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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1912

Page

11

Red Sox edge Browns in long nine inning marathon

Boston clinches a 3 to 2 victory over St. Louis in nine innings to take the lead in the American race. Gardner and Warner led Boston with three hits apiece, while O'Brien and Brown struggled on the mound. Austin’s ninth inning miscue nearly cost the Sox, but two runs in the ninth gave Boston victory.

ST. Louis White Sox Boston Browns Stahl Jimmy Austin Sox Larry Gardner Heinie Warner Brown St. Louis Browns Lewis Hooper Speaker Jake Buck O’brien Gardner Larry Austin Krug Laporte Yerkes Steve Wagner Compton Tewis Tris Speaker Red Sox Carrigan O’brien Wallace Pratt Stevens Stovall Egan Krichell Kutina Sccoeees Stephens O’loughliin

Nineteen New Englanders Named to Olympic Team

Nineteen athletes from New England were selected for the American Olympic team to sail for Stockholm next Friday aboard the Finland. The Boston Athletic Association leads with seven chosen, and a supplementary list may send ten more if funds are raised. The roster includes members from Olympic A C San Francisco Irish American A C Cleveland A C and others, with selections across track events and team races.

New England Finland Stockholm Sweden New York New Back Bay Club Alleghenies Middle West Pacific Coast Greater New York A. C Irish American Athletic Club Westerners Chicago A. C Olympic A. C Seattle A.C Tewis R. Anderson University of Nebraska Oscar F. Hedland Boston A. A John P. Jones Cornell Abel R. Kiviat A. G Walter McClure Olympic Club San Francisco James ©. Patterson Mhicago A. A Herbert N. Putnam Melvin W. Sheppard A. A Norman Taber Brown University Frederick V. McNair Newport R. J Louis Madeira, Il University of Pennsylvania Wallace M. Mce Curdy University of Pennsylvanian Russell J. Beatty New York U Avery Brundage Chicago James H. Duncan Unattached John P. Hooker Patrick McDonald A. M. Macks Mmil J. Miller Newark N. J George W. Philbrook Notre Dame University Indiana Ralph W. Rose Amil J. Muller George W. Pillbrook Olympile Club Byrd Adrian College Andrew J. Sheridan Lawrence A. Whitney Boston

Highlanders Rally Past White Sox in Ninth

New York capitalized on three Chicago errors and a ninth inning single to score four runs, beating the White Sox 5 to 1 in Chicago. The loss drops Chicago to second place as Boston climbs to first by beating St. Louis.

St. Louis White Sox New York Stahl Chicago Boston

Springfield Rallies for Drew Olympic Trip Funds

Springfield rushes to raise a $300 fund for Howard Drew of Springfield High School after his standout 100 meter dash in Boston. Local merchants, schools, and hotel staff offer help to cover travel and family needs while he competes in Stockholm. A AU ruling on amateur status awaits.

Fund for Family Controversy Over Drew Subscription

The Boston Post started a subscription for Howard P. Drew of Springfield High School sparking local debate. If he accepts funds for his wife and children while in Sweden some claim he would be labeled a professional by A A U rules. J F Facey noted jurisdiction issues but warned money to his wife could still trigger pro status if received from a known source. The matter rests with James F B Sullivan, Olympic committee chair, as the Post invites further offers.

Springfield Boston Post Howard Drew Boston The Post Drew Sweden A. E. Metzdorff James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union Technical Commercial Central Worthy Henking Stockholm New York Monson Academy Westfield High School Connecticut Valley League Howard P. Drew A. U J. Frank Facey Howard Facey Mr. Facey James FB. Sullivan

Unique Baseball Event Set for Malden High Field

An expected 5000 fans will attend the Greater Boston league triple-header at Malden High School field on the afternoon of June 17. The event promises a standout baseball showcase with multiple teams competing.

Malden High School Field

Harvard crews train hard at Red Top before Yale clash

At Red Top Conn June 10 the Harvard varsity and freshman eights and fours practiced downriver in rough water. Coach Wray gave individual coaching as crews tested a two mile route then paddled back. Freshman eight praised for potential to beat Yale on the 21st with strong steady strokes and teamwork.

Harvard Red Top Conn Wray Yale Varsity Jim Wray Robert F. Herrick

Yale Crew Splits Second Eight For Next Week Race

Yale's second varsity eight is split into two fours as coaches prepare for a forthcoming race with Harvard. The plan contemplates reassembling into an eight if approved, with Yale favoring a two mile substitute race in the future. Changes in the varsity eight include Freeman at No 2 and Philbin at No 6. Thorne joins the freshman squad amid eligibility restoration.

YALE Gales Ferry Rodgers Lippincott Ives Bryce Bow Richards Badger Yorke Oldenberg Bughee Pease Sheppard Bob Cook Harvard Freeman Bugbee Philbin Cook Thorne Crocker Gano Bennett Dick Whittier John Sheffield W. W. Skiddy

Washington Keeps Winning Streak With 7-3 Victory

Washington extended its ten game winning streak as Engle held Detroit to seven innings before a Tigers rally. Moeller starred with bat and glove and Bush hit a home run with Mullin aboard to cap a 7-3 win.

Detroit Washington Tigers Engle Moeller Bush Mullin Moetller Eviani AB. R Foster Milan Zivcasee Gandil Ecacs Shanks Ern Morgan Jones Cobb Crawford R F Delehanty Gainor Moriarty Onslow Washington Es Seek Detroit Setae Seenag Eagle Gandil Shank Cashion Mulin Erre Morgan Fas Bis Ases Westervelt Evans

Athletics Defeat Cleveland 6 to 3 in Baseball Contest

Athletics beat Cleveland 6 to 3 as Butcher and Collins produced key hits. Stremk, Bender and Baker added two bases each, with Strunk homering and Lord stealing twice. Blanding went eight innings for the win, Mitchell pitched the ninth, and errors tied to Cleveland.

Blanding Butcher Philadelphia Cisvoiane Accs Eeves Jackson Stremk Bender Baker Collins Strunk Olson Lajoie Lord Mitchell Cleveland Hart and Connolly Oldring McInnis Seeee Barry Thomas Crees Eeee Teresesee Cleveland AB. R. BH TB. PO. A Ae Butcher Tf Ease Fackeon Birmingham Ft Blanding Mitchell P A Griggs bRyan

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