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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

10

Tigers Shut Out New York in Fourth Win of Series

Detroit, Aug 7. Dubuc limited New York to two hits as the Tigers won their fourth straight in the series, 7 to 0. The game featured clean defense and timely hitting to back the strong pitching performance.

Tigers NEW York Detroit Mich Dubuc

Cycle Crackers to Race at Revere Track Show

A star field of riders heads to Revere cycle track for a Saturday night card led by Elmer Collins the American middle distance champion making his local season debut. Also racing are George Wiley Syracuse Clarence Carman Newark with Alfred Grenda Australia and Jimmy Moran Chelsea added to an unlimited pursuit. The event may feature long miles as Moran aims to unpaced success once more and recalls a past duel with Joe Fogler.

Revere Elmer Collins Collins George Wiley Syracuse Clarence Carman Newark Alfred Grenda Australia Antipodes Jimmy Moran Chelsea Moran Alfred Goulett Joe Fogler

Hughey Signs On as Tigers' Manager For Two Years

Hugh Jennings today signed a two year contract to remain manager of the Detroit American League team. His salary is reported to be the highest paid to any manager in the American League.

Detroit Mich Hugh Jennings

Boston at Detroit and more league games listed

National and New England matchups show Boston at Detroit Cleveland at New York Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St Louis Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburg at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Fall River at Lowell Lawrence at Lynn New Bedford at Worcester Brockton at Haverhill.

R. H. Attee Cleveland Detroit New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia ST. Louis Attee Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg Swan Brooklyn New England Lynn See Lawrence Lowell Ste Fall River Washington Ce Chicago Asa AG Ee Lawrence Ee Lowell See Ee Ee Worcester Eee Ewer Ee Brockton Eseeeee Eevee Lynn Chee Eeteeee Eree Weeee New Bedford Haverhill Eweene Eee Fall River Eee Eeee Reese National Lynn Worcester Haverhill

Red Sox Rally Falls Short as Game Is Called

In Cleveland on August 7 rain and darkness ended the game after nine innings. Boston led late but the Naps held most of the advantage with sharp fielding. Steve Yerkes sparked the Sox with a sixth inning triple and a late score tied the game before Umpire Egan halted play.

Cleveland Red Sox Egan Boston Naps

Boston Loses Lead as Naps Rally in Rain Shortened Game

Cleveland jumped ahead 4 to 0 in the first half, Mitchell the Cleveland pitcher held Boston in check until rain halted play in the fifth. Yerkes delivered a key two bagger in the sixth as the Naps added four runs while Buck O'Brien exited after the fifth. Hall finished steady for Cleveland and held Boston at bay as the game ended without extra innings.

R. BH. TB. PO. A Cleveland Boston Speaker Wagner Yerkes Turner Jackson Gardner Lajoie O’brien Hall Mitchell Y Mitchell O’neil Egan and Sheridan Washington Philadelphia Stahl Sox Naps Nap Toledo Yerkers Buck Birmingham

Senators Wreck White Sox Pitchers in Big Win

Washington topped Chicago 10 to 1 as Walter Johnson shut out the Americans through six innings before Engel finished. Gandil homered and tripled in five plate appearances, and Washington's offense tallied seven runs after Johnson's early gem.

Chicago Walter Johnson Chicago Americans Engel Washington Gandil Lange Peters Johnson Enger Milan Swanks Mattick C. Johnson Rath Collins Foster Morgan Dineen O’brien

Minneapolis Sweeps Indiana in Twinbill Openers

In Indianapolis first game Minneapolis defeats Indianapolis 5 to 0 and 7 to 2 in the doubleheader. In Columbus, Minneapolis loses to Kansas City 3 to 1 but wins 8 to 7 in the second game against Columbus. Weather cancels Toledo and St Paul, and Louisville meets Milwaukee with no game.

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

Teddy Tetzlaff to Drive Fiat in Milwaukee Grand Prize

Motor sports note says Teddy Tetzlaff, twice winner of the Santa Monica road race and a Tacoma meet victor, will appear in Milwaukee’s grand prize race driving a Fiat owned by E. E B. Hewlett of Los Angeles. It adds Chicago’s new motor court handles speeding cases with expert judges and fair handling of offenders.

Teddy Tetzlaff Santa Monica Tacoma Milwaukee E. E B. Hewlett Los Angeles Chicago

Wright Wins Rhode Island Tennis Title

Beals C Wright of Boston former national champion defeated A F E Kennedy Jr of Philadelphia in straight sets 6 2 2 6 3 at Agawam Hunt to claim the Rhode Island State championship and one of three legs on the new trophy.

Providence R. I Wright

Opportune hitting powers Phillies win in St. Louis

Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 7 to 2 to take three of four in the series as timely hits produced the offense.

ST. Louis Philadelphia

Nashville and New Orleans Split Doubleheader

In Nashville first game Nashville defeats New York 2 to 0. Second game New Orleans wins 3 to 1 over Nashville. In Memphis Mobile defeats Memphis 11 to 2. Chattanooga Birmingham game postponed due to rain.

Nashville Newne New Orleans Memphis Mobile Chattanooga Birmingham-Chattanooga

Connecticut League Scores From Local Standings

Waterbury defeats Bridgeport 4 to 1 while Springfield beats New Haven 3 to 2. Holyoke shuts out Hartford 6 to 0 in a three game slate.

Waterbury Bridgeport Springfield New Haven Holyoke Hartford

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