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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1916

Page

10

Spinnaker Run 40 Miles Off Kittery Maine Report

Boston Yacht Club fleet sails Marblehead to Kittery about 40 miles under SW breeze. Sally VII wins fastest time 5 30 46, Ellen second 5 34 40. Nutmeg III led early, Ellen passed to win by 57 seconds. Power yachts travel with 40 vessels total, Captain Burnell hosts reception aboard Alsorie III.

Sally VII Boston Yacht Club Kittery Marblehead W. D. Lane Portsmouth C. P. Curtis, Jr Ellen Will Portland Power Boat Association T. K. Lothrop Bar Harbor Portland Lindsay Hooper A. C. Jane Thachers Island Turipoo II Flirt Warrior Witch Clarita Vera III Assorie III C.neal Burnell Roy IL L. T. Jackson Vesta W. H. Flanders Rex IL F. P. Huckins Lily N G. W. McNear Semloh E. B. Holmes Julian J. A. Dowling Early Dawn V J. E. Doherty H. m P. Curtis, Jr Nutmeg IL A. C. Jones Wasaga II J. J. Martin Sayonara II V. F. West Vera II H. Lundberg Mildred IV S. P. Moses H.m.s. H.m.s John Black, Jr Meda Samuel Bradstreet Winana P. W. Jacobs S. T. Lamson H. N. Bloomfield C. A. Cooley Thordis HB. Durgin A. V. Kettels Vixen IF. W. Thielscher Ruweida S. A. Beggs Manataqua A. W. Stevens

Cardinals edge Giants 3 2 in second inning win

St Louis defeats New York 3 to 2 as Hornsby Wilson and Gonzales drive in runs and errors by Robertson and Doyle aid the scoring. Meadows holds visitors to four hits while Cardinals pitchers allow one run over nine innings.

ST. Louis Hornsby Wilson Gonzales Robertson Doyle New York Meadows Smith Anderson Schauer Beck Lobert Burns Rousch Bescher Miller Corhan Schupp Klem Emslie Si. Louis

Too Much Asked Of Golf Pros In Metropolitan Championship

The article quotes two golfers from different clubs questioning pros' performances after the first day of the Metropolitan Championship. They say their own clubs need a better professional, as their current pros rarely shoot below 80 in major events and fail to finish strong in big matches.

Pro golf scoring and industry trends raise debate

A column argues amateurs overestimate pros and critics gauge professional rounds at about 80 for 18 holes on good courses. It cites British players Braid Taylor Vardon averaging near 74 on top courses, notes American pro play stagnation, teaching loads, and the pull of commercialism reducing low scores and rivalry.

Garden City Britain Braid Taylor Harry Vardon America J. J. McDermott

Speaker Nearing the .400 Mark in Batting Race

The Cleveland star Speaker extends his pace toward a .400 batting average, within three points after a week of strong hitting. Jackson falters slightly, Cobb shows steady power, and Boston’s Snodgrass climbs with a big week.

Jackson Snodgrass Speaker Cleveland Star Red Sox Cobb Boston Braves Rice Washington

Baseball doubleheader results and minor notes

Atlanta beat New Orleans 4 0 in game one and 3 1 in game two. Memphis shut out Little Rock 2 0 while Birmingham defeated Mobile 8 2 in 12 innings. Nashville led Chattanooga 1 0 in a listed score.

Atlanta New Orleans Memphis Little Rock Birmingham Mobile Nashville Chattanooga

Dodgers and Cubs battle to 7 7 in 16 innings

Brooklyn and Chicago played 16 innings in a 7 to 7 tie in Chicago. The game lasted nearly four hours with 32 players involved and five Brooklyn pitchers against Chicago's four. Chicago erased late deficits with two key rallies, the second tying the score in the ninth, then extra innings producing no further scoring.

Chicago Brooklyn Cubs Robins Mulligan Archer

Bridgeport Narrowly Falls in Ten Inning Tie

Two out when winning run scored as Bridgeport and Lawrence battle 1-8 and 0-5 in a ten inning contest. Players include Runs O Connell Luyster Ball Duggan Baker with key hits Duggan a two base and Luyster a three base. multiple steals and doubles. Umpires Bannon and Stafford. Time two hours fifteen minutes.

Bridgeport Lawrence O’connell Luyster Ball Duggan Baker O'Connell Blake Whalen Murphy Moshier Warner Longstreet House Press Bridgeportle Bannon Stafford Ort A .Po O'C Nell Howard If Duggan Mahoney D’ninger Ost Gren L'street Q Press Law Neece Bilpore Werre Fuller Lawrence Eeeere Longstreet Fuller Turner Turner Turner

Montreal beats Newark in 7 innings call 18 to 8

In an International League matchup Montreal defeated Newark 18 to 8 in a seven inning game that was cut short by a call. Montreal offense surged with multiple runs late leading to a decisive result. Newark pitcher struggled as the offense produced early and late rallying to the win.

Braves Dominate Reds 4-1 in Cincinnati Showdown

Boston Braves defeated Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1 as Jess Barnes limited the Reds to five hits. A Magee three bagger cleared three runs in the third inning. Maranville Fitz Koney and Magee contributed solid defense while Hank Gowdy drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. The Reds pitching trio Moseley Bluejacket and Schneider faltered. Herzog’s status kept fans guessing after the heat soaked afternoon.

Cincinnati Reds Braves Boston Magee Jess Barnes Fred Toney Boston Bats Moseley Bluejacket Schneider Charley Herzog International Rotary Clubs Maranville Fitz Koney Hank Gowdy Barnes Neale Gowdy Smith Herzog Chase Hank Groh Wilhoit Toney Uda Neal Fisher Wildhoit Konetchy Wild Pit Aeley Pires O'Day Eason Wingo

Indians Lose to Senators in Cleveland Showdown

Washington defeated Cleveland 4 to 2 as seven hits came in three innings. Williams and Jamieson started the rally with singles and a double steal, McBride's triple produced two runs in the second, Shanks doubled in the fourth, and Shanks and Jamieson added the final run in the eighth. Cleveland answered with a first inning score on Wambsganss a single Williams and Roths sacrifice fly and a fifth inning tally on Daly triple and Coveleskie single.

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