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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

8

Braves Rally Past Pirates 7 6 in Tight Win

The Braves defeated the Pirates 7 to 6 with a late rally led by Dick Rudolph who stabilized after a rough sixth inning. Al Wickland Walter Rehg and Red Smith paced the offense with homers and multi base hits as St. Louis visits for a four-game stretch beginning today June 17.

Dick Rudolph Hinchman Carey Cooper al Wickland Walter Rehg Koney Red Smith Rehg Rudolph Pirates Rudy Braves Pirate Kelly Wickland Smith Red Rhey King St. Louis Cardinals

Boston versus Pittsburgh baseball game summary

Pittsburg defeated Boston 6 to 0 with key hits by Kelly Wickland Smith Rehg Caton Cutshaw Bigbee McKechnie and Schmidt. Kenetchy King Rehg Bigbee produced two base hits. Wickland Rehg aided defense with two double plays and a wild pitch by Cooper. Attendance 2000 at time 1 48 and umpires Rigler Moran.

King Bigbee Wickland Herzog Amos Moran Mollwitz Kelly McKechnie Schmidt Rudolph Smith Getz Coober Koney Rudy Caton Carey Cutshaw Rawlings Hinchman Honey Cooper Boston Pittsburg Rehg Kenetchy Konetchy

Prillies Divide With Cardinals in Philadelphia Doubleheader

St Louis and Philadelphia split a twin bill with a 2 1 Phillie win and a 6 3 St Louis victory. Cravath homered in the first game to cap a 10th inning rally after a late Phillies push. In game two St Louis knocked Davis out early and won 6 3 as Philadelphia managed hits in every inning but failed to score until the eighth.

Philadelphia St. Louis Cravath Davis Phillies

Dodgers Defeat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in Brooklyn

Eddie Roush sprained his right ankle in the ninth inning and will miss a week as Cincinnati drops a 2 to 1 game to Brooklyn. Daubert and Myers hit key triples for Brooklyn, while Olson and Daubert drove in runs for the Dodgers.

Brooklyn Eddie Roush Cincinnati Roush Chase Wheat Danbert Daubert Myers Olson Blackburne Wingo Neale Bressler Schmann Grimes Ab.bh Johnston S.magee Ward Griffith Miller Schneider

Benefit baseball game at Camp Devens base hospital field

A benefit for Camp Devens base hospital at Lexington Park this afternoon features a 3 o'clock baseball game on the athletic field. The base hospital nine from the cantonment faces a team from Arlington High School in a donation event.

Camp Devens Ayer Lexington Park Cantonment Arlington High School

All Boston Meets Exeter in Track Meet at Exeter New Hampshire

All Boston scholastic track team of 29 travels to Exeter New Hampshire to face Phillips Exeter. Teams from Commerce English Latin Dorchester West Roxbury East Boston Hyde Park carry multiple qualifiers across 10 events as Exeter shifts aged runners and plans one relay while Boston eyes two relays.

Exeter N. H Phillips Exeter Boston North Station Dunn English High Sherlock High School of Commerce Commerce English Boston Latin Dorchester High West Roxbury East Boston Hyde Park George Connors Wansker Ring Litchey Macchia Nolan East Kennedy Driscoll Maguire Gately Dudley Wing Healy Kirtley James Baldwin Berkman Dorchester Feeney Johnson Stephenson Bell Colburn Bluestein Niccol Hickey Arbeene Pettitti Waldstein Flaherty Kontolf Winchester

Giants Shut Out Cubs 7 to 0 to Tie Pennant Series

New York defeats Chicago 7 to 0 as Demaree limits the Cubs to four hits. Vaughn struggles in the first inning allowing five New York runs on five hits, highlighted by a Young three run homer. Players listed include Vaughn Hollacher Holke and Zimmerman.

Giants Chicago Cubs New York Chicago New Yorks Demaree Vaughn Young BILPO A. Purns Flack Hollacher Fletcher Mann Kauff Merkle Zimm Paskert Holke Zeider Rariden Killifer Rod’ Guez Barber

White Sox edge Senators 7 to 4 in seventh inning burst

Chicago wins the opener as Washington collapses late. Seibold collects four hits in five times up and a key rally spurs a seven run inning. Schalk Picinich and Shellenback shine for Chicago while Ayers takes the loss.

