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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

10

Braves Depart Red Sox Return After Downpour Cancels Game

Boston hosts Washington at Fenway Park as the Red Sox rebound from a rugged Western trip. Bill Carrigan reshapes the lineup with rookies Mundy Anderson Moseley and Walter Rehg absorbing chances while Walter Johnson of Washington eyes a pitching record.

Boston Pirates Stallings Braves Brooklyn Polo Grounds Boston Rooters Bill Carrigan Red Sox Fenway Park Cleveland Carrigan Chicago Callahan Naps Birmingham Athletics St. Louis Detroit Washington Bill Anderson Moseley Mundy Mike Donlin Pittsburg Redg American Association Walter Johnson Senators Joe Wood Rube Marquard Johnson Ray Collins Collins

Stallings Remains Beside Wife As Braves Play In New York

There is little chance Manager Stallings will join the Braves in New York as his wife remains ill. He will stay in Buffalo until she improves enough to permit his absence. Captain Sweeney acts as manager in his absence. Suspension will be lifted Friday. Jack Quinn and Charles Schmidt expected to play in New York and Brooklyn. Arthur Schwind, from the San Antonio club, is recalled and will join the team in Cincinnati on September 10.

Stallings Braves New York Buffalo Sweeney Jack Quinn Charles Schmidt Brooklyn Arthur Schwind San Antonio Cincinnati

Former Bates Star to Coach St. John’s

James Carrol of Boston, a Bates alumnus and former Bates baseball and football star, is named athletic director at St. John’s Prep School Danvers. He will oversee all sports and teach. Previously he coached at Woburn High School and Medford for two years before the new appointment.

James Carrol Boston Bates St. John’s Danvers Carrol Woburn High School Medford

Montreal overwhelms Providence in first game as rain halts second

In an International League doubleheader at Montreal, Providence was shut out 8-0 in the opener. The second game ended 1-1 after 9 innings due to rain. Separately, Buffalo beat Baltimore 1-0 and Rochester tied Newark 4-4 while Toronto defeated Jersey City 5-?

Montreal Providence Buffalo Baltimore Rochester Newark Toronto Jersey City

Crosby Tops Lockwood in Belmont Springs Championship

A. M. Crosby beat Lockwood in the Belmont Springs Country Club event at Belmont during the Press Club championship second round. Crosby’s performance at Chestnut Hill drew strong praise as the match advanced to late stages.

A. M. Crosby Chestnut Hill Press Club Belmont Springs Country Club Belmont

Crosby Edges Lockwood To Reach Semis In Golf Match

In a tight match Crosby defeated A G Lockwood of Belmont by 1 up after a 79 to 78 round. Crosby’s six threes and clutch 18th approach sealed victory as he advanced to face G A Whittemore, with Taft vs Brown also in progress and Hoyt setting an amateur course record.

Crosby A. G. Lockwood Belmont Lockwood Hoyt G. A. Whittemore Hatherly E. M. Taft R. W. Brown F. H. Hoyt G. L. Sweet Woodland

Lynn Defeats Fall River 9 to 5 In Wet Slow Game

Lynn won 9 to 5 over Fall River in a slow contested game delayed by wet grounds. Flaherty’s home run highlighted a mostly featureless contest as both teams tallied in the late innings with Porter Orcutt Campbell De vine Lavigne Britton and-Flaherty among the hitters.

Lynn Fall River Flaherty Wilson Devine Strands Catterson Moulton Howard Yerrin Calvant Mulvey Lavigne Connelly Britton Weeden Southern Johnson River Porter Orcutt Cargo Campbell Baker Rorty

Baseball matchups listed for Boston and surrounding cities

National and regional schedule shows Boston visiting Brooklyn. New York at Philadelphia. St Louis at Cincinnati. New England games include Brockton at Lowell, Fall River at Lynn, New Bedford at Worcester, and Portland at Lawrence.

National Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati New York ST Louis Philadelphia Boston-Pittsburg New England Worcester New Bedford Lynn Fall River Washington Boston St. Louis Brockton Lowell Portland Lawrence Pgi New York Serene Philadelphia Ae Chicago Eens Pittsburg Canes Ee Ste Eeee Ween Wees Seer P. C Enennne Portland Enennee En Rence Teeter Owen Ie Bedford Serene See Fall River Eit

Baseball scores from recent games across four cities

At Nashville Nashville 17 New Orleans 4. At Chattanooga Chattanooga 5 Montgomery 5 in 10 innings. At Atlanta Atlanta 6 Memphis 5. At Birmingham Mobile 9 Birmingham 1.

Nashville New Orleans Chattanooga Montgomery Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Mobile

Reds Defeat Giants 5-1 in New York Series Finale

Cincinnati wins 5 to 1 as Mordecai Brown dominates Giants in a New York game. Tinker drives in four runs with key hits, including a sixth inning home run into the left field bleachers. Burns and Merkle provide NY offense but are otherwise held in check by the Reds pitching.

