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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1919

Page

16

Subscriptions drive funds for Irish Victory Fund in Boston

John H H McNamee treasurer of the Prudential Trust Co collects and urges donations from Greater Boston and New England residents. Contributions are mailed or delivered to 83 Summer Street, with hundreds named as donors and totals near a reported 2197.15.

John H. H. McNamee Prudential Trust Company Summer Street Irish Victory Fund Boston New England Ireland McNamee

Hoyt Shines in Long Win For Red Sox

Yesterday Waitt Hoyt, youngest in the American league, pitched in relief for the Red Sox against the strongest Ban Johnson batting lineup. The Detroit box score shows a 2 to 1 victory after 12 innings with 10 hits and a solitary run.

Waitt Hoyt Detroit Red Sox

Hoyt Debuts With Boston After Long Road Through Minors

A 16 year old Brooklyn scout find turned Red Sox pitcher Hoyt dazzled in his major league debut after years in the minors and shipyard leagues. He faced Detroit with Barrow saving Pennock for Chicago and impressed umpires with his stuff while answering taunts from Cobb Veach and others. His father sent encouragement by telegram before the game and Hoyt delivered a strong Brooklyn to Detroit victory.

Napoleon Johan McGraw Hoyt Boston Red Sox Young Hoyt Erasmus High School Brooklyn New York McGraw Giants Montreal Rochester Baltimore Washington Norman McNeill Barrow Providence New Orleans Southern League Detroit Cobb Veach Pennock Chicago Caldwell

Playground Day At Lexington Centre And East Lexington

Baseball swimming and games are scheduled for a joint playground day. East Lexington youths arrive at 9 AM and stay at the centre grounds until about 5 PM supervised by Miss Gertrude Westlake and Miss Dorothy Butters.

Lexington Centre East Lexington Playground Centre East Lexington Gertrude Westlake Dorothy Butters

Grand Circuit Races Postponed by Rain in Columbus

In Columbus Ohio today July 1 the Grand Circuit races were postponed because of rain. The racing card will be run tomorrow with tomorrow’s events moved up to Saturday an open date.

Columbus

Boxing Gossip Highlights Boston to Philadelphia Rumors

Boxers like Johnny Kilbane Frankie Britt and Joe Tiplitz feature in rumors across cities from Cleveland to Philadelphia. Mentions of Matt Hinkel Benny Wanger Young Terry McGovern and Eddie May spotlight unsettled matchups and contracts amid Lowell tournament plans at Billy McDermott's Crescent A C.

Matt Hinkel Johnny Kilbane Benny Wanger New York Cleveland Kilbane Johnny Joey Fox Philadelphia Ray Cass Frankie Britt New England Joe Tiplitz Frankie Phil Adelphia William Penn Big Village Terry McGovern Britt Cass McGovern Boston Trrankie Quaker City Ralph Brady Jon Fagan Dorchester George Robinson Cambridge A. C Lynn Hagan Robinson Jim McDonald Joe Joe Hagan McDonald Johnny Wilson Fenway A. A Wilson Eddie May Johnny Clinton Billy McDermott Lowell Crescent A. C McDermott Fred Moore

Wright Leads Essex Golf Field in Open Amateur Qualifying

Boston youth F. J. Wright Jr of Albemarle Club Newtonville led 180 players with 78 in the Essex County Club open amateur qualifying at Manchester Massachusetts. R M Purves and F C Newton tied for second with 79. Jesse Guilford shot 83 as match play begins. Four 16s qualified for the match draw with rounds scheduled through morning.

Boston F. J. Wright, Jr Albemarle Newtonville Essex County Club Manchester Mass R. M._ Purves Woodland Club F. C. Newton Brookline Jesse Guilford Wooland Y. J. Wright, Jr

White Sox Tie Series With Yankees In New York

Chicago preserves balance in a four game set by winning the final game 2 to 0. Kerr labored well for the White Sox and held New York to limited hits as Jackson produced a three base hit and Leibold and others contributed. The line score lists Chicago with 7 runs and 19 at bats while New York musters 2 runs and 8 hits.

