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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1913

Page

9

Lowell Beats Lawrence 5 4 in Eighth Inning Error

Halstein's eighth inning error allows Lowell to score twice and take a 5 to 4 victory over Lawrence. Lowell's first baseman posts an unusual line of three putouts and three errors. De Groff hits a three-base hit and Magee, Luyster and Dee steal bases. Dee is hit twice, and Martin records six strikeouts for Lowell. Time 1h 69m. Umpire O Brien.

Lawrence Halstein Lowell Rmuster Mahoney Miller de Groff Breymater Martin Magee Dluyster Dee A.E. O'lstrom Clemens Cawley Brugey Luyster Mage If Mahoney Phoenix Courtney Daley Breym'r Rer Adams Fomap Lowell Ee O’connell Bruggy Daw- Miller Ley DeGroff Magee

No Place for a Nervous Man

A persuasive advertorial pitches an automatic plan as a compass to economy for clothing purchases. It claims many men already shore up finances, avoiding costly overspending and unstable deals, inviting the hesitant reader to join.

Portland Defeats Worcester To Move Second In New England League

Portland beat Worcester 10 to 5 in a slow game. Bushelman wild for Worcester as Portland takes second place. Hickman Bowcock Burns and Pumparey lead with multiple runs and hits.

Worcester Portland Worcester Today Bushelman Hickman Bowcock Burns Pumparey Riley Harden J. L. Sullivan Walsh Hambacher Cooney Nye Burkett Rees L. Sullivan Carroll J. Sullivan Merrill Stewart Pumphrey Sullivan Rorty Po.a.e Shorten O' Rees Iliv Hayden Bush

Fall River Beats Brockton 11-5 in One-Sided Baseball Game

Fall River defeats Brockton 11 to 5 in a single game that was part of a doubleheader delayed by Brockton’s late arrival. Devine hit his second homer in as many days, with Campbell, McGovern, Courtney and others contributing for Fall River.

Fall River Brockton Devine A.B. Campbell Maloney M’'G'y Dowd Courtney Ferrin Daum Robinson Howard Logan Flaherty Southern Kennedy McKeon Ruffange Weeden Brignolia Johnson Campbell McGovern Moward Ruflange Brignolla

Lynn handily shuts out New Bedford 8 to 0

Lynn blanked New Bedford 8 to 0 as Boardman’s release altered the lineup. Rohedee allowed the early onslaught while Wilson led the offense with a home run and multiple two base hits.

Lynn New Bedford Rohedee Boardman Wilson Moulton Orcutt Neptune Britton Sweatt Kane Spires Baker Chargo Crowley Kilbullen Stran Ford New Belford Plley Bannon

Indiana Auto Club Tour Reaches Junction City

Tourists from Indianapolis in 20 Indiana made motor cars arrive at Junction City Kansas after a 170 mile run from Kansas City. The journey marks the end of the first leg of the coast tour amid efforts to improve regional roads. Local reception welcomed the visitors and pledged hospitality.

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Cooper Wins 260 Mile Free-For-All Road Race

Cooper won the 260 mile road race in Coma Washington finishing in 3 hours 32 minutes 8 1 5 seconds. Lewis finished second Hughes was third Endicott took fourth place in a car race over a 1 half mile course.

Coma Wash Cooper Lewis Hughes Endicott

Baseball Night Adds Big Matchups Across League Slate

National League games include St Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. New England League features Brockton at Fall River, New Bedford at Lawrence, Portland at Worcester, and Lynn at Lowell.

Philadelphia Boston Boston Sete NEW York Washington Philadelehia BOSIT NEW Yorke Brooklyn Cossseves Pittsburg Cincinnati New England New Bedford Fall River Brockton Lawrence Pe Lowell Portland Worcester Ease Ewe P. C Cleveland Dade Chicago St Louis Detroit P.C. New York Brooklyn St. Louis P.O Lawrence Re Portland . Ae Worcester Eter Ee Lowell Etter Eees Lynn Fee Weenee Lynn Lowell

Giants Take Fourth Game From Dodgers

New York beat Brooklyn 6 to 1 to complete a four game win streak. Demaree benefited from strong support as the Giants outhit the Superbas six to twelve and scored six runs after two were placed in scoring position in the third. Shafer homered and Murray, Merkle and Shafer sparked the offense. Brooklyn’s lineup struggled behind pitcher Curtis, who was relieved after a rough sixth.

