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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1916

Page

8

Baseball matchups across leagues on schedule

American League games feature Boston at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at St. Louis. National League has Pittsburg at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York. Eastern League lists Portland at Springfield, Bridgeport at Hartford, New London at Worcester, Lowell at Lawrence, Lynn at New Haven.

Cincindnati Ase Boston Thaidesaes Cincinnati Philadelphia ST. Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Springfield Hartford P.C. Brooklyn Boston Wittsburg Pittsburg Cleveland Detroit Washington National League Portland Bridgeport New London Worcester Lowell Lawrence Lynn New Haven P.C TVG ULI Lvs Detroit Wadacvareesees Amaron Detne Portland Seer Romnony Wale Idieen S Worcester Ee Ee Springfield Eee

Buffalo Stuns Toronto in International League doubleheader

Buffalo wins the first game 2 to 0 against Toronto and dominates the second 7 to 1 securing the doubleheader sweep in the International League.

Buffalo Toronto

Nashville dominates Mobile in opener 6 0

Nashville fires to a 6 0 win over Mobile in the first game. Birmingham and Little Rock tie 1 1 through seven innings. Nashville follows with a 3 1 victory over Mobile in seven innings. Memphis loses 5 8 to Atlanta.

Nashville Mobile Birmingham Little Rock Memphis Atlanta

Boston Police to Play Quincy Today

The Boston police baseball team champions of the 1915 Massachusetts Police Baseball League will face Quincy police at the South End Grounds. The game starts at 10:30 a.m. with Morissey and Delaney for Boston in the battery. Quincy has yet to decide their pitcher.

Boston Police Quincy Police South End Grounds Boston Morissey and Delaney Quincy

Ventura Sloop Runs Aground In Dense Fog

The sloop yacht Ventura owned by Commodore George F. Baker Jr. of the New York Yacht Club ran aground in heavy fog between Penikese and Gull Islands. The coast guard kept watch until aid arrived and the vessel was towed to Newport that night.

Newport, R. I Ventura George F. Baker, Jr New York Yacht Club Penikese Gull Islands Cuttyhunk Coast Guard Coast Guard Newport

Vincy Cigars Ideal for Hot Weather Enjoyment

Vincy Cigar is marketed as a mild yet flavorful smoke suited to hot days. The copy praises its balance of quantity and quality and suggests any dealer can introduce it if buyers are unfamiliar with the brand. It touts a ten cent value and appeals to tempering heat with a satisfying smoke.

Pirates Reach Boston for Five-Game Series

The 26 man Pittsburg Pirates, after canceling and rescheduling with Brooklyn, reached Boston late last night for a five game series at Braves Field starting this afternoon. The trip includes a double header midweek and a Friday 2 20 start. New faces join the lineup after recent Cubs trade and rookies. Honus Wagner injured but hoped to play.

Brooklyn Jimmy Callahan Pittsburg Pirates New York Boston Braves Field Pirates Pirate Cubs Peter F. Kelley Honus Wagner

Tigers End Athletics Streak With 4-2 Win

Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2, extending the A’s to 19 straight losses. Haley’s two bad innings doomed the visitors as Coveleskie and Myers pitched well for the Tigers and a Charles E. Hughes appearance is noted.

Detroit Philadelphia Boston Mack Athletics Myers Haley Coveleskie Charles E. Hughes

Middlesex Hunt Plans Early Season Fox Hunts

The Middlesex Hunt of South Lincoln led by Alexander Higginson will start hunting this month, likely within a week. Hunts will occur several times weekly with morning starting at 3 o'clock and return by 10 in the forenoon. Charles Morris returns as huntsman.

Middlesex Hunt South Lincoln Alexander Higginson Charles Morris

Seibold Pitches No-Hit No-Run Game for Wheeling

Harry Seibold of Wheeling Central League Club no-hits Muskegon in Wheeling, five baserunners reach on errors but none reach second.

Wheeling W. Va Harry Seibold Muskegon Mich

Braves Sweep Reds Twice at Braves Field

The Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 2 0 in the opener and 6 0 in the follow up at Braves Field. Jess Barnes and Frank Allen pitched shutouts while Rabbit Maranville produced a first in park homer and three runs in the second game. Captain John Evers sat out with cervico brachial neuralgia and was replaced by Eddie Fitzpatrick earlier in the afternoon.

Braves Cincinnati Reds Braves Field Jess Barnes Frank Allen Reds Moseley Barnes Fred Toney Fred Toney Koney Blackburn Rabbit Maranville Mosely Maranville John Evers Eddie Fitzpatrick Dick Egan Fitz

Giants Beat Cubs 8 2 in Fourth Game of Series

New York defeats Chicago 8 to 2 to close the series, with Lavender drawing a bases loaded pass and Lobert clearing the bases with a two bagger. The Giants pitchers combined for five earned runs on 5 hits in five innings.

New York Chicago Lavender Rariden McGraw Lobert Schupp Battea tBatten Prendergast cRan Elliott Sth New Yurk Oacsets Zeider Herzog Saier Molwitz Burns Fletcher Mollwitz Doyle AB R Sneer Eee bElliott Te Eee Eens ePockard Ereee Seaton Preaccesse

Reds Rally Stalls After Ninth Inning Double Play

Collins and the Rabbit sparked a lively inning as the Rabbit scored on a fifth inning safety and a steal, Wilhoit scored on a honey triple, and Emmer fielded the final play. In the ninth Mitchell singled and Wingo followed, but a double play ended the threat with two outs.

