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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

10

Tigers Beat Athletics 3 to 2 in Philadelphia Tilt

In Philadelphia on June 12, Detroit edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 after a wild throw by Witt on Heisman's grounder let Young score the decisive run. Mitchell pitched well overall, despite two Philly runs in the first inning. Cobb had two triples in four at bats.

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Bridgeport and Portland split double in extra innings

In Bridgeport and Hartford today two long minor league games produced a split. Bridgeport edged Portland 1 0 in 10 innings, then Portland won 4 2 in 11 innings with late scoring. Sensational fielding highlighted both games.

New London Beats Worcester 4 1 in Juned Baseball Game

New London powered by early hits off Kiefer to four runs tops Worcester 4 1. Lindstrom, replacing Kiefer, held Worcester to one hit over seven innings. Players Trout Beatty Becker Russell Potteger and DeNoville set the tone with hits as New London builds early lead and holds on for the win.

Springfield Powers Hartford Burke Weldel Iaston King Durgin Grimes Mitchell Mahoney Mitterling Barron Liston Carroll Tiston Dessanu New London Kiefer Worcester Lindstrom Keifer Planters Maloney Dowd Helfrich D'Nille Conway Gandy P'teiger Gonzales Fewster Beatty Gross Becker Wilder Russell Gardelia Fortune Lindatrom Tuns Trout Potterger Kerrors DeNoville Geatty Erwin

New Haven Nine Defeats Lawrence 8 to 2 In Fast Game

New Haven scored eight runs on eight hits while holding Lawrence to two. Williams pitched effectively after Canavan exited in the fourth. Torphy Stimpson Shannon Porter and Gaston produced the runs. Naylor and Canavan each started for their teams with Williams finishing for New Haven and Naylor taking the loss.

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Sears Faces Hard Fight in East Boston Boxing Card

Al Sears of East Boston meets Cy Goodwin in a 10 round semi final at the Commercial A C. Goodwin is a veteran with a dangerous punch. The main bout features Jimmy Gardner aiming to beat Johnny Kid Alberts to earn another shot at Joe Eagan.

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Senators 2 Indians 2 in 16 innings

Washington and Cleveland played 16 innings to a 2 2 tie in darkness. Cleveland scored in the fifth, Washington at seven, and both teams added in the 11th. Pitchers Shaw Morton Dumont Johnson Bagby and others held the opposing lineup to limited hits as the game closed with a draw.

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Phillies Shut Out Cardinals 4 to 0

Philadelphia pitchers silenced St. Louis as Rixey allowed seven hits over nine innings and the Phillies burst for two runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth. Cravath Whitted and Killifer drove in four, with Luderus tripling and Ames wild pitches aiding the scoring. J Smith was ejected in the seventh for disputing balls and strikes.

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Yankees Beat White Sox 4-3 in 12 Innings

The Yankees defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in 12 innings after Baker tied the game with a ninth inning homer. Peckinpaugh scored the winning run on a double as Love closed out the win, extending his scoreless streak to 29 innings.

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Saturday track meets at Springfield and Danvers

Saturday features two major meets with many amateurs competing. Andy Kelly and Walter Whalen highlight Springfield events alongside Jack Ryan of the B A A while Danvers hosts St Johns Prep interscholastic games with over 200 boys entered. Morgan O Connor lists Gloucester entrants including Lucey North McCormick Doyle and Sullivan in relays and sprints.

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Holy Cross 320 Yard Relay Sets Coast Course Record

In Irvington Armory during the Coast games Holy Cross defeated B A A in a 320 yard relay with a time of 3 minutes 28 25 seconds, claimed as a course record. The report notes the event featured the Unicorn and the purple team achieving record figures.

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Liberty Bond Drive Urges Immediate Purchase

A wartime plea urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds without delay to support national efforts. Authorities emphasize timely purchases and duty to finance the military, with calls to action across communities and workplaces.

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