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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1916

Page

12

Johnny Evers Near Suspension Amid Bench Battle

The column notes Johnny Evers confronts another possible suspension after arguing with Mal Eason over a third strike. A near riot erupts as Evers and Zeider clash, with the umpire’s authority highlighted and warning given. The piece then touches on Maine coaching speculation and other sports chatter.

Johnny Evers Johnny Mal Eason Evers Zeider Cubs Eason

Baseball Argument Roils 1912 World Series Dispute

The item reports a dispute over who started the final game in the 1912 World Series and who finished it between Wood and Bedient, with B correct. It notes a tie in two games with four runs each and a decision to call off, plus a second prize division based on total runs, 32 in two teams.

Wood Bedient Red Sox Detroits Tater A

Browns Beat Athletics 8 to 3 in St Louis

St Louis batters pounded Lanning for five singles two walks and a triple to spark six runs in the second inning as the locals defeated Philadelphia 8 to 3 in the series opener. Sheehan came in after one out in the second and was hit hard, Koob limited Philadelphia to three runs on 10 hits.

ST. Louis Lanning Philadelphia Sheehan Koob T. Louis Shotton A. E. Austin Sdvevweees Miller Sisler Marsans E Witt Oe Walsh Strunk Lajoie McInnis King Meee Melwee Carroll Picinich G Lanning Oan McHlwee McelInnis Pratt Walsh Austin Meoff Innis Johnson Kook Nallin and Evans

Tigers Beat Senators 6-5 in Detroit comeback

Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 5 as Burns Crawford and Veach deliver three consecutive ninth inning hits for the winning run. James exits after six solid frames. Boland and Dubuc close, with Detroit turning three double plays and Moeller erring in the first.

Detroit Washington James Boland Dubuc Ayers Gallia Moeller Burns Crawford Veach Gharrity McBride Foster Shanks Milan Baker G. Harper Young And Har Ron Dubuo H. Harper Owens and Connolly Seentee Bush F .Oserees Heilman Weteee Young Oyanne Baker Teee James Veaseees Boland Ccesceues Dubuc Harper A. Moeller Rice R Shanks Oeretone Gharrity Cevees Henry Creseereeeree Harper, Dewessere Pescescere Seeneree Jamieson I Eeeere Acosta TD Cosneee

Birmingham 8 Atlanta 0 and Memphis 8 Chattanooga 2

A sports brief notes Birmingham defeated Atlanta 8 to 0 and Memphis beat Chattanooga 8 to 2 in separate games. No further details available.

Formal protest to President Tener over Cubs win

Braves president Haughton formally protested yesterday's Cubs victory, claiming umpire Eason ruled in the 11th inning against ground rules. The play featured a grounder to Fitzpatrick whose throw to first was misplayed, allowing the winning run to score.

Tener Haughton Braves Chicago Cubs Eason Toston Chicago Fitzpatrick Chicago Players Percy D. Haughton

Worcester Wins 2-0 In 13 Innings Over Lynn

In Lynn on July 25 Worcester scorched two runs in the 13th inning to beat Lynn 2 to 0. Maloney and Potterger drove the runs after Jewett misplayed a potential play, with Strand and Orcutt contributing critical plays on the final sequence. McGinley pitched 13 innings for Lynn, taking the loss, while Jewett allowed the decisive runs for Worcester.

LYNN Worcester Maloney Jewett Potterger Strand Orcutt A.E A.E. Fewster Gooney Carrolic Gardella Master'n Wilder Conley McGinley Dpre Chayer Gleason Prysock Fewster DeNeville Magee DeNoville Cooney itcher—Potterger Y McGinley Bannon

Lawrence blanked New Haven 1 0 in seventh inning rally

Lawrence defeated New Haven 1 to 0 as O Connell singled home the winning run in the seventh. Press pitched well for Lawrence while Woodward allowed six hits in nine innings. Longstreet scored the sole run on Ostergren double. Umpire Ready. Time 1h 30m.

New Haven Conn Lawrence O'Connell Press Gren Bressier Gstreet Devinec Lavigne Courtney Woodward Longstreet Ostergren Miller

Portland Beats Hartford 5-4 In Seven Innings

Portland scored five runs in the first three innings to lead Hartford 5-0, Hartford plated four in the seventh off Plitt, then Martin shut them down. Hayden, last season's first baseman for Hartford, left after Smith. George Stowe, previously Chalmers executive, becomes president and GM of Mitchell Motors in New York.

Portland Hartford Plitt Martin Hayden Smith Ortland Stafford George Stowe Chalmers Company New York Mitchell Motors Company Pg.a B. Clemens Spires Tamm M'M'n Brown Reed Hogan Dowell Sweatt Beatty Crowther Lonergan Burkett Gaston M'Donald C. Plitt Mart Gero Omg Rown McDonald Clemens Loneray Burkett

Cubs Triumph Over Braves Amid Rioting Infield Stand

Cubs won 3 to 2 at Braves Field amid a tense late rally and a disputed three bases call after a wild throw by Eddie Fitz. Johnny Evers and Zeider were involved in postgame clashes as Amos Eason’s ruling on the three-base award sparked protest by Braves officials led by Ross Stallings & Co.

Toner Ross Stallings & Co Braves Field Cubs Chicago Braves Tener Amos Eason Cub Eddie Fitz Johnny Evers Eason Zeider Evers Heinie Zim Cap John Zim John Jess Barnes Hendrix Hillmen Barnes Joe Connolly Red Smith John Evers Henry Gowdy Flack Williams Smith Koney Schulte Sater Snodgrass Boston Magee Fitz Maranville Hasgon

Children to See Braves at Braves Field Playground Days

The Boston club announces two playground days for children from Boston and Greater Boston playgrounds. On Fri Aug 4 Cincinnati and Christy Mathewson manage the attractions, with free admission for identified children and third base pavilion reserved. On Tue Aug 8 Pittsburgh visits, same free entry for playground children and supervising instructors. Supervisors should request tickets early through Business Manager Hapgood.

Boston National League Club Boston Greater Braves Feld P. D. Haughton Cincinnati Christy Mathewson Pittsburg Greater Boston Braves Hapgood Braves Field

Montreal and Providence Win Doubleheader Outcomes

The record lists several hockey scores with teams Montreal Toronto Providence Baltimore Rochester Buffalo across two games each. Providence dominates Baltimore 8 to 2 in the first game while Montreal defeats Toronto 4 to 3 and Rochester shuts out Buffalo 10 to 0 in the first pairing.

Montreal Toronto Providence Baltimore Rochester Buffalo

Baseball in Brief Form

American League games feature Boston at Cleveland New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit National League includes Chicago at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Eastern League matches Lowell at New Haven New London at Springfield Bridgeport at Lynn Worcester at Portland Hartford at Lawrence and sub games.

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Baseball scores from the American Association games

Indianapolis defeated Toledo while Milwaukee beat Minneapolis. Louisville won over Columbia and Kansas City downed St. Paul with decisive margins.

Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Louisville Columbia Kansas City St. Paul

Introducing Mr Hubby a comic debut in Post Fun

A new cartoon character, Mr Hubby, appears in the Sunday Post Fun and Feature Section. He cheerfully buys his wife a new hat as a lighthearted opening gag.

Mr. Hubby Sunday Post

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