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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1914

Page

9

Track quality urged for national AAU championships

The article argues the AAU should award national athletic championships only to cities with quality tracks to ensure fair times. It cites Pittsburg’s poor track last year and praises top athletes such as Sam Langford while warning Langford to improve conditioning. It also notes shifts to new teams and advises Maine athletes on training and discipline ahead of September events.

Howard Drew Pittsburg America

Answers to Queries on Baseball and Boxing Rules

A reader asks official scores for a Aug 22 doubleheader where St Louis beat the Athletics 4 3 and then lost 6 1. Other questions discuss Langford weight, and umpire rulings on base running and a hit batters. Answers clarify outs and safe runners under the rules.

Athletics St. Louis Rube Marquard Lefty Tyler George Stallings Langford Atlas A. A Boston Willimantic

Bay Staters Lead Mountain Golfers

In Waumber New Hampshire seven of the top sixteen in the White Mountain amateur championship are Massachusetts players. B. B. Evans of Belmont led the 70 entrants with 73. Match play in four divisions begins tomorrow with many notable names including L. M. Washburn, J. D. Standish Jr., D. Manson, A. P. Farrington, and Richard of St Andrews among others. Several players withdrew.

Waumber Jefferson N. H White Mountain Massachusetts Evans Belmont Brice S. Evans L. M. Washburn Waumbee J. D. Standish, Jr Detroit D. Manson Englewood A. P. Farrington Woodland Richard St. Andrews W. L. Richard Sidney Browne Baltusrol M. S. Willing Chicago E. M. ‘Taft Hatherly I. W. Small Willing

Donovan Brothers to Row Faulkners Today

A local rowing duel is set for this afternoon at City Point South Boston featuring the Donovan brothers against the Faulkner brothers in the double oar event. Livingstone and Davy may also compete as part of the revised sport carnival programme scheduled for 4 20 PM. the change was made by William C Donovan, rowing committee chairman, due to a member of the intermediate doubles crew being called away on business.

Donovan Brothers Faulkner Brothers Livingstone and Davy City Point South Boston William C. Donovan

Wrestlers Ketonen and Pappas Vie In Elimination Match

Waino Ketonen the world middleweight champion faces Tom Pappas of Albania in a finish match at the Grand Opera House Boston tonight. Ketonen, a Finlander, has defeated top foes abroad and at home, including Fritz Hanson, while Pappas, a rugged favorite of Greek fans, is also noted for his fast, hard style.

Waino Ketonen Tom Pappas Albania Grand Opera House Boston Ketonen Fritz Hanson Pappas

Fourth annual invitation tournament second round golf

Bethlehem N H August 26 The fourth annual invitation golf tournament second round featured mostly easy matches. Forsalth Brunswick defeated James W Taylor Oxford 5 and 38 while Giddings Atlanta beat Nazro Beaumont by default. Hunter Essex County edged Lawrence Cowling Cincinnati 1 up. English New Haven defeated Turner Boston 2 and 1. Consolation first round Budge Boston beat Hamilton Vesper by default. Hene Ithaca beat Scarano Maplewood. Gathelm Lexington defeated Giddiss Jr kee Virginia 6 and 5 Brennan Ilmington beat Decker Baltusrol by default.

Bethlehem N. H L. Forsalth Brunswick James W. Taylor Oxford C. G. Giddings Atlanta Underwood Nazro Beaumont Joseph Hunter Essex County Lawrence Cowling Cincinnati Frank K. English New Haven Carl H. Turner Boston P. T. Budge R. E. Hamilton Vesper Cc. H.ene Ithaca P. Scarano Maplewood Gathelm Lexington C. G. Giddiss Jr. Kee Virginia Ope S. Brennan Ilmington R. F. Decker Baltusrol

Glover Prepares for Augusta Bout After New York Fight

Mike Glover of South Boston trains hard for welter title bid with tough schedule. He faces Italian Joe Gans in New York this Saturday then takes on Bill Flemming in Augusta Maine on Labor Day night.

