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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1908

Page

8

Boston Nationals Misfits and Pennant Talk Stir Fans

In this pungent note the Boston Nationals are labeled misfits fit only for the first division as Washington looms with designs on the pennant. The piece riffs on batting slumps, home field advantage, and the New York perspective on a faltering home team while nodding to figures like the Twin Sullivans and Mr. Whetchell.

Boston Nationals Washington New York

Personal notices mix humor and sports slang from era

A quirky wire service style personals item notes Charley Navin valuing Uncle Cyrus Young at six cents since Thursday and Uncle Bunk hitting .800 for Elbow Crockers. Dan McGann arrives late to supper as the soup turns chilly while Doc Gessler sports a cream tie on the trip and John L. Sullivan visits Stall No. 1. an agent with initials J R R observes.

Charley Navin Cyrus Young Bunk Elbow Crockers Dan McGann Gessler John L. Sullivan

Yale Golf Team Receives Y Set Against Harvard Doubt

The Yale athletic committee grants varsity golfers a Y designation prompting Harvard players to rethink, while in Cambridge the subject arises but no action is taken and the Harvard team remains undecided.

Yale Athletic Committee Harvard Cambridge

Nine Inning Glory Ends With Late Train Worry

Big Ned the conductor and Mike the brakeman ride express No. 13 to a South Station departure at 7 23 p m. They recount a nine inning game against Frank Chance and Dahlen. After a long finish Mike shouts and Ned notes 6 45 must hurry to catch the train to Albany. The end.

Big Ned Mike South End Nine Frank Chance Dahlen Albany Isle

I Lostetter Left On Bases In St Louis Result

St Louis 4 New York 8. Bases on balls Off Wiltse 6 Kar ger 3. Struck out By Wiltse 8 Kar ger 1. Time 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpire Rudderham.

Ilostetter St. Louis New York Wiltse Brooklyn Cincinnati Wilhelm Ewing E. Huggins Kane Lobert Mitchell Ganzel Seer Eee Schlei Brain Hulswit Eeereeneseee Brooklyn A Hummell Ewes bAlperman Eeeseres Bergen Huggins Sehler Lumley Lewis Ewine Ds Wilhelm Rigler and Johnstone

Holy Cross Defeats Massachusetts Agricultural College 3 to 1

Holy Cross won 3 to 1 as Foley limited the Aggies to one hit and fielding errors aided the victory. Batteries Foley and Larkin vs Cobb and Thomas. Time 1 40. Umpire O Reilly.

Worcester Holy Cross Massachusetts Agricultural College Foley Agricultural College R.H.E. Holy Crogay al C Larkin Cobb Thomas O’ Reilly

Jack Atkin Wins Park Way Handicap at Gravesend

Gravesend reports Jack Atkin the favorite in the Park Way handicap over 1 1/16 miles. The colt by Sain el Salado led from early, prevailing as the betting darling despite wavering odds.

Gravesend Jack Atkin

Quakers Defeat Pirates 4-1 Amid Mulitple Hits

Philadelphia bats tally 10 hits including five doubles to beat Pittsburg 4 to 1. Maddox exits in ninth after solid Quaker hitting. Clarke Titus Magee Doolin produce two-base hits while Wagner belts a three-base hit. Osborne and Doolin steal bases as Philadelphia edges Pittsburg for win.

Philadelphia Maddox Pittsburg Quakers Philadstone Coreet Oren PESTS Pesis Wees Clarke Titus Magee Doolin Wagner Osborne Cy McQuillen Thomas Kane Abbaticchio McQuillen Emslie Klem E. Knahbe D.weees Aihigc Aieie Pittsburg AB E'Thomas Beach A Wagner Abbatiechio Keane Wilson Ribson Moeller

Bowerman Broken Finger Sinks Boston in Chicago Defeat

Boston's catcher Frank Bowerman broke his right finger in the first inning after a foul tip from Steinfeldt. Mordecai Brown outpitched Ferguson as Chicago beat Boston 4 to 2. Graham struggled behind the plate in Peaches Graham's Boston debut.

Frank Bowerman Boston Chicago Bowerman Steinfeldt Mordecai Brown Bill Dahlen McGann Ferguson Evers Hoffman Schulte Chance Sweeney Tinker Graham Ritchey Dahlen Johnny Evers Kelley Frank Chance Dorner Brown

Cubs and Americans Tangle as Bowerman Hinders Boston

Chicago to start at 3 o clock with Over all or Reulbach for the Cubs while Young or Dorner faces Boston. Bowerman injury opens a hole in Boston National. Ball and Graham to alternate until Bowerman recovers. Tigers ride luck while Cleveland St Louis and others push Jennings men toward first division. Del Howard hits well for Chicago. New England League Games, Page 11.

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