Braves Clean Up With Pittsburg
The Braves beat the Pirates 6 to 2 at Pittsburg in a getaway day win. Boston moves to fifth place as Hearn walked Carey with the bases loaded to start the scoring and Caton and Cutshaw drove in runs later. The club heads to Brooklyn for a five game series in three days, opening with a double header against the Dodgers.
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Braves complete Western tour with series wins and a clean sweep
The Braves beat the Pirates in five innings as Caton hit two triples and Wickland added a triple and two RBIs. Hearn allowed nine hits but kept the Pirates in check, while Rawlings Herzog Powell and Red Smith contributed key hits as Boston toppled Sanders and Bezedek in a decisive win.
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Lawrence Is Golf Winner In Open Amateur Tournament
W. S. Lawrence of the Woodland Club won the open amateur golf title at Oakley Country Club Watertown. He beat A. M. Hoxie in the semi final then defeated N. W. Dean 2 and 1 after Dean missed a short put at the 17th. The Hartwell Dean semifinal went to extra holes with Hartwell only losing on a misplayed shot.
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Norwood High Seeks Game With Greater Boston Team
Norwood High desires to schedule a football or basketball game with a Greater Boston high school on Thursday at Norwood.
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Boxing Bouts Moved Up For Holiday Card At C A C
The Commercial A C card shifts to tomorrow night with three 10 rounders and one eight,Headlining West of Holyoke versus Powers of Malden as Butler withdraws. Woods of Manchester meets Kid Henry of Newark in the semis DeAngelus of Revere to face McCormack and Bell vs Flynn open the show.
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Boston High Schools Hold Inaugural Relay Carnival at Tech Field
The first annual relay carnival for Boston high schools unfolded at Tech Field Cambridge with events in senior mile relay and multiple 220 and 440 yard relays. Commerce High swept senior races while Boston Latin English High and Dorchester and East Boston crews placed in various finals with times listed.
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Heath Cote Recalled by St Louis Nationals
Clifton Heath cote, former Penn State outfielder, has been recalled from the Houston club in the Texas league by the St. Louis Nationals, the club announced today.
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Arlington Lexington game moved to Friday at Spy Pond Field
Mystic Valley league schedule update shows the Arlington game between Lexington High and Arlington High moved from Saturday afternoon to Friday afternoon at Spy Pond Athletic Field, altering venue timing.
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Bush Shuts Out White Sox 1 to 0
Bul Let Joe Bush pitched a complete game for the Boston Red Sox, securing a 1 to 0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. He allowed no runs while striking out six, with strong defensive support and a key double play sequence aiding the cause.
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Bush Delivers Winning Single as Boston Beats White Sox
Bush’s late RBI single caps a pitchers duel in which Cicotte and Weaver faltered. Fred Thomas led Boston with three of five hits and solid defense as Chicago failed to threaten after the fifth inning. Hooper and Whiteman also contributed sharp plays in a low-scoring White Sox loss.
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St. Louis Browns Edge Athletics 3-2 in Tight Win
May 28. Lowdermilk allowed four Philadelphia safeties while St. Louis totaled 18 hits. The Athletics led five innings due to Walker’s double and a Gerber error with two walks. The Browns won in the sixth as Sisler scored on a squeeze bunt by Gedeon after a Gedeon bunt.
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Indians Rally Past Highlanders In Seventh Inning Win
Cleveland wins 3 to 2 over New York in a seven inning stretch led by Roth and Wood who doubled and hit a three run homer in the seventh. ONeill followed with a home run as Russell allowed only one hit until the decisive inning.
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Tigers Beat Senators 4 to 2 in Final Game of Series
Detroit won the series finale 4 to 2 against Washington. Shaw allowed ten hits in eight innings, Erickson fanned seven, with Bush Young Heisman Vitt Shotton Morgan contributing for Detroit. Errors and baserunning details listed. Erickson credited with win, Shaw took the loss.
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Shevlin to Meet Dyer in June welter bout at Arena
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury holder of the New England welter title meets Fred Dyer of Wales holder of the Australian welter title in a June 11 match at the Arena. Representatives agreed to post a $200 forfeit for weight and appearance this afternoon at 3 o'clock with 145 pounds at 9 o clock.
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Arthur Duffey Reflects On A Bustling Athletic Season
After an 18 of 19 run Duffey notes East upset and Western invasion for the McGraw Giants. He urges NEAAU and boxing panels to decide New England championships and mentions Fulton Dempsey bout plans. Collegiate track prospects include Harvard Yale Princeton and Missouri sprinter Scholz. Cornell favored to win intercollegiates. Watertown Arsenal five mile road race at Riverside with Jimmy Henigan tipped to win.
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24 inning game date and pitchers for Athletics and Boston
The item notes a 24 inning game between the Athletics and Boston on Sept 1 1906 with Coombs pitching for the Athletics and Joe Harris for Boston. It adds no announced date for the New England A A U championships and records Porky Ejrynn’s three round bout against Stanley Ketchel in Boston. It also asks if Johnny O'Brien will call the Post Sporting Department this morning.
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Riders Train for Thursdays Races at Revere Track
George Wiley Victor Smart and Frank Corry three motor paced riders prepared for the mile paced race at Revere Thursday night. They logged fast laps behind the motors despite early season conditions with Corry showing notable speed and the locals predicting a win over veterans Smart and Wiley. Nat Butler reports entries from nearly all former sprint riders as Newark pros send in entries increasing competition.
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First Double Header at Fenway Park Today
The Senators visit Fenway Park for five games in three days with a postponed game on the slate. Mays and Jones will pitch for the Red Sox as the twin bill starts at 1 30 P M.
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American and National League Matchups Cited
Washington meets Boston in a two game series while Philadelphia plays New York. Boston plays Brooklyn and New York visits Philadelphia. Cincinnati faces Chicago while St Louis travels to Pittsburgh. Eastern fixtures include Providence at Springfield New Haven at New London Bridgeport at Waterbury and Hartford at Worcester.
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