Collins Wilhoit Emmer Reds Mitchell Wingo Hammer

Western Lawn Tennis Championship Falls to Defaults

Eighteen defaults in the first round and fifteen in the second mar the Western Lawn Tennis championship second day in Lake Forest Illinois. Out of town players failed to appear or could not leave other cities. Only eight players from outside Chicago remain in men's singles. Maurice McLoughlin Kenneth Hawkes of Los Angeles arrive midweek for rounds. Ralph Burdick of Chicago defeats L J Washburn 7 5 7 5 in today’s play. FE Willett of Boston exits with a second round singles default.

Lake Forest Ills Chicago Maurice McLoughlin Kenneth ‘Hawkes Los Angeles Clifford Lockhorn Kansas City Selford Stellwagen Minneapolis Ward Dawson San Francisco George Northrup H. l. Beyer Grinnell Iowa Ralph Burdick Heath Byford Chamship L. J. Washburn FE. W. Willett Boston

Yankees Rally To Top Indians 8-2 In Cleveland

New York edges Cleveland 8 to 2 as base running and timely hitting win it. Peckinpaugh drove in the winning run with a eighth inning double and Oldring followed with a single.

Cleveland New York Peckinpaugh Oldring Fisher Shawkey

Grand Circuit Races Deferred In Pittsburg

Torrential rains an hour before the first race made the track too heavy to work on and kept spectators away. The Grand Circuit races scheduled for today at Pittsburg were postponed one day and will be run tomorrow.

Pittsburg

Springfield Defeats Hartford 5 to 1 in Eastern League game

Springfield erupted with bunched hits and errors to beat Hartford 5 to 1. Worcester pitcher McQuillan held Lowell to one run, delivered a second inning homer, and shone for 9 innings as Worcester overwhelmed Green and Zelser.

Springfield Hartford Worchester McQuillan Lowell Green Zelser Boulevard Park

Phillies Beat Cardinals 5 to 3 in Four Inning Win

Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 3 as Ames is knocked out in the fourth. Niehoff tock three singles and a double in four at bats. Bescher Smith and Niehoff each contribute two-base hits, Corhan hits a three-base knock, Kilifer a home run, and Bancroft steals a base. Pitchers include Ames Lotz Chalmers Demaree with strong relief by Williams and Steele. Umpires ODay and Eason. Time 27h.

Detroit Bush Cobh Limtlesses Veach F.ceevcon Burns Heilman Eorenee Baker C Wescoersse Coveleskie Philadelphia A E Witt Walsh Strunk Lajoie Ee McInnis Il McAlwee Haley Ceeseesees Myers Fener Philadelphia Sesek Doo wWitt Myers Witt McInnis Coveleskie O’loughlin Evans Withoit Maranville Egan Collins Smith Barnes Toney Griffith Groh Konetchy Blackburn Mitchell Emmet Byron Quigley Cis Ee Csee Cincinnati Renpteay Wilhoit Allen Moseley Konetehy Fewster Worcester Maloney Strands Potteiger Gardella McQuillan Torphy Cooney Hopper Dee Greenhalge Green Zeiser Yreitag St. Louis Ames Huggins Niehoff Chalmers Lotz Tounaines Bescher Corhan Kllifer Bancroft Hornsby Betzel Miller Dema Steele Williams Innnings Demaree Wilson Demaee Ames i Demiaree O'Day Eason A. E. Paskert Dugey Good Beck Gonzales Disisresnee Snyder

Catcher Chester Thomas Suspended by Baseball Chief

Chicago Aug 7 Chester Thomas Boston American catcher and Jimmy Austin St Louis Americans third baseman were indefinitely suspended by President Johnson for taking part in a fist fight in St Louis yesterday. The suspension hits Boston during a crucial series with Chicago and President Lannin defended Thomas saying he would have fined him for lack of aggressiveness if he had not fought back.

Chicago Chester Thomas Boston American Jimmy Austin St. Louis

George F. Considine Dies in New York

George F. Considine, once manager of famed boxers including Jim Corbett and Kid McCoy and a former stakeholder at major ring contests, died at his New York home after mastoiditis led to a fatal operation.

George F. Considine New York Jim Corbett Kid McCoy

Woodward Delivers Win for New Haven Over Portland

New Haven twirler Woodward wins in ninth with bases loaded. Result 3 to 2 as Portland falls despite 11 hits. Chouinard Miller and Woodward drive runs. Bressler collects three base hit.

New Haven Woodward Portland Weaver Chouinard Miller Brown Dowell Bressler Sweatt Burns Devine Tuckey Tamm Ennis Bh.po.a.e Nutter Clem’s Chou Ard Martin Ef Durning Q Brown Whalen Courtney Beatty Wood A Murphy M’berry

Lawrence Defeats New London 4-0 to Clinch Series Victory

Fuller earned his fifth straight win over New London as Lawrence blanked the visitors 4 to 0. Lawrence chased Sherman with two eighth inning runs after a defensive game highlighted by Ma honey and Rodriguez. Howard, Murphy, Ostergren, Fuller and Whitehouse starred with timely hitting and a run scoring sequence in the late innings.

Lawrence Fuller New London Today Sherman Fortune Mahoney Rodriguez Howard Ostergren Murphy Whitehouse O’connell Lavigne Longstreet Watters W'house L’street Odell Russell

Concord Midgets Clash in Centre Grounds Championship

The Concord Midgets and the Concord Junction Midgets face off this afternoon at Concord Centre play grounds for the mid get playground diamond championship in Concord.

Concord Concord Junction Concord Centre

Trusting Women on Scents and Cigar Taste Test

A playful adage suggests relying on wife or sister to judge a cigar by its scent. The scene invites bringing home a ten cent C. C. A. cigar and lighting it after dinner to see if women nearby react with praise. The test hinges on female perception of aroma over brand knowledge.

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