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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1917

Page

7

Cobb on Way to His Old Record

The article notes Ty Cobb extending a 35 game hitting streak to reach 102 hits for the season and eyes a .420 batting average from 1911 as top leaders like Sisler and Speaker press toward the century mark. It reviews NL leaders Cruise, Roush, Cotb, and Wag ner, plus team batting gains and pitching improvements across the Braves and Giants.

Cobb Sisler St. Louis Browns Speaker Cleveland Roush Cruise Wagner Burns Giants Chapman Hooper Agnew Hoblitzell Braves Rudolph Barnes

Golf Match Set Between Lexington and Bellevue Clubs

Members of the Lexington Golf Club host Bellevue Golf Club of Melrose in a return match on the Lexington course in North Lexington next Saturday afternoon. A large field of entrants from both clubs is expected and the affair should be closely contested.

Lexington Golf Club Bellevue Golf Club Melrose North Lexington

Leading Dozen Run-Getters in Baseball

National leader Cobb of Detroit with 50 runs tops the list. Burns of New York and Weaver of Chicago follow with 49 and 48 runs. Groh of Cincinnati and Chapman of Cleveland each have 48. Paskett of Detroit 44, Hornsby of St. Louis 44, Cravath of Philadelphia 45. Cooper of Boston 48, Young of Detroit 43, Kauff of New York 42, Pipp of New York 41, Roush of Cincinnati 41, Veach of Detroit 40, Chase of Cincinnati 40, Austin of St. Louis 40, Carey of Pittsburgh 40. Witt of Philadelphia 45? Merkle and Strunk among others.

American National Cobb Detroit Burns New York Weaver Chicago Groh Pipp Roush Cincinnati Veach Chase Austin St. Louis Carey Pittsburg Witt Philadelphia Strunk Phil Merkle

Leading Dozen Stealers in American Baseball

List of top base thieves in the national league with players and steal counts from teams including Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit New York Cincinnati and others. Names include Chapman Cleve Carey Pittsburg Roth Byrne Cobb Maisel Baird Weaver Chase Sisler Hornsby Speaker Zeider Merkle Marsans Robertson Collins Thorpe Bush Neale and others with varying steals.

National Chapman Cleve Carey Pittsburg Roth Cleveland Byrne New York Cobb Detroit Maisel Baird St. Louis Weaver Chicago Chase Cincinnati Sisler Hornsby Speaker Zeider de Rice Washington Merkle Marsans Robertson Collins Thorpe Bush Bopf Cimcinusti Lu Neale

Stallings Pursues Talent to Lift Braves in Slim Season Hope

Braves coach Chief Stallings continues a broad talent search as he tries to salvage a disappointing season. He is examining all sources to bolster the team for a respectable showing.

Braves Chief Stallings

Braves chase Providence outfielders and catchers in roster talks

The Braves' scout prowls Providence for outfielders Walter Rehg and Powell and a catcher to bolster Tragesser. Hank Gowdy’s status remains unresolved with a likely nonreturn. Strong pitching has boosted the team as they face Cincinnati and a doubleheader with St. Louis, highlighted by Elks day with Garry Herrmann.

Providence Walter Rehg Red Sox Powell Rehg Braves Boston Barber Baltimore Connie Mack Tragesser Hank Gowdy Ohio National Guards Hank Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Reds Elks Garry Herrmann

Athletics Defeat Chicago in Exhibition Game at Camp Fort Sheridan

The Philadelphia Americans defeated the Chicago Americans 6 to 1 in an exhibition game at the Officers Reserve Corps training camp fort in Fort Sheridan Illinois. Anderson pitched well in the pinches. Batteries Anderson and Haley for Philadelphia Wolfgang Benz and Lynn Jenkins for Chicago.

Fort Sheridan Officers’ Reserve Corps Anderson Wahaggid Nii Haley Wolfgang Benz Lynn Jenkins

Sports Notes on Thorpe Stallings and Riverside Track

The piece surveys Jim Thorpe’s football leaning after baseball and Canton football plans, George Stallings eyeing Henricksen for the Braves outfield, and Roush’s NL batting chase. It also notes sparse crowds at Curtis Hall, a multi runner mile event, and local boxing manager Pollock visiting town amid Welsh’s inactivity.

Harry Pollock Freddie Welsh Patsey Cline Pollock Welsh Jersey

Weighing of Wally Schang Ira Thomas Heavier Man

In dispute over weights Thomas weighed 195 pounds while Schani stood about 180. A claims Thomas is heavier. B insists Schani. The answer is Thomas heavier.

J. Gibson William Muldoon New York State White Plains Wally Schang Ira Thomas Thomas Schani Athletics Ted Kid Lewis Mike Gibbons New York Lewis Cleveland

Harvard H letters awarded to 61 students in five sports

Harvard announced 61 students earned varsity letters last year across track crew baseball hockey football and the majority came from Massachusetts. Boston led towns with multiple lettermen while New York and Pennsylvania contributed several players including Yale game captain Harry Cadman.

Massachusetts Boston Brookline Cambridge Arlington Kansas City New York Pennsylvania Yale Penn Harry Cadman United States Bay State Harvard

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