Chicago Washington Seibold

Arlington Girls Receive Numerals

The Arlington High School interclass series awards class numerals to the top basketball players. Each class receives six numerals.

Arlington Arlington High School

Battery A Meets Supply Company In Third Devens Game

The third game in the Battery A nine versus Supply Company team of the 301st Field Artillery takes place this afternoon at Spy Pond athletic field in Arlington after earlier clashes at Camp Devens.

Battery A Nine 301St Field Artillery Camp Devens Ayer Spy Pond Arlington

Baseball managers mingle in pitcher's clash ex‑world series note

George Stallings and Connie Mack appear to act like a comic duo over pitcher Perry, a shift from their 1914 world series roles. Jimmy Austin, Browns acting manager, seeks a major league berth. Exe­ter dual games may reveal Boston schoolboys versus Exeter athletes. Italy produces another Marathon champion, Dorando Pietri’s rival claims.

George Stallings Connie Mack Alphonse-Gaston Perry

Braves rely on trainer Jimmy Neary for late season form

The season sees an unusual run of shutouts no hits and extra innings as Jimmy Neary keeps the Braves in prime condition. News notes indicate Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey will headline a New York patriotic boxing tournament with Benny Leonard Ted Kid Lewis and Jack Britton among participants.

Braves Jimmy Neary Thelub Jimmy Fine Fettle Fred Fulton Jack Dempsey New York Benny Leonard Ted Kid Lewis Jack Britton

Max Carey with the Pirates since 1911

Carey joined the Pirates in 1911 and scored 114 runs in 1912. The discussion notes Fulton’s claimed advantages in height weight reach and experience versus Dempsey for a July 4 bout, concluding that A’s prediction is correct.

Max Carey Pirates Them Carey Pittsburg Fulton Dempsey

Kopin Wins From Mohr In Twelve Rounds Boxing Match

Kopin of Philadelphia defeated Walter Mohr of Brooklyn after twelve furious rounds at the Commercial A. C. in a hard fast bout with no clear edge for most of the action. Giannini outpointed Roberts in the other main bout. In the prelims Leoniyin stopped Mahoney and Chaney stopped Nash in the fourth.

A. C Kopin Philadelphia Walter Mohr Brooklyn Betwen Young Roberts Girard Giannini Giannini Young Leoniyn Young Mahoney Young Chaney Billy Nash

Watertown High wins Mys tic Valley title in debut season

The Watertown High School nine won the Mys tic Valley league championship at Watertown by defeating Arlington High School 7 to 4 in the final game of the season. Winchester High, last year’s champion, finished third.

Watertown High School Watertown Arlington High School Winchester High

Hockey Scores and Standings Brief

Binghamton defeats Toronto 3 to 1. Newark tops Scase 5 to 4. Buffalo beats Baltimore 3 to 4 amid rainy conditions affecting Rochester Jersey City game.

Binghamton Toronto Newark Sy Scase Buffalo Baltimore Darkness Rochester Jersey City

Major League Matchups Across Cities

National League pairs St Louis Boston Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburg Philadelphia American League games Boston St Louis New York Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Chicago Eastern matchups New Haven Hartford Bridgeport Worcester Springfield Providence Waterbury New London

H. E Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia ST. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Saeeve Wee New York Chicago LOUIS Baie Cleveland Pesebe Anwar Washington NEW York Este Neees Detroit Pereseeen Eer Eneeetobes Providence Springfield Eesees New Haven Saeneee Waterbury Seeneese Hartford Worcester New London Bridgeport Ct Ney Eee Reese Bes Boston Ee Sineinnati Sees Wees Philadelphia Ee St Louis Brooklyn Obese Wees P.C Cincinnati

Free service game at Braves Field features Harvard Radio School

Harvard Radio School faces the nine Naval District team from Newport R I in a Sunday game at Braves Field. Start time is 3 30 p m with Boston NL umpires and no admission or collection.

Braves Field Harvard Second Naval District Newport R. 1 Boston National League Tener

Highlanders Triumph Over Tigers 11 to 6 in Free-Hitting Game

New York defeats Detroit 11 to 6 in a high scoring affair. Peckinpaugh shines with 12 chances without an error while Pipp drives in multiple runs and Baker hits. Thermahlen earns the win for the Highlanders as Detroit struggles with timely hitting and fielding errors.

