Giants Shut Out Braves 9 to 0 on Thrift Stamp Day
The New York Giants crushed the Boston Braves 9 to 0 at Braves Field during Thrift Stamp Day. Heinie Zim and Young led a busy Giants offense with multiple hits while interlude events included thrift stamp contests and an anti aircraft gun display as fans bought stamps.
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Braves Score New York Boston In Baseball Card
Braves roll over New York and Boston with a 9 to 4 win. Rodriguez Sallee Burns Thorpe Zimmerman Holke lead the attack as New York errors and plates pile up in a 11 inning contest with strong pitching from Sallee and Upham.
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Pep Fills Card At Commercial With Two 10 Rounders
The Commercial A C presents two 10 rounders tomorrow night plus a preliminary program. South Boston rivals Larry Burns and Johnny Donovan meet in one bout, while Walter Butler of Revere faces Johnny Martin of New York in the other. Eddie Barcelli meets Girard Gianni and Charley Parker faces Young Viera in the preliminaries.
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Boxing bouts barred in Baltimore during war
Baltimore police commissioners announced that no boxing matches would be allowed except permits already granted. The ruling prevents a planned bout between Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey in Baltimore, effective immediately during the war.
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Scores From The American Association Games
St Paul defeated Indianapolis 8 to 3 and Columbus beat Milwaukee 7 to 2. Kansas City shut out Toledo 6 to 0.
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Medford Crushes F H S 12 to 2 in Big Street Game
Medford High routed English High 12 to 2 on Fulton street grounds before about 3500 fans. Lefty Prior and Kroog matched setbacks, with Kroog yielding seven strikeouts in four innings as Medford bats broke the game open in the fourth and sixth.
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Chicago Cubs Stifle Cardinals 1 0 in Pitching Duel
Chicago wins 1 to 0 over St. Louis in a complete series sweep. Vaughn hurled his best game with 16 strikeouts while Ames balked away the run in the first inning after Hollocher singled and Mann doubled.
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Phillies Shut Out Dodgers 1–0 in Jacobs First Philadelphia Start
Philadelphia wins a 1–0 decision over Brooklyn as Jacobs, in his first Philadelphia game after a Pittsburg trade, completes a three game win streak. Cravath and Meusel drive the lone run with a second inning double and Pearce single. Marquard allows seven hits in seven innings while Grimes and Jacobs hold Brooklyn scoreless.
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Deer Island Defeats Fort Strong 1 0
Deer Island defeated Fort Strong 1 to 0 at Fort Strong yesterday. Both pitching staffs sparkled with solid work as Crawford started for the visitors and Bailey pitched for Fort Strong.
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Baseball and boxing talk from wartime era notes
Commentary on George Stallings Braves and Johnny McGraw Giants with mentions of Art Smith and Ed Barrow. boxing plans include Benny Leonard, Jack Britton, Ted Kid Lewis, Dempsey and Fulton. Speculation about future drafts, athletic siting, and wartime sport arrangements.
Boxing Gossip Reveals Fresh Prospects In Local Circuit
The talk centers on Ted Kid Lewis vs Tommy Robson at the Arena with Robson's improvement pleasing fans. Jack Britton weighs over 141 pounds against Benny Leonard in Philadelphia, while July 16 may feature Britton vs Eddie Shevlin. Douglas A. C. draws record crowds as Young Dyson battles Charley Kid Mitchell and Jeff Smith seeks Chelsea Club action. Burns and Burns opponents loom in Maine as Young Jackson eyes naval boxing duties and Fulton Dempsey bout shifts to July 13. Billy Miske and Kid Norfolk headline Arena next Tuesday.
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Walcott and Lavigne Fights Finish or Not
The pair met twice. A December 2 1895 Maspeth bout ended in a 15 round draw. A October 29 1897 San Francisco clash saw Lavigne win in 12 rounds. Cy Young pitched four no hit games.
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Wiley Wins Revere Race in Thrilling Brassard Feature
George Wiley retained his title at the Revere cycle track, winning the Brassard feature by a narrow five-yard margin after a dramatic hour-long race covering 43 miles and 2 laps. L Rollins won the five-mile pro but was disqualified for cutting in. Alvin Loftes took first with Tim Sullivan second. Other results include Leo Maggioli winning the half-mile amateur, and John Fardig taking the one-mile pro.
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Close Racing Highlights Bay State Harness Day
Bay State circuit racing in Woonsocket RI on June day two offered tight finishes. Minnequa Bay Loveberry and Silver King chased Baron Miriam in the 2 14 pace with Silver King winning heat two but distanced in heat three reducing third place to void. Colin Campbell won the 2 26 trot and Captain Volo took the 2 14 trot.
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Mobile and Chattanooga Split Early Season Games
Mobile 6 beat Atlanta 2 in the first game while Atlanta took the second 5 to 3. Chattanooga topped Memphis 4 to 1 in the first game and Memphis won 4 to 2 in the second. Birmingham beat New Orleans 7 to 4, while Nashville blanked Little Rock 8 to 0 in the first game and Little Rock won 3 to 0 in the second.
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Senators Defeat Athletics 3 2 In Rain There
Washington beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 in a rain delayed game. Shanks and Jamieson contributed for Washington while Morgan and Schulte paced Philadelphia. Pitchers Hansen and Shaw split duties with Washington’s win earning Hansen the decision.
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Sargent and Legg Defeat Evans and Wood in Red Cross Match
In Minneapolis today George Sargent and Harry Legg defeated Chick Evans and Warren K Wood one up in an exhibition golf match for Red Cross aid. Sargent landed a 175 foot maskie shot on 11 to seal the win, finishing two under par for the hole.
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Sports matchups listed across leagues and regions
The document lists upcoming games: American division matches Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Detroit. National division games New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburg at St Louis Eastern division fixtures Waterbury at Hartford Providence at Springfield Worcester at New London New Haven at Bridgeport.
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Baseball scores from multiple city series
Syracuse defeats Newark 7 to 4 in game one and Newark wins 15 to 7 in game two. Baltimore sweeps Buffalo 6 4 in game one and 6 to 1 in game two. Toronto edges Binghamton 9 to 7 in game one and wins 7 to 4 in game two. Rochester defeats Jersey City 11 to 3.
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Indians Split Doubleheader With Browns In St Louis
Cleveland wins first game 5 4 before St Louis takes the second 4 2. Coveleskie a winning pitcher for Cleveland while Houck takes the loss in game two. Key hits include Hendryx bases loaded double and Roth three base hit for St Louis. Overall, teams trade runs with Cleveland managing a late surge in the opener.
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Yankees Defeat Red Sox 3 to 1 at Polo Grounds
New York defeats Boston 3 to 1 as Slim Love overpowers the Red Sox after Carl Mays allows two second inning runs. Pipp leads with a first-inning single and doubles later. Ruth adds a ninth-inning RBI as the Yankees secure the win.
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White Sox Blank Tigers 8-0 on Eight-Run Victory
Detroit misfired against Mets pitcher Shellenback who allowed two hits and eight walks as Chicago rolled to an 8 to 0 win. Bush, Jennings, and Donovan were ejected for arguing with the umpire while Risberg Schalk and Murhpy led the offense with multiple hits and RBIs.
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