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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
12
In Cincinnati the Reds outslugged the Doves 13 to 2 as rain halted the second game. Roy Castleton debuted with a strong start, striking Bates and Stein, while Dicky Egan and Bescher led the offense with multiple hits.
Pittsburg pitchers held Philadelphia to no runs as Willis dominated, allowing only one runner to reach third. Sparks was pulled in the third for McQuillen. Dooin was struck by a foul tip in the eighth, with Jacklitsch substituting.
Cincinnati June 9 A deal completed today between managers Bowerman and Clarke Griffith sending first baseman Chick Autry to the Reds. Autry arrives as a sought after power bat to shore up the lineup and bolster the club in the pennant chase.
A member of the Boston club has been purchased by Boston with no waivers requested. The deal was completed but the price paid was not disclosed.
St. Louis defeats Brooklyn 4 to 3 as Gilbert drives in the deciding run in the eighth on Beebe’s shallow hit after relieving Sallee. McMillan Phelps Byrne Al perman Beebe Konetchy Phelps Hurt? details listed. game features bases on balls, two-base hits, and key defensive plays.
Jack Ryan starts strong as a rookie pitcher and fan excitement grows for his coming form. Hal Danzig debuts in the American Association with two hits in three at bats. Jake Stahl's range at first anchors defense while late-game hits lift spirits. Cy Young may pitch for the Naps on Saturday marking a rare switch for Boston fans.
Ford car No. 1 and Shawmut car, leaders in the ocean to ocean race, passed Saline 119 miles west of Topeka at 7 pm. Ford No. 2 and Acme car left Topeka this afternoon, with Ford No. 1 ten minutes ahead.
Boston player Carrigan lifts the team after tying the game and sealing the victory. Rain caused no games in New York Philadelphia or Washington.
The schedule slots show St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington, and Cleveland at Philadelphia reflecting a broad East Coast and Midwest NBA slate.
Boston beats St Louis Browns 3 to 2 extending its win streak as Bill Carrigan stars. Carrigan drove in two runs including a squeeze bunt in the sixth and later scored the winning run. French and Lord contributed solid plays guarding the field and steady infield defense helped Boston avert further Browns scoring threats.
Bill Carrigan the Boston catcher from Lewiston Maine powered the Americans to a win over the St. Louis Browns driving in all three Boston runs. He hit a three bagger in the third scoring Ryan, plated French in the sixth and drove in Stahl in the eighth.
The snippet describes Stahl attempting to advance to second, Walter trying to score, and the ball returning in time to tag the Californian at home. Cicotte then popped up to Williams.
Worcester June 9 Charles W. O Connor was elected captain of next year's Worcester Academy track team after strong interscholastic performances this spring.
Minneapolis 1 Columbus 2 and Milwaukee 0 Indianapolis 2. Louisville St Paul and Toledo Kansas City games postponed due to rain and wet grounds respectively.
Yesterday's rain postponed all scheduled Connecticut league games. Wanted—address of persons who saw a young lady caught in the door of train No. 638 at Sullivan Square near noon Wednesday May 26. Address Y 10, the Post.
The article explains a historic scorecard codebook where players are numbered by position and outs or plays are recorded as combinations like 6-3 for a short to first groundout and F9 for a fly ball to right field. It details base progress marks such as bh for base hit and sh for sacrifice, with K for strikeout and E for error.
Demoralized after a Texas leaguer misplay New Bedford fielders allowed Lynn to score three more runs in the eighth inning and Lynn won 7 to 1. Mc Mahon, ex Holy Cross and Boston Americans, held the game after taking Blanchard’s spot in the fourth.
Nichols leads Fall River with multiple hits and RBIs as Lowell pitchers struggle. Finn and Messenger steal bases, with key double plays turning back Lowell rallies. Final line shows Fall River 17 runs to Lowell 7 in 1h 45m contest. Leonard and Whittredge face control issues.
Brockton beats Lawrence 2 to 0 with a second inning run spree on two hits and three errors. Maybohm held Lawrence scoreless after the opening frame, while Finlayson surrendered both Brockton runs.
Haverhill pushes across 11 runs to Worcester's 4 with late ninth inning at bat. Courtney and Connaughton lead scoring with two base hits from Hammond Boardman Logan and White. Sweeney and Lassard vie on mound with three strikeouts each. Time 1h 52m. Umpire Connolly.
Rochester 2 Buffalo 1. Montreal 7 Toronto 7. Jersey City Providence match rain halted play with no result yet.
Brockton faces Lawrence while Haverhill meets Worcester New Bedford plays Lynn and Fall River duels Lowell in a set of regional high school matches.
Schultz pitched Pennsylvania to a 2-1 victory over Holy Cross in Worcester. He struck out 11 with no walks, allowing only two safe drives, including D Mahoney's three-base hit in the first. In the eighth, Carney was out at the plate on Hayden to Cozzens. Dowd to pitch Holy Cross vs Harvard tomorrow.
The Fort Strong nine defeated Boston College 9 to 3 at Fort Strong. Pitcher Hogan struck out 15 as Hogan and Ross teamed up in a decisive win for the soldiers.
Commercial High defeated Chelsea 6 to 3 with key plays by Bommer Cassarni Callahan and Stockemer. O'Neil tripled for a three base hit. H S of C and C H S stole multiple bases. Norton Brown and Goldband struck out. Whalen umpired before 750 in attendance.
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire announced Thomas Hilary Cornell11 was re elected captain of the track team for the next season. Cornell led the team this year nearly defeating Andover on May 31 and placing second in the Harvard interscholastic meet last month. He is considered one of the fastest short distance runners at the academy and last year won the century in even time defeating Hopwood in the Exeter Andover meet.
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