New York Reds Giants Mordecai Brown Chicago Fromme Tinker Cincinnati Marsan Fletcher Bates Marsans Hoblitzell Egan Merkle Snodgrass Burns Brown Groh AB. R. BH. TB A. E. Bescher iGroh iMarsans Dodge Fark Sseeserrs Orn Bas Murray McLean Schupp Meyers Fyan Beacher Doyle Palls Schaurer Ee Brown Schaurer O’day Emslie

Worcester Beats New Bedford 7 to 2 in New England League

Worcester pressed for first in the New England league by routing New Bedford 7 to 2. Malloy pitched the win as Worcester exploited New Bedford fielding and Kilbullen’s throwing. Nye stole three bases and Worcester baserunners totaled six.

Worcester New England New Bedford Lowell A.E Kennedy Cooney Kane Torphey Nye McCune Kilhullen Maley Fuller Burrill Collins Shorten Delaney Pfeffer Leonard Spires Logan Hasea Malloy Fuller i Bannon

Cardinals Win Easily Over Phillies in 15 4 Victory

St Louis routed Philadelphia 15 to 4 as Brennan faced two innings and left with eight runs allowed. Oakes led with four singles and a triple, while Mowrey and Knabe each had four hits. Magee homered for the visitors, with strong support from Lauderus, Whit ted, and Konetchy.

Philadelphia St. Louis Brennan Imlay Rixey Haitslip Dallas Texas Oakes Mowrey Knabe Whitted and Lauderus Tae O'Teary Paskett S. Magee Gunner Harmon Haislip L. Magee Konetchy Luderus Killifer Griner Griner Byrne Kiem Orth Iis Seers Huggins Hasis Es Mowrey Whitted Sonee Leary Oene Hildebrand Seer Peer Byrne Er Paskert Fetan Wees aDevyore Werner bMiller

Red Sox Lose to Stars in Syracuse Exhibition

Boston Red Sox were defeated 8 to 1 by Syracuse Stars in an exhibition in Syracuse New York. Rankin Johnson limited Boston while Young Byers and Anderson struggled on the mound for the visitors as the Stars built early leads and cushioned the win with solid hitting and defensive lapses by Boston.

Syracuse N. Y Carrigan Boston Red Sox Big Rankin Johnson Texas Byers Anderson Johnson Boston New York Giants Slattery TB E Good Wratten Sb Wneree Riley Reichle C F Glennon Ceeesere Payne Hartenheimer Mi Johnson P Eereese PO A. Erf Mundy Ceeerete Speaker Lewis Engle Janvrin Wagner Ener Nounamaker Snell Peeeere Gardner Wesee Rehg Harrison

Local Baseball Scores From Three Cities

Pittsfield beat Meriden 1 0 in the opener and won 3 2 in seven innings. Hartford defeated Springfield 5 4. New Haven edged Waterbury 5 1. New London and Bridgeport had rain delays.

Pittsfield Meriden Hartford Startford Springfield New Haven Waterbury New London-Bridgeport

Cubs Beat Dodgers 3 0 In Brooklyn

Jim Vaughn pitched shutout ball as Chicago defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 for their third straight win. Ward Miller and Saier hit timely triples to drive in the runs and Vaughn fanned eight with six hits allowed. Reulbach and Rucker finished the game without a hit for Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Jim Vaughn New York Vaughn Reusbach Leach Evers Ward Miller Phelan Fisher Miller Saler Hummel Reulbach Rucker Saier Culshaw Moran Cicamd Sos Ier Cutshaw Smith W. Miller Daubert Archer Brennan Eason Chicago Pee ‘ Leach Ie . Evers Sailer See Nee Williams Bridwell Brooklyn AB Kirkpatrick Meyer

Brassard Race at Revere Saturday Draws Veterans and Hopefuls

The Brassard race returns to the Revere cycle track this Saturday night with a one hour behind the motors event expected to draw top riders. George Wiley holds the shield and $5 daily prize. Clarence Carman aims for another shot, while Worth L. Mitten, praised for a strong 50 mile ride, challenges Wiley for the Brassard title.

Revere George Wiley Clarence Carman Worth L. Mitten Wiley

Final City Meet Comes Saturday at Dorchester

The city track finals gather top athletes from Dorchester Charlestown North End and Roxbury at Franklin Field Dorchester. Key events include the 100 yard dash led by Phelan and the 440 yard dash featuring Ryan Brett Smith and Phelan. About 500 600 entrants across senior intermediate and junior divisions compete at 3 pm under John O Reilly.

Boston New Franklin Field Dorchester Charlestown North End Roxbury Phelan Beseric Balfe Ryan Tilton Brett Smith Commerce The Cathedral A. C Irving Howe Heffernan Dempsey McCarthy Boston College Warren Mooney Andover John O'Reilly

Rumor: McGraw to Trade Herzog for Geyer

Metropolitan papers report Buck Herzog may be traded by John McGraw to the St. Louis Cardinals for PJ Geyer. The sticking point is McGraw’s unwillingness to add enough value to sweeten the deal.

New York Buck” Herzog McGraw St. Louis Cardinals Rube” Geyer Herzog

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