Brooklyn N. Y New _York Superbas New York Demaree Curtis Stack Hummel Miller Chief Myers Shafer Smith Wheat AB. R A. FE Seaess Evie Siowitwate Merkl Murray Ioderass Demare Ice AB. R. BH PO. A Moran Cutshaw Hummell ODO Dankett Spee Kirkpatrick Callahan

Baseball score snippets from scattered games

The report lists incomplete scores from several games including Columbus Indianapolis 4, Milwaukee Minneapolis 4, Louisville Chicago 4, Louisville 68 and Kansas Paul 1 at Kansas City 2 in 16 innings. The fragmentary notes suggest a multi game day with joint results and long extra innings.

Milwaukee Minneapolis Milwau Louleville-zelege Louleville Kansa Paul Kansas City

Phillies Edge Braves as Imlay Wins Debut in 12th

Philadelphia gains 3 2 victory in 12 innings behind strong late hitting and steady pitching by Imlay after a 15 11 opener. Luderus Cravath Titus each homer and Connolly, Maranville, Cravath, Sweeney, Myers and more contribute key hits in a wild doubleheader.

Philadelphia Earle Moore Phillies Braves Titus Sweeney Myers Rariden Mann Knabe Rixey Perdue Maranville Devlin McDonald Luderus Imlay University of Pennsylvania Boston Chalmers Marshall Sorcoh Cane Creme Miann Connolly Miller Howley Paskett Parsden Cravath Moore Lobert Erdue Klem and Orth Boston AB R. BH TB. PO A. E . Maranville McDonald Schwae Deviin Ob Situs Seeee C Veaee Mann c Ft Perdue P Philadel Eae AB. R Paskert Weer Iknabe Steer Ovens Walsh Oo Eee Eens Acceeneed AB. Ae Larcesse Knabe Etree Magee Neeters Laderus Doolan Dolan Killifer Teewee Howl Alexander Seaton aMiller bBeeker Eoresencee LeWalsh Eaveeevseee Eooseeeses Boston AB BH PO. A Wren McDonald TD Laesinses Seer W Nate Tee Wen Whaling O Beas Dickson Rudolph Pavevres Seymour Ces

Pirates Take Game From Cincinnati Pirates Take Game From Cincinnati

Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 as Robinson limited the visitors to three hits. Brown pitched well but Dodge’s two errors in the second inning produced two unearned runs. Byrne and Carey, McCarthy and Robinson, and Wilson with a late run drove the Pirates to victory. Tinker was detained in Chicago by Mrs. Tinker’s illness.

Pittsburg Robinson Cincinnati Brown Dodge Pirates Byrne Carey McCarthy Wilson Devore Joe Tinker Chicago Tinker

Gossip for Motorists and the Auto Trade News

Gossip for Motorists notes Packard 38 in use by the Henshaw party and Firestone tires winning in the Los Angeles to San Francisco race and the Indianapolis 500. Marathon Motor Car Co of Boston opens with W Sanford head and Fred C Carter as New England rep. Maxwell plant updates from Dayton and Detroit. Kemp in Richmond reports favorable business. good rains boost corn prospects.

Los Angeles San Francisco Verbeck Fiat Waterman Buick Oldfield Indianapolis Massachusetts Avenue Marathon Motor Car Company of Boston W. Sanford Nashville Tenn Fred C. Carter New England Marathon Company HH. L. Kemp Westcott Agency Richmond Ind Middle West

Fan-Jim Thorpe Serves as Pinch Hitter for Giants

Fan-Jim Thorpe has acted as a pinch hitter in different games for the Giants and has also played in exhibition games.

Jim Thorpe Giants

Track stars Halpin and Haff eyed for marquee races

Local chatter shifts to Walpole Street Grounds as George Stallings' Braves face a public welcome. Critics mock Chicago Athletics Championships as a farce, noting Halpin was fouled by Pepis in a quarter mile by Michigan's Haff. Promoter Al Copeland pursues a July 19 Empire track match at Meridian.

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Athletes Face Relay Stakes and Records in 1911 Notes

Invites to the Hamilton relay championships on August 16 highlight a roundup of track events. The piece grades Jack Ryder as a notable Unicorn coach and mentions B A A athletes finishing third in Chicago events. It also covers rain-shortened games, swimming attempts, sprint trials, and forthcoming A A notices including a letter for Jack Ryder.

Jack Ryder Chicago

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