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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

9

Clothier Beats Larned In Newport Tennis Showdown

In Newport on August 20, 159 entrants began the national singles event. 35 remained after day’s play. William J. Clothier of Philadelphia defeated Edward P. Larned of Summit in straight sets, 7-5 6-4 12-10, as rain delayed play and doubles postponed due to Budy illness.

Clothier Larned Newport Thomas C. Burdy Los Angeles Raymond D. Little Gustave F. Touchard New York Grandstand William J. Clothier Philadelphia Edward FP. Larned Summit N. J

Ginty and Baldwin Scrap To Draw In Pilgrim A. A. Bout

Matty Baldwin of Charlestown and Tommy Ginty of Scranton Pa fought to a 12 round draw at the Pilgrim A. A. ring in the Arena. Ginty pressed with a strong left hook but Baldwin boxed cautiously, making it a tight, cautious battle with few telling exchanges in many rounds.

Matty Baldwin Charlestown Tommy Ginty Scranton Pilgrim A. A Ginty Baldwin

Senators Sweep Doubleheader Against Indians

Washington’s Clark Griffith steered the Senators to a 4 2 win and a 2 0 victory over Cleveland in a doubleheader. Walter Johnson set an American League pitching record while Carl Cashion hurled a no run no hit game before Vean Gregg faltered.

Washington Clark Griffith Senators Cleveland Walter Johnson Carl Cashion Vean Gregg

Giants Win Final Game in Nationat Series Sweep

New York victories over St Louis and Chicago in doubleheader action. Wiltse stranded runners as Harmon allowed runs. Smith, Snodgrass and Doyle produced decisive offense for the Giants.

Nationat ST. Louis Wiltse Harmon New York Myers Pletcher Magee Snodgrass Doyle Becker Murray Fletcher Herzog Oakes Huggins Smith Kenetchy Burk Hauser Devore Konetchy Noyle Evans

Positions of Leaders in American League

The Red Sox lead the American League with a commanding margin over rival teams. They sit 11 percent ahead of Washington, 21 percent ahead of Chicago and maintain a strong games-advantage over Philadelphia.

Red Sox Washington Philadelphia Chicago

Positions of National League Leaders

New York leads the National League with a 5 percent edge on Chicago and 12 percent on Pittsburgh. The Yankees are 25 games ahead of Philadelphia in the standings.

New York Chicago Pittsbore Philadelphia

Six Boats Entered in Motor Trials for British Trophy

Six entries have been received by the Motor Boat Club of America for the American elimination races to select a three boat team to defend the British international trophy. The first race will be held Monday afternoon on Huntington Bay Long Island with races on Tuesday and Wednesday to complete the team.

Beals C. Wright Boston W. L. Pate New York Bundy United States Lawn Tennis Association America New Zealand Larned Wright McLoughlin United States Association Motor Boat Club of America Huntington Bay Long Island

Weekend MLB schedule across major league cities

The slate features Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, and regional pairings Brockton at Lowell, Haverhill at Worcester, Lawrence at New Bedford, Lynn at Fall River.

New York R. Evans Philadelphia Walter Roberts Hartford St. Henshaw Providence B. C. Wright Boston William Rosenbaum W. D. Bourne St. Richard Stevens Ibboken Los Angeles R. L. Bages G. M. Church J. G. Nelson Concord S. McKean W. R. Crouse Detroit Cutting Cragin N. B. Register E. I Torrey Utica Washington AB. R. BH TB P E. Er Milan Foster Walker Moeller Gandil R. H. E Attee Morgan Boston Ee Shanks Lee McBride ST. Louis Ainsmith Schegg Johnson Cleveland Chicago TB PO Ryan Fed Birmingham Jackson Tlajoie Seer Griggs Olson O'Neil Carisch Peckinpaugh Gregg Steen Mitchell D. Johnson Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Mitchelli Ca- Pittsburg Risch Bom Connolly Hart Chicago Ee Ene R. BI Wester Oba New England R. H Shanks Lawrence Brockton Hienry New Bedford Fall River Lowell Worcester R. BH . TR. PO Saverhill-Lynn Rain Ae Birmingham Eee Lajoie P Center Eeeeeere B.C Cleveland . Ee Serene Ewes St Louis Test Penen Ne Ceeeee Enee Vaeceerbo Insebasa Eon Hy Wy P.C Lawrence Sense Lynn Haverhill Fall Rive Clevland

Ebbets Declines To Sell Dodgers

Two Cincinnati fans who traveled to New York with offers to buy a controlling stake in the Brooklyn National League club appear to have failed in their bid as the club owner declined to sell.

Ebbetts Dodgers New York Cincinnati

White Sox sweep Athletics in doubleheader losses

Chicago White Sox defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in both games of a doubleheader, 6 to 1 and 3 to 2, giving the visitors a clean sweep of the three game series in the city and hurting the Athletics playoff bid.

Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox White Elephants

Branham Brougham Wins Hub Race at Rockingham Park

Showers dampened attendance at the Grand Circuit opening meet in Salem New Hampshire as Branham Brougham captured the 2.05 pace called The Hub at Rockingham Park. Long Shot Cox’s local entry led all three heats before Ella Ambulator claimed second. Keynote won the 2:18 trot for Frank Murphy while Susiewood scored the first heat in the division. Edna B. took the 2:11 pace as Senorita won the Tyro trot. James Farley and Billy Miller also featured in final heats.

Branham Brougham Salem N. SH Boston Rockingham Park Granite State Peter Ella Ambulator Frank Murphy Suffield Conn Susiewood James Farley Billy Miller al Dillard Edna B W. Snow Buffalo

Phillies Lose Two to Climbing Cubs

Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 in the first game as Lavender shuts them out and the Cubs score in bunches off Alexander. In the second game three Phillies pitchers are used with Moore starting and lasting four innings while Reulbach began the contest.

White Sox Bender Houck Callahan Athletics Doc White Peters Walsh Zeider Weaver Easterly Schalk Bris Lord Cicotte Lapp Harry Lord Boston Chicago Philadelphia Saier Archer Sheckard Zimmerman W. Miller Lobert Smith Moore Ritter Finneran Cravath Luderus Williams Evers Paskert Heulbach Reulbach Doom Klem Orth TE R. BH PO A. F Rath Mattick H. Lord Rfo J. Collins Omer AB R. Bil TB PO FE Barry le Eons Oldring Collins Baker McInnis Eeveee Strunk B. Lord Coombs Openeerer Lord Bath ER. Collins Westervelt and Evans AB. R T. TB F . Eoree Eeneeee S Eeomreoner O Kuhn P . Eeereenee P Cseeeeeeene Ecf Rf Veeveees Egan Tiouck Maggert Westervelt Fyvans aKillifer Alexander Doc Archer Miller Tinker Safer Lavender Klem and

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