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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1915

Page

6

Braves Rally Past Pirates 15 Innings for 6–5 Win

The Boston Braves defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 5 in a 15 inning marathon. Albert Ma nanaux and George Tyler were pivotal early, with Schmidt delivering the game winning single in the 15th as Boston climbs out of the cellar into seventh place aided by the Dodgers victory over the Reds.

Braves Dodgers Pirates Reds Champs G. T. Stallings Albert Mainaux Albert Mainaux George Tyler George Slam Mamaux Gibson Mamaux Babe Adams Pittsburg Tom Hughes Schmidt Connolly Magee Pirate Collins Hughes Hinchman Governor Tener National League John Heydler League John Evers G. Tyler Carey Baird Fcemen Tyler Whaling Viox Smith Boston Evers C. Schmidt Wagner Maranville Gowdy Moran Red Smith Johnston Honus Wagner Adams Rabbit Moranville Rabbit Dontle Rigler and Hart

Evers Cleared In Baseball Controversy At Fenway Park

Captain Johnny Evers of the Braves is cleared by President Tener after an investigation into an alleged remark at Fenway Park. Umpires deny hearing the remark and Evers denies intent, with Tener deeming the dispute a minor tempest and praising Evers for his long influence on the sport.

Johnny Evers Braves Fenway Park Tener Stallings Johnny Evers Captain Johnny Tenet League Salisbury Beach Boston St. Louis Rigler Hart

Brooklyn Bangs Reds For Another

Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 1 to 0 with two base hits by Daubert O Mara and Dale and a third inning run. Griffith tripled for Cincinnati and Miller stole a base, while Appleton and Dell pitched for the sides.

Brooklyn REDS Appleton Williams Mollwitz Dale Cincinnati Daubert O'Mara Griffith Miller Herzog Groh Rodgers Appelton Dell Quigey Brooklyn Superbas Getz Wingo Myers Killifer Quigley AB R. BH PO. A. E Seaee Cutshaw Stengel Brockton Springfield Collins Bangs Gagnier Cowers Sengo Swander Jac Young Kiley Woods Doherty Warwie Bentley Dempsey Lavigne Howson Yount Brockton Powers Jacobson Riley Bentley Power Dulier Uas Waters

Big Ed Walsh Stages Comeback for White Sox at Comiskey Park

Chicago July 16 Big Ed Walsh the spitball ace returns to action at Comiskey Park in front of 28 000 fans half women with a 6 2 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics Walsh earns cheers a silver service and a loving cup while teammates struggle to support his reduced fastball The city championship pennant is unfurled as Walsh surveys the crowd and old glory returns to the south side

Chicago Ed” Walsh Ironman White Sox Comiskey Park Mack Jimmy Walsh Big Moose Comiskey South Side Walsh Wally Schang Napoleon Lajoie Stuffy McInnis Ames Big ED Walsh Chicago White Sox Athletics Mackmen

Olympic Cup Golf Clashes Set at Mayfield Course

Twelve teams from U S and Canada will compete at Mayfield golf course for the Olympic Cup trophy in a curtain raiser to the western amateur championship. Late arrivals left officials uncertain about team make up for tomorrow’s event.

Cleveland United States Canada Mayfield

Boston player wins Great Lakes tennis tourney

Miss Rotch of Boston defeated Miss Stephens of Toledo in the women's singles final at Buffalo New York, 4 6, 6 4, 6 8, to capture the title on July 16.

Buffalo N. Y Miss Rotch Boston Miss Stephens Toledo

Murphy joins White Sox from Philadelphia

Eddie Murphy an outfielder was purchased by the White Sox from Philadelphia and will join the team immediately. The trade leaves eight of Philadelphia’s 16 World Series participants with the club, including Eddie Collins. other ex Athletics players move to other clubs.

