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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1910

Page

9

Rival Stars in Action Today in Big League Showdown

Rival outfielders Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb loom in a key American League clash this afternoon. The Boston star challenges Cobb’s speed, fielding, and base running as both aim to outshine each other in a season that already sees Speaker creeping toward top batting and fielding form while Cobb holds a small lead in runs and base steals. The piece notes Jennings moved Cobb to center field and praises his defensive play, while Speaker is lauded for his fielding and inside game, with a four day window to watch their ongoing duel.

Middle Garden Boston Detroit Tris Speaker Ty Cobb Tyrus Speaker Cobb Tigers Jennings Tris Lajoie

Longwood Court Tennis Opens With Elite Field Today

The 20th annual Longwood singles tournament and the Eastern doubles championship begin at Longwood Cricket Club. Top entrants include former national champion William J. Clothier and defending champ Larned, with notable doubles pairs such as Wright and Little and Seaver and Putnam. First and second rounds list numerous matchups from A. Fox to H. McLane with many local contenders hoping for a strong showing.

Longwood Longwood Cricket Club Newport William J. Clothier Larned Wright Little G. Bib Touchard Gardner Sulloway Johnson Seaver Putnam Bishop E. H. Whitney

Evans No Hits Canton in Exhibition Clash

Evans of the Boston Nationals no-hit no-run against Canton in an exhibition before about 5000 fans. Three Canton players reached first on walks.

Canton, O Canton Evans Boston Nationals

Touching Second The science and art of baseball managers explored

The article details managerial strategy in baseball, focusing on signaling, batting order changes, and pitcher usage. It recounts rare insights from 1908 to 1909 games, including Sheckard Chance signaling errors, Ganzel’s opponent codes, and notable feats by Fielder Jones and McCloskey. It highlights on field decisions, player management, and a famed fourth inning play between Detroit and Chicago. O Leary to Be Continued in Saturdays Post.

Boston Beats Canton With Four-Run Early Lead

Boston scored four runs in the first two innings against pitcher Wilhelm before he settled, yielding only one more hit while fanning nine. W Collins opened with a first inning homer off left field, Miller doubled him home, while Sweeney walked in the second and scored on Rariden s single with an error on a steal attempt. Rariden later scored on a passed ball after Collins reached on a wild throw. Rariden, a former Canton man, received a warm welcome. The score:

Chicago Sheckard Chance Evers Kling Cincinnati Ganzel Cubs Cinpons Boston Wilhelm Canton W. Collins Miller Sweeney Rariden Collins Collings AB. R. BH K Shean Sharpe Getz Esa Beck C. F Neweeer Rariden Evans Erseene Ferguson C. Fee Eenee F. Dawson Beis J. Dawson Weeee Abbott Tee Hinton Eeene Collins Sen Eee Bonnin Weee Porter Williams Wihelm Pesneene Vee Weeney Siams Brown Whitin

Six Cornered Motor Pace Race Set for Revere Track

A six cornered motor paced race, 25 miles, will headline the Revere cycle track Saturday night. Competitors include Elmer Collins of Lynn, George Wiley of Syracuse, J Frank Galvin of Hartford, Olie Carmen of New York, Carlo Vanoni of Italy, and Peter Drobech of South Boston.

Revere Elmer Collins Lynn George Wiley Syracuse J. Frank Galvin Hartford Olie Carmen New York Carlo Vanoni Italy Peter Drobech Boston

American A C Sailors Set For Thursday Night Bout

American A C plans a card with local boats on Thursday. Local favorites Jack Johnson and George Perry clash in the windup. Other matches feature Al Rudolph of New York vs. Chester Walcott, Tony Lorenzo of the North End vs. Young Scanlon of Cambridge, and Young Cohen of Cambridge vs. Eddie Fitzgerald of the South End.

A. C Jack Johnson George Perry al Rudolph New York Chester Walcott Tony Lorenzo North End Young Scanlon Cambridge Young Cohen Eddie Fitzgerald South End

Subtle Mystery Shapes Definition of an Exciting Golf Match

A subtle mystery surrounds the exact definition of the qualities of an exciting golf match. To the casual observer it runs in the same heat with the pastime of yachting, regarding which the Co. O. complains that excitement is necessarily suppressed until the table of logarithms has been dallied with.

Co. O

Noted Debate Over Jeffries Inclusion in Roster

An uneven claim about whether Mr. Jeffries belongs among the famous who failed to touch second is discussed. Skeptics argue Jim did not even touch first, while others with limited means weigh in on the roster's accuracy.

Mr. Jeffries Jim

Who Will Referee Jim Sullivan Connolly Bout

It is anticipated the A A U official will referee the upcoming match between Jim Sullivan and Jim Connolly with Sullivan relying on footwork and Connolly on power.

Jim Sullivan Jim Connolly Connolly

Westminster Lacrosse Team Beats Montreal for Minto Cup Lead

Westminster Lacrosse, champions of Canada, defeated Montreal 10 to 4 yesterday in New Westminster in the first of two matches for the championship and the Minto cup.

