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07 Aug 1916

Page 11

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1916

Page

11

Browns Fight Ends With Red Sox 1 0 Victory in Fractious Game

Boston wins the sixth game of the series 1 to 0 as Foster holds the Browns to two hits. A brawl erupts in the seventh when Chester Thomas and Jimmy Austin exchange blows. both are ejected. Barry’s clutch hit drives in the winning run and Foster’s pitching is supported by Hooper and Thomas.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Thomas Austin ST. Louis Browns Sox Carrigan Chester Thomas Jimmy Austin Gainer Boston Shotton Scott Lewis Foster Hooper Lavan Walker Barry Brown
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Evers Placed on Layoff Amid Neuritis Attack

Captain Johnny Evers of the Braves will not return to play today due to a severe attack of neuritis in his neck and right arm. The ailment has lingered from earlier season troubles, with doctors prescribing cold applications as he avoids strain. He hopes to play if needed, but at present cannot raise his arm.

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Johnny Evers Braves Johnny
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Baseball Schedule Affects Several AL Matches

The American League slate lists Boston at Chicago New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit and Washington at St Louis with multiple intercity matchups shaping the pennant race amid spring timing and travel plans.

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Attec Boston ST. Louis Washington Chicago Cleveland Ceenes Philadelphia NEW York Detroit R. Lynn P.C. Rae Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati
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Boston rowers head West for national regatta in Duluth

Newton P. Darling and Joe Hunt from Boston join Faragut Boat Club of Lynn and Jack Manning of Cambridge on the road to Duluth for the national rowing regatta.

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Newton P. Darling Joe Hunt Boston Duluth Farragut Boat Club Lynn Jack Manning Cambridge
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College athletics feature promises and surprises across teams

The piece notes executives like Joé Lannin and Phil Ball rewarding players with $50 suits for rising in standings and a $5000 bonus for league top status. It also tracks Tom Thorp’s college track predictions and confirms current captain-elects at Harvard Dartmouth Yale and Cornell, with Dartmouth-Harvard football results in their series history.

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Eddie Teschner Harvard Westmore Wilcox Harry Worthington Dartmouth Frank Foss Cornell Heaton Treadway Yale
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Baseball Q and A notes on errors and postponements

A compiled reader Q and A discusses when a fielder charged with an error, how postponed American and National league games dates are determined, and various baseball rules. The column cites umpire decisions on balks, life saving stations, past players, and a few fight references from early 1900s reporting.

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Braves tied score as B U S Allen faced loss risk

The text notes B U S Allen would have faced charge if the Braves had lost after tying the score. It mentions H N H Portamouth Russell being purchased by the New York American League club and now playing first base for Baltimore. It also references an official scorer's opinion on a batted ball's hardness and position.

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Allen Braves Portamouth Russell New York Baltimore
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Macks Lose Eighteenth Straight in New York Game

In Cleveland the Mackmen extend their skid to eighteen as they fall to Philadelphia 2 1. Graney belts two base hits Roth hits a three bagger. Chapman Walsh turn double plays with Witt Lajoie McInnis and Wambsganss. Morton Nabors Myers and Bush yield seven two and two runs respectively. Umpires Dineen and Nallin. Time two hours.

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Bush bRan Haley Cleveland Philadelphia Graney Roth Chapman Walsh Witt Lajoie McInnis Wambsganss Gand Morton Klepfer Nabors Myers Klefer Myers IL Connie Mack Guy Morton F . R. Bhoe Speaker Seee Roth Gandil Turner O'Neill Sneer Esse PO A. E. Philadelpa Ah Gs McElwee
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Senators and Boston Triumph in Tight American League Clash

Washington edged Chicago 2 1 in 10 innings as John Collins misread Moeller’s long fly for a triple and Foster followed with a run scoring single. Chicago led the race with 60–44, Boston 58–43, margin cut to a half game. Moeller hit a three-base hit. Wayne Williams drove in Rice on a seventh-inning sacrifice and single. Umpires Owens and Hildebrand. Time 1h 54m.

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Chicago John Collins Moeller Foster Washington Boston St. Louis F. Collins Felsch Rice Williams Morgan Roebling McMullen Faber J. Collins MecMullen Wolfgang Henry Boehling Johnson Ness Schalk Owens Hildebrand Shanks Sae AB. R. A cLeibold
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Spearheading Batting Race With Jackson Cobb In Tight Spot

The lay-off of Speaker did not halt his batting pace as he hit .667 in one game, boosting his average to .393 and keeping a 45 point gap over rivals. Jackson leads Cobb by two points with Jackson at .385 for the week. Cobb fell to .321. Burns Detroit and Charrity Washington dropped out, while Crawford Detroit Roth Cleveland and Ness Chicago joined the list. McCarty Brooklyn tops National leaders in games played. Robertson Giants still leads in total. Browns star Hornsby pushes average. Speaker loses lead in runs to Graney. National league pitcher Allen heads the staff for the Braves with limited games. Pfeffer Alexander Mamaux stumble, Faber Koob rise. Coveleskie brothers fight at bottom of top dozen. Browns showcase a 14 game win streak, dominating series stats with 275 team batting, 67 runs, 981 fielding, 20 sacrifices and 36 steals in 16 games through last Saturday night.

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Shotton Austin Thomas Chill St. Louis Cady Wallace Marsans Red Sox Browns Borton Koob Speaker Jackson Cobb Burns Detroit Charrity Washington Crawford Roth Cleveland Ness Chicago Hinchman Pittsburg Kelly McCarty Brooklyn Robertson Giants Hornsby Cardinals Graney Allen Braves Hughes Pfeffer Alexander Mamaux Faber Coveleskie Brothers Magee Gardner Hoblitzell Walker Lewis St. Louis Browns
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Twins defeat Bridgeport in 10th inning comeback

In a 10th inning clash listed as 208,086 to Bridgeport, Daley Orcutt DeNeville Porter Carroll Prysock Grieve Hoyt Blake Briggs Baker Warner Moshier Hockheimer Flaherty led a late surge. Blake Warner Daley produced two-base hits, Baker had a three-base hit, and Grieve Jewett tied game with a sacrifice fly. Tillman and Hoyt held staff, with Tillman 6 hits 4 runs in 5 1 8 innings and Hoyt 11 hits 6 runs in 8 innings.

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Dibble to Race Kelly in Canada Series After Duluth Regatta

Jack Kelly of the Vesper Boat Club has accepted a challenge from Robert J. Dibble of the Dory Rowing Club Toronto to a three race series in Canada this September if Kelly wins the national regatta in Duluth next week.

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New York Jack Kelly Vesper Boat Club Robert J. Dibble Dory Rowing Club of Toronto Canada Duluth
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