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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1913

Page

9

Red Sox face doubleheader as last action before July 25 layoff

The Red Sox play a two game set today against the Athletics then ship to St Louis for a three game series with the Browns. Joe Wood and Thomas will start the first game at 1 45 while Collins handles the getaway. Braves meet the Dooinites in Philadelphia then return home to face the Cardinals tomorrow.

Athletics Red Sox White Sox Hse St. Louis Browns Joe Wood Thomas Catching Collins Philadelphia Braves Cardinals South End

Naps Take Double From White Sox

Cleveland defeated Chicago in both ends of a doubleheader 6 to 2 and 7 to 0. Mitchell started the second game for Chicago and was handled by Cleveland's batting, while Benz and Russell contributed on the mound for the Tribe. Chicago's runs came from Collins, Graney, Bodie, Schalk, Cicotte, and Lord in the first game.

Cleveland Chicago Cicotte Falkenberg Collins Graney Bodie Schalk Lord Rath Lajoie Ryan Weaver Bearl Mitchell Russell Benz Smith Johnston Chapman Turner Om Mitchell Chilcago Evans and Sheridan TB. PO. A. E. Ibeee R. BH Jackson Ewes Land Ween Carisch aLelivelt Eaeeere dBates Seer R. BH. TB Ags Beall Berger Chase See Seer Reee Lf Ween Enee Bodle Schalk, Eee Eee Neers cFournier Lelivelt Secon Palls Balla Bedie Valkenberg Chcette A Ball Evans A. E. Johnston Ec F O'Neil Seree

Pirates Take Two From Cincinnati

Pittsburg wins both ends of a doubleheader at Cincinnati 10 to 4 and 4 to 2. Hendrix limits Cinci as Pittsburg bats and pitching prevail. Dodge homers in the second game. Miller stars in the opener.

Pirates Cincinnati Pittsburg Byrne Carey Kammers Butler Miller Wilson McCarthy Simon Hendrix al TR Rescher Sheckard Seers Marsans Berghammer Hoblitzel Dodge Ciroh Johnson aDeyore Harter Flendrix Bescher Benton Starter Bates Harballs Byr Hendrix Tbenton Tientrix Quigley and Emsble Abc Byrne R. Bil A . Carey Tee Kommers F Sete Uo Wilson Teense Adams Eeerves O Il Cincinnati TB Po Devore Wea Rexcher Mirsans Wad I Berghammer Hoblitzell Seer Eewer Groh Hobuitzell Pitsburg Suges Suggs Quigley and Tmssie

Pat Flaherty Guides Lynn Club In First Organized Baseball Year

Pat Flaherty, in his 18th year in baseball and now Lynn club manager, guides a young team through a fast travel season. He has notched a resilient record, rarely beaten until the last inning, and is expected to push Lynn high in the standings. Born in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Flaherty began with Jackson in 1836, played for Chicago White Sox in 1903, and later for Pittsburgh, Columbus, and Boston before stints in Kansas City and the Adirondack hotels.

Pat Flaherty Lynn Flaherty Lynn Club Carnegie Penn Honus Wagner Jackson Mich Chicago White Sox Pittsburg Columbus Club Pirates Boston Nationals Beaumont Ritchey Abbaticchio Kansas City Boston Adirondack Mountains

Local Baseball Card Scores Across Cities

The report lists several game results: Columbus 5 Indianapolis 5 in a shorthand scoreline, Colum at Louisville Toledo 17 with Louisville 7, Kansas City Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 0, and St. Paul versus Minneapolis with first game Minneapolis 6 St. Paul 1 and second game St. Paul 6 Minneapolis 3.

Columbus Indianapolis Colum Louisville Toledo Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis

Southern League scores at Memphis and New Orleans

Memphis defeated Mobile 1 0 in Memphis. Nashville beat Montgomery 5 to 0. In New Orleans, the first game saw New Orleans triumph 7 to 1 over Birmingham, while the second game ended Birmingham 7 New Orleans 2.

