Heps Return To City By The Sea
The Heps travel back to the seaside city as August days tempt them to linger. The schedule and strong urge of the athletes push them into action, ready to resume competition in this scenic locale.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
10
Heps Show Strong Front With Returning Veterans At South End
The Heps bring a stable core and returning veterans like Mique Donlin and Bridwell to the South End grounds for a new season. Ed MacDonald arrives from Buffalo to shore up third base while rookie Jackson garners early season hype. Buster Brown leads a pitching staff that locals expect to perform well as Brooklyn visits for a two game set starting with today’s 3:15 p.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mique Donlin
Michael
South End
Mabel
Mike
Bridwell
Boston
Gowdy
Herzog
Jackson
Heps
Ed MacDonald
Buffalo
Buster Brown
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bridgeport Sweeps New Haven in Doubleheader
Bridgeport wins 5 4 in game one and 2 0 in game two over New Haven. Waterbury defeats New Britain 8 3. Springfield edges Hartford 4 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
New Britain
Springfield
Hartford
City Games at Charlestown Youth Athletics Meet
City of Boston junior athletes competed at the Charlestown playground with J Driscoll winning the 60 yard dash and Murphy the 110 yard dash. Robinson won the high jump Doyle took the broad jump and OBrien won the shot put. The Charlestown Neck relay beat the Playground four in a fast finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Boston
Charlestown
J. Driscoll
Murphy
Robinson
Doyle
O’brien
Charlestown Neck
A. Small
T. Myers
T. Pollard
W. Murphy
F. Doysle
C. DeClerck
J. A. Caffery
T. Robinson
J. Teeney
J. Reilly
F. Doyle
T. Mullin
Kirwin
J. O’brien
W. McGuire
Pirates Fall to Phillies in Ninth Inning Defeat
In Pittsburg on August 10 the Pirates lost to Philadelphia 4 to 8. Clarke hit a home run in the seventh to put Pittsburg ahead briefly, but Philadelphia scored twice in the ninth to win. Leifield exited after two batters in the ninth, Ferry finished. An errant fumble by Miller and a misread fly by Carey contributed to the loss. Moore helped Walsh at bat with a timely hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Clarke
Byrne
Leifield
Ferry
Miller
Carey
Moore
Walsh
H. TB. Knahbe
A. Paskert
Lobert
Laiderus
Titus
Beck
Doolan
Madden
Wee O Moore
Chalmers
Rae Clarke
Seers
Wagner
Ge . Miller
McKechnie
Enee Wilson
Gibson
Wwe
Jaan
Bene Eeenee
Luderus
Homer
Klem and
Frary
Fast Time Expected at Worcester Hill Climb Contest
The sixth annual hill climb at Dead Horse Hill Worcester on Saturday is anticipated to be the fastest in the section. Entry list shows a record trial among the Knox Six driven by Fred Belcher Howard S Wilcox in National 50 and steamer Marriott, current hill record holder at 54 seconds for the mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Horse Hill
Worcester
Knox
Fred Belcher
Howard S. Wilcox
Marriott
Ormond
Flat road boosts speed for hill climb event
The course has been leveled for the upcoming hill climb with a larger field of fast cars including the Knox Six Na tional 50 Cameron Six Buick 16 and 38 Velie Cole 30 and Oakland. Practicing is intense with frequent gear changes as drivers seek best times while telephones at top and bottom warn teams and ensure a clear ascent for each run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
National
Cameron
Buick
Velie
Cole
Oakland
Joshua Crane Stars in Atlantic Cups Polo Victory
In Narragansett Pier Rhode Island New Haven Second polo team overwhelmed the Myopia Free booters 14 to 9 1 2 to win the Atlantic cups. Joshua Crane starred with decisive finishing and steady play. Point Judith defeated Meadowbrook Magpies 73 4 to 61 2 in the National Points Cups match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. I. Aus
New Haven
Myopia Freebooters
Joshua Crane
Point Judith
Meadowbrook Magpiles
Jaques and Foster Return From England Meet
Herbert Jaques Jr. Harvard half miler and Reginald C. Foster Crimson captain arrived in Boston aboard the Arabic after competing in the international collegiate meet in England. They voiced disappointment that America did not win but praised the treatment of American athletes abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jaques, Jr
Harvard
Reginald C. Foster
Crimson
Boston
England
America
Eastern League Scores Roundup
Baltimore defeated Montreal 8 to 1 while Rochester beat Jersey City 9 to 2. Buffalo split with Providence, losing 5 to 4 in the first game and winning 8 to 4 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
New World Pace Record Set At North Randall Grand Circuit