King George V Stake Leads Buffalo Grand Circuit Card

Fort Erie track features four starters in the King George V pace and trot events. Lassie McGregor wins two heats and takes the fifth while Omar captures three heats. Oakdale wins the Queen City stake heat. R. Brent takes the 2:07 pace in straight heats. amateur driver E J White wins the Buffalo road drivers futurity with Joyndon.

Buffalo King George V. Stake Fort Erie Lassie McGregor Margaret Druien Oakdale Queen City Omar R. Brent E. J. White Syracuse Joyndon Lyndon Blk. S Kentucky Todd Ben. White Worthy Ch. S H. J. Goodmile Lindsey B. G Ryder-Lattimer Miss Zada B. S Panily B. m Jay McGregor Murphy Cox the Guide B. H. (Geers McLaskey Br. G McDonald R. H. _ Breat WeEaree Grady Frank Patchen Rastus Little Bernice Frost Napoleon Direct Gee Garna G Garrison Floyd Gt. &Se Et Terrae Resmesch Geers Tommy Horn Owen Tee Mack Ryder Lalu Lumine Judson Girl

Indy Slugging Beats Kansas City 7 to 3 in Federal League

Indianapolis wins 7 to 3 over Kansas City as slugging carries the game. Fialkenberg and Rariden pitch for Indianapolis with Cullop and Hasterly behind. Ensenroth, Brown, Brown appear for Kansas City in a a nine inning affair played in Kansas City.

Kansas City Indianapolis Kansas City Today R.H.E. Indianapolis Fialkenberg Rariden Cullop Hasterly Ensenroth Brown, Brown

Brooklyn Federals Beat Buffalo 6 to 2 In Return Home

Brooklyn Federals defeated Buffalo 6 to 2 on home turf in a game marked by numerous errors. Batteries Finneran and Land for Brooklyn and Schiz, Anderson and Blair for Buffalo.

Brooklyn Brooklyn Federals Buffalo R.H Finneran

Baltimore Defeats Pittsburg In Narrow 2-1 Victory

Baltimore edged Pittsburg 2 to 1 as the visitors managed all three hits in the eighth inning on three consecutive singles. Quinn and Russell pitched for Baltimore, while Camnitz Leclaire and Berry appeared for Pittsburg in a tight scoring game played today.

Baltimore Pittsburg R.H.E Quinn Russell Camnitz Leclaire Berry

Chicago Beats St Louis 2 1 In Tenth Inning

Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 1 in the tenth inning at St Louis. Batteries Johnson and Wilson for Chicago and Keupper and Simon for St Louis. A brief baseball summary from the Aug 26 report.

ST. Louis Chicago Today R.H.E. Purer RG Ices Louie Cxsa Johnson Wilson Keupper Simon

International League Scores From Montreal Toronto Rochester Buffalo

In Montreal Newark won 2 1, Toronto beat Jersey City 6 5, Rochester defeated Baltimore 3 0, Buffalo triumphed over Providence 8 2.

Montreal Newark Toronto Jersey City Rochester Baltimore Buffalo Providence

Ellen Chosen for Kiel Race by Marblehead Yacht Club

The Ellen owned by Caleb Loring of Boston was selected as the first of three American sender yachts for Kiel competition next year after winning two trial races today. The Ellen, winner of the President Wilson cup against a German team last year, led both races, finishing 2 seconds ahead of Sprig in the first and racing a nine mile windward return then a triangular course in the second.

Marblehead Ellen Caleb Loring Boston Kiel

Mobile at Mobile Atlantic 1 0 and 5 4

The records show two games with scores Mobile 1 Atlantic 0 and Mobile 5 Atlantic 4 in the first segment, followed by Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 2 in the second game at Birmingham.

Mobile Atlantic Birmingham Chattanooga

Dodge Brothers to Exhibit in New York Area Dealers

The Dodge Brothers will be represented in New York and vicinity by the Colt- Stratton Company with Boston contacts not yet named. An auto show at the Rockingham fair opening next Tuesday will feature many 1915 models for the first time. George J. Martin’s car wreck near Hampton left him and his niece Miss Dunphy unharmed as they continued to Intervale. L. B. Sanders heads a six-cylinder Oakland tour to Bangor, Maine. W. S. Carleton of Republic Rubber pursues golf trophies during summer absences, recently winning a Manchester cup.

