Braves Rally Past Cards In 7 5 Victory At Danvers
The Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 5 at Danvers. Captain Evers of Boston and manager M Huggins of St Louis played key roles as Richard Rudolph held the Cards in check while Griner struggled. Maranville and Bert Whaling sparked late offense as Louisville’s Sallee and Schmidt delivered crucial hits.
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Danvers
Walpole Street
Captain Evers
Boston
M. Huggins
St. Louis
Braves
Cardinals
Umps Quigley
Mal Eason
Quigley
Richard Rudolph
Stallings Stable
Richard
Mr. Griner
Gunner
Messrs
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Griner
Larry Gilbert
Cardinal
Cozy Dolan
Miller
Wilson
Beck
Casey
Mudville
Maranville
Huggins
Slim Sallee
Slim
Charley Schmidt
Marianville
Deal
Schmidt
Sallee
Mason
Masons
Mann
Bert Whaling
Bert
Collins
Murray
Whaling
Gilbert
Martin
Evers
Hank Cowdy
Connolly
Bill James
Otto Hess
Dolan
Jawn
Eason
Stallings
Adolphe Luque
Jersey City
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Snyder
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Kert
O Mann
Mariinville
Reck
Maxee
Gowdy
Hills
Rudolphi
Salleen
Quistey
Southern Association Scores From Atlanta New Orleans and Mobile
In Atlanta the Atlanta team beat Chattanooga 4 to 1 while in New Orleans Birmingham defeated New Orleans 5 to 3. At Mobile Mobile triumphed over Montgomery 3 to 2.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Baseball schedule across leagues lists multiple regional matchups
In a packed slate, teams from the American League National League New England League Federal League and Colonial League face off. Key games include Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Lewiston at Lynn Lowell at Worcester Fitchburg at Haverhill Portland at Lawrence Pittsburg at Kansas City Baltimore at St Louis Buffalo at Chicago Brooklyn at Indianapolis Fall River at New Bedford Pawtucket at Brockton Woonsocket at Taunton.
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R. Heattee
Serteecessere
Boston
Cincinnati St. Louis
ST. Louis
Pittsburg Seaee - Or
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland-New York
Brooklyn Veeengers
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo-Indianapolis
Lawpionce
Indianapolis Tenner
Fitchburg Cee
Buffalo
Lewiston
Kansas City Fee
LYNN
Lowell
Pittsburg
Worcester
Portland
Haverhill
Colonial League
Pawtucket Enaeee
Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Woonsocket
Brockton
Sasa
Weather Roundup Shows Rain Across North Atlantic Routes
Travel note records rain events at multiple hubs including Baltimore Montreal city pairings Baltimore Providence proceedings and Rochester Toronto Newark Buffalo Jersey City routes amid damp weather patterns.
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Providence
Rochester
Toronto-Newark
Buffalo-Jersey City
Billiards Scores From Midwest Matchups
Kansas City defeats Louisville 9 to 5 while Milwaukee tops Indianapolis 3 to 2. Cleveland beats St Paul 2 to 1 and Columbus bests Minneapolis 4 to 2. Four games show local teams edging rivals across the Midwest.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
Naps Scout Plan to Strengthen Lineup
Cleveland June 19 Magnate Somers plans immediate steps to bolster the Naps with new talent. Scouts are to dig up players for delivery or assignment to the Scouts or the American Association team, with potential calls to the Nap roster within ten days.
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Cleveland
Somers
Naps
American Association
Tio
Short Field
Welsh and Ritchie Sign Final Articles
London June 19 Willie Ritchie of California world lightweight champion and Fred Welsh British lightweight champion signed final articles for a 20 round world championship bout at Olympia on Tuesday July 7.
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London
Willie Ritchie
California
Fred Welsh
Olympia
Federal league suit against Bland ing continued to July 12
Chicago June 19 The Federal league’s effort to enjoin Pitcher Bland ing of the Cleveland Americans was continued from today to July 12.
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Chicago
Federal League
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Dartmouth Beats Williams 5 to 2 in Loose Contest
WILLIAMSTOWN June 19 Dartmouth defeats Williams 5 to 2 to even the series. Timely hitting by Dartmouth and costly Williams errors at critical points fueled the Green’s victory.
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Dartmouth
Williams
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Purple
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Herzog Welcomed Reds Whitewashed In Doubtful Tilt
In a college baseball game at Dartmouth, New York defeated Williams 23 to 0. Clarke and Koestner led with two-base hits for New York, while Marquard, Ames, and Koestner combined for seven innings of pitching. Dartmouth scored no earned runs, with Williams benefiting from two errors in the fifth and another in the seventh before the game ended after 2 hours 55 minutes.
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Clarke
Koestner
Bescher
Hoblitzel
Burns
Doyle
Herzog
Niehoff
Marquard
Ames
Klem and
Emsbe
Lard
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Daly
Bowen
Purple
Young
Williams
Clark
Mendall
Willard
Souders
Kimball
Toolan
Statler
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Polo Grounds
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Giants
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Lehr
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Kellogg
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Gossip for Motorists Mixes Trips and Trials
A. Lawton rode to Syracuse hoping to secure carloads of Franklins. H. S. Beaman met hostility from a York Corners motorist over radiator water. A $25,000 Sweepstakes 300 miles long will be run at Sioux City on July 4 with a 27-car limit and 26 entries. Theodore F. MacManus of Detroit received an LL D degree from Notre Dame for his work as a writer, philosopher, and poet.
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Syracuse
Maine
H. S. Beaman
York Corners
Sioux City Speedway
Theodore F. MacManus
MacManus Company of
Detroit
Notre Dame University
MacManus
Cubs Win in 10th Over Phillies 8-7
Chicago rode a late rally to beat Philadelphia 8-7 in 10 innings. Leach opened the 10th with a homer into the bleachers, followed by Good scoring on a single and stolen base, and Irelan's fumble of Zimmerman’s grounder.
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Irelan
Zimmerman
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Ader
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Sater
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Kert
Sweeney
Laiderus
Zabel Lia Lavender
Hart and
Higler
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