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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1918

Page

10

Masters Of Golf Travers And Nicholls To Exhibit For Red Cross

Jerome Travers and Gilbert Nicholls, two renowned international golfers, will headline an exhibition match at Merrimack Valley Country Club North Lawrence on Saturday afternoon July 18. The event supports the American Red Cross with Charles W. Walworth and Ralph A. Day organizing the affair and J. F. OConnell chairing the organizing committee.

Jerome Travers Gilbert Nicholls Merrimack Valley Country Club North Lawrence American Red Cross Merrimack Valley Charles W. Walworth New York Ralph A

Terry Brooks Stops Martin in Arena Feature Bout

The West End lightweight Terry Brooks stops Johnny Martin of New York in the sixth round of a main event at the Arena. Martin quits before the seventh round as Brooks secures the win. Adair defeats O'Brien in 10 rounds, Butler and Burns draw after a full ten rounds, and Bob Josephs wins over Willie Jones in six rounds.

Arena Terry Brooks West End Johnny Martin New York Martin Brooks Barney Adair Shaver O’brien South Boston Adair O’brien Walter Butler Revere Larry Burns Bob Josephs Willie Jones

Braves Fall to Pirates in Pittsburgh Tilt

In Pittsburg on July 9 the Braves lost 7 to 2 as Wilbur Cooper outpitched Dana Fillingim. C Lincoln Herzog missed the game with illness forcing lineup shifts including Jimmy Smith in right field and Koney at first. The Braves benefited from some Pirates errors but Cooper’s control and a key Triple by Cooper carried Pittsburgh.

Pittsburg Braves Wilbur Cooper Pirates Bezdek Stallings Dana Fillingim Dana Cooper Boston C. Lincoln Herzog Jimmy Smith Koney Bigbee Honey Fillingim Southworth Massey Felder Cutshaw Fillingi Mollwitz McKeechnie Rawlings Wickland Red Smith Leach Caton Brviedsieg Schmidt Pirate McKechnie Smith Wilson Art Nehf Chicago Cubs Boswo Osenone Bighee Carey J. ©. Smith Bighbee

Thorpe's Homer Gives Victory to New York

Jim Thorpe hit a home run into the left field bleachers to lift New York past Chicago 7 to 6 in ten innings. Vaughn's misplay at third in the eighth sparked a late Chicago error plagued rally, while Zimmerman’s fielding in the 10th preserved the win for New York as Thorpe's drive sealed the outcome.

Thorpe New York Chicago Jim Thorpe Vaughn Deal Wilhoit Zimmerman Anderson Cansey Ane Po.a Paskett Holke cCarty.c Zeider Eet Killiferc Doyle Douglas Fletcher Flack Hollocher Zeidler Killifer McCarty Licking Merkle Mearty Zelder Zimmerman Fletcher Canney Causey Hollacher Donglax Wild

New York and Chicago Split Doubleheader in Chicago

In Chicago on July 9 New York split the twin bill with Chicago. The Yankees won 6 to 4 in game one as Cicotte yielded late runs. Chicago captured game two in 16 innings 8 to 4 after a late rally by Risberg and rolling, with Miller thrown out at the plate attempting to score.

New York Chicago Yankees Cicotte Herd Miller Walter Bold Jan Risberg Caldwell Tove Finneran Seibold BE. Collins Jacobs Baker Pipp Love Weaver Benz J. Collins Peckinpaugh B. Collins Colling Ris Robinson Catdaco A. Marsans Mahy E.colli Pratt J.collins Bodie M’m’llin LV Sehbalk Walters Danforth P .Hyatt Cicotte Hannah Waters Chiccago Anns Pratt Fipp Bodiebold Collins Schalk Les- Pechinpaugh Bodle Robingon P . Finneran cHyatt

Waterfront Calendar Notes July 10 and Harbor Trade Update

The report lists July 10 as a wartime date with naval almanac details and a cargo tally. A fleet of 11 fishing vessels arrived with about 465000 pounds of groundfish plus 40000 pounds of mackerel and 14 swordfish. Ex vessel prices show haddock to 12 cents, large cod 10-12, pollock 8-12, hake 8-12, mackerel 19-2, swordfish 33. Several steamships remain at anchor awaiting berths, including the Mar Rojo awaiting repairs and the Harry Farnum formerly George E Warren. Coal receipts total 44135 tons with 40585 tons bituminous, and about 15 barges and steamers arrived from Virginia ports and New York.

Teazer Katie L Palmer Haddock M.cod. Pollock Spray Rath & Mary Muriel Ang Santoa Eva Ayina United Fruit Castle Island Harry Farnum George E. Warren Boston & Virginia Steamship Company Hampton Roads Boston Virginia New York Landsman

Middlesex Sportsmen Hold Annual Riverhurst Outing

The Middlesex Sportsmen's Association holds its annual outing at Riverhurst on the Concord River in Billerica today. Lunch is served at 1 45 under Napoleon J. Hardya of Ipswich. An entertainment in the boat house and various field and aquatic diversions are planned, with a consideration to purchase the 45 acre Riverhurst property including camps and a boathouse.

Middlesex Sportsmen’s Association Riverhurst Concord Billerica Napoleon J. Hardy Af

Seven Cent Fare on L Will Come in August

Boston Elevated Railway trustees consider fare hikes to cover $4.2 million in projected costs for the coming year. A 1 cent rise in the flat fare could yield about $3.65 million, while capital costs and a Dorchester tunnel rent add pressure. The board plans prompt action and seeks public cooperation to implement a substantial increase.

Boston Elevated Railway Company New York Railways Brooklyn, Rapid Transit Company Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company Twin City Rapid Transit Company St. Louis Pittsburg Portland Ore New Haven Fall River Lowell Wilkesbarre Providence Springfield Pawtucket Woonsocket New Jersey New York Philadelphia Cleveland Buffalo Milwaukee Newark Minneapolis Seattle Jersey City Kansas City Indianapolis Denver Rochester S St. Paul Louisville Columbus Atlanta Richmond Syracuse Memphis Scranton Paterson Albany Des Moines Schenectady Utica Dorchester

Sport Commentary Mix of Military Prep and Boxing News

Arthur Duffey notes Jimmy Henigan leads Malden runners to Fort Slocum for early army prep. Rabbit Maranville boosts George Stallings Braves. Jack Lane praised for youth coaching. amateur boxing seen growing with servicemen. Dutch Leonard hinted to return. Barrow’s team praised. Harry Wills pursues world title but Fulton and Dempsey show no interest. Navy Day at Pemberton next Saturday echoes Fourth of July games.

Jimmy Henigan Malden New England Pemberton

Quoits Distance and Box Facts From Early Boxing Dispatch

The text states quoits stakes set at twenty one yards. It records Jess Willard not being knocked out in a mill. It notes Hancock’s ball game phrase, Wills knocking out Sam McVey in six rounds with a later rematch ending in a draw after a Panama Boxing Commission reversal. It also mentions Will s knocking out Langford twice, once in six rounds and again in even rounds.

Quoits Jess Willard Jess Hancock Shead Harry Wills Sam McVey Wills Panama Boxing Commission

Four Cornered Cycle Contest At Revere Track Tonight

A four cornered brassard race is set for the Revere cycle track featuring Wiley Madonna Suter and Carman. The event runs the regular hour with riders in top form though Carman may not perform at best. Manager Butler has also signed Kramer for a feature race next Saturday as part of a double program.

Revere Wiley Madonna Suter Carman Beach Oval Butler Kramer

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