Phillies Run Past Cardinals 4 to 1 In St Louis
Alexander limited St Louis to one run while Philadelphia built a 4 1 victory. Snyder left with an arm injury after a pitch, Livingston came on, and J Smith Whitted Niehoff and Luderus scored.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1917
Page
7
Alexander limited St Louis to one run while Philadelphia built a 4 1 victory. Snyder left with an arm injury after a pitch, Livingston came on, and J Smith Whitted Niehoff and Luderus scored.
Lawrence's pitching dominated Bridgeport as Press allowed four safe hits in a 6 to 0 win. Porter and Daley fueled offense with multi hit efforts including a three base hit and two base hits.
A brief civic call to action urges readers to purchase Liberty Bonds and asks if their husband has already bought one, highlighting wartime finance efforts.
AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups include St. Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE games feature Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis. EASTERN LEAGUE schedules list Worcester at Hartford Springfield at New London Portland at New Haven Lawrence at Bridgeport.
The St. Louis Browns make their season debut at Fenway Park as Boston seeks to extend a strong start. After a mixed run in St Louis, the Browns show improved form and pose a tougher challenge in this opening series.
Derrill Pratt returns to the Browns infield as Doc Lavan recovers from injury and Eddie Plank resumes pitching. McCabe Park and a slate of hurlers including Groom Koob Sotheron Hamilton look ready for tougher opposition. Boston managers eye Janvrin’s form as Red Sox rely on reserve strength to stay atop the standings.
A list of top base stealers includes S R Chapman of Cleveland with 17, Zeider of Chicago 10, Roth of Cleveland 15, Carey of Pittsburgh 9, Maisel of New York 12, Burns of New York 8, Doli of Detroit 12, Baird of Pittsburgh 8, Hooper of Boston 0, Kool of Chicago 0, Weaver of Chicago 10, Merkle of Chicago 8, Bieta of Pittsburgh 0, Sneaker of Cleveland 52, Wambsganss of Cleveland 0, Thorpe of Chicago 0, Hoblitzell of Boston 7, Chase of Cincinnati 7, Baker of New York 7, Robertson of New York 7, Peckinpaugh of New York 1, Fischer of Pittsburgh 6.
A brief appeals for readers to buy liberty bonds, stressing every bit helps. The notice highlights patriotic duty and calls for strong participation from the public.
Chicago dominates Cleveland 10 to 4 on June 10 as six second inning runs spark the win. Williams allows wild pitches and control issues but keeps Cleveland batters at bay early, while Jackson and Felsch reel in highlight one hand catches.
Augustine E. Walker former Boston stockbroker and noted yachtsman died at his Duxbury home aged 61. He helped found the Duxbury Yacht Club and devoted 25 years to regattas and racing. Survived by a widow and his sister and brother.
Chicago trailed New York 5 3 before a late rally. Claude Hendrix tied it with an eighth inning double and scored on Zeider's double as Chicago won 6 5 at home. Zimmerman wild throw sparked the decisive rally, with Flack and Deal contributing in the inning.
A wartime plea urges readers to purchase Liberty Bonds even small contributions count. The message emphasizes collective effort and personal civic duty to support national financing.
The Metropolitan Association championship meet ran Saturday without an entrant or winner from the New York Irish-American A C. The piece recalls past stars like Sheridan Flanagan Kiviat and Kolehmainen and notes related sports headlines from wrestling to intercollegiate track.
Carl Morris and Jess Willard fought a 10 round bout in New York on December 3, 1913. Reports claimed Willard the winner of the mill. Willard had not fought since the Frank Moran bout in New York.
Lexington enters summer baseball with a high school girls team led by Miss Annie Moakley. The opener is set for next Saturday at the Lexington Athletic Field against Waltham, with both squads in full practice. The team excels in field hockey and other sports, holding the state inter scholastic field hockey title.
In the International League Newark beat Providence 8 to 1 in the first game and 3 to 2 in the second. Montreal Toronto Rain also appears in the scoreline.
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