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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

18

English High Top Team to Win Meet

Boston English High and Boston Latin led the field in the Wood Island Park trials as 600 entries competed in three days of track events. English High qualified 21 in runs and field finals, with East Boston, Commerce and Hyde Park among top contenders for the team title.

Wood Island Park Boston Boston English High Boston Latin Wood Island Tech Field Cambridge East Boston High School of Commerce Hyde Park Dorchester High South Boston Charlestown Mechanics West Roxbury Brighton Jim Hickey Commerce Isadore Bluestein A. B. DeWitt English High John Quinn Ralph Colson Freddie Monagle Bill Nolan Gene Hussey C. Lundell John Foster C. Nicoll Noddle Island Herb Ellis John Feeney Eddie Whelton English Conway Larry Malley Brothers Gus John Harkins Pierce M. Gilickman W. Kinnaly Dorchester Kinnaly Harkins Pete Walsh Harold Mack Paul Healy Dalrymple Commerce and

Grand Parade Wins Derby at Epsom Downs

Grand Parade owned by Baron Glanely wins the Derby at Epsom Downs. Buchan places second with Paper Money third among thirteen starters. Stakes total 6500 sovereigns. Major Waldorf Astor and Sir Walter Wilbey own the other horses.

London Grand Parade Epsom Downs Buchan Paper Money Lord Glanely Orby Richard Croker Panther August Belmont Tracery Baron Glanely William James Tatem Cardiff Wales Major

Heat Forces Cancellation of Somerville Everett Game

The Somerville High and Everett High contest at Decoration Field Somerville was called off by mutual agreement due to intense heat. The game will be rescheduled for today unless conditions remain torrid.

Somerville

Lewiston Bats Out Victory in 11-6 Win

Lewiston defeated Lowell 11 to 6 as Parent contributed on defense and scored. The game lasted two hours and 35 minutes with multiple extra-base hits including a home run by Beaudoin and three-base hits by Bossie and Drolette. Winning pitcher was Allen, losing pitcher Scanlon.

Lewiston Lowell Parent Baker Bwckstein Hayden Devon Bossie Scanlon Stark Kincaid Drolette Kost Beaudoin Cotter Hekstein Lynch Devon Bosse Bossie Eckstein Murphy Pieratti Allen Clark Ark Nch Weafer Rf Sullivan Duncan Oline Ae Allen Braves Wilson Scott Riggert Cheney Dodgers Ray Powell Holke

Cameron Delivers In Seventh Inning Rally

With permission from both teams Cam eron ran for the seventh and did not exit the game. Fitchburg builds a 13 to 4 left on base edge while Lawrence yields 7 walks and 8 strikeouts. Coderre Hilton Loftus Freitag Jones Schmidt Duffee White Adams Cameron contribute to the scoring with multiple hits and a pair of two base hits.

Cameron Ritchburg Lawrence Coderre Hilton Loftus Freitag Jones Schmidt Duffee White Adams Loftus Jacobson Healey Lyona Freitag Ryan Connell Fitchburg Elshof C. Cameron Jones Schmitt A Zubrin

Portland Beats Haverhill 9 to 8 In Wild Pitchers’ Duel

Portland defeats Haverhill 9 to 8 as both pitchers struggle with control. Slugging highlights include Bailey, Pike, Fox and Doherty for Portland with multiple runs scored, while Corcoran and Wagner power Haverhill in a game marked by errors and wild pitches.

Portland Haverhill Faulkner Pratt O'Hearn Doherty Kingston Wagner Smithe Fox Duffer I Murphy Comeau Fennelly Corcoran Bailey Pike Hirst Forsythe Gonzales Duff Smith Poole Hunt Morsythe Pox Murphy Murphy T

Rindge Upsets Brookline 10 to 7 at Cambridge

Rindge Tech defeats Brookline High 10 to 7 at Russell Field Cambridge as Hynes stars with two hits including a triple and a sensational bare hand catch. Poor pitching but strong defensive plays marked the game with multiple errors and baserunning highlights.

Brookline High Russell Field Cambridge Rindge Tech Hynes Rindge Taylor

Braves Split Doubleheader With Dodgers In Wigwam Grinder

The Braves and Dodgers split a 3 2 doubleheader at the Wigwam with Dodger 8 3 in the first game and Braves 6 3 in the second. Dana Fillingim struggled in the opener while Rube Marquard shone for Brooklyn. Joe Riggert Ray Powell and Hank Gowdy stood out for the Braves as they surged back to take the nightcap after trailing early.

Braves Dodgers Dodger Dana Fillingim Dana Rube Marquard al Mamaux John Scott Russell Blackburne Brooklyn Joe Riggert Ray Powell Mamaux Larry Cheney Rabbit Maranville Quigley Olson Magee Griffith Gowdy Ump Quigley Rawlings Zach Wheat Riggert Myers Herzog Holke Blackburns Fillingim Lee Magee Powell Blackburne Kreuger Marquard Bill James Koney Red Smith Malone Ktreuger Hank Gowdy Hank

Newton High Edges Cambridge Latin 3 2 at Claflin Field

Newton High survived a tough challenge from Cambridge Latin at Claflin Field New tonville winning 3 to 2. The Cantabs have lately stirred Suburban league teams hoping for a decisive win over them.

