Giants Top Braves 4 1 Behind Perritt Strong Support
Pol Perritt pitched well for the Giants as Burns Fletcher and Injun Jim Thorpe fueled a decisive rally sequence. The Braves managed a single run in the ninth after Nehf faltered, but New York held on for a 4-1 win led by Burns doubles and a key triple in the sixth.
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Helen
K'netchy
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Hoike
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B. Nehf
O'Day
Byron
Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto win on baseball night
Rochester beat Jersey City 3 2 and then 14 to 10 over Jersey City in a doubleheader. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 6 to 4. Toronto edged Binghamton 3 to 0 while Syracuse topped Newark 8 to 1.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Binghamton
Syracuse
Newark
Browns Split Doubleheader With Indians in St Louis
St Louis won the first game 3 2 after eight scoreless innings then Cleveland took the second 3 2. Key plays include Maisel scoring on a Chap man throw late in the first game and Hendryx Gedeon and Maisel driving runs. in the nightcap Cleveland rallied for three runs in the eighth while St Louis failed to tie.
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Tigers Beat White Sox 4-2 in Eight inning Rally
Detroit tops Chicago 4 to 2 after a three run eighth. Mningham started the rally with a single and scored Cobb on Vitt's drive and Cobb reached on Veach's hit to bring Vitt home.
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Veach
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Young
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Danforth
Bush
Cunningham
J. Collings
Roxbury Conductor Dies After Street Car Collision
Frank V. Flanagan aged 19 of 102 Heath street Roxbury Crossing died last evening from a fractured skull after being thrown to the ground when struck by a passing inbound Quincy car at Adams Shore. He worked as conductor on the Houghs Neck line of the Bay State street railway.
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Heath Street
Roxbury Crossing
Hough's Neck
Bay State Street Railway
Quincey
Adams Shore
American and National League schedules in brief
The record lists multiple baseball matchups by city and team across American and National leagues. Notable pairings include Boston versus New York and Philadelphia versus Washington with several interleague and regional games featured.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
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Chicago
Detroit
Phillies rally to defeat Dodgers in ninth inning
Philadelphia tops Brooklyn 3 to 2 after an eight inning stalemate. Fitzgerald delivers a pinch hit double, Bancroft and Williams drive in runs as Stock doubles in the final frame. Short game at 77 minutes with Coombs earning the win and Prendergast charged with the loss.
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Williams
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Prendergast
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Bancroft Fitzgerald
Johnston
Z. Wheat
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Laer
Steck
O’'Mara
Olson
Coombe
Cubs Swamp Cardinals 14 to 0 in Chicago
Chicago overwhelmed St Louis 14 to 0 as Tyler limited the visitors to two hits and Carter allowed one. Only one runner reached second base. Holmes? No. The game featured multiple Cubs hitters driving in runs and the shutout securing a three game streak over the Cardinals.
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Red Sox Edge Yankees 7 3 at Polo Grounds
Boston retains first in the American League behind Sam Jones pitching and timely hitting led by Ruth and Thomas. Hooper Shean and Whiteman sparked a decisive early lead as the Red Sox defeated New York 7 to 3.
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Polo Grounds
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Fred Thomas
Hooper
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Whiteman
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Portsiders Defeat Starboarders in Charles Race Prep
The U S Naval Radio Guards crew known as Portsiders defeated the Officers of the Decks crew called Starboarders yesterday on the Charles in a gruelling race. The event served as a tough workout ahead of Naval Day races on Saturday.
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U. S. Naval Radio Guards
Arlington High announces six junior class basketball numerals
Six Arlington High School junior girls have been awarded class numerals for basketball. Named: Elean or Bateman, Julia Cadogan, Thyra Upton, Elizabeth Lewis, Theresa Krastin and Edith Parris.
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Arlington High School
Eleanor Bateman
Julia Cadogan
Thyra Upton
Elizabeth Lewis
Theresa Krastin
Edith Parris
Bay State Harness Opener Features Tight Pacing Races
Woonsocket R I June 2 The Bay State harness racing season opened with three strong events. May Bird led the 2 11 pace from start to finish. Pat Worthy rebounded from seventh in heat one to win the 2 21 pace after three heats. Skyline defeated Bettina in a close 2 21 trot final heat.
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May Bird
Pat Worthy
Skyline
Bettina
Medford High English High Championship Postponed Again
This afternoon at Fulton street grounds Medford plans a second attempt to stage the Eastern Massachusetts post-season championship game between Medford High and English High. The match is rescheduled after a previous interruption.
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Fulton Street Grounds
Medford
Massachusetts
Pitcher Dick Robertson Sold to Brooklyn Nationals
New Orleans Southern Association club announced the sale of pitcher Dick Robertson to the Brooklyn Nationals today. The move transfers the pitcher to the National League team amid ongoing player trades.
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New Orleans
Dick Robertson
Brooklyn Nationals
New Orleans Southern Association
Second Brassard at Revere Tonight
The second Brassard paced race behind the motos is set at Revere track tonight featuring George Wiley Victor Smart and Vincent Madonna in a rematch. Fans expect fast riding as all three show mid season form with Wiley aiming to defend the Brassard while Smart and Madonna push for a win. The program also includes amateur and professional sprint events and a five mile professional race.
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Revere
George Wiley
Victor Smnart
Vincent Madonna
Wiley
Prassard
Smart
Madonna
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