New York Chicago White Sox Shore Kerr Q. Bishae J. Tobin Jackson Walker J. Howe McWadden J. Brench P. Reidy R. BH A. E Bollan McMullin Thorney Schalk Welby John Walsh W. Clancy Patrick J. Murphy Leonard Ave R. Bit PO. A. B Cambridge Peckinpaugh John Steele Pratt John Dugenn Cambridge St Bode Fannie McCallion Rilen Allion McCallion Columbia Cam Weaver Baker Denis Harrington Michael J. O'Brien Atone Doe Denly Corcoran Kerry Peter McCarthy Pratt Pencastine Hannah Smallwood Medesanendé Collings Morro Gages Siren Cory Sagi

Maritime notes bring fish, freight and repairs to harbor

The Rosie delivered 1500 pounds of tinker mackerel and fetched a record 21 cents per pound wholesale in Boston. The Lake Ogden brought 16 500 bags of raw Cuban sugar from Guantanamo while the Kathlamba and Castellano arrived with East Indian goods from Calcutta Colombo and Glasgow. The Lonoke will undergo $30 000 repairs in Chelsea over three weeks. A bell buoy was set at Pollock Rip and Vineyard Sound fog signals were restored. The barge Nahant, built at Green's Chelsea yard, heads to Norfolk to load coal for the Shipping Board with 2500 ton capacity. The Landsman notes.

Rosie Boston Bay Yarmouth Portland Lake Ogden Guantanamo Bucknall Line Kathlamba Calcutta Colombo Furness Line Castellano Glasgow Lonoke Green's Chelsea Pollock Rip Nantucket Sound Lighthouse Bureau Vineyard Sound Nahant Green's Yard Shipping Board Coastwiss Tansportation Company Norfolk

Shipping News Arrives with Tankers and Tugs in Tow

Maritime notices list steamers and schooners from Brindisi to St. Pierre Miquelon and ports including New York Gloucester Portland Norfolk and Lynn. Towage units Luzon Mary F Scully Howard B Scranton Horan Jr and several barges named for destination. Several vessels sail toward Yarmouth N S Cape Cod Provincetown and Rockland with cargo and towage assignments.

Kathlamba Smith Calcutta Colombo Castellano Burnett Glasgow Lake Ogden McKown Guantanamo Quba North Land Snow Yarmouth Dingley Ingalls St. John Tubee Eastport Lonoke Roy New York Calvin Austin Allen Ransom & Fuller Strout Portland Mohawk Stanley City of Gloucester Larsen Norfolk Occidental Kentucky Pottsville Provincetown Mary W. Potter Chemung Rockland Chenango Bangor Peerless Thomas Horan, Jr Lynn Prudence Elizabeth Maurice River N. J St. Pierre Miquelon

Baseball Scores From Toledo and Indianapolis Games

The American Association results show Toledo defeating Louisville 11 to 2, and Indianapolis earning a 4 to 1 win over Columbus. Wisconsin Milwaukee and St Paul games were canceled due to rain. Kansas City posted 15 and Minneapolis 10 in separate contests.

Toledo Louisville Milwaukee-St. Paul Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Minneapolis

Phillies Go Wild With 16 Hits In 11 4 Win

Philadelphia piled up 16 hits for 26 bases off four St Louis pitchers and won the second game of the series 11 to 4. Packard pitched well when needed, quieting threats from his former teammates.

ST. Louis Philadelphia Packard

Phillies and Cardinals clash as Jacobs struggles in nine

Miller powered with three base hits including Bancroft two as Meusel and McHenry also shine. Lavan Dithoefer Heathcote steal, Schults to Hornsby Bancroft to Luderus twice turn double plays. Philadelphia leaves seven while St Louis eight on base as Jacobs and May manage few clean innings.

Philadelphia Bancroft Blackburne Williams Wea Meurel Luderus Whitted Paulette Schults Stock Weeerese Smith Rt Aby Meenry Lemons I Miller Jacobs Sherdell Eeereerese Anes Dell Ames Lavan Tragesser Packard

Herzog Wans Bonus In Trade

The Cubs sought Charlie Herzog from the Braves and Manager Mitchell halted talks after Herzog demanded extra payoff. Chicago and Boston had agreed on a deal, with Herzog earning 10000 from Boston. he would have to stay through 1920 for the Cubs but refused the extra bonus.

Chicago Cubs Charlie Herzog Braves Mitchell Boston Cub Herzog

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