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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

9

Red Sox Fall to Naps 4–3 in Cleveland Ninth

Cleveland Nap players edge Boston 4 to 3 as Ted Easterly drives in the decisive run in the eighth inning. Buck O'Brien struggles with control and Jake Stahl is ejected after a disputed call. Boston outhits Cleveland but wastes chances with nine left on base and critical errors.

Heinie Wagner Ted Nap Buck O’brien Brockton Jackson Buffy Lewis Buck Ted Easterly Boston Red Sox Stahl Blanding Lewis Cardigan Hooper Sox Egan Jake Stahl Wagner Carrigan Jake Baskette Naps O’brien Graney Olson Lajoie Easterly Groover Peckinpaugh Neal Ball Ball Birmingham Cleveland E Graney F Easterly Yerkes Speaker Gardner Bradley Ee Wagner Cee Carrigan O'Brien Baskette O’brien WP Hasterly Evans and Egan Nature

Athletics Hitting Downs White Sox in Chicago Victory

Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 4 as extra base hits key. Plank allowed four runs through eight innings before a late rally, calls and a crowd incident involving Manager Callahan and Umpire Westervelt. Murphy injures ankle while attempting a steal. Baker homers for Philadelphians with multiple two and three base hits noted.

Chicago Philadelphia Plank Callahan Westervelt Murphy Sullivan White MelIntyre B. Lord Weaver Baker McInnis Egan Mogridge Peters Beugz Oldring Zeider Strunk Benz H. Lord Barry

Abbott Noble's Captain Named for 1913 Team

George Abbott was elected captain of the Noble and Greenough baseball team for next season at a team meeting. He has played second base for two years and is expected to lead the 1913 squad.

George Abbott Noble & Greenough

When Is a Pinch? A Pinch Pitcher’s Worth Question

Query No 78564432896 debates the usefulness of a pinch pitcher after it becomes a mere squeak in value. The discussion weighs practical impact and common sense in late inning relief roles.

Decision on J Arthur Johnson’s permanent address after July 4

The article states the auto mobile wine and press agencies will decide on J Arthur Johnson’s permanent address after July 4. This decision rests with these agencies and the timing is left to their discretion.

Automobile, Wine and J. Arthur Johnson

Contenders Shape Up for 400-Metre Tryout at Harvard Stadium

Track fans eye a three way race among Reidpath Syracuse college champion D B Young B A A Amherst alum, and Ted Meredith schoolboy sensation of Philadelphia. Reidpath recently set intercollegiate marks with 48 seconds flat, while Meredith set schoolboy world records in 48 4-5 and 1 55 for the quarter and half miles.

Harvard Ted Meredith Mercersburg Reidpath Syracuse D. B. Young Philadelphia Tommy Keane Amherst Charles Nelligan Meredith Princeton Franklin Field C. D. Reidpath Keane Maxey Long America

Washington Beats the Browns in St. Louis Game

Washington defeats St. Louis 13 to 4 after a 2 hour 10 minute game. Criger returns for St. Louis after two years, Walden debuts, Foster leads with two base hits, and Shanks Moeller Milan also collect extra hits.

ST. Louis Crigern Washington Foster Williams Shanks Moeller McBride Milan Hogan Engel Shotten Stovall Pratt Baumgartner Hughes C. Brown Perrine and Dineen

Gossip of the Boxers From Doc Gossips on Champions Tourneys

Promoter Billy Gibson plans an invitational bantam tourney to crown the world champion with top names like Walsh Ledoux Digger Stanley and Alf Lynch invited. Johnny Coulon may skip. Wells faces Brown in Brooklyn and Wilson in Utica. Kilbane-Dundee bout set for June 13 with Kilbane paid four thousand dollars. A Racine find Michael Love debuts in a tryout against a plumber.

