Coming Down Without Going Up Basement Prices Decline
Prices fall in the basement, contradicting the idea that prices must rise. The note argues that values can drop without an initial rise, challenging common market logic.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
9
Prices fall in the basement, contradicting the idea that prices must rise. The note argues that values can drop without an initial rise, challenging common market logic.
Washington wins the series three of four as Engel earns his second victory. St Louis manages five hits and one run, while Washington capitalizes on errors behind Leverenz. Moeller and Milan drive the first inning run, Gandil scores on an infield out in the sixth, and Stovall plates St Louis’ lone run in the fourth.
Boston wins the opener 9 to 2 behind Gardner, Foster, and sharp defense. In the second, Boston rides a strong pitching performance by Foster to a 5 to 3 victory over Chicago, with Gardner collecting five hits and the defense turning key plays to seal the doubleheader sweep.
Boston and Chicago battle through a long baseball game with O'Brien on the mound for Chicago and Leonard relieving for Boston. Key moments include Carrigan stealing third and scoring off Hooper while Buck battles control, and late Boston defense sealing the win.
Eddie Murphy of South Boston scored a clean cut win over Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea in a 12 round main event at the Atlas A. A. contests in the Arena. About 2500 fans endured the heat to witness a program of three supporting six round bouts, all of which pleased the crowd.
Frederick Wadsworth Moore, a 1893 Harvard graduate and Boston lawyer, was named graduate treasurer of athletics and director of university sports at Cambridge. The post fills the vacancy left by William F. Garcelon who planned to retire August 1 after five years.
In a six round featherweight bout Eddie Smiley of the U S S Virginia defeated Joe Boudreau of Medford by decision despite Boudreau’s cleverness and a sharp right hand. Charley Sheppard of New York outpointed Harry Dillon of Philadelphia in six rounds. Pat Sey DeLucca of Boston and Young Kenny of Woburn fought to a draw in six rounds.
Capablanca of Havana finished 18th win and remained undefeated in the chess masters' tournament in New York. He completed rounds ahead of rivals to return to Cuba before proceeding to St. Petersburg where he will serve as Cuba's vice-consul. His latest victory came over A Kopacchik after 60 moves in a game adjourned from Thursday.
Louis Brown Lowe of 23 St. Margaret Street Dorchester backs a Dorchester all star squad as Columbia Outlaws showcase semi pro teams with notable local players.
Philadelphia shut out Detroit 8 0 in the first game of a double header. The second game was halted in the third inning due to a thunderstorm with Detroit threatening in the third. Detroit’s Hall and Stanage paired as battery in the second game with Philadelphia’s Houck and Lapp. Bush subbed for Leslie Bush briefly but the game ended before pitching.
Auburn New York July 29 The National Board of Arbitration governing minor league baseball ordered that all optional agreements must be exercised on or before Aug 16.
Champion Frank Kramer defeated Al Goullet and Jackie Clarke in the international match sprint at Revere cycling track. Kramer won all three heats, using varied tactics to outpace Clarke and Goullet, with Clarke taking second overall. Other events included Half-Mile and One-Mile professional handicaps and additional races.
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