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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

16

Ban Johnson In New York Courts Amid Mays Suspension Fight

Ban Johnson traveled to New York with affidavits to support a claim that Carl Mays earned his indefinite suspension for baseball’s good, not personal pique. He pressed his case before reporters, while New Haven railroad bumps and a Parker House stay colored the visit in cordial fashion.

Ban Johnson Ban King Ban King Cole New York Colonels Mays New York Carl Mays Bam New Haven Road W York Boston Parker Gotham Literati Broadway Yankees Connie Mack Mack Connie Collins Barry Baker Murphy Bush Schang McInnis Strunk Pennock Shawkey Frank Baker Haker Athletics

Ban in Boston and New York stir in baseball power plays

Ban publicly forecasts a July 1 deadline for trades and purchases in the American League and predicts new regulations after a season of late deals. He enjoys the league race and box office gains while court action looms with Ruppert and Huston factions. Ban travels between Boston and New York, courting allies.

Ban New York Knickerbocker Boston King Mays Johnson Ruppert-Huston

Moran Ad Promotes Sloan's for Sore Relief

Advertisement quotes Pat Moran praising Sloan's Liniment for treating soreness and injuries in players. Claims quick penetration improves recovery and readiness for games. Available in three sizes 30c 60c and 1 20.

Sloan

Hill and Dale Men in Races at Harvard Cross Country

Harvard cross country manager John Keane plans a schedule including Yale, Intercollegiates, Princeton and Cornell with possible Syracuse meets. Scarcity of returning runners may hinder Crimson road performance while Coach Donovan and Eddie Farrell lead the program. Returning freshmen like Dennis O Connell and Burnham Lewis join the squad alongside several track stars.

John Keane Harvard Cambridge Crimson Yale Princeton Cornell Syracuse Pooch Donovan Doposter Eddie Farrell Hill

Arthur Duffey's Sport Comment Double-header at Braves Field

A roundup of sports chatter touching Braves Field events and figures. Mentions Scott Perry jumping to the Athletics and legal tangles around the Carl Mays case, plus remarks on Ban Johnson and the Yankees. Babes Ruth, Ray Eaton, and local editors are referenced amid a broad sports gossip frame.

Braves Boss Faces Payroll Crisis in Witty Trade Talk

In a satirical dialogue, a baseball club president and Hap the optimist discuss dire finances and proposed trades to raise cash. They joke about selling the centre field flagpole, hocking uniforms, raising prices, and toying with team image while vowing the president will stay despite a second division status.

David Harum Hap Theoptimist Braves Boston

Summer Nine at Harvard Summer School Forming

Harvard Summer School plans a weekend baseball nine led by Jim Curley, former Dean Academy star, coaching Saturday games. Players include Bobby Emmons and Carl Stillman from last season, Eli Stillman, Arnold Horween, Jimmy King, Morris Phinney, Joe Knowles, Lee Evans, and Rufe Bond, with others from different colleges joining. Practices at Soldiers Field. Harvard Athletic Association to supply gear and support.

Harvard Jim Curley Dean Academy Crimson Diamond Curley Harvard Law School Bobby Emmons Carl Stillman Eli Stillman Arnold Horween Jimmy King Morris Phinney Joe Knowles Lee Evans Rufe Bond Sildiers Field Harvard Athletic Association

Dodgers Split With the Cubs in Twin Bill

Brooklyn lost the first game to Chicago 4 to 3 but won the second 3 to 2 in 18 innings. Ward singled in the 18th, moved to second on Miller’s out, and scored on Mamaux’s double. Flack injured on a pitch in the third of game one. Stolen bases by Miller Olson Johnston. Two-base hits by Zeat Griffith Mamaux.

Brooklyn Chicago Ward Miller Mamaux Flack Robertson Cubs Magee Hollacher O'Farrell Hendrix Ron Zeat Griffith Olson Johnston Merkle Brook Bailey Martin Piteher AB. R Tohnson Hickman Konetchy Myers Theese Pfeffer Krueger Sth Z Wheat Herzog Johnson M. Wheat Vaughn B Vanehn P. Fe AB Olson R. Ae Ane Nee Saweee Tenner Ae Tee Ereeenne Miller AMAUX Cry AB. R. Magee Barber Eal Wee O'Farrell Daley aCarter

Lexington Athlete Back From Overseas

Patrick H. McDonnell of 18 Woburn Street returns after two years in the service in the quartermaster department. He drove automobile trucks at the front overseas. He has two brothers in the service, Timothy C. McDonnell who died last October and Michael F. McDonnell who was discharged earlier.

Lexington Patrick H. McDonnell Woburn Street Quartermaster’s Department of the Army Timothy C. McDonnell Michael F. McDonnell

Red Recruit Loftus Steps to Cincinnati Tryout

Richard Loftus the Concord baseball star and former Fitchburg New England league outfielder is to try out with the Cincinnati club of the National league. His foot injury is not serious and he previously led Fitchburg in batting while excelling in the field. Loftus began at Concord High School and spent several summers in semi pro ball before joining Fitchburg.

Richard Dick) Loftus Concord Fitchburg Cincinnati Club Loftus Concord High School

Arlington Team in Series Opens Next Saturday

The Arlington Council Knights of Columbus baseball club will start a series with the Wakefield town team on the Wakefield diamond next Saturday afternoon. The series may last into September and should be interesting as both clubs are strong outfits.

Arlington Council Knights Columbus Wakefield Town Wakefield Diamond

Southern Association Scores Report

Memphis defeats Atlanta 9 to 2 while Little Rock tops New Orleans 7 to 1 Mobile beats Nashville 8 to 2 and Birmingham edges Chattanooga 12 to 5 in the league action.

Memphis Atlanta Little Rock New Orleans Mobile Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga

National and American League Baseball Matchups Listed

National games include Pittsburg at Boston two games Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia American features Boston at Chicago New York at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Cleveland Eastern matchups Providence at Springfield Hartford at New Haven Bridgeport at Pittsfield Waterbury at Worcester.

Chicago Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Pittsburg Sneer Cincinnati Comeeeses O Brooklyn Brooklyn Tenee Worcester Ee Waterbury Worcester Ostele Providenod pibessJessgeea Springfield NEW Haven Hartford Bridgeport New York Boston Philadelphia Cuss Lomb Teds Osten Eeseevovss Washington Eeeseee Worcester Providence Pittsfield Springfield En Haven Wwe National American Eastern

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MR. Johnson A. L. High Mogul Braves Field Pirates Pat Moran Cincinnati “Reds Sloan’s Sloans Anita Hill and Dale Neane Arthur Duffey Sport Comment Scott Perry Crystal Mays A. GC Babe Ruth Benny Walger Tyin Nat Butler Revere Ray Eaton Butler Eaton Arthur Spenced Alfred Goullette Phillies Perry Semitro Red Sox Ruth Giants Howard Reynolds the Post Charley Comiskey White Sox McGraw Comiskey South America Ozar Yankee By Neal R. O’hara Razz American Association Louisville St. Paul Milwaukee-Lodianapolis Dodgers Arlington International League Los Buffalo Toronto Jersey City Reading-Rochester Baltimore-Binghamton Southern Association Lieut. Gd Theo. Roosevelt Boston Evening Transcript Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
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