Harvard Football Manager Post
Eight Harvard freshmen have been kept by the Harvard Athletic Association as candidates for second assistant manager of the varsity football team. The competition, ongoing for five months, will resume after the fall term with the eight remaining contenders listed as Winthrop Blanchard J. P. Chittenden A. Dixon W. J. Falvey R. H. Hale G. B. Henderson J. E. Lancaster and W. Sears.
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Fred Clarke Chooses Friday the 13th for Return
Fred Clarke returns to active play after retirement with a left field appearance but New York wins the second game of the series 3 to 2. Demaree held the Giants, while Adams struck out seven as New York managed 14 hits but only three runs. Pittsburg cobbled two runs on a fourth inning homer by Miller, and Coleman impressed as catcher, handling three attempted steals and debuting amid unfit Pittsburg backstops.
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Goulette to Ride at Revere Tonight Showdown on Track
The first motor paced race of the season is set for Revere cycle track with four riders Eddie Root Melrose W J L Mitten Iowa Pat Logan South Boston and Norman Andersen Denmark. Root and Mitten are favored for the win while the others contend for third. Goulette and Fogler arrived from Newark for a special sprint, Goulette calling the oval very fast and noting his recent wins over Kramer.
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No-game results stand in schedule wrap for week
The brief lists five NBA style matchups across major cities: St Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington. It notes only pairings without scores or outcomes.
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New England Matchups Across Cities
Scores of local baseball matchups list Lynn against Lowell New Berford facing Brockton Lawrence clashing Portland and Worcester playing Fall River in a regional schedule update.
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Local Hockey Scores From Regional Pairings
New London defeats Waterbury 6 to 0 Holyoke beats Springfield 4 to 2 New Haven tops Pittsfield 1 to 0 Bridgeport edges Hartford 7 to 6
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Scoreboard Roundup From Tuesday Baseball Action
Louisville crushed Minneapolis 7 to 3 while Toledo defeated Milwaukee 7 to 2. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 7 to 5 and Columbus routed St. Paul 7 to 3.
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National matchups set for Boston Cincinnati etc
National league card lists Boston against Cincinnati New York facing Pittsburg Philadelphia meeting St Louis and Brooklyn clashing with Chicago in upcoming schedule pairings.
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Scores From Southern City Matches
Memphis beats Montgomery 7 to 2 while New Orleans defeats Mobile 3 to 0. Birmingham edges Nashville 3 to 2 and Chattanooga overwhelms Atlanta 8 to 1.
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Finals Reach in Longwood Tourney for Massachusetts Title
In the Massachusetts singles lawn tennis championship at Longwood Cricket Club, J. C. Wright defeated R. C. Seaver 11-9 6-1, and E. H. Whitney defeated G. T. Putnam 6-2 6-3 to reach the final against Wright. Whitney, a Harvard player, had earlier won the doubles title with H. C. Johnson.
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Jennings Back In Game After Suspension Lifted
New York June 13. It was announced that the indefinite suspension on Detroit Ameri can league manager Jennings was lifted on payment of a fine. He was suspended for alleged abusive language to umpire Ferguson in a recent game.
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