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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1916

Page

15

Boston Teams Fight For Pennants In Openers At Season Start

The piece notes the return of baseball and the hopeful Boston pennant chase with Carrigan’s Red Sox facing Connie Mack’s Athletics and Stallings’ Braves meeting the Brooklyn Superbas at Ebbetts Field. It also mentions Harvard football coach Hugh Haughton returning, Olympic plans beyond 1916, Duke Kahanamoku touring the U S, and local track bets on Arthur Roth in the Unicorn race.

Boston Speaker Sox George Stallings Braves Bill Carrigan Speakerless Red Sox Connie Mack Athletics Brooklyn Superbas Ebbetts’ Field Brooklyn Carrigan Stallingsites Harvard Haughon Crimson Haughton Metropolitan Association Arthur Roth Charley Peres

Irish runner Tinder Tinc ler and amateur status query

The letter references Irish runner Tinder Tinc ler once a five mile and mile champion, praises him as possibly the greatest miler, notes a 4 minute 15 second mile in Worcester and a win over Tommy Conneff. It also asks if an amateur basketball team playing a pro team for pay becomes professional under Maine or A A U rules.

Tincler George B. Tindler Iincler Tinder Tommy Conneff George Worcester Maine

Medford Faces Boston College High In Afternoon Showdown

Medford High meets Boston College High this afternoon at Medford. Bob Carney will start on the mound for James Street school after a string of strong outings last week. Leo Maher handles catching duties and may be replaced later by Don Avan.

Medford High Boston College High Medford Bob Carney James Street Carney Leo Maher Donavan

Golf department opening at new store with Donald J. Ross

The new store at 364 Washington St opens May 1 with Donald J. Ross in charge of the golf department. An extensive range of his clubs will be sold under the trademark and autographed. The old store closes April 24 and the new shop opens May 1.

Washington St Golf Department

Giants Whitewash Yale In Debut At Yale Field

In New Haven on April 11 the Giants defeated Yale 7 to 0 in Yale field’s first intercollegiate baseball game. Yale, leaning on freshmen, threatened twice in the fourth and ninth but errors and miscues helped the Giants. Burns Lobert and Kauff sparked the visitors with a first inning rally, while Merkle and Brainard contributed key plays in the field and on base.

New Haven Conn Yale Giants Yalé Field Bush Holden Kinney Snell Merkle Brainard Wendell Palermo Shepley Fletcher Munson Burns Lobert Kauff Roach Newell Garfield Walsh Grant Rory Vaughn Johnson Rouch B. R . Burns Doyle C T Ritter Palmero AB R B. PO Armstrong Vaughn Hutchinson Sheplers Gee Garfield Kauft O’brien Harrison

Evers Sells Troy Stock

John J. Evers captain and second baseman of the Boston Braves today disposed of his interests in the Troy State league baseball team. The move followed a management suggestion to have his services free of ties to another club and avoid any potential hampering.

Troy N. Y John J. Evers Boston

Local Manager Lew Wachter Purchases Evers Stock

Lew Wachter, manager of the local team, acquired shares in Evers. The move ties Wachter to Evers' ownership structure and signals strategic interest in the company.

Lew Wachter Evers

Hennigans Enter For 10 Mile Race

The Jamaica Central A A opens entries for a 10 mile road race on April 19 with early entrants led by the Hennigan brothers and more than 30 entries including Dorchester Club and New Bedford Harriers. Prizes total 15 with a time prize. mayor or similar starter expected. Entries close April 13 via William Reddish, president Jamaica Central A A, 308 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain.

Jamaica Central A. A Hennigan Brothers Ceived Dorchester Club New Bedford Harriers William Reddish Centre Street Jamaica Plain

Chicago Nationals top Louisville in 9 to 3 rout

Chicago Nationals collect 16 hits against three Louisville pitchers to win 9 to 3 in Louisville. Cubs head to Cincinnati to start the season with tomorrow's opener.

Chicago Cubs Louisville Chicago Nationals Cubs Cincinnati R.H.E. Chicago

Louisville battery commission names Seaton Brown and Fischer

Seaton Brown and Fischer are joined by Perdue Jones and Williams on the batteries for Louisville in the season context. The terse listing suggests a lineup or roster note within a local sports or team report.

Louisville Seaton, Brown and Fischer Perdue Jones and Williams

Maine Game Cancelled by Snow in Durham

A snow covered field forced the cancellation of the University of Maine versus New Hampshire College baseball game scheduled for today in Durham.

Durham N. HF University of Maine New Hampshire

Giants Roster Hit With Two Injuries Before Philadelphia Start

Hans Lobert and Lou Wendell sustained injuries in today’s Yale game. Lobert likely out about a week after wrenching his knee sliding to third base. Wendell tore a fingernail while colliding on signals, missing the opener but expected back by week’s end as backstop.

New Haven Conn Hans Lobert Lou Wendell Yale Giants Philadelphia Wlobert Wendell Palmero McGraw Raridan

Walpole High schedules Interscholastic league baseball games

The Walpole High School baseball manager has arranged a series of league games in Norfolk county. Fixtures include Walpole at North Attleboro Foxboro at Walpole Walpole at Stoughton Walpole at Sharon and other matchups through June 21 with open dates June 2 5 and 7.

Norwood Walpole Medfield Stoughton Mansfield Foxboro Sharon North Attleboro

Roxbury Latin Defeats Volkmann 9 to 4 on Pitching Gem

Alexander Robinson of Roxbury Latin starred with 15 strikeouts across seven innings to beat Volkmann School 9 to 4 at Volkmann Field. Robinson and Scott paired on the mound for Roxbury Latin while Pillebury and Hunneman worked for Volkmann.

Alexander Robinson Roxbury Latin School Volkmann School Volkmann Field Robinson R.H.E. Roxbury Latin Scott Pillebury Hunneman

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