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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

Page

14

Red Sox Rally Past Senators in Rainy 2-1 Victory

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 2 to 1 in a tightly contested game shortened by cold and rain. George Foster impressed with eight strikeouts in seven innings as Boston seized the lead with timely hits and solid defense.

Washington Foster Old Fox Washington Battalion Bonanza Ark Gates Boston

Pitching Duel Wins for Chicago Over Cleveland 2-1

Timely hitting and sharp defense propel Chicago to a 2-1 victory over Cleveland. Cicotte outduels Steen as Weaver and Collins drive the decisive seventh inning run. Cleveland’s Johnston and Jackson tie it in the sixth with singles and a Turner sacrifice.

Chicago Weaver Cleveland Cicotte Steen Collins Johnston Jackson Turner Lajoie Bodie Sheridan Cleveland Club Cucotte AB. R. BH. TB PO. A. E Fircrvgr. SE EOE Cass Gorin Schalk Blackburn Daly Umeda de Citee Oates X. Johnston Parner Dackson Lajvle Esse Graney Feiss Birmingham Coacher Grego Wilson Podie Lafoie Hase Chase Grege Chill

Los Angeles Plans Special De Luxe Auto Delegation

Los Angeles will send a special de luxe excursion of automobile men to the Indianapolis 500 mile race, featuring notable drivers and supporters traveling under organized group arrangements to attend the event.

Los Angeles

Gossip for Motorists Promoters and Banquet Set in 1914

Advertising man Fred Nelson Carle visits Cambridge Exposition building to spotlight G V Mercedes gasoline truck. Studebaker plants show high machine tool efficiency. The Massachusetts Automobile Operators Association holds its second annual banquet on April 18 1914 at New American House with Governor Walsh Mayor Curley and many officials invited.

Fred Nelson Carle The General Vehicle Company Exposition Building Cambridge Boston Studebaker Massachusetts Automobile Operators’ Association New American House Thee David J. Walsh Curley Curtis Guild Lewis R. Spear James Fortescue Pelletier J. R. Coolidge, Jr Sherman Whipple

Commerce High Defeats Allen in Tight 8-5 Victory

Commerce High School beat Allen School 8 to 5 at West Newton in a loosely played game. Blinn started for Commerce, pitching five innings before Bigelow relieved. Allen scored in bursts but Commerce hitters carried the game with timely hits and seven stolen bases.

High School of Commerce Allen School West Newton Blinn Bell Commerce Bigelow

Harvard 17 to Play Freshmen Face Lowell High at Soliders Field

Harvard freshmen meet Lowell High at Sol diers Field at 4 o clock. Wilcox will pitch and Harte will catch for Harvard.

Harvard Soldiers Field Lowell High Wilcox Harte

Baseball Matchups Across The American League

The schedule lists Washington at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Cleveland at Chicago, and St. Louis at Detroit reflecting the day’s American League action with four games on tap.

Washington Boston Philadelphia New York Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Detroit

National League Matchups Spark Weekend Baseball Card

Boston plays Brooklyn while New York faces Philadelphia Pittsburg meets St Louis and Chicago visits Cincinnati in a slate of National League games across three cities, outlining key cross divisions and rivalries.

National League Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburg St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati

Pirates Defeat Cardinals 5 to 1 in Slugging Victory

Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 to 1. Mitchell, Butler, Konetchy double. Mowrey triple. Sallee allowed six hits in eight innings with Cooper and Hopper also yielding runs. Magee and Wilson contributed, while Ko netehy and Mowrey stole bases. Umpires Rigler and Emslie officiated.

Sallee Pitta Tos Assis Mitchell Butler Konetchy Mowrey Hopper Wilson Konetehy Magee Cooper Dolan Miller Rigler and Emslie Louis Pittsburg Nationals St. Louis Pittsburg A. E. Carey Jos. Kelly Mowrey Y. Ob Wagner Ce Oo Ib Annes Vioex Ef Oessee U Dolan Cruise Let As Wingo Snyder Tee Wwree Saliee P Hopper Setae i Cather

Harvard Football Scrimmage Sets 19 Minute Halves

Harvard football teams prepare a spring season scrimmage on Sol dier's Field to conclude the year. Captain Charles Brickley leads one side with Ernest Swigert commanding the other as Coach Haughton assigns the two elevens.