Detroit New York Peckinpaugh Pipp Detpotit AB. Bil.po A. Gibtley Bushss Peck’gh Cobhef Baker Veach Ls Pratt Hetl’ann Pippo Roche Dun’ham Marsans Young Walters Spencer Ther'hlen Dauss Mogridge Gilhooley Thermahlen Bush Cobb Veach Bodle Onut

Surprises Sprung At Belmont Open Match Play

In the Belmont Spring Country Club open amateur tournament first and second round play, J. A. Blanchard of Detroit defeated W. S. Lawrence 4 and 3, while E. G. Manning ranked 16 prior to Thursday morning beat F. G. Thayer 4 and 3, marking notable upsets.

Belmont Spring Country Club W. S. Lawrence Oakley J. A. Blanchard Detroit E. G. Manning F. G. Thayer

Woodland golfers contest at Belmont in rugged match play

Frank D. McGrath of Wollaston defeats H G Welborn 8 and 6 as Jesse Guilford wins over W Hickox 8 and 6 with a 34 on first nine. Manning, Blanchard and Guilford advance toward finals in a dense round of first round and second division matches at Belmont.

Frank D. McGrath Wollaston H. G. Welborn Woodland A. M. Hoxie D. B. Waters E. G. Manning Jesse Guilford W. Hickox Albemarle Guilford Hickox Belmont J. A. Blanchard Manning-McGrath FE. G. Manning F. G. Thayer Wampatuck D. McGrath Pp. C. Hill Hatherly W. H. Thayer Crow Point J. P. Guilford F. Hermann Oakley F. B. Elliot Detroit W. S. Lawrence L. B. Paton Homestead FE. Lewry

Two Brothers Named Baseball Captains at Boston Latin

Augustine D Malley and Edward D Malley became the first pair of brothers to captain athletic teams at Boston Latin School simultaneously. Augustine was elected captain of the baseball team and Edward will lead next year's baseball lineup.

Augustine D. Malley Edward PD. Malley Boston Latin School Augustine D Edward D

Red Sox Fall In Ninth Inning To Browns 5-4

ST LOUIS June 14 A pinch hitter rushed to the rescue for St. Louis as Johns delivered a decisive triple in the ninth, sending the Browns to a 5 4 win over the Red Sox. Bush struggled, Ruth drove in three Boston runs, and defensive miscues aided St. Louis late.

Red Sox ST. Louis Browns Joe Bush Johns Barrow Brigade

Indians Rally Past Athletics 4 to 2 in Cleveland

Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Enzmann wins his first Cleveland decision. Groom exited in the fourth after a rough inning, while strong defense and timely hits, including two base hits by Evans Chapman and Walker, backed the Indians to grab the opener of the series.

Cleveland Philadelphia Groom Enzmenn A. Evans Shannon Evans Chapman Wambsganss Burns McAvoy Gardner Walker Roth Speaker Miller Dugan Geary Enzmann

Red Sox Score- Boston

Boston wins 6 to 2 over St. Louis as Majsel Sisler and Smith drive in runs. Gerber and Hale late substitutions cited. Ruth and Hooper key hits. Scouts note Sothoron and Bush pitching figures and fielding errors by Berber Hooper Shean.

Bush Sox Babe Ruth Boston Sotheron Shean Sisler Babe Hooper Strunk Ruth Maisel St. Louis Demmitt Smith Demmit Gideon Gerber Hale Thomas Johns Tsush Joe Ab.bihl Po.a Tobin Melanis Gedeon Scott Sothoron GerNats Majsel Austin Erber McInnis Sothor

Boston Dealers Explore Motor Route Plans

At a Hotel Knox meeting the Boston Commercial Vehicle Dealers Association formed a committee to study potential motor express routes in New England. Members are James M. Linscott of Linscott Motor Company J L McKone of Connell and McKone Company and M F Brackett of Noyes Buick Company.

Boston Commercial Vehicle Dealers’ Association Hotel Knox National Automobile Chamber of Commerce New England James M. Linscott The Linscott Motor Company J.L. McKone Connell & McKone Company M. F. Brackett Noyes-Buick Company

New Riders at Revere Debut in Holiday Track Card

Manager Butler keys a program at Revere cycle track with a 26 mile motor paced event and a sprint. Three new riders make season debuts Carman meets Corry in the paced race and Verri faces Thomas in the sprint. The Brassard postponed from Wednesday night will run next Monday as a holiday special.

Butler Revere Carman Lawrence Corry Verri Thomas Brassard

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