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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1913

Page

9

Finals of City Games on Today at Franklin Field

Dorchester Boston youth track finals conclude a summer city wide athletic circuit. Over 600 athletes compete for district supremacy in sprint and distance events with Mayor Fitzgerald leading a parade and Nat Young organizing a large program.

New Franklin Dorchester Park ‘and Recreation Department Boston Fitzgerald City South End North End J. Phelan Dempsey Brown Victor Crawford West End Santosuosso North Find John O'Reilly Nat Young Mayor Fitzgerald Nat J. Young Edward J. O’brien

Borrer-Seep Anno Born This Day

A fragment notes a birth on this day associated with the name Borrer-Seep and a reference to beauty and shelves, indicating a personal or local interest item without clear context or details.

Anno

Lexington Golf Club fall schedule announced many matches

The Lexington Golf Club unveils its fall calendar at North Lexington links starting with an 18 hole handicap medal play. Events include cemetery tournaments on Labor Day, mixed foursomes, club matches with Concord Golf Club, and a club championship planned for October 4. Edwin W. Worthen announces the schedule.

Lexington Golf Club North Lexington Edwin W. Worthen Concord Golf Club Concord

War costs and medical charges quoted in debate

Dr. Carver cites a university president asserting that in war it costs 15 000 to kill a man. Dr. Kidslayer counters that some accuse doctors of overcharging.

Braves Lead in New Men

Cincinnati August 2 Exclusive list shows 202 players traded or purchased by major league teams from each other or minor leagues in the last year. American League leads with 101 moves. Boston Nationals top by 23 acquisitions. Nashville ordered to pay 1500 for Arthur Hofman.

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Boston Nationals Boston Detroit Cleveland New York Americans Pittsburg E. Walker C. E. Wares Montgomery

Tesreau Wildness Costs Giants Game in 10 Innings

Philadelphia beat New York 3 to 2 in 10 innings as Tesreau’s control woes decimated the Giants. Camnitz and Tesreau each pitched well, but a bases loaded walk and a high throw in the 10th inning allowed Byrne to score the winning run after Burns’ catch and misplay.

Philadelphia New York Today Camnitz Tesreau New York Giant Pittsburg Byrne Knabe Paskett Magee Burns Wilson Phillies Camuitz Doolan Shafer Fletcher Murray Snodgrass Giants Montreal A Burns Er Reneee O Doyle Essere Il Merkle Yg Teen Cf Ween McLean aGrant Nay York Luderus Killifer Brennan Eason

Fragments on Pens Sonnets and Mince Pies

A fragment quotes Phil Ossifer on pens and sonnets and contrasts a common view about a mince pie. The text presents musings on everyday objects and art without a clear narrative or event.

Phil Ossifer

Walter Johnson’s Record 13 Straight Wins Corrected

The record shows Walter Johnson won 13 straight from June 25 to last Thursday, not 14 as some sources claimed. The July 16 appearance relieving Long Tom Hughes is credited to Hughes, with Johnson not pitching in the ninth.

Walter Johnson Red Sox Athletics Johnson Long Tom” Hughes Washington Hughes Aegos

Falkenberg Dominates Browns as Cleveland Wins

St Louis fell 3 to 0 as Falkenberg fanned 10 over seven innings. Balenti err in second allowed Cleveland to score after Johnston's single, Turner’s roller, and Graney’s advance. Cleveland added two runs late on three errors a single and a walk.

Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland Chicago ST. Louis Falkenberg Curves Balenti Johnston Turner Graney Shotton Carisch R. BH Leibold Chapman Jackson Lajoie S. Johnston Lit Did AB . BH Aef Austin Pratt Walker Williams R F Covington Balentiss McAllister Baumgardner Balkenberg Bylkenberg Sthaumgardner Dineen Sheridan

Cubs Behind Cheney Defeat Pirates 6 1 in Pittsburg

Chicago starts strong with five fourth inning runs off McQuillan as Cheney scatters four hits for a grand game. Carey scores on a first inning wild pitch, Viox adds a run, Hendrix allows no Cubs hits but walks five. Shuttle leads and bases threaten in seventh but Cubs win 6 1.

Pittsburg Chicago McQuillan Cheney Carey Viox R. HB Leach Lovers Dolan Ray Viox Wagner Miller Caer Wilson Mitchell Gibson Paar Mensor Simon Seen Hendrix Pittsburg Eeeeneere Williams Zimmerman Archer Laier Hendrix Evers Saier Klem Orth

Double-Header Card for Today Washington vs Red Sox

Washington meets the Red Sox in a two game day slate with a 1 30 matinee. This farewell appearance of the pennant chasers draws fans eager for a last glimpse this season.

Washington Red Sox

Gridiron Tactics and Pitching Decisions Highlight Labor Day Plans

After a thrilling Thursday battle, fans anticipate a decisive Labor Day doubleheader. Griffith plans to start Walter Johnson and Boehling against the Athletics with Groom and Engle as Boston’s expected pitchers, while Carrigan parks ill Anderson and limits Smoky Joe. Mundy and Rehg offer depth for next week against the Highlanders.

Griffith Walter Johnson Johnson Boehling Athletics Groom Engle Boston Gallia Hughes Bill Carrigan Bedient Hall Moseley Anderson Foster Joe Wood Carrigan Smoky Joe Mundy Rehg Senators Highlanders

Griffin Wins at Niagara in International Tennis

At Niagara on the Lake Ontario on August 29 Griffin the California crack defeated Baird the Canadian champion in the men's singles semi final 3 6 8 6 6 3. Whitney New York beat Johnson California 6 2 6 3. Seaver Massachusetts and Whitney New York beat Baird and Sherwell 6 2 6 2. Griffin and Johnson advanced to doubles finals by default. Mixed doubles saw Best Toronto and Strachen Toronto defeat Mr and Mrs A P Thorp Cleveland 6 1 6 1. Finals set for tomorrow.

Niagara Griffin California Baird Whitney New York Johnson Seaver Massachusetts Sherwell Toronto Miss Best Strachen Mrs A. P. Thorp Cleveland

Brown Wins Press Club Golf Championship at Belmont Springs

Rodney W. Brown of Belmont defeated A. M. Crosby of Chestnut Hill in the final match of the Press Club annual championship at Belmont Springs Country Club. Brown won 2 up and 1 to play after Crosby edged ahead late in the round.

Rodney W. Brown Belmont A. M. Crosby Chestnut Hill Press Club Belmont Springs Country Club Crosby F. H. Hoyt A. G. Lockwood Brown Ook Skeesua C. F. Farrington A. J. Fairbanks Charles H. Taylor R. W. Brown Meadow Brook Woodland C. A. Loring

Belmont Golfers Battle to Win in Dramatic Match Play

Brown defeats Crosby 2 to 1 in a tense Belmont contest with late birdies on holes ten twelve fourteen and sixteen securing victory. In other divisions Farrington Fairbanks Hoyt Welton win titles as Belmont links host a strong annual meeting praised for course quality.

Manataqua Wins Seawanhaka Cup Final Sloop Race

The Manataqua a Q class sloop owned by Arthur W Stevens of the Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead and designed by George Owen of Boston won the final of three races on Long Island Sound claiming the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club challenge cup. She beat C A Woods Little Rhody Sr by 1 minute 29 seconds on a 10 mile course.

New York Manataqua Arthur W. Stevens Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead George Owen Boston Long Island Sound Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club C. A. Wood Little Rhody Sr

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