Braves Beat Phillies In First Game Of Twin Bill
Fred Luderus hit a three run homer in the eighth to lift Philadelphia past Boston 5 to 3. Joe Riggert contributed four safeties for the Braves, while Charley Herzog and Jim Thorpe left the game through injuries. John Scott pitched well enough to win despite eight Braves hits.
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McQuillen and Packard Duel as Stallings Top Phillies
Hugh McQuillen returned to the mound for Stallings in a tight game against the Phillies with Gene Packard. McQuillen allowed seven hits while Packard yielded eight as Cravath contributed two hits including a homer and a sacrifice fly.
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Braves Pitchers Sent Home After Rabbit Knockdown
Three Braves pitchers Rudolph Nehf and MecQuillen were sent home to Boston tonight following a game incident with the Rabbit. The event left players shaken as the team regrouped.
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Yanhs Take Three Straight From Macks
Yanhs clinched a 3-0 win over the Macks as a late run scored with two out. Perry, Burns, Pipe and Hannah earned two-base hits while Roth and Vick swiped bases. Russell earned the win with Schneider taking the loss after a pitchers duel.
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Baseball results from multiple leagues and games
International League games include Asharston 4 Jersey City 2 and Newark 3 Toronto 2 in the first game. Reading 4 Rochester 1. American Association features St Paul 10 Kansas City 4 and Louisville 5 Columbus 2. Indianapolis 11 Toledo 9. Southern Association shows New Orleans 1 Nashville 0 and 2 1 in seven innings. Memphis 8 Atlanta 1. Little Rock 7 Birmingham 38 then 5 2. Mobile 4 Chattanooga 0 and Chattanooga 8 Mobile 4 in seven innings.
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Griffmen Rally In Long Doubleheader At Fenway
TJ pitched 18 innings as the champion Red Sox finally earned a decision over the Griffmen in the first double header of the season at Fenway Park. The Griffmen once struggled against Boston now trade blows with the league leaders amid a tense era.
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Red Sox Split Doubleheader with Ruthless Loss and Narrow Win
The Red Sox opened with Babe Ruth on the mound and Jim Shaw defeating the champions 8 to 3. In the second game Sam Jones shut out Washington 1 to 0 while Ruth struggled, Hooper starred with superb fielding including a spectacular one handed catch.
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Baseball matchups across leagues listed
American League games feature Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit. National League schedules Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago. Eastern League pairings Providence at Springfield New Haven at Hartford Bridgeport at Pittsfield Waterbury at Worcester. New England League matchups Portland at Haverhill Lewiston at Fitchburg Lawrence at Lowell.
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Unspecified baseball inning sequence with key plays cited
The report details a tense game where Rice robbed a triple with a one handed catch, Milan and Jones strong pitching, Strunk's center field hit, and a critical double play off Sam Rice. Scoring opportunities faded late as Babe Ruth and Jones locked down the defense with late outs.
Dartmouth Selects Merritt Green Captain and Names Tesreau Coach
Merritt P. Merritt of Middleton Massachusetts was chosen captain of the Dartmouth baseball team. Jeff Tesreau was signed as baseball coach for a two year period.
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Lowell Awarded Game by Umpire
Lawrence and Lowell clashed as umpire O Diaz halted the game in the fifth inning due to manager William Page’s removal protest. Lowell led 3 to 0 at stoppage and was later credited with a 9 to 0 victory.
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Willard Dempsey clash looms as Willard’s training under scrutiny
Arthur Duffey surveys Jess Willard in a race for the big July 4 fight with Dempsey in Reno. He notes Willard’s uneven training, predicts failure without full commitment, and recalls Jeffries’ similar stagnation before Johnson. He also mentions Cuban ball plans, Eddie Farrell’s marriage, and betting chatter around the same period.
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Willard Defeats Moran In 1916 Madison Square Garden Fight
Willard won the popular decision over Frank Moran in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden on March 26 1916. There were no knock downs in the bout. Moran was the bigger man overall compared with Dempsey in later years.
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Haverhill Beats Portland 4 to 1 as Murphy Exits Early
The local New England league team scored four runs after Murphy left in the second inning in Haverhill today, defeating Portland 4 to 1. The win boosted the home club as Murphy was chased from the mound.
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Butler and Flynn in Lynn bout tonight
Walter Butler of Revere and Trish Paddy Flynn of Everett clash at the Casino A C of Lynn to decide the New England welterweight title The prior meeting at the club ended in a draw tonight’s card includes six round bout Elkins versus Dempsey Yelle versus Silva eight rounds and Bert Jones versus Mack Murphy
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Benny Valger to Face Gussie Lewis in Crescent A C Bout
Benny Valger the New York star meets Gussie Lewis of Philadelphia in the main event at the Crescent A C tonight. Lewis recently visited Boston and was outboxed by Al Shubert of New Bedford in ten rounds. Valger is expected to win quickly.
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