Memphis Mobile Nashville Montgomery New Orleans Birmingham

OToole Operated Upon Just in Time

Marty OToole pitcher for the Pittsburg Pirates was operated on for appendicitis just before death. Surgeons said delay would have caused fatal peritonitis and he remains hospitalized with a recovery of two to three weeks before leaving. His bride is recovering from the same disease in a nearby hospital.

Pittsburg Marty O'Toole Pittsburg Pirates E. W. Meredith C. H. Aufhammer St. Margaret’s Hospital O'Toole Allegheny General Hospital Allegheny River

Cubs and St Louis Split Doubleheader

Chicago beat St Louis 6 0 in game one behind Pierce pitching. The second game was forfeited to St Louis 9 0 after delays. Eason ruled the forfeit as three innings were played in under an hour.

CUBS ST. Louis Chicago Harmon Pierce Overall Sallee Evers Eason O'Leary CNM Oto Yddes Cathers Fwers Mowrey Bridwell Itauser Konetchy Wingo Saier Brennan

Chance Takes Proper Stand On Rumors Of Help

New York reports quote Frank Chance denying any request to obtain players from rival teams. Chance says no truth in Ban Johnson mediation talks and rejects seeking help from American League managers to bolster the Philadelphia Athletics or New York club. He vows not to complain or seek outside assistance whether the team finishes high or low.

New York Ban Johnson Frank Chance Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics New Yorks Johnson

Cook wins pentathlon at Chicago international games

Cook of the Chicago Athletic Association wins the eight day international games pentathlon with nine points. F W Kelly of USC is disqualified with F W Belote for not finishing the 1500 metre run, after protest. Kelly was blocked by Belote in the final event. Cook led in all events except the javelin where he placed fifth.

Cook Chicago Chicago Athletic Association F. W. Kelly University of Southern California F. W. Belote Kelly Belote

Eastern Association Scores and Standings Snapshot

Haven defeated Lyoke 2 to 1 while London beat Bridgeport 8 to 2 Waterbury won 4 to 3 over Pittsfield. Results reflect multiple league matches with Haven, London, Waterbury and Pittsfield secured wins.

Eastern Yacht Club Fleet Encounters Fog in Maine

Fog swirls around a fleet from the Eastern Yacht Club at Camden Maine as boats Elena and Shimna finish a race to dark. Commodore E F Walter Clark hosts a reception aboard the Irolita after the sailors gather on the flagship for a pre race meeting. The Western Penobscot 25 mile race starts near Mark Island with finsih near Fox Island Thoroughfare.

Camden Eastern Yacht Club Monhegan Regatta Boothbay Elena Shimna North Haven Penobscot Mark Island Fox Island EF. Walter Clark Philadelphia-Corinthian Yacht Club

Dr Adair Beats Chajes In Masters Chess Round

The second round of the masters tournament in New York ends with Dr Adair defeating Chajes after a 60 move session. Marder defeats Beihoff, Kupchik outplays Grammer, Bernstein beats Phillips, and Black wins over Benyon in 54 moves.

New York Dr. Adair Chajes Marder Beihoff Kupchik Grammer Bernstein Phillips Black Benyon

Foreign riders set to race at Revere track

European pace riders Cesar Simar and Julian Rudolphe arrive for first American showdowns at Revere. They face American duo Jimmy Moran and Worth Mitten in a series of five and 15 mile paced races to decide a winning team. Simar previously starred in 1900 six day race and Rudolphe may recall last year’s Newark world championship pace events.

Europe America Cesar Simar Julian Rudolphe France Revere Oval Jimmy Moran Worth Mitten Limar Moran Pace Rudolphe Mitten Simar Jean Gougoltz Madison Square Garden Newark N. J

Cigar Men Hold Outing at Rocky Point

Over 100 employees from all parts of New England attended the annual gathering at the Warwick Club Rocky Point R I. Results show J Murray Pittsfield won the 10 yard dash and potato race F N Te Boston won the sack race F N Tegg Boston and J A Fierce Brockton won the three leg race The ball game was won by the married men.

New England United Cigar Stores Warwick Club Rocky Point

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