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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1911

Page

13

Giants Beat Boston 6 to 3 In Wet Field at American League Park

Giants and Boston met in a damp afternoon game with Arthur Raymond earning the win. Boston squandered chances as wild plays like Devore’s errant throw aided New York’s two late runs. Clarke Tenney and Merkle contributed key hits as the Giants pulled away in the seventh.

New York Giants Boston Arthur Raymond Mattern Hem Sweeney Bugs Raymond Clarke Tenney Devlin Devore Gee McGraw Wilson Meyers Herzog Miller Merkle F Ewes Doyle Snodgraas Murray I. Clarke Ib Wee Boston Eeere Snodgrass Graham Bridwell

Phillies Rally Past Dodgers in 10-3 Win

Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 10 to 3 as Daubert and Dooin star with Daubert, Titus homer, and Titus delivering the longest hit of the season. Ryan and Knetzer combine on the mound with multiple walks and hits, in a high-scoring National League clash.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Dahlen Colt Titus Daubert Dooin TE. PO Knabe Lobert Magee Paskert Luderus Doolan Alexander Davidson Miers Tooley Ty Winmimel Wheat Coulson Zimmerman Bergen Hrwin Ryan Aetwene Knotzer Enreee aMcElveen Eee Ragon Ene Saakens

World heel and toe walking champion completes 8.5 mile city run

George N Brown, 19, of Auburn New York, world's heel and toe walking champion, ran a four and two fifth mile city route from Scollay square to the Fenway and back in 23 1 2 minutes. He dodged traffic along Tremont Boylston streets, reaching the Fenway in 16 minutes and returning in 17 1 2 minutes. Brown claimed four miles in 35 minutes but finished with one and a half minutes to spare. He has 121 wins in 127 starts and stands 5 ft 12 in tall weighing 137 pounds.

George N. Brown Scollay Square Fenway Brown Bowdoin Square Theatre Back Bay Tremont Street Tremont Sboylston Streets Boyle O'Reilly Monument Fen T. H. Armstrong, Jr New York Auburn N. Y

Pirates Rally Tops St Louis In Ninth Inning

In St Louis on April 26 Pittsburg scored twice in the ninth inning on a double a sacrifice and an error to beat St Louis 3 to 2. Hauser homered for Pittsburg and Clarke doubled for St Louis.

ST. Louis Pittsburg Hauser PO. A Byrne Leach Clarke Wagner A Miller Hunter Wilson Raf Gibson Steele

Chance Sprains Ankle in Slide During Cincinnati Tilt

Chicago defeats Cincinnati 10 to 8 in a ragged game as manager Chance sprains his ankle sliding into home in the sixth inning and may be out for some time. Egan Sheckard Mitchell lead hits. Reulbach Richie McQuillan Fromme riddled with runs. Time 2h 15m. Umpires Brennan and O Day.

Cincinnati Chicago Chance Reulbach McQuillan Fromme Egan Sheckard Mitchell Richie Kaiser Schulte Bates Tinker Evars Brennan O'Day Ara - BH PO. A. E Evers Eeere Sheckard Lft Walsere Kling Poteeten Eene Zimmerman Eeeeeer O Archer Peet P Sewasterere Brown Seer AB. R. BH Bo PO AL Bescher Sotl Wwesdess Hoblitzel Moa Tere Ee Grant McLean

Dorchester Dominates Boston Latin At Dunbar Avenue

Dorchester High crushed Boston Latin 9 to 0 at the Dunbar avenue grounds yesterday afternoon. Brennan pitched seven innings with one hit and three passes, striking out nine. Quilty was hit by a ball, and Dorchester benefited from eight walks by Brennan. Attendance reached about 400.

Dorchester High Boston Latin Dunbar Avenue Grounds Dorchester Boys Brennan Dorchester Kiley

Glidden pathfinders visit Boston amid motorist chatter

The Glidden pathfinders arrive in Boston with Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald among those meeting the touring team. The crossing car is a Stevens-Curyen fitted with Fisk tires, while the 1912 Packard 30 is showcased at Alvan T. Fuller’s Motor Mart. Louis Gibbs hosts a City Club event, and Cadillac executive Charlie Foster tours Boston as he plans a five story service building. Also discussed is common ignition problems that cause sudden stops, including weak sparks and battery fatigue after short tests.

Glidden Boston Governor Foss Fitzgerald Charles J. Glidden L. R. Spear Fisk Alvan T. Fuller Motor Mart

Melrose High Defeats Malden High 10 to 0 in Park Showdown

Before 1200 fans at Pine Banks Park Melrose High dominated Malden High 10 to 0. Pitcher Rube Cram dazzled with 19 strikeouts while Connie Murphy of Malden hit two safeties.

Pine Banks Park Melrose Melrose High Malden High Malden Melrose Wonder Connie” Murphy R.H.E. Melrose High

Wolgast Retains Lightweight Crown in Two Rounds

New york April 26 Wolgast of Michigan defeats One Round Hogan of California in the second round at the Madison Athletic Club to keep the world lightweight title. A savage left to the jaw and a heavy right blows forced the referee to stop the bout.

New York Ad Wolgast Michigan Madison Athletic Club Hogan California

Wolgast Stops Hogan After Brutal Round Two

Wolgast presses advantage with a flurry of rights and lefts as Hogan sustains cuts and heavy blows. Hogan sinks to a dazed stance, then his seconds toss in the sponge and Referee White calls an end. The round ends with Wolgast smiling as Hogan can’t continue.

Roth Wolgast Hogan White

Brown Beats Tufts 3 2 In Baseball Opener

Brown defeated Tufts 3 to 2 in Tufts' home baseball opener. Martin pitched well after a rocky start for Tufts. Brown scored two in the second on a misplayed fly and a Nash hit, Harris driving in two. Tufts tied in the eighth with E Martin single and two errors, but could not complete the comeback. Harris and Nash had two base hits. Giles doubled, E Martin scored twice, with runners on base during late innings. Attendance 500. time 55 minutes. Umpire John O'Reilly.

Tufts Brown Martin Giles Nash Harris Roberts E. Martin H. Martin R. Nash Warner Bennett Crowther Dukette Qualters McKenna John O'Reilly

Bowdoin Beats Dartmouth to End Hoodoo Run

Bowdoin, 9 4, defeats Dartmouth in Hanover led by Urquhart and Wilson. Daley homered for Dartmouth and Steen delivered a key hit. Gammons and Olsen pitched for Bowdoin while Urquhart fanned eight. Time 2h 30m with umpire Puisifer.

Hanover N. Hy Bowdoin Dartmouth Brunswick Walter Norton Daley Steen Urquhart Wilson Iy Canicks Con Dartmont Witherell Smith Clifford Purington Donahue Hoban Rollins Koban Lawless Puringston Gammons Olsen Stenn Mhmerson Puisifer Bowdoin H.po AE Dartmouts Te Belpo Githereli Smith I Clifford Ib Obed Cf Isi Tilton Pt Twite Hell O'Neil Tr & Rollins le Urquhart

Bradford City Beats Newcastle United in Cup Playoff

Bradford City defeated Newcastle United 6 to 1 in the association football cup playoff at Manchester. A crowd of about seventy thousand witnessed the match.

London Bradford City Newcastle United Manchester

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