Cleveland dispatch reports a world pacing record at North Randall Grand Circuit races for three heats in a race. Independence Boy Earl Jr The Eel and Evelyn W. led the three mile free for all championship pace with times around 2 01 and 2 02 to 2 03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Independence Boy
Earl, Jr
the Eel
Evelyn W
Fast heats pace year’s swift mile and trots at Randall
The meets feature Independence Boy winning a tight final in the first heat with The Eel and Earl Jr. battling for lead. Major Mallow led the half in 1 01 but faded, Anvil misses Ohio Stake, Belvasia beats Louis Forrest in heat, and High Admiral loses to Charlie Mitchell in 2:14 trot. Uhlan aims to lower world half-mile trot record tomorrow. several horses, times, and placements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Randall
Independence Boy
Farr Jr
Eel
Major Mallow
Earl Jr
Wharl Jr
Anvil
Ohio
Belvasia
Louis Forrest
Stroller
High Admiral
Charlie Mitchell
Ed Geers
Cascade
Lady Willow
Gay Audubon
Fouth
Uhlan
Earl, Jr
the Earl
Cox
Thistle
Gambolier
McEwan
Evelyn W
B. m
the Spy
Shank
Bik. G
General Ae Rest
Ernest
Aia Ile
Oxford Boy
B. G
Mallow
the Abbe
Blk. S
White
Ess
H. Kay
Br. A
Geers
Mitchell
M. S
Whitehead
Douglass McGregor
Br. S
Sanders
Vady Green Goods
B. S
Dorothy Hansboro
Ch. m
Charley Mitchell
Ch. G
Marvellous
Piataiale Bison Atatbies
Admiral Dew
Cgearg
Lazarus
Ashland Dorf
Road work keeps CCC football hopefuls fit at Storrs
R E Griffith of Hartford and B Cembelman of West Newton Mass candidates for the Connecticut Agricultural College eleven are working on the new State road project between Storrs and Eagleville to get into football trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Conn
R. E. Griffith
Hartford
B. Bencelman
West Newton
Mass
Connecticut Agricultural College
Eagleville
Baseball matchups listed for national schedule
National schedule shows Brooklyn at Boston, St Louis at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at New York. Each pairing outlines upcoming games among major league teams in a league-wide slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
P.C. Chicago
New York
Louis
Aee A
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Ton
Heps Return and Baseball News Stir Northeast Circuits
A collage of sports notes tracks early season signals in track and baseball circles. Mentions Mique Donlin Jackson Bridwell and Mel Sheppard pacing half mile marks while Wright and Montreal track eras loom. Cleveland Naps pitcher Killilavy lauds Lajoie and Jackson. debate over racial exclusion at national championships resurfaces amid Southern resistance and J B Taylor’s noted career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mel Sheppard
Wright
Sheppard
Montreal
Baseball scoring questions and player weights in Dorchester
In Dorchester Eddie Cicotte weighs 164 pounds while Hall weighs 189. Arellanes’ current season record is unavailable due to Pacific coast pitching. A Brockton reader notes Boston runs totaling 37 from Monday July 31 to Saturday inclusive. A rules question: on a play with three on, one out, a runner from second attempts home but is not out because the catcher did not tag him. the third baseman’s throw to the catcher does not stop the run from scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Naugher
Somerville
Cobb
Speaker
Juan Pasquel
A. B
T. B
J. B. Stinson
New Bedford
Harold Danzig
Boston Americans
Lowell
Pacific Coast
Byron
Waterville
Pacific Coast and East In Finals for New York Championship
In New York, August 10, M. and McLaughlin of California beat C. M. Bull Jr. 6-3 6-8 6-3. Pell defeated T. C. Bundy 6-3 4-6 7-5 6-3. In doubles Touchard and Little advanced to the final by beating Mathey and Church 3-6 6-3 7-5 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
New York
West
M. &. McLaughlin
C. M. Bull, Jr
Crescent A. C
T. R. Pell
T. C. Bundy
California
G. F. Touchard
R. D. Little
Dean Mathey
G M. Church
Princeton
Star East catcher Ben Egan sold to Athletics
Philadelphia Aug 10 Big Ben Egan star catcher for the Baltimore Orioles and top backstop in the Eastern league has been bought by Connie Mack of the Athletics for 7000 dollars and a catcher to be delivered next season. Egan will not report until Sept 24, end of the Eastern league season. The price sets a new high for Eastern league backstops, surpassing the 6000 paid for Catcher Cady from Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Catcher Cady
Pure Ale Demand Supports Health Precaution Claim
A satirical note argues that only pure ale should be consumed and that if the average person applied health precautions used in other areas of life to drinking ale, there would be no injuries or complaints. It frames demand for purity as linked to public health behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baird
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
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