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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

13

Braves Win the Trip Final Game at Princeton Nassau Field

The Braves defeated Princeton College 8 to 2 on Nassau Field in Princeton New Jersey. Boston used a patched lineup while Hogg and Dickson pitched steadily. Wood the Princeton rookie pitched well though wild, and Parker Wood Rhodes and Brown contributed in the scoring with timely hits aiding Boston to secure the win.

Princeton N. J Braves Princeton College Nassau Field Boston Jackson Brown Kirke Hogg Dickson Tigers Wood Houser Spratt Pendleton Bergen Sterrett Rhodes McDonald Worthington Parker Boston AB. R BH TB PO. A Sweeney Seeee Spratts Ss Vegas White Wwe Sterrett Seeree Reed Berger Jones Wood Sweeney Houser Rainden Jackson McDonald Bail Connors Conahan

Wolfgang and Miller Coming to Lowell

St. Louis American league team released pitcher Meldon Wolfgang and first baseman Miller to Lowell Massachusetts today.

Wolfgang and Miller Lowell ST. Louis Meldon Wolfgang Mass

Brooklyn Nationals Beat Washington Americans 8 7

Brooklyn Nationals defeated the Washington Americans 8 to 7 in Washington. Batteries Groom and Henry for Brooklyn and Kent and Erwin for Washington contributed to a tight verdict in a closely contested game.

Washington Brooklyn Nationals Washington Americans R.H.E. Brooklyn Cseeees Ceeets Sons Asuaissecace Aes Sancassun Betosech Ieee Groom Henry Kent Erwin

Boston Boys Claim Five National Amateur Titles in Boxing

Five local youths won national amateur boxing titles at the Mechanics Building, led by James Lynch Cambridge in 105 pounds and Thomas Reagan East Boston in 115. Others crowned included John Cooper Chelsea, Al Wambsgans New Orleans, Charles Askins Boston, Arthur Sheridan New York, and John Silverio Beverly in heavyweight. Outsiders won two classes. crowd exceeded 6000, though some bouts were short and cautious.

James Lynch Cambridge Thomas L. Regan East Boston John Cooper Chelsea Arthur Sheridan New York John Silverio Beverly Mechanics Silverio Beckier New Orleans Jimmy Lynch Patsey Greene Greene Lynch Patsy Greene Mike Sullivan East Boston al Wambsgans Wambsgans Sullivan Mike Wambigans Charley Askins W. P. Widdicombe Fort McKinley Askins Widdicombe B. A. Lavelle Riverside Boat Club Lfe Sheridan Lavelle

Cardinal O'Connell Receives Gold Pass for Fenway Park

Cardinal O'Connell of this city was presented with a perpetual pass for Fenway Park by President James A. McAleer yesterday morning. The ceremony at the cardinal's house was attended only by McAleer and Mr. William J. Dooley, the cardinal's gentleman of honor.

Cardinal O’connell Fenway Park Boston James A. McAleer McAleer William J. Dooley

Ownie Bush Joins Tigers After Holdout Tension

Cincinnati Ohio April 9 Detroit American League shortstop Ownie Bush reported to Manager Jennings after a holdout. Jennings said Bush had not yet signed a contract and planned to use Oscar Vitt at shortstop for the opening game against the Cincinnati Nationals regardless of Bush’s decision.

Cincinnati Ownie Bush Detroit American League Jennings Cincinnati Nationals Bush Oscar Vitt

Tigers Turn Tables on Cincinnati Reds

Detroit Americans beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 in an exhibition game. Maroney and Dubuc pitched well for Detroit while Vitt starred for the visitors. Cincinnati struggled as Horsey was hit hard and support was lacking. Umpire Brennan presided.

Vas Caessus Cincinnati Maroney Dubuc Stanage Rocker Prough Horsey McLean Brennan

Yale Again Beats Johns Hopkins In Baltimore Baseball

Yale defeats Johns Hopkins 9 to 5 in Baltimore. Scorecard lists Yale 9 runs on 11 hits with errors five and Hopkins 5 runs on 6 hits with 3 errors. Batteries Yale Wilson and W Smith Newman Vail Brinsmade Church. Hopkins New, Brinsmade, Church.

YALE Johns Hopkins Baltimore R.H.E Werlo Oakes Deankse Wilson W. Smith and Newman Vail, Brinsmade and Church

Toledo Beats New York Americans 9 to 4 in Exhibition

Toledo outscored the New York Americans 9 to 4 in the final exhibition game. Warhop was driven from the box in the fourth inning as Toledo built a lead behind strong pitching by Swan Carisch Nagelson and Oman Street.

Toledo Warhop New York Americans R.H.E Swan Carisch Nagelson Oman Street

Amateur boxing and track figures dominate Duffey’s sports column

Duffey credits strong crowds at national championships for amateur boxing value and notes Pilgrim A A opening show. He discusses Red Sox opener weather, Harvard Cornell Princeton hoped regatta, Kolehmainen’s Swedish bid, De Mar and Madden in Pilgrim A A run, Bowzer’s Syracuse freshman gains, and Sheppard’s Olympic prospects with trials at Harvard Stadium on June 8.

Clarence de Mar Festus Madden A. B. George Mel Sheppard Sheppard Shep Harvard Stadium

Answers to Queries and Boxing Opinions in Local Sport Notes

The column discusses J. G. favored Matty Baldwin over K. C. Brown and Pat Moore in recent tests. It notes Langford often beats Joe Jeanette, but Jeanette might excel over a 40 round Marathon route. It asks about the next wrestling tournament planned for the Hub on April 15.

J. G Matty Baldwin K. C. Brown Pat Moore Langford Joe Jeanette Jeanette

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