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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1917
Page
9
Weak hits and a late error by Carl Mays crippled Boston as Cleveland scored four in the eighth and held on 4 to 3. Umpire McCormick’s odd ninth inning call hindered Boston’s comeback hopes in the July 9 game at Boston.
In an eighth inning stalemate Boston led 3 to 0 as errors and scratch hits endangered the Red Sox. A rough ninth saw Hooper ruled out at the plate after a bunt, then Janvrin and Wambsganss mishaps open the door for Cleveland. Graney’s two run double and Evans’ single cap a dramatic late turnaround before Mays picked Evans off first.
A reflection on how civilization is judged by respect for others and the balance of rights. It argues rights end where neighbor’s rights begin and urges smokers to choose tobacco with a pleasing flavor as a social duty.
Detroit and Washington split a doubleheader with the visitors winning 8 to 1 and the home team 19 to 2. Washington’s Rice had five hits in the first game while Detroit knocked Shaw around in the nightcap.
New York tops St. Louis 2 1 in a July 9 game. Peckinpaugh doubles and Pipp singles to drive an early run, then a seventh inning walk and two singles add another. St. Louis replies with two singles and an error in the eighth. Aragon makes a highlight catch in left.
Cincinnati plays Boston while Chicago meets Brooklyn. St. Louis hosts New York. Pittsburgh visits Philadelphia. American pairings include Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Detroit. Eastern matchups feature Springfield at New London Worcester at Hartford Lawrence at Bridgeport Portland at New Haven.
Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 2 as Williams pitched effectively and Philadelphias offense capitalized on Chicago fielding errors. Bates delivered a timely sixth inning single driving in two runs, while Felsch homered for Chicago. Witt of Philadelphia injured a leg sliding into second in the ninth.
The Cincinnati Reds blanked the Atlanta Braves 4 to 0 in an afternoon game. Pitcher and defense held the Braves to no runs while the Reds offense produced four unanswered scores.
In a grim afternoon at Braves Field, the Reds battered Art Nehf for 14 hits and four runs across six innings. Heinie Groh led the onslaught with three extra base hits including a triple, while Kopf added two triples and Clarke another double. The Braves offered brief resistance but fell short as miseries weathered the crowd of about 1500. Jarry Herrmann watched from the box as the Reds built a two run lead in the first inning and held off Boston's bats.
Clarence Carman leads as favorite to win the second round of the Brassard at the Revere cycle track tomorrow evening. Victor Smnart currently holds the trophy while Wiley and Madonna ride in strong form. Amateur and professional riders share the program alongside the main event.
Cincinnati and Boston games feature key hits from Kopf Groh Clarke and Thorpe with Groh driving in two runs and Kopf hitting two doubles. Eller and Nehf hold mound duties as Brav es win with strong defense and timely hits before 1500 in attendance.
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury now in the Naval Reserve will return to boxing July 19 at the Rollo A C Newport R I meeting Walter Butler of Revere in a 12 round feature bout at 145 pounds ringside. It marks a classy Newport club clash with strong Navy attendance expected from the local station and Newport ships. Shevlin after 35 undefeated pro fights retired about five years ago.
Worcester 5 Hartford 3 as timely hitting and a seventh inning double by Potterger key the win. A seventh inning double followed a Breen error and a late eighth inning double play retook the plate for Hartford with Grimes failing to touch home.
Springfield were held scoreless through eight by Rieger as New London edged ahead 4 2. Springfield rallied for two in the final frame but Durgin was hit by a ball on third with two out, ending their scoring bid.
Kenneth P. Edwards of the Midlothian Club led 145 golfers at Midlothian in 72 strokes on the 6503 yard course to top the 18 hole elimination round. Donald Ouimet of Midlothian finished second with 76. Standish shot 90. Among Eastern invitees seven tied at 87 for last while C. B. Van Vieck of Baltusrol posted 86.
Francis Ouimet of Boston shot 77 as an amateur by invitation, tying for third with J. C. Anderson, Arthur Lee, and IF. J. Douglass. Addison Stillwell and Albert Seckele led next with 78, while Perry Adair and E. H. Bangard posted 79 to stay under 80.
New York Giants win their fourth straight from St Louis 3 to 2 at home. Holke drew a bases on balls to start the seventh scoring on Raiden’s second two base hit. rain delayed play 45 minutes in the fifth. Attendance included regimental bands and soldiers. receipts partly donated to the Red Cross.
A series of listed results shows St Paul defeating Kansas City 4 0, Minneapolis beating Milwaukee 2 1, and Louisville posting a 4 0 win over Columbus. The snippet records multiple scores without context or dates.
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