Newton High Cambridge Latin Claflin Field Newtonville Cantabs Cambridge

Twilight Tennis Bids Fail At Old Belfry Club

At the Old Belfry Club in Lexington this summer the season saw electric light tennis for the first time this week. Two large electric lights flood the court, allowing clear play after dark, but the venture did not gain popularity.

Old Belfry Club Lexington

New Allied Veterans Baseball League to Open Next Monday

Six teams will represent the Allied Veterans Baseball league set to begin at Russell Field Cambridge. Boston faces Providence in the opening game with Sergeant-Major Andy Lawson leading the effort to give soldiers and sailors a chance to play. Key players include Captain Crowley, Chikatow, Smith, Lawrence, and Jack Lewis. The six teams are Boston Providence Newark Wilmington Baltimore Brooklyn, all comprised of military players from minor or semi pro ranks.

Allied Veterans’ Baseball League Russell Field Cambridge Boston Providence Andy Lawson New England America Crowley Air Service Chikatow Smith Lawrence Jack Lewis Newark Wilmington Baltimore Brooklyn

Phillies Knock Barnes Out Of Box In Fifth

Philadelphia defeats New York 8 to 6 as Barnes is chased in the fifth. Zimmerman hits a two-base hit, Cravath Pearce and Sicking execute sacrifice plays, Sonne connects on a double to Gonzales, and Barnes issues two walks before departing. Perritt and Jacobs hold key roles, with 6 hits against Barnes in 4 innings and 6 more allowed by Perritt in 5 innings.

Perritt Philadelphia New York Zimmerman Cravath Pearce Sicking Barnes Williams Sonne Gonzales Jacobs Newhere T York Philadelay Fi Hia F. Pearce Mensel Luderus Sravath R Baird Adams Seweneee AB Bel A. B. Burns F . Seene Young R . Seneee Chase Bases Doyle Kaul Fletcher Csee McCanty

Parker Primed for Bout Friday Night

The Commercial A C matched Charley Parker against Dan McCormack for Friday at the club. Parker is in good form after a Grand Opera House win, likely to test McCormack with long straight punches. Also on the card Charley Mitchell of Braintree faces Young McFarland of the North End in an eight round return.

A. C Charley Parker Dan McCormack Parker Grand Opera House Fettle MacCormack

Minute Boys to Meet Navy Base Nine Next Saturday

The Minute Boys of Lexington prepare for a second game at Lexington Athletic Field at 3 30 against the Boston Section Naval Base baseball club, famed as the navy champions. A stronger lineup is expected to challenge the navy outfit.

Minute Boys Lexington Boston Section Naval Base Navy

Braves Manager Backs Liniment For Pitchers

The Braves manager states support for Sloan's Liniment to help players recover from sore arms sprains and bruises. The ad promotes keeping muscles limber and joints free of pain with Sloan's Liniment available at druggists in 30c 60c and 1.20 prices.

Sloan Sioan

Willard Dempsey clash eyed by sport scouts and fans

Column notes Jess Willard seen as favorite over Jack Dempsey in the coming bout with sentiment shifting toward the champ. It recalls Dempsey's Toledo rise and Scott’s track comparisons. Also mentions Meadow Brook games, O Connell Crawford mile tilt, and Boston Allied Veterans Baseball League recruiting updates.

Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Toledo Willard Dempsey Jack

Bowker Wins 80 Mile Motor Pace at Revere Track

George Bowker wins the 80 mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle track, with Clarence Carmen second and George Wiley third. Bowker clocked 44 minutes 45 1 5 seconds for the distance as Carman led early before Bowker overtook him.

George Bowker Revere Carman Bowker George Wiley Leo Magol Frank Keenan J. Rollins L. Rollins B. Connolly B. Fardig Pat Logan Veto Ceston W. Cupti F. Keenan W. McKenzie Ned Chandler L. Bowker Clarence Carmen

Dundee Outpoints Tipitz in Six Cantos

Johnny Dundee defeated Joe Tipitz at Shibe Park in Philadelphia in a six round bout. Dundee pressed in rounds two through four and used his straight left to control the fight while Tipitz struggled for openings. Lew Tendler stopped George Chaney in under a minute in the same windup.

Philadelphia Johnny Dundee Joe Tiplitz Shibe Park Tiplitz Dundee Tiplits Lew Tendler George K. O. Chaney

American Athletes Sail for Paris Today

Fifty American soldiers sail on the steam ship Great Northern to join Allied athletes in an interallied tournament at Pershing Stadium Joinville le Pont from June 22 to July 6. Colonel Joseph H. Thompson leads the party.

New York United States Army Great Northern France Joinville le Pont Joseph H. Thompson

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