Soldier's Field Haughton Charles Brickley Ernest Swigert

The Evolution of the Dance Told in Cartoons

A colorful feature in the next Sunday Post explores how dance is portrayed through cartoon art. The piece previews a sequence of vibrant illustrations and commentary tracing dance styles across eras.

Next Sunday Post Brick Bodkins

Federal League Matchups Kick Off Across Cities

Indianapolis travels to St. Louis while Chicago visits Kansas City. Brooklyn faces Pittsburg and Buffalo plays Baltimore in opening league games.

Federal League Pittsburg Brooklyn Baltimore-Buffalo Baltimore Kansas Ci Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis Buffalo Cane Kansas City Buffalo

Thayer and Milton battle in cold season opener

Thayer Academy defeated Milton Academy 5 to 3 after a 5 to 4 win earlier in the doubleheader. Hanson pitched for Thayer, fanning 14 and driving in three runs with two three baggers. Trainer and Felton pitched for Milton, with Trainer yielding seven strikeouts.

Milton Academy Thayer Academy Milton Hanson Trainer Felton Thayer Milton Acad PO. A. E Po.a.e Man Siter Biburn Clark Cate OlVogel Nelson Pelton Gallivan Homes Parker Hatson McCregor Swigert Chaypman Burleigh

Waltham High Triumph in Waverly Game

Rollo Fagan starred for Waltham High as the team defeated McLean Hospital 12 to 4 at Waverly yesterday afternoon.

Rollo Fagan Waltham High School Waltham High McLean Hospital Waverly

Braves Lay Off For Day In Rain Slowed Start

New York April 15 rain drenched the Braves delaying the season opener. Fans faced gloomy skies as the team surveyed a slow start, echoing last year’s six day pause and a sense of being up against it.

New York Somerset

Braves Face Brooklyn After Rough Day In Brooklyn

The Braves endure a rough day with Tom Griffith nursing an eye and Manager Stallings showing resilience. A noon briefing discussed plans for four pitchers to even the series with Brooklyn featuring Hub Perdue Dick Rudolph and Paul Strand with a developing spitball and Bill James likely to start if April weather holds. Ed Reulbach and Wilbert Robinson are noted as ready with two pitchers in condition for a full nine.

Tom Griffith Tom Stallings Braves Brooklyn George Hub Perdue Dick Rudolph Paul Strand Paul Fred Mitchell Mitchell Bill James Pat Ragon Wilbert Robinson Robinson Ed Reulbach

Red Sox Huskies and College Athletes in the Spotlight

Boston sports chatter highlights Red Sox infield praise for Young Scott from Clark Griffith ahead of two remaining games with the Senators. Harvard's relay strength and Eddie Mahan's duel with Tack Hardwick are noted, along with Marathoner Sydney Hatch and Canadian Duffy aiming for BA A races.

Red Sox Senators Clark Griffith Scott Griff

Training tips and game scoring from a historical sports page

The page weighs in on timing for workouts, post run baths, and gradual mileage builds for a 10 mile run. It also includes a baseball play scenario and an interpretation of a force play rule about baserunners, concluding no forced touch occurs when the batsman has not become a baserunner.

A and B dispute fair resolution after interrupted bowling match

In a friendly three string bowling match without a referee, A leads B by 26 pins after two strings. A wants to end the string. B wants to finish on another alley. The text also briefly mentions a base running play with a runner returning to second base after a tag confusion.

Cornell Wins Game in Rain

Cornell defeats Tufts 10 to 6 in a drizzly Ithaca contest. Traub started for Cornell but was pulled after three bases on balls. Bryant finished. Key hits by Schirick Donovan Bills and Volk helped Cornell pull away in the sixth inning amid fielding errors by both teams.

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Harvard to Play Maine in Soldiers Field Opener

Harvard baseball meets Maine at Soldiers Field this afternoon in the final home game before a Southern trip. Whitney to pitch for Harvard as Maine plays its second game. lineup lists Booin as 1b and Chase at shortstop with several others in the batting order. The trip follows, with a New York stopover and a Friday departure for West Point.

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