Billy Gibson Garden A. C New York Gibson Jimmy Walsh Ledoux Digger Stanley Alf Lynch Johnny Coulon Johnny Kilbane Johnny Dundee Johnny Kilbane Milwaukee Leader Coulon Conlon Michael Love Racine Wis

Dubuc Shutsout Lost by Jones Muffs Play Opens Detroit Win

Detroit beat Dubuc 4 to 1 as Jones muffed Daniels' fly in the first inning allowing the run. Warhop struggled on the mound while Bush batted well and Gardner fielded sharply. The Tigers secured the win with a steady attack.

Detroit Dubuc Jones Daniels Warhop Bush Gardner Detroit AB PO. A Bush Jones Cobb Chase Zinn Hartzell Biss Stump Seeveee Sweeney Chase Delehanty Hartzell Connolly Hart

Arlington High 16 South Boston High 9 in baseball romp

Arlington High defeated South Boston High 16 to 9 as Wood struck out 10 and Arlington hitters Lowe Percy Plaisted and Scully led the offense. South Boston scored late after Arlington opened a big early lead, with strong performances from McMahon Hannon and Kehoe on the mound on a 2 hour game at Arlington yesterday afternoon.

Arlington High South Boston High Arlington South Boston Wood Lowe Plaisted Percy Murphy McMahon Lannon Boston High A.E Donegan Cousens M'M'n O Scully O'Lannon Kenny Sullivan Buttrick Gerry Reycroft Blair Bower Scully Ska

Driscoll Knocks Out French Champion at NSC

Jem Driscoll English featherweight champion knocked out Jean Poesy in 12 rounds at the National Sporting Club in London. The bout concluded with Driscoll securing a decisive victory in front of a boxing crowd.

London Jem Driscoll England Jean Poesy National Sporting Club

Wiley Nomination Faces Local Athletic Opposition

Citizens advocate for Dr. Wiley in town election while warning against bringing in demon b. b. athletes. Concerns arise over possible impact on local sports and law, including timing of canning season and regulatory coverage.

Dr. Wiley

Cornell Stars Come To Trials

Cornell runners Berna and Jones sacrificed in their events at the intercollegiates to boost team points. Berna tired himself in the mile, Jones paced the field until Taber beat him at the tape. They head to Cambridge Saturday for Olympic try outs with Berna favored against Harvard’s Withington.

Ithaca N. Y Cornell Berna Jones John F. Moakley Taber Cambridge Withington Harvard

Natick High Defeats Westboro High 3 1 In Midland League Game

Natick High nine defeated Westboro High 3 to 1 in Midland league action at Westboro. A close contest was marred by costly errors on both sides with Howard of Natick and Devine of Westboro the standout players. Score by innings shows Natick with a few rallies and Westboro unable to overcome the mistakes.

Westboro Natick High Westboro High Howard Natick Devine R.H.E. Natick High Westboro H Murray and Murphy Whitney Haskell

Connecticut League: New Britain Clipped by Springfield 3 0

Springfield blanked New Britain 3 0 at New Britain in a Connecticut League contest. The win secures Springfield a decisive road victory over the Bees with strong defense and timely scoring.

New Britain Springfield

Olympic trials loom at Stadium games this week

Arthur Duffey reports from Boston on the upcoming Stadium games with Ralph Craig and George Horine arriving to headline events. Reidpath of Syracuse returns from a yearlong layoff to a possible Olympic berth, and Horine’s high jumping technique draws scrutiny as officials await results.

Ralph Craig George Horine Boston Mercury Foot A. C Craig Horrie Cambridge Horine Sam Lawrence

Sam Lee and Classic Start Duties in Sprint Races

An old note discusses sprint race starts with the cautionary Set command and steadfast steadiness. It credits Sam Lee as a top starter and mentions Charlie Hall of the Red Sox, a first defeat for him in a Cleveland game. The piece also records Moran Driscoll London bout, intercollegiate scoring, and historic track marks.

Sam Lee Charlie Hall Red Sox Clevelan Cleveland Owen Moran Jem Driscoll London

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