Art Smith University of Maine Yale Maine Dodge Brothers New York Colt- Stratton Company Boston Rockingham Fair George J. Martin Chestnut Hill Intervale Hampton N. H

Oxford Club Wins Game in Benefit for Lynn Hospital

North shore summer residents totaling about 1000 gathered yesterday afternoon at Lynn to watch the Oxford Club of Lynn face the Lynn Lodge of Elks in a baseball game. The Oxford Club won the contest, which supports the Lynn Hospital, and the teams now each hold one leg of the Woodbury trophy cup after last year’s Elks victory.

North Shore Oxford Club Lynn Lynn Lodge Hdlks Lynn Hospital Elks

Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads Color Page

A children's section features a full color page titled Pranks of Pierrot and the Tiny Tads. The upcoming Sunday Post promises playful cartoons and kid friendly humor for a weekend read.

Pierrot Tads Next Sunday Post

Whitney Loses Close Outdoor National Tennis Round

In Newport on August 26, the fourth round of the national singles championship saw three five-setters. Touchard edges Whitney after 33-30 games. Inman defeats Johnson in five sets. Major beats Thayer after 55 games while McLoughlin and Wright split the arena with Wright taking three games. Californian McLoughlin leads the field undefeated.

Newport R. L G. F. Touchard West Side Club New York E. H. Whitney Harvard Longwood Touchard Whitney F. C. Inman West Side H. ©. Johnson Longwood Cricket Club Charles A. Major Tampa Florida Sidney Thayer, Jr Philadelphia M. E. McLoughlin Irving C. Wright Boston Wright

Baldwin Murphy Gallant series to resume at Atlas A

The Baldwin Murphy Gallant boxing series resumes next Tuesday at Atlas A with the New England lightweight title held by Baldwin as the main objective. The card features Johnny Glover vs Patsy DeLucca in eight rounds and two six round prelims Teddy Murphy vs Johnny Crowley and Tommy Doris vs Everette O’Neil. Langford vs Smith may spark a return match if Langford brings similar steam as in prior bouts. Levinsky continues NY batting feats and Al Norton is set to meet John Flynn in Kansas City Labor Day week.

Atlas A Briggs Goodman Deshler Johnny Glover South Boston Patsy DeLucca Boston Teddy Murphy Johnny Crowley Tommy Doris Everett O'Neil

Western players advance as New York and Boston drop many

L Murray defeats H A Mackinney of Providence while C J Griffith overcomes A D Hammer of New Rochelle. The draw splits four players across sections as Mc Loughlin is seen as a likely tournament winner. New York loses seven of twelve starters and four of six from Boston, while three Philadelphians remain along with one player from Tampa and Newport.

L. Murray H. A. Mackinney Providence C. J. Griffith A. D. Hammer New Rochelle McLoughlins New York Tampa Newport

Barnes Captures Western Open Golf

J M Barnes of Whitemarsh Club Philadelphia won the Western open golf championship with 23 strokes for 72 holes. William Kidd of Algonquin Club St Louis finished second with 294, Tom McNamara of Boston and George Sargent of Washington tied for third and fourth with 296. No amateurs were among the leaders.

Minneapolis Minn J. M. Barnes Whitemarsh Club Philadelphia William Kidd Algonquin Club St. Louis Tom McNamara Boston George Sargent Washington D. C

Local Scorecard Returns Mixed Across Cities

Springfield-Bridgeport 3 to 2 in favor of Springfield. Hartford-Pittsfield 3 to 2 with Hartford victorious. New Haven-New Haven 6 to 2, New Haven winning. Second game New Haven 3 to 2 over New Britain. New London-New London 103 Waterbury 1.

Springfield Bridgeport Hartford Pittsfield New Haven New Britain New London Waterbury

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