New Westminster B. C Westminster Lacrosse Canada Montreal

It will be all up for the E I Yah champions today

Arthur Duffey’s column notes a big event at Red Sox Park with Hughey Jennings and the Tigers, praising Speer Boys and Red Sox chances to derail Hughey. It mentions upcoming Scotch games at Caledonian Grove August 6 with St Yves Dorando Longboat Hayes, and questions Shrubb’s comeback against Northland. Also covers Johnny Mooney from Reno in Los Angeles and a brewing AAU controversy over amateurism with Connolly and Sullivan.

Red Sox Hughey Jennings Tigers Donovan White Sox St. Yves Dorando Longboat Johnny Hayes Caledonian Grove al Shrubb Svanberg Shrubb Johnny Mooney Reno Los Angeles Johnny Jim” Sullivan Jim” Connolly Connolly Sullivan

Amby McConnell’s return delayed by guilt and plans

Questions about Amby McConnell’s guilt resolution and when he may rejoin play persist though he dresses and practices daily. Readers ask who to contact to enter the 1915 games, noting a care of the school committee on Mason Street.

Amby McConnell Amby Nat Mason Street Schoo Committee New York Boston St. Augustine Locust Street Grounds Cambridge Funs Doves Pooch Donovan Harvard Joeyonovan Apri Fuice Piper

Chesley Leads New England Military Rifle Association Win

Wakefield July 17 George W Chesley of Company B Sec ond Connecticut Regiment topped the sixth NE Military Rifle Association tournament at the Bay State range. He won four trophies for first place in key events including the Tanner match at 600 yards and 200 yard and 500 yard contests, outrunning top shooters Lawrence Hayden and Shuman.

George W. Chesley Second Connecticut Regiment NEW England Military Rifle Association Wakefield Bay State Range Tanner Lawrence Hayden Shuman Chesley

Chesley Stands Out In Massachusetts Rifle Team History

Musician Chesley trained with Company A Sixth Regiment M Y M of Wakefield and shot for years on the company rifle team. He represented Massachusetts at Sea Girt and Camp Perry. This year he set two world records with 60 consecutive bullseyes at 600 yards and 45 of 50 at 1000 yards, tied a world record score for a 600 yard re-entry match, holds the 1000 yard record, and won the Hayden cup for three years. He will compete at Camp Perry and seeks many prizes.

Chesley Wakefield Massachusetts Sea Girt N. J Camp Perry Ohio S. W. Wise New England

Blue Peter Wins 285 Mile Motorboat Race

The Blue Peter owned by W. R. C. Seymour of the Larchmont Yacht Club won the 285 mile motorboat race begun yesterday and finished at Marblehead after leading from the start. Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn trailed, while the Elmo III and Aldebaran were not sighted and the Oceyesee halted at Providence following a mishap.

New York Blue Peter W. R. C. Seymour Larchmont Yacht Club Marblehead Mass Crescent Athletic Club Brooklyn Providence

Crowley Receives Gold Watch After Providence Game

Crowley honored after Providence beats Newark as Roxbury friends present a handsome gold watch to the pitcher during the game in Providence on July 17.

Providence, R. I Providence Newark Jim “Queen” Crowley Roxbury

Hugh Duffy Seeks Power at Sox Park Home Run Haters

A touch of pathos colors reports that Hugh Duffy desires a few home run hitters to lift and set off the natural atmosphere at Sox Park, signaling a push for stronger hitting in the lineup.

Hugh Duffy

Jeffries Signals Possible Return to Johnson Fight

Avalon California July 17 James J Jeffries arrived last evening and spoke about a second match with Jack Johnson. He said he would decide after seeing what supporters can do for him and hinted that several big fights could raise his spirits.

Avalon Cal James J. Jeffries Jack Johnson Jeffries

Another Girl Makes Swim From Bass Point to Revere Bathhouse

Miss Annie Morecroft of 22 Green Street Revere swam from Bass Point to Revere Beach bathhouse yesterday posting 2 hours 10 minutes. Trained by her brother she plans to attempt the Boston Light swim later this season and is confident in longer distances.

Bass Point Revere Annie Morecroft Green Street Alsie Aykroyd Miss Morecroft Revere Beach Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rival Stars In Action Today Tyrus Cobb Longwood Courts A. Fox T. B. Plimpton D. L. Pickman G. Plimpton R. ©. Seaver S. L. Beals Grosbeck D. S. Niles A. Lowther G. C. Caner N. Johnson H. A. MacKinney W. N. Whiting Dr. Rosenbaum A. Ing R. Gardner A. Codman Q. A McKean B. H. Whitney M. E. McLaughlin T. O. Ames H. Voshel E. H W. Woods H. B. Irwin S. Minot R. Lyman F. C. Boggs G. F. Touchard T. B Plimpton R. C. Bray Hoa MacKinney W. F. Johnson A. Sweetsor H. McLane Ike Well Boyy By John J. Evers and Hugh D. Fullerton Reilly & Britton Co Jones Chicago White Stockings Walsh McCloskey St. Louis Raymond Karger Brown Tred Crawford O'Leary Steinfeldt O’leary American Farrington Lacrosse Champs Arthur Duffey John Svanberg Chesley Starred Rifle Shoot Connecticut Crowley Jake Jeff Miss Aykroyd
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