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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

8

Boston Doves Fall Short Against Cubs in Aced Out Game

Red White struggled through just over three innings as the Cubs blasted four third inning runs and added seven total runs. Floyd Kroh held Boston to four hits while Steinfeldt drove in multiple runs with a grand slam-like shot and Sheckard, Evers, and Hoffman contributed scoring plays as Chicago extolled a decisive win.

Chicago Red” White Boston Doves Cubs Red Forest Moore Floyd Kroh Murphyites Smith Sweeney Bostonians Graham White Evers Becker Sheckard Sheck Stein Jimmy Stanley Coffey Shean Beck Chance Thomas Steinfeldt

Pirates Find Dodgers Too Easy

Pirates overpower Dodgers in a one sided game as Pastorius delivers a dominant pitching performance and accumulates ten bases on balls in a striking display of control and offense.

Pirates Dodgers

Naps Double Victory Over Senators Reported

Cleveland pitchers Berger and Falkenberg won games against Washington today. Berger outpitched Witherup 6 to 0 in the first and Falkenberg held the Senators to 2 to 1 in the second. Stovall and Lajoie turned a double play and Lelivell made a sensational catch.

Washington Cleveland Berger Falkenberg Smith Stovall Lajoie Lelivelé

Philadelphia Eagles win two a doubleheader versus Chicago

Philadelphia wins both games in today's doubleheader with Chicago. In game one Scott shines as Chicago errors cost them. In game two Philadelphia mounts a batting streak to drive White from the mound, while a late incident involving Collins and umpire Hurst sparks a crowd reaction before police and players restrain the scene.

Philadelphia Chicago Scott White Collins Hurst

Lynn Mob Attacks Umpire After Game in Lynn

Turbulent scenes marked the end of a Lynn versus Fall River game won by Fall River 8 to 6. Hundreds surged the field as Umpire McLaughlin was protected by police. rocks and missiles flew, but McLaughlin escaped to the clubhouse and then the railroad station with officers. The melee left the umpire lightly injured and the crowd dispersed after a tense pursuit through Central Square.

New England Lynn Fall River McLaughlin Central Square Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Boston Devine McDermott Daum

Lowell Takes Two From Lawrence In Doubleheader

Lowell defeats Lawrence 2 to 0 in the opener and 12 to 7 in the nightcap as pitching and fielding miscues shape both games. Warner and Miller split mound duties in the opener with few hits, while the second contest features displaced pitchers and explosive batting from Lowell and Lawrence with multiple runs, errs, and stolen bases.

New England Lawrence Lowell Warner

Cardinals Deliver Hard-Hitting National Victory

The Cardinals secured a decisive national win with strong offense and tight defense. Key leaders dominated the game, elevating the team to a commanding position and boosting their season outlook.

Giants Win Out in Tenth Inning

New York defeats Cincinnati 7 to 6 in ten innings as five walks and a fourth inning hit produced three New York runs. Cincinnati tied it in the ninth on two errors and two hits before two late hits gave the visitors the win. Tenney and Bridwell were ejected for disputing a decision.

Lowell. Lawrence Buseh Maybohlem LOWEN Lawrence Witzpatrick Flaharty Danzig Howard Wilkie Uniac Huston Adler Catterson O'Brien Eason Busch Venable Labelle Blanchard Maybohm Lowell Balk Enson Ainsmith Buckley Cincinnati New York Campbell O’hara Devlin Seymour Bescher Huggins Downey Hoblitzer Tenney Spade Mathewson Doyle Rigler and Johnstone

Highlanders Break Even With the Browns

New York and St Louis split a double header in New York with the locals winning the first game in 11 innings as Elberfeld drove in the winning run on Taporte’s double and both Quinn and Bailey pitched well. In the second game Lake faltered and Brockett struggled with poor support.

New York St. Louis Elberfeld Taporte Quinn Bailey Lake Brockett Demmitt Ween PO Chase Meeler Lins Setae Engle Tee Laporte Austin Kleinow C Hughes Om P Ico Sane Hartzell V. Fissceeee E Stone R. F Shee Hoffman Griggs Sees Wallace Jones Williams Tee Ferris Tee Stephens aCriss Waddell Dus Bailey Teeeee Rubin Sona Waddell Bone Porte Ferris la Jones Chase Ifice Wlliams Louis St. Elberfeld Hughes Uinn Innin Perine Sheridan

Walker Changes Style and Dominates South African Sprint Racing

Walker, the South African sprinter, altered his running style this year to a very low crouch in English races. He had a strong season in South Africa, winning 16 races and giving away big starts in 10 of them, including four championships for 100 and 200 yards and the national championships at those distances.

