New London Defeats Springfield In Fast 6-2 Game
New London beat Springfield 6 to 2 at Springfield. Becker Dowd and Weiser each homered or doubled as New London piled runs. Powers Daniels and Martin struggled on the mound. Umpire Ready officiated a high scoring early season tilt.
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Portland Grounds Lawrence In 2-0 Shutout
Plitt pitched a strong game for Portland as they defeated Lawrence 2 to 0. Portland scored both runs in the first inning on an error, three singles, and a sacrifice fly.
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Worcester Edges Bridgeport In Ten For 1 0 Win
Worcester won 1 to 0 in ten innings over Bridgeport. Martino drove in the winning run after a two base hit by Cooney. Cooney made a running catch in center in the seventh. Martin allowed three hits and beat his former teammates.
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East doubles final and 26th singles at Longwood
The Longwood Cricket Club hosts the championship of the East for doubles and the 26th annual singles tournament starting Monday July 24. The sev enth Longwood challenge cup debuts this year. M E McLoughlin, winner of the sixth cup in 1915, may face the tournament winner. R N Williams junior, United States champion in 1914, has entered, with entries anticipated from M Johnston of California and other prominent players. Entries must be filed with Richard Bishop Boston Box 233% by July 22 noon.
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Roth to quit athletics if defeated in 12 mile race
Arthur V. Roth of the Dorchester Club, winner of the Patriot's Day B A A race, vows to retire after next Tuesday if he loses the 12 mile event linked to Division 72 A O H field day at the South End grounds. He aims to test himself against local distance stars including Jimmy Henigan and LeRoy Davis among others.
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Navy Yard Seeks July 4 Game Within 30 Miles
The Boston navy yard baseball team, after canceling with Reading, seeks a replacement game within 30 miles of Boston for July 4. Teams may contact Thomas A. Mooney at Building 39, Navy Yard, Boston, or call Bellevue 1306-W after 6 p.m.
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Maynard Cricket Club Heads to Fitchburg Match
Maynard Cricket Club travels to Fitchburg on Saturday for a cricket match against the Fitchburg team.
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White Sox defeat Tigers 8 to 2 in Chicago win
White Sox beat Detroit 8 to 2 as Weaver homered and Heilman Cobb Fournier Von Kolnitz E Collins contributed. Coveleskie earned the win with 5 innings of work, Cunningham took the loss as Chicago built an early lead and added insurance in later frames.
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Slim Sallee Quits Game Shocks St Louis Nationals
St Louis June 29. Hall of Fame pitcher Slim Sallee has retired from baseball per a club statement by Schuyler Britton president of the St Louis Nationals. Sallee said he was tired of the game and did not request a trade. He had been suspended two weeks earlier for leaving the club in New York and not reporting in Cincinnati.
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Fairchild and Campbell Reach State Golf Final
Dan Fairchild of Wannneandissett CC defeats state champion Harry E. Kenworthy 3 up with 2 to play in the semifinals at Providence. N S Campbell of Agawam Hunt beats C A Kilvert 9 up and 7 to go. Final match set for tomorrow.
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Emma G Wins Short Ship Circuit Trot at Bay State Meet
Emma G the favorite won the 2:24 trot from 11 horses at Hillsgrove Rhode Island today. James W won the Free-for-all trot in three straight heats and Mud Lake took the 2:24 pace.
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Wilder Loaned to Wilkesbarre to Backstop Daily
Fred Brick Wilder catcher for the Buffalo team in the Eastern League has been loaned to Wilkesbarre which needs a backstop. He is expected to work behind the bat daily through July 8.
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Senators Shut Out Red Sox 3-0
Washington's Dutch Leonard shut down Boston, as the Senators defeated the Red Sox 3 to 0. Boston stranded bases loaded in the fifth and could not mount a sustained attack, while Washington capitalized on Leonard's walks and key errors to score twice in the second and again in the seventh.
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Gossip Boxers by Doc Almy on Tonight's Featherweight Card
The eight round feature pits Al Delmort of the North End against Howard McRae of Cambridge at the Commercial A. C. with Jim McDonald vs Jack Moore in the semi final. Prelims plus notes on Willard Fulton talks and regional bout plans fill the columns.
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Jamaica Plain
Golf at Lexington A 18 hole handicap medal play
An 18 hole handicap medal play is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington with a golf ball sweepstakes.
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Yankees Beat Athletics 5 0 in Exhibition Game
Shawkey held the A's to few hits as New York won 5 to 0. Baker injured on a two base hit in the first inning and left the game. Hasselbacher debuted in the ninth, allowing a run on a pass, Boone's sacrifice, and Magee's single.
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U Sports Roundup on Boston Teams and pennant chase
A tough day for Boston teams as the Carrigans lose to the Senators and the Braves fall to the Dodgers. Hank O Day doubting calls, Wagner back with the Carrigans, and Rubien tracking amateur athletes. Caldwell targets the mile at Newark AAU meet and Ryder starts after July 4.
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Caldwell Aims For Mile Race At Newark Championships
Reports indicate Caldwell may run 4 12 over the mile with Ryder predicting strong form. Howard Drew is expected to compete in the National AAU championships at Newark and could challenge records for miles and sprints, as coast rumors suggest.
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Answers to Queries and Local Sports Notes
Fan-Ed Pfeffer drafted by Brooklyn from Grand Rapids in the Central league in 19135. Last year he won 19 games. Print date for New England championships is August 26 at Foch Field. Games test New England reps for nationals. EF Wright-House rules govern poker with royal flush color parity. St Mary's Church Uxbridge athletic meet set for July 15 with events from sprints to marathon. Open entries to M J Baker or G W Brown. Fireworks at Braves Field on July 4, 25¢ and De adi.
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