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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1913

Page

8

Mayor Chosen Honorary Umpire by Regatta Committee

At a meeting of the local executive committee in charge of the national regatta at Union Boat Club house yesterday John F. Fitzgerald mayor of Boston was named honorary umpire James P Coogan famed rowing expert was chosen as the umpire for the event.

Union Boat Club John F. Fitzgerald Boston James P. Coogan Haines John Harvard Wiggin Ayer Withington May Riverside W. Faulkner Davy Livingstone C. Faulkner Bob Guild Bob Joan F. Fitzgerald Johan P. Coogan Springfield James Pilkington New York John O. Regan Metropolitan B. C A. P. Burritt Toronto R. C. Kammerer Washington Philip Maas Philadelphia E. E.daley St. Alphonsus John J. Corrigan Jeffries Point

Highlanders Win in One Big Inning

New York defeated Detroit 6 to 4 as a seventh inning rally broke open the game. Cobb muffed a ball allowing four rallying runs. Knight Cree and Crawford led New York’s offense while Willett started for Detroit and was knocked out in the seventh. Weather interrupted play with a 20 minute shower.

New York Detroit Fisher Cobb Willett Walter Tatas Peckinpaugh Milion Lssue Sok Fk Es Ee Eyep Wrest Bweeney Stesse Bauman Crawford Louden Aipth StMnase Limnes Ag PCM Bauman Knight Cree Moriarty Wwartzell Bush Gainer Dubuc Daniels O’loughlin Sheridan

Local baseball scores from scattered New England games

In New London New London swept Springfield 4 1 in game one and Springfield won 5 1 in game two. Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 6 3. Meriden beat Hartford 10 3. New Haven edged Pittsfield 4 3 in 12 innings.

New London Springfield Waeterbury Waterbury Bridgeport Meriden Whartford New Haven Pittsfield

Burng signs for 10 round bout with Coulon in Omaha

St Joseph report says Bobby Burng of Dallas Tex signed articles for a 10 round bantamweight bout with Johnny Coulon in Omaha on Sept 12. The match is set for the bantamweight division and gains attention as Burng takes his first major step in the ring.

ST. Joseph Bobby Burng Dallas Tex Johnny Coulon Omaha

Twirler Stops Nap's Rush in Philadelphia

Cleveland’s pennant bid was halted by the Athletics at Shibe Park as Nap Lajoie and the Naps suffered a setback. The action followed five straight Naps wins over Boston and a crowded schedule with games listed for St. Louis, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, and Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Cleveland Athletics Shibe Park Joe Birmingham Napland Guard Mack Boston Naps St. Louis Detroit New York Chicago Washington National Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn

Shawkey Stars as Mackmen Top Birmingham Nine 7 to 4

Shawkey twirled a sharp four hit shutout until a late misplay by Baker broke the gem as Mackmen defeat Birmingham 7 to 4. Baker drove in three runs with three hits while Oldring McInnis Murphy and Barry contributed on offense and defense. Jack Coombs returns to health as the Mack club solidifies pennant hopes.

Birmingham Clan Bob” Shawkey Mack Shawkey Mackmen Athletics Evening Star Sean Bob Shawkey Baltimore Baker Detroit Shibe Park Tigers Jack Barry J. Franklin Baker Rube Oldring Eddie Murphy Stuffy McInnis McInnis Murphy Cy Falkenberg Birmingham Athleta Ahier Nap Falkenberg Jack Philadelphia AB. R. BH PO. A Marouy Os Ane Tos Ks Ks Cleveland Geo Chapman Jecksou Cme Rrs Tporder Kahler Dashner Lelivelt Roe Cigvetang Oldring Turner Barry Melunis Collins Mellnnis Lajoie Olson Thue Connolly Ferguson

Buffalo-Baltimore 3 Buffalo 1 leads playoff tally

In a doubleheader results show Buffalo beat Baltimore 3 to 1. Montreal clashed with Providence with a 7 to 6 score. Toronto and Jersey City split a two game set with Jersey City winning the first 7-2 after Toronto prevailed 2-1 in 14 innings in the opener.

Buffalo Baltimore Montreal Providence Toronto Jersey City

Reds show power in second game with loaded hits

Cincinnati notes a high hitting day in the second Red series game. Bates and Johnson hit home runs as Rudolph starts for the Braves and Ames relieves for the Reds. The box shows 12 hits off Rudolph in six innings and 8 more off Johnson through seven.

Cincinnati Reds Rudolph Braves Ames Egan Bates Johnson Noyes Tinker Sheckard McDonald Connolly Devore Sweeney Myers Rudolph G Rigler Byron Groh Mann Boston Leon Ames Chief Johnson Hoblitzel Titus Rariden Clymer Maranville Kling McDowall B. Rescher If Waat Ea Vet In Hoblitzeh Linker Steckard Verghammer Amex Wethin Seciess Lord Collins Rt Sweeney O Myers Senee See Mann Reriden P Seer Lee dRan

Demaree's pitching gives Giants victory

Demaree and Marquard combine to edge Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as Giants win. Snodgrass Burns and Fletcher drive the visitors’ runs. Chief Wilson grabs a triple for Pittsburgh. Marquard relieves Demaree and Camnitz pitches well for the Pirates.

Demaree Giants Pittsburg New York Snodgrass Burns Fletcher Murray Simon Chief Wilson Viox Pirates Hyatt Butler McGraw Marquard Clarke Hendrix Camnitz Chief Meyers AB. R TB. PO E. Buloes Doyle Ewwane Merkle TD Ceneveee Morreyy Fois Wellies Et Meyers A. Wilson Eae AB. R . BH Byrne Esere Carey Kommers Ween Wagner E.e Miller Saere WUSOR Fok Oss C Esses pButler Gibson Sae

Beals Becker Powers Phillies Past St Louis in 6-3 Win

Beals Becker, in left field against right handers, homered in the seventh and added two singles as Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 6 to 3. Luderus and Cravath also connected for homers. Doak pitched seven for Philadelphia, Harmon worked the eighth for St. Louis.

ST. Louis Beals Becker Philadelphia Doak Knabe Lobert Becker Luderus Harmon Cravath Pavillion Cathers Kenetchy Doolan Mowrey O'Leary Killifer Mayer Tug Oo Elon Laoderus Whitted Konetchy Balk Klem Orth

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