Walker South Africa Transvaal

Fall River Team Is Disciplined

New England league Secretary Morse announced that President Murnane ruled on the July 24 game at Lawrence. Fall River forfeited after a dispute with the umpire. the club is fined 100 dollars and the second game is struck from the records. Players Messenger and Weaver are fined ten dollars each and suspended until payment.

Jacob C. Morse New England League T. H. Murnane Lawrence Fall River Messenger and Weaver

Allen Ignites Strikeout Spree In Detroit Tryout

Frank Allen, Southern college pitcher, acquired by Detroit for a fall tryout, struck out 18 and threw a hitless scoreless game against Memphis Independent, allowing only one baserunner on a passed ball and catching him at first.

Frank Allen Southern College Detroit Allen

Record crowd fuels Tiger doubleheader excitement at Hub

Fans packed the Hub for a record-setting baseball doubleheader with high enthusiasm. Hapless field disruption noted in the first game's excitement, while Hughey Jennings and his crew controlled the scene as players eye pro opportunities. Rumors of Lunghi and a broader pro resurgence spread as Wangai vs Sheppard and Shrubb’s 12 mile Toronto victory spark debate on future schedules.

Tiger Red Sox

Answers to Queries on Baseball Boxing and Training

The note answers multiple queries: A native of Limerick is not Dundalk. Jeffries disputed. McConnell plays for Boston Americans while Chech and Ryan are with St Paul. The Red Sox Labor Day opponent was the New York Highlanders. McDonald won the 1898 Boston Marathon in 2:42 and Lorden in 1903 in 2:41:29. A ball hit by batter off foul ball rule. Pitching training sources Wright & Ditson in Washington Street. T C Young Alger fights in New York under his name. Any schoolboy under 20 may compete in the 1915 games. A boy 17 or 12 in 100-yard dash depends on training time.

McConnell Cheth Ryan Boston Americans Chech St. Paul Red Sox New York Highlanders McDonald Lorden R. J. McDonald J. C. Lorden Wright & Ditson Washington Street T. C Young Alger New York

1915 Athletes to Swim at Four Boston Beaches

The Boston Playground Association extends the 1915 athletic meets to include swimming events. With the bath department in charge, races will be held at four beaches in August. The first meet is Saturday at North End Park, then Wood Island Park next Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The second pair will be at Marine Park and Dewey Beach on August 21 at 2:30 p.m.

Boston Bath Department Boston Playground Association North End Park Wood Island Park Marine Park South Boston Dewey Beach Charlestown

Worcester 4 Brockton 3 in nine innings adds thriller

Worcester wins 4 3 as Brockton bats falter in the ninth. Nuns Yerkes Logan Russell Rondeau Henrickson McLane homerics. Donovan Shaw Millerick stealers. Owens and Cutting handled mound duties with 6 and 5 strikeouts respectively.

Worcester Brockton Yerkes Logan Russell Rondeau Henrickson McLane Donovan Shaw Millerick Owens Cutting Waters Faber New England Bh.po A.E A.E. Shaw H'ekson C. F Issel M’lean Bradley Togan Mureh Shannon R'dean Hickman Burkett M’g'vern Toole

Haverhill Beats New Bedford in 6 0 Victory

Lessard nearly throws a no hit no run game before a near riot over a lone hit. Haverhill’s 6 0 win over New Bedford includes 11 strikeouts for Lessard and 4 for Seifert, with bases on balls and a hit batter shaping the outcome.

New England Ravertall Lessard Haverhill New Bedford Haverheill A.E. Bhy A.E Grtney Barrows O Keller Gooney Briggs C. F O'Crum Kelley Brown R. F Duff Leary Seifert White Fuaverity Merrill Courtney Connaughton Boardman Cunningham Bauman Keller Rorty

GAMES TODAY MATCHUPS ACROSS NBA AND BASEBALL ROSTERS

Detroit plays Boston in two games while St. Louis faces New York. Chicago meets Philadelphia and Cleveland visits Washington. Boston visits Chicago as New York travels to Cincinnati. Brooklyn visits Pittsburg and Philadelphia hosts St. Louis. Brockton meets Lawrence with Fall River at Haverhill, Lynn at Worcester, and New Bedford at Lowell.

R. . EB. Att Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Sivas Aes Tphiladelphia New York ST. Louis Cleveland Washington Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Louis Wisest New England Pall River Lynn Worcester Brockton Tate Haverhill New Bedford Lowell Peewee Lawrence Ee Lowell Ween Veeeeseeses Lawrence Meee Ct. Lynn Brockton O Brockton Lawrence Fall River Lowell

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