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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1918

Page

6

Phillies Shut Out Braves 3-0 at Braves Field

Phillies defeated the Braves 3 to 0 as Bonnie Hearn and Miles Mains held the Phillies to six and four hits respectively. A late rally in the sixth and ninth brought in all runs while Braves base running and two costly double plays hampered their offense. Herzog and Rawlings swapped infield positions and acquitted themselves well in the field.

Braves Phillies Braves Field Bonnie Hearn Miles Mains Tiptop Phils Hearn Mains Charley Herzog Johnny Rawlings Herty Johnny Ray Powell Bancroft McGaffigan Herzog Rawlings Honey Stock Massey Powell Luderus Cravath Whitted Meusel Koney Stallings Smith Wickland Adams Covington Henry Philadelphia Rune Bancroft Steck Errora Marsey Hiertog Saccifvely Konetchy McGaffran Rigler Moran

BoxING Gossip and Promoter Plans for New England Bouts

Box ing gossip covers Terry Brooks aiming to meet Lew Tendler with a Newport promoter tying up Demeres and Young Montreal for next Wednesday. Bets on Willard and Fulton, Tendler vs Jackson in New Haven, and Frank Britt’s camp eyeing Joe Welling. Local cards include Rosner vs Owens and Gray vs Donovan, with Corpl Lannan and Sheppard updates.

Fob Bowden Newport, R. I Paul Demeres Young Montreal Providence Benny McCoy Baltimore New England New Haven Conn Tendler Jackson

Miss Durack Sets New World Record in 500 Yard Swim

Australian swimmer Miss Fannie Durack established a new women’s 500 yard world record on March 18 in Sydney. Her time was 7 minutes 15.0 seconds, surpassing the previous mark of 7 minutes 31.5 seconds held by Claire Galligan of New York.

San Francisco Fannie Durack Australia Sydney New South Wales Claire Galligan New York

Wesleyan Names Tomlinson Baseball Captain

Edward N. Tomlinson of Elizabeth New Jersey a sophomore shortstop has been elected captain of the Wesleyan College baseball team. He succeeds Captain Howard V Widdoes who left college to join the aviation corps. Tomlinson is a member of the Pal Aprilon fraternity.

Middletown Conn Edward N. Tomlinson Elizabeth N. J Wesleyan Howard V. Widdoes Dexter Aviation Corps Tomlingen Pal Aprilon

Bond Drive Urges Citizens to Support Liberty Day

A public appeal calls on residents to back government efforts by purchasing bonds, urging timely participation to bolster national efforts and show patriotic support. The message emphasizes collective duty and financial contribution as a civic obligation.

Harvard and Tigers Clash at Soldiers Field Opener

Harvard faces Princeton in the opening varsity baseball game at Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4. Crimson boss Hugh Duffy has built a strong nine named to contend for Big Three honors as Newton is slated to pitch with Gammack catching and a value lineup including Wolverton Hallowell Grogs Ward Evans Coulidge in the outfield and infield.

Harvard Princeton Soldiers Field Hugh Duffy Tiger Crimson Newton Duffy Tommy Gammack MetCouel Wolverton Hallowell Grogs Ward Evans Coulidge

Harvard Princeton Crew Trials Before Dual Regatta

In Princeton on April 26 Harvard varsity and freshmen eights held two trial spins on Carnegie Lake ahead of the tomorrow dual regatta. Harvard praised Princeton’s shell after the second workout and may row again to adjust. A Harvard freshman boat capsize caused an impromptu bath, due to the higher freeboard and different rigging. The freshman race is set for about 3:30 p.m. with the varsity starting an hour later.

Princeton N. J Harvard Carnegie Lake Crimson

Many School Games Today Across Suburban and Mystic Leagues

A lengthy schedule features three Suburban league games and two Mystic Valley league openers. Medford High meets Rindge Tech at Fulton Street, Everett faces Melrose at Melrose, Malden hosts Somerville at Recreation Field. Mystic Valley pairings include Winchester vs Water town at Watertown and Lexington vs Arlington at Lexington. Private schools also play with Groton facing Coun try, Noble and Greenough at Concord, Huntington at Milton, English at Southboro, Roxbury Latin at Duxbury, and Andover meeting Cushing.

Medford High Rindge Tech Fulton

Close Second Round Match Highlights Wollaston Club Play

In the Wollaston Club second round at Montclair four matches were played with only one close contest. W G Page of Winchester beat E G Manning of Wollaston 3 and 1, the narrowest margin of the day. Semifinals slated for forenoon and final this afternoon. Wright favored to win, facing Elliot, with Holton to meet Page in the other semi.

Wollaston Montclair W. G. Page Winchester Country Club E. G. Manning Wollaston Club Wright Elliot Horton Page WY. R. Elliot Albemarle J. T. Tunis Belmont Pr. J. Wright, Jr A. M. Hoxie Wampatuck H. H. Holton Tedesco G. F. Freeman Winchester C. G. Manning

Boston College to Meet Fiske Red Tops at Springfield

The Boston College baseball team will face the Fiske Red Tops of Chicopee at Springfield today. Jimmie Fitzpatrick will start for BC with Urban behind the plate, Enright at first, Gildea second, Bond short, Burke at third, Mueller Dempsey and Weafer in the outfield. Extra players include Boyce Allen and Gallivan.

Boston College Fiske Springfield Tire Company Springfield Y. M Jimmie Fitzpatrick Maroon and Gold Urban Eddie Enright Gildea Bond Eddie Burke Mueller Dempsey Weafer Eddie Boyce Allen Vatcher Gallivan

Newton 10 Lynn English 0 routs at Claflin Field

Newton High defeated Lynn English High 10 to 0 on Claflin Field Newton ville yesterday afternoon. Newton scored early and maintained lead, dominating the game with sharp offense and stout defense.

Newton High Lynn English High Claflin Field Newtonville

Shirts With Detachable Collars On Sale Today

Detachable collar shirts available in pink helio Canary and blue in soft delicate colorings. Priced at $2.00 with a value claim. Sold at two Washington Street stores opposite the Old South Church and at 659 Goyety Theatre Building. Store hours show Saturday open until 11 PM.

Washington ST Old South Church Goyety Theatre Building

Tilton and Exeter to meet at Exeter field

Exeter hosts Tilton Seminary in a scheduled game at Exeter. Worcester Academy travels to Soldiers Field this afternoon to challenge the Harvard freshman nine in a competitive matchup.

Tilton Seminary Exeter Academy Exeter Worcester Academy Soldiers Field Harvard

Concord High Plays Boston College High Today

Concord High, riding a five game winning streak with no defeats this spring, faces its toughest test this afternoon against Boston College High School on the local playground.

Concord High School Boston College High School

Lehigh Beats City College in Tennis Five to One

Lehigh defeated the College of the City of New York in New York today by five matches to one. The result adds a win for Lehigh in the tennis meet.

New York Lehigh The College of the City of

Hartly Beats Blades in 112-Round Main Bout

Peter Hartley of New York defeated Woonsocket’s Young Blades in a lengthy 112 round main event at the Commercial A. C. last night. Blades later showed improved form in the final rounds, while the bout was less ferocious than their prior arena clash. The card also featured Henri Le Bouff of New Bedford topping Young Gibbs of Woonsocket in 10 rounds and a six round draw between Bunch O’Neil of Lynn and Young Cheney of Beachmont in the opener.

Peter Hartley New York Young Blades Woonsocket Commercial A. C Blades Henri le Bouff New Bedford Young Gibbs Bunch O'Neil Lynn Young Cheney Beachmont

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