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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1913

Page

9

New York and Philadelphia Extend Tie In 11 Innings

In New York on April 25 the game between New York and Philadelphia ended in an 11 inning scoreless tie. Demaree and Alexander pitched well as McGraw's recruit kept the visitors to three hits. A key 10th inning play appeared to win it for New York when Merkle started with a single Herzog sacrificed and Merkle beat the throw to second. Wilson bunted and with bases loaded McCormick batted for Demaree and appeared to drive in a run.

New York Philadelphia Demaree Alexander McGraw Giants Merkle Herzog Wilson McCormick Pankert Lobert Magee Dolan Killifer Miller Meyers Samas Dukes Agee Murray M Lan New York Ork Aoe Lerus Crandall Nder

Umpire Entanglement Delays Field Play After Misplaced Batting Call

Players surged toward the clubhouse as fans swarmed the field. Umpire Kiem, facing a miscalled batting position for McCormick, allowed the game to continue after Dooin and Doolin disputed the ruling. A lengthy field clearing followed before play resumed and a double play ended Snodgrass’ at bat.

Dooin Doolin Philadelphia Kiem McCormick Demarco Doom Snodgrass Doolan Klein

Wagner Knee Woes Hit Pirates Ahead Of Season

In 1918 baseball notes, Honus Wagner's knee is described as very weak and possibly doomed to slow the Pirates. Manager Fred Clarke and trainer Reese travel to Youngstown for treatment as Wagner continues to struggle with a lingering injury from spring training.

New York Dame Fionas Wagner Fred Clarke Pirates Wagner Youngstown Bonesetter Reese Honus Hot Springs Pittsburg Dreyfuss Clarke Hans Wagner Boston Detroit

Woburn High Defeats Tufts College Team

Woburn High School defeated Tufts College second team at Tufts Oval. Seaver pitched for Woburn, allowing two hits and striking out seven, while Woburn tallied five runs to Tufts two.

Tufts College Tufts Oval Woburn High School Tufts Seaver

Pirates Win Game From Cubs in Pittsburg

Pittsburg defeated Chicago 6 to 3 as Chicago misplays and bunts allowed three early runs. Robinson faltered in the ninth after eight solid innings by a lefty starter. Schulta's single Leach's double and Saier's sacrifice fly produced the Cubs' three runs. Wilson Butler and others contributed late hits for Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Chicago Robinson Leach Tri Schulta McCarthy Saier Cubs Hendrix Richie Himsele Yine Ga’ Pittsburg Wilson Butler Carey If Hofman Milne Ler Wipale R. BH PO A. Giymer Owl Schulters Saier Phelan Bridwell Sewesessene Richie Humphries Clymer Wen Eeaes Zimmerman Inni Hei Eee Richie Py Robinson Bridwell E E Saler Aens Guthrie

Tech Wrestlers Receive Insignia for Undefeated Season

The MIT advisory athletics council ratified M I T A A awards for the Tech wrestling team nine victories no defeats. J C Kelly Captain W H Treat R A Sailer and C P Walters earned W T T badges for wins vs Harvard while C A Blodgett received the manager insignia. Hockey players C F Foote and C P Rogers earned H T T for two thirds of games. Other hockey members have already been awarded.

New Tech Advisory Council On Athletics J. C. Kelly W. H. Treat R. A. Sailer C. P. Walters Harvard C. A. Blodgett

Tigers Triumph 6-0 Over Wesleyan in Princeton Tennis

Princeton defeated Wesleyan in Princeton New Jersey by six matches to none. Only two singles matches extended to a third set, as the Tigers dominated the rest.

Princeton N. J Wesleyan

Tannehill Takes Manager Post in Covington Federal League

Jesse Tannehill, former Pirates and Red Sox pitcher, confirms he has been hired as manager of Covington Kentucky's Federal League club for the upcoming season.

Jesse Tannehill Pirate Boston Covington, Ky

Player Goes Insane John J Grim Former Big Leaguer

John J. Grim known as Jack Grim a former major league player and recent minor league manager was declared insane by a lunacy commission at Lynchburg Virginia.

John J Jack”) Grim Lynchburg

Meyers Receives First Tryout With Giants in 1909

Bennie Meyers of Brooklyn earned his initial big league look from Manager McGraw of the Giants in 1909. He showcased strong pitching after starring with Joe Kelley’s Toronto club last season.

Bennie Meyers Brooklyn McGraw Giants Meyers Joe Kelley Toronto

Standard Brand Styles Control Weave and Color in Clothing

A noted designer shapes not only garment cuts but cloth weaves and colors for Standard Brand clothing. Some patterns are confined to select cities and retailers. High pay for designers does not always mean higher prices. standard brands include mid and high priced lines with uniform quality.

N. Sallinger

Cobb Pact Not Halting Baseball Trust Probe

Washington April 25 Ty Cobb's agreement with the Detroit club will not stop Representative Gallagher of Illinois from pushing a congressional probe of the baseball trust. Gallagher met with rules committee members to gauge hearing chances once tariffs are settled. Representative Hardwick of Georgia said he abandoned plans for a similar resolution because of the Cobb Detroit agreement.

Washington Ty Cobb Detroit Baseball Club Representative Gallagher Illinois Baseball Trust Gallagher Rules Committee Hardwick Georgia Cobb Detroit

Caution to the Public About Local Credit Houses

Caution warns readers against rival creditors in New England posing as official dealers. It notes the sole authorized credit concern to sell Standard Brands clothing and lists example labels that allegedly appear on each garment.

New England

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