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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
13
In Brooklyn on July 5 before a Washington Park game Fred Tenney shook his dice box to pick his pitcher. Weaver appeared and lasted only one and one third innings as Ebbett's hitters connected for two hits and four walks.
In two games Kaiser hits three times including a fifth inning homer off Nap Rucker as Brooklyn fades. Tyler allows two hits in two thirds of an inning while Griffin shuts down the Dodgers to three hits and one run for the remainder. Herzog, Kling, and Kaiser contribute multi hit days. Bauer and Rariden also factor in runs and hits as Brooklyn takes the opener and final score is noted.
The Heps troop back to town after rough coast voyage with stops in Philadelphia New York and Brooklyn. Fred Tenney and crew hope to profit from home series against Clarke Griffiths Reds at the South End grounds today starting at 3 30.
Vincent Campbell formerly with the Pittsburg National League team last year left private business to depart today and join the Pittsburg squad for the coming season.
New York July 5 The protested Chicago Pittsburgh National League game from May 30 will be replayed. National League headquarters announced the decision tonight.
Chicago protested the game and President Lynch sustained the protest ordering a replay. Pittsburg appealed, and the league directors sustained Lynch. The game will be played in Pittsburg on a date to be arranged. Chicago drops one defeat, leaving the Cubs at .627 while Philadelphia is .620 and New York .606 after today’s games.
Pittsburg defeated St Louis in the eighth inning as McCarthy hit a two on base home run. McCarthy starred in the field with 14 chances, a Forbes Field second baseman record.
Ottawa Rowing Club wins its preliminary heat at Henley in a race against London Rowing Club by a length and three quarters finishing in 7 minutes 68 seconds amid ideal conditions and crowd interest on opening day.
Philadelphia and New York split a double header with Philadelphia winning 6 to 4 in the first game and New York taking the second despite Rowan’s early exit. Key moments include Meyers three-base hit and runners left on base totals, with both clubs tallying multiple hits and errors noted.
Motor manufacturers split on yearly model plans with 28 in favor and 155 against the change begun by the Stearns Company two years ago. A. E. Morrison named factory director of the Cole Motor Car Company of Indianapolis. Vehicle upkeep advised: inspect inlet and exhaust valves for squeaks, and keep timers clean with kerosene and gasolene, then repack with quality grease.
Bob Moha of Milwaukee trains ahead of his 12 round bout with Jimmy Gardner at the Armory A A tonight. Crowds praise Moha as the best built boxer to appear at the Armory A A and expect a strong local favorite if he defeats Gardner. Gardner reports peak condition. Preliminaries feature Joe Brown versus Billy Yerkes, Dave Powers versus Ted Thompson, and George Robinson against Jack Cottman.
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