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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1915

Page

8

Listless Braves beaten once more by Cardinals

St Louis defeated the Braves 7 to 2 as Red Ames hurled a slow ball and collectors forced three double plays to stem Boston's rally. Pat Ragan opened and Tom Hughes finished, but the visitors managed only two runs amid three Cardinals double plays and errors by Magee and Gowdy.

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Phillies Beat Reds In Slugging Match

In Cincinnati on August 8 Philadelphia won the opener of the series 14 to 6. Cravath slugged four doubles driving in eight and scoring three times, Mollwitz had a triple and three singles in four trips, and Alexander was pulled late as Philadelphia built a big lead. The Reds used five pitchers, all erratic, in a high scoring game.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Cravath Mollwitz Alexander Groh Byrne Bancroft Niehoff Luderus Chalmers Dale McCloskey Toney Benton Lear Byron and Hason Wesley Oler Harry Barwise Walter Savage Tener Frank Gotch St. Joseph

Newark Triumphs in Rain-Shortened Opener on Esmond Three

Newark jumped to the lead in the first inning as Esmond hit a three run triple after Campbell's single and an infield out, producing a 3 to 0 edge before rain halted play. Kan City managed a single run in the fifth while Newark added one in the seventh and two more in the eighth. Batteries Moseley and Rariden. Hen, Cullop and Easterly.

Newark N. J Esmond Campbell R.H.E. Newark Kan City Moseley Rariden Hennine Cullop

Baseball scores recap from multiple venues

St Paul beat Indianapolis 14 to 3 in game two while Indianapolis won 5 to 1 in the return. Louisville defeated Milwaukee 9 to 1 and again 8 to 1. Minneapolis edged Cleveland 8 to 2. Kansas City faced rain in Columbus.

St. Paul Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis Cleveland Kansas City Columbus

Southern Association Scores From New Orleans and Nashville

New Orleans defeated Memphis 8 to 0 while Nashville topped Mobile 12 to 3 in the Southern Association results. The pairings highlight strong performances by the New Orleans and Nashville teams.

New Orleans Memphis Nashville Mobile

Baseball Schedule For Major Leagues And Leagues Abroad

Major League action includes St. Louis at Boston in two games, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Washington. National League matchups feature Boston at St. Louis and Brooklyn at Chicago. Federal League holds St. Louis at Baltimore, Kansas City at Newark, Chicago at Brooklyn, and Pittsburg at Buffalo. New England League lists Fitchburg at Lynn, Lawrence at Lowell, Lewiston at Worcester, and Portland at Manchester. Colonial League games see Hartford at New Haven and Pawtucket at Springfield plus Brockton at New Bedford.

R. KE Attee ST. Louis Newark Boston Kansas City Brooklyn Chicago P.O. Brooklyn Portland Lawrence Philadelphia Ee Reaene Eeree Brooklyn Onsen Colonial League New York P.C Pittsburg New Haven Hartford Ewer Cincinnati Brockton Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Washington National League Baltimore Buffalo New England Fitchburg Lynn Lowell Lewiston Worcester Manchester P.c. Foster Neeene Wood Eovenesen Scott Seeweeee Faber Ayres Johnson Fisher Ruth Shore Boland Caldwell Dauss National Mamaux Pierce Alexander Smith Ragan Peankers Stroud Ane Vaughn Dale Eer Mayer Weaee

Few Players Miss 100 Runs This Baseball Season

The article notes that only Cobb of Detroit has reached 100 runs with Vitt possibly reaching it and Eddie Collins might do so with luck. It highlights scarce 100-run prospects in the National League where Cravath and Doyle lead with 59. It covers Cobb’s stolen-base drought, Acosta joining select hitters, and shifts in batting leaders across leagues.

Cobb Detroit Vitt Eddie Collins Chicago Cravath Doyle Milan Acosta Washington Snyder Cardinals

Boston American to audition Wilder as catcher

The town’s well known player Wilder, age a little over 20, receives a try-out with the Boston American baseball club. He has been catching since 1913 and is described as a good batter.

Boston American Baseball Club Wilder

Brooklyn Takes Two From Cubs

Chicago hosts Brooklyn in a doubleheader with the visitors winning 10 to 7 in 11 innings and 5 to 4. Daubert scored the key runs in the second game while Schulte hit two home runs, one in each game, and O'Day resumed umpiring duties for the NL.

Chicago Henry O’day National League Today Brooklyn Douglas Daubert Wheat Cutshaw Schulte Zabel Meyers Stengel Miller O'Mara Vaughn Quigley and O'Day Rucker Murray Lavender Zimmerman Getz Phelan Dell Humphries O'Day Quigley Eeenne Eer Wenene Smith PO. Good Tvisher AB. R. BH. TB. PO Ature AB BH. TB Phelgas Sta Fisher Ss Sea Nuimer Man Good R F Williams Archer McLarry Chaisely Abeceadee

Boston A A U team shines at San Francisco championships

Seven Boston tracksters traveled to the National AAU meet in San Francisco with six earning medals. Billy Meanix and Harry Worthington took first, Norman Taber and Dave Caldwell earned seconds, Joe Higgins and J C Lallor placed third and fourth. Irving Howe of Colby did not place. The piece notes upsets amid strong Eastern performance and lamented limited funds curtailing other contenders.

Boston San Francisco Billy Meanix Harvard Harry Worthington Dartmouth Norman Taber Dave Caldwell Joe Higgins Holy Cross J. C. Lawlor Irving Howe Colby Howard Drew Taber Caldwell Higgins Campbell Drew Meredith New York

Boxing club help for amateurs and baseball rule dispute

Letter writers discuss joining a neighborhood gym with boxing enthusiasts to assist training for amateur bouts. They also debate a baseball scoring question from a 1909 game about four balls and forced runs, citing the Spalding rules and the Merkle incident, with examples from Red Sox and Pirates performance.

Interval Road Workout for Boxers Training

A boxer can improve stamina by alternating a walk and a four mile per hour run at quarter mile intervals. Doing this two to three times weekly builds endurance and speed.

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