Chicago Eddie Murphy White Sox Philadelphia Murphy Philadelphia Athletics Boston Nationals Eddie Collins Barry Pennock Boston Americans Shawkey New York Americans Bender Baltimore

Senators Beat Browns 6 2 as Johnson Dominates St Louis

Washington pounded St Louis hitting Leverenz and Leverenz with a first inning rally of three hits and a triple to score four. Walter Johnson held St Louis to six scattered hits as the visitors built a 6 2 lead and added insurance later in the game.

Senators Browns Johnson St. Louis Koob Cook Washington R. Ee Leverenz Washington Ascens Pratt Sisler Gandil Foster Milan Moelier Foster Oifree Doulle Austin Leary Kooh Lavan Agnew Shotton Kool Walsh Piteh Evans

Lexington to Have Summer Golf Series

William L. Smith of the Lexington Golf Club announced strong interest this season, with a first summer schedule to be kept. The opening 18 hole handicap versus bogey event occurs this afternoon, followed by an 18 hole medal play next Saturday. Concord Country Club also starts summer golf with a medal play and full handicap today.

William L. Smith Lexington Golf Club North Lexington Concord Country Club

Lewiston Beats Lawrence In New England League Tilt

Lewiston tops Lawrence 3 to 2 as Rath stalls a double-header. Becker McCarthy Maloney drive runs. Luyster Pearson spark pitching. Fitchburg blank Portland 5 0 with Durning holder. Moulton Sullivan Smith hit and run support. Williams fends off late Portland rally.

Lewiston Lawrence Phillips Thompson Ritter Osterg Foster Flaherty Tuero Conley Becker McCarthy Maloney Denoville Prysock Connelly Warner Ostergren Palls Luyster Pearson Keller Fitchburg Portland A.E A.P Moulton Clemens Keegan Burns Duggan Sweatt Dowell Smith Farrell Sulivan Wright Young Lonergan Gaston Hayden Durning Williams Robinson Sullivan Dowel Aubrey

Brockton Beats Springfield 3 0 in Tight Ints Bunched Match

In Springfield on July 16 Brockton won 3 to 0 over Springfield as Brockton hitters bundled runs and Springfield failed to score, cementing a decisive victory.

Springfield Brockton Springfield Today

Maynard Field Day Set By Local Club

Maynard will host the annual field day of the Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock on the association grounds. A long program of 12 track and field events offers prizes to winners.

Maynard Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association

Rain forces Lowell at Manchester game to end early

Rain halted the Lowell versus Manchester game after seven innings with Manchester leading 8 to 3. No further play was scheduled and the official score stood as the final.

Manchester Lowell

Baldwin May Meet White in Boston Boxing Night

The Gilbert Gallant versus Matty Baldwin bout at Atlas A A will be followed by a potential clash with Young Saylor or Charley White for the New England lightweight belt. Baldwin or Gallant will face strong challengers as part of a big Boston boxing card. Preliminary bouts match Johnny Glover vs Charley Byers, Battling Joe Carroll vs Joe Budreau, and Charley Sheppard vs Young Stone.

Gilbert Gallant Matty Baldwin Atlas A. A Young Saylor Indianapolis Charley White Baldwin Gallant Boston New England Johnny Glover Charley Byers Joe Carroll Joe Budreau Charley Sheppard Young Stone

Moran and Turville Lead Revere Cycle Track Night

Moran returns to the Revere track for a 30 mile motor paced race facing George Wiley Elmer Collins and Bob Walthour while Willie Turville debuts against Harold Rollins in a heats decided match race. Colling is favored but Moran Walthour and Wiley loom as strong challengers. Moran has enjoyed success this season including a strong Chicago run.

Revere Jimmy Moran Chelsea Willie Turville Moran George Wiley Elmer Collins Bobby Waithour Turville Harold Rollins Everett Star Colling Walthour Wiley Chicago

Entries Closed for National Soccer Championship

At a United States Football Association meeting in New York on July 16 the decision was made to close entries for this year’s national soccer championship at midnight September 30. Drawings for the qualifying and first rounds will be held on October 2.

Fitchburg Durning Portland Aubrey Dowell Smith Moulton Robinson New York United States Football Association

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