Braves and Giants Split Doubleheader in New York
The Braves fall 7 to 3 to the Giants then lose 4 to 0 in the second game. Boston hitters Maranville Deal Connolly and Gilbert produced key singles and doubles while McGraw’s lineup featured Marquard and Grant, with Doyle sidelined by an early injury. Attendance reached 12,000 as both games showcased solid fielding and steady pitching.
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Richard le Marquis Marquard
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al Demaree
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Watch and Ward Society
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Gowdy
Charley Deal
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Larry
Evers
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Stock
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Grant
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Mgyers
Marquard
AB Gilbert
Ae TB
Murray
PRS
Wanes
Deal
Cocrebam
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Second Jamboree Delights Fans with Maranville Plays
The event drew strong interest and featured dazzling shortstopting by Rabbit Maranville. Hubbard Perdue showed pitching prowess until a burst of slams and walks altered the pace as the Giants tallied three runs and moved with Rube M.
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Hubbard
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Rube M
Perdue Relieved as Giants Rally in Ninth
Hub Perdue was pulled after five innings as the Giants built a lead with a Stock double Meyers single and Fletcher RBI single. Crutcher replaced Perdue for two innings before being replaced by a pinch hitter and Cocreham pitched for the Braves. The Giants added another run in the ninth against Cocreham.
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Bone
Stock
Whaling
Deal
Donlin
Connolly
Maranville
Rudolph
Evers
Meyers
Merkle
Gowdy
McLean
Fletcher
Grant
Hart
Rigler
Hub Perdue
Tennessee
Crutcher
Perdue
Cocreham
Braves
Giants
Boston Fourth of July athletics on Boston Common
A city sports program for July 4 features a morning meet on Boston Common for young men and a series of events city wide. A rugby and Gaelic football lineup, rowing and sailing regattas, plus swimming races for boys and girls, are scheduled with updates to come from the celebrations committee.
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Commonwealth Park
Charles’ River Basin
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Charles River Basin
Red Sox Take Opener But Fall In Second At New York
New York June 24 The Red Sox win the first game 8 to 0 behind Dutch Leonard but lose the second 3 to 2 after Roy Hartzell belts a first-pitch homer off Hugh Bedient in the ninth. Boston’s Foster injured in the fifth adds to the woes. Hartzell’s blast decides the second game.
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Foster
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Lange
Willett
Simon
Pawtucket Tops Brockton 6–5 In Heat Holder Leads With Homer
Pawtucket Rhode Island defeats Brockton six to five as McSherry hits a home run and Callahan triples amid late-game errors. Scores reflect sequence with McSherry two, White Johnson Callahan and Nye two apiece, Jacobson two, Morton. Burrill six strikeouts. Umpire Finnell.
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Johnson
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Zahn
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Fall River Takes Woonsocket Game 5 to 3
Fall River won 5 to 3 at Woonsocket after a dropped pop fly at second base allowed two runs. Nasher O'Connell Kiernan Commette O'Brien Plura Werre scored. O'Brien had a three base hit. O'Connell and Plura homered. Halley Gaudette pitched. attendance 400.
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Woodcock
New Bedford Tops Taunton 8-4 in late rally
New Bedford trailed Taunton but rallied in the final three innings to win 8 to 4. The game included a strong offensive push that turned the tide for the home team.
Indianapolis Surges to 15th Straight Win in 5 2 Victory
Indianapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 2 in a game highlighted by Kauff’s hitting as they stretch their winning streak to 15. Final line shows Indianapolis with four runs in the early innings and strong pitching from Katserling and Rariden.
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R.H.E
Katserling
Rariden
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Enzeworth
Birmingham Mobile 13 Birmingham 4
A cricket score shows Birmingham defeating Mobile 13 to 4. The item also notes Montgomery versus New Orleans with Montgomery leading 4.
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Mobile
Montgomery
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