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Boston Post in Boston, Massachusetts

12 Jul 1916

Page 15

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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1916

Page

15

Boston Red Sox beat White Sox in twin bill at Fenway Park

Boston wins 5 3 in the opener and 3 1 in the second game as Carrigan’s batsmen rally after a long layoff. Harry Hooper leads the offense with a triple and timely hits while Ruth holds Chicago to six hits in game two. Cubs follow on the fielding side as Foster and Cicotte exchange innings and Sox players stretch their lead atop the standings.

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Fenway Park Boston Rowland Red Sox Chicago Harry Hooper White Sox Foster Carrigan Ruth Danforth Hoover Jim Scott Scott Cicotte Russell Benz Walsh Babe Ruth Wolfgang Babe Shane Collins Fournier Barry Hooper Jack Lewis Duffy Walker Sears J. Collins Gardner Felsch Weaver Eddie Collins Joe Jackson Hobbie Lefty Russell Thomas Renz Lapp McMullen Leibold Felsech Fd Walsh Jackson Chill Hoblitzell Schalk R. Bergodoe Gainer Shee Jenes Gardner Eescs E. Scott Cady Welsch Collins Collina Seaee J. Scott Cleotte Ee aMurphy Settee bLeibold Eternal Vw Dic Scott Seeeere McMullen Boston Ee Wolfgan Garnier E. Collins Chill and Evans
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PLAN FOR INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE IN AREA SCHOOLS

Plans are underway to form an interscholastic athletic league among Arlington Belmont Lexington Watertown and possibly Winchester. The league will include all sports such as baseball football ice hockey tennis and track.

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Arlington Belmont Lexington Watertown Winchester
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Militia to Exhibit Drills at Boston Ball Game

Soldiers' Relief Fund Day at Fenway Park features exhibition drills by the Coast Artillery and other units under Adjutant General Charles H. Cole. A 2 pm military program precedes the 3 15 pm game against St Louis with proceeds donated to the governor's fund for militiamen families. Tickets go on sale at major Boston stores and regular Sox offices.

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Charles H. Cole Fenway Park Boston Lannin Coast Artillery St. Louis Pacons Filene’s Gilchrist’s Houghton & Dutton’s Jordan Marsh Co.’s M. Steinert & Sons Red Sox Shuman’s
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Dan Patch Pace Star Dies at Savage Farm

Dan Patch, pacing stallion owned by M. W. Savage of Minneapolis, died of athletic heart at the Savage farm in Minnesota. He set a mile sulky world record of 1:55 at the J. Paul track in 1906 and was later withdrawn from the track after a career valued at $60,000.

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Minneapolis Minn Dan Patch M. W. Savage Savage J. Paul
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Hockey scores from multiple games listed

Buffalo beat Newark 5 to 1 while Providence defeated Rochester 3 to 2. Toronto overwhelmed Baltimore 8 to 2 and Montreal routed Richmond 5 to 0 in the same slate of games.

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Buffalo Newark Providence Rochester Toronto Baltimore Montreal Richmond
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Baseball schedules and results by leagues

In the American League Chicago plays Boston Cleveland visits New York St Louis hosts Philadelphia Detroit visits Washington In the National League Boston visits Pittsburg Brooklyn visits St Louis New York goes to Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago In the Eastern League New London visits Hartford Worcester visits New Haven Bridgeport at Springfield Portland at Lawrence Lowell at Lynn In the Southern Association Nashville defeats Chattanooga two to zero.

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