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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
11
Duffy Lewis homered and drove in the decisive hit as the Red Sox edged the Browns at Fenway Park. The left fielder's steady bat and alert fielding helped Boston secure a narrow SEC victory.
Boston defeats St Louis as pitcher Groom allows eight runs in four innings. Lewis Hartley collect two base hits. Leonard allows five hits in two innings before Groom yields. Attendance listed at 2705 with Connolly and Owens umpiring.
The B V D Company of New York promotes closed crotch Union suits priced from $1.00, coat cut undershirts, and knee length drawers from 50 cents upward, under patent U S A. branding.
Cartigan's men showed their true level last week as they chased a momentum climb toward the peak they deserve. The team demonstrated improved cohesion and decisive play across several games.
A single first inning, marked by two hits and three errors, gave the Browns an unearned lead over the Red Sox, with Plank pulled after two rough frames. Boston’s defense and timely hits kept them ahead briefly, but Gr oom steadied the game as Boston clung to a slender advantage before late Browns hitting sealed a tight win.
Fielder Jones rests Carl Weisman, the left hander, for the Browns while Carl Mays of Boston hopes to avenge last Friday’s 17 inning marathon. Mays, marked by Koob’s spikes, seeks a win over Cleveland as the two teams clash in today’s remaining game at Fenway Park.
A wild sequence starts with Lavan on second after a lucky double and a safe hit by Hartley. Gardner and Hoblitzell make sharp plays while Severoid's pinch hit drives in a run as Tobin scores. Boston salvage a late rally but Scott’s defense and Lavan’s game ending fly ball clinch the win for Cleveland.
The Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln and the Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club plan shoots this Saturday at Tower road Lincoln and the Howard M Munroe estate Lowell street East Lexington. Members are expected to assemble after the vacation break to resume target practice and competitions on their respective ranges.
An ad claims the DELION tire maintains grip as tread wears, offering a permanent non-skid and smoother ride. Harry M. O Brien Tires and Auto Supplies at 245 Columbus Avenue, Boston invites customers to see the product in action.
New York with a lineup of utility men beat Detroit 2 0 in the first game and 3 2 in the second to widen its pennant lead. Shawkey outpitched Coveleskie in the opener, Boone Nanamaker and Shawkey delivering the decisive hits. Love started the second game until Donovan relieved in the eighth. Oldring, who joined Saturday, did not play and left for his Shiloh farm after the last game.
Out of town players won the first round in the great plains tennis tournament in Kansas City. John Hennessy of Indianapolis defeated C. S. Soldanels of Kansas City 6 0 4 6 6 2. James and Jerry Weber of Chicago won their matches.
New York July 17 J Franklin Baker third baseman of the New York Americans will be out indefinitely. An X ray shows two ribs broken from injuries suffered last Friday during a chase of a foul against the grand stand. Lute Boone will replace Baker at third until he can resume play.
The Lexing ton Golf Club in North Lexington hosts a best ball four some next Saturday using Buster Brown rules. Both the executive and greens committee tournaments are advancing rapidly. Letter here for Al Delmont. For Other Sports See Page 9.
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