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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1918

Page

7

Taggert's Ninth Inning Triple Secures Braves Victory

Jim Taggert drove in two runs with a bases loaded two out triple in the ninth inning to lift the Boston Braves past the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 at Braves Field. New Braves outfielders Bass and Miller contributed in the late rally as Jakey Northrop held the Cubs scoreless in the final frames. Northrop and Bass provided key plays, while Pat Ragan struggled for seven innings before the decisive hit.

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Cards Beat Dodgers 4 3 in 12 innings

St Louis won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn in 12 innings at Brooklyn. Paulette Hornsby McHenry Bronk ie Myers Wheat O Mara score with late hits and errors by Wheat and Doolan. Myers homered. Packard and Marquard pitched. Hornsby started the 12th with a single and Betzel delivered the decisive run.

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Phils Defeat Reds 5-4 In 11 Innings

Philadelphia wins a 11 inning battle for fourth place scoring in the final rally after Fitzgerald bunt and Stock single. Bancroft, Hogg and Groh drive runs as For tune and Devine join Phils from the Eastern league. Schneider and Hogg hold Cincinnati to four runs.

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Pirates Beat New York Giants 4 to 2

Pirates defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2 in New York. Pittsburg hitters bunched hits in the first and eighth innings off Perritt, with Cooper Carey and Southworth driving in runs, sealing the victory.

Pirates NEW York Giants New York Pittsburg Perritt Cooper Carey Southworth AB. Bh.lpo.a. AB Po.a Ellam I Burna Bighee Young Fletcher Doyle Catshaw Mollwitz Thorge M'K'h'e Steking Sehmidt McCarty Pittabarg Ros Fllam Thorpe MecKechnie Burns Cutshaw Kite McCarty Cutahaw Balle

International League Scores Report

Rochester 4 Binghamton 38 Jersey City 5 Toronto 4 results shown with multiple teams scoring in a single update. The ledger highlights a lopsided Rochester loss and close gaps for Jersey City and Toronto in this standings snapshot.

Rochester Binghamton Jersey City Toronto

Major League Season Ends August 20 Amid World Series Plan

Chicago July 29. President Ban Johnson favors closing the major league schedules about August 20 and staging the world series soon after to comply with Secretary Baker's work or fight order.

Chicago Ban Johnson American League Baker

Baseball Plans to End Season by August 31

President Johnson sends a bulletin to American League owners seeking approval for an earlier season end date. National League is reviewing the idea. A September 1 shutdown remains under war time orders, with discussions of extending beyond Labor Day rejected by AL executives. Exhibition games likely fill the remaining days as interleague play is paused.

Johnson National League Baker Wich American League Secretary of War

Sacco to Meet Currie in Local Boxing Triple Card

Boston boxing fans will attend a Friday night show at the Commercial A. C. featuring a 12 round main bout between Young Sacco of East Boston and Joe Currie of New Haven. Eddie Barcelli and Johnny Gray meet in the eight round semi final, with two six round preliminaries.

Boston A. C Young Sacco East Boston Joe Currie New Haven Sacco Currie Eddie Barcelli Quincy Johnny Gray Chelsea Young Leonard Ghélsea Battling Hurley North End Greek Alger West End Charlie Big’’ Miller South End

Tar Baby's Cousin Enlists in Service

George Walter Langford of Cambridge, cousin of "Sam" of fighting fame, signed yesterday with the British and Canadian Recruiting Mission. A former waiter at Memorial Hall Harvard, he leaves a wife and three children behind while he does his bit.

George Walter Langford Cambridge Sam Fighting Fame George Memorial Hall Harvard

Dr Joseph M Creamer dies. physician to athletes

Dr Joseph M. Creamer longtime medical adviser to America's famous athletes has died at Deal Beach New Jersey. He spent many years serving the city’s poor without pay.

New York Joseph M. Creamer America Deal Beach N. J

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