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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

7

Westerners loom as tough bunting contenders and circle of sports

The column weighs in on Steelers or White Sox bunting odds while noting Fall of Oberlin College mimics Tommy Conneff, Bonhag appeals a prize reversal, and Ted Kid Lewis versus Jack Britton draws fresh NY attention. It also mentions Overton and Iselly at Springfield, Higzing potential, and a speculative miler limit around 4m 15s.

Rowland White Sox Jack Barry Oberlin College Chicago Tommy Conneff

Giants’ 26 straight wins in 1914 season streak

The Giants won 26 straight games from Sept 7 to Sept 30 in the 1914 season. The streak ran through the New York Brooklyn series and ended in the Braves series.

Giants Bob Fitz Tom Sharkey Gus Rnuhlin Fitz Sharkey Ruhlin Fanny Williams White Sox Salt Lake City Detroit

Triple and Single in 12th Beat Dodgers 3-2

Gonzales singles in the 12th to drive in Baird who tripled, giving St. Louis a 3 2 win over Brooklyn. St. Louis tied it in the sixth on Livingston and Meadow scoring and led in the seventh on Long’s triple. Brooklyn tied in the eighth but Ames held, final score 3-2.

ST. Louis Gonzales Baird Brooklyn Meadows Smyth Stenzel Ames J. Miller F. Smith Merers Sth Olson Stengel Hornsby Cadore J. Smith Cutshaw J. PD. Smyth O. Miller Daubert Klem Braussfield

Illinois Senate Rejects 10-Round Boxing Exhibitions Bill

Springfield report states a bill to legalize 10-round boxing exhibitions in Illinois failed to pass the State Senate today.

Springfield Ill Illinois State Senate

Portland Defeats Hartford In Eastern League Tilt

Portland tops Hartford 2 to 1 in a pitching duel as Durning limits the visitors to one run through seven full innings. Brown snags a low running catch for a highlight while Tamm and Brown drive runs for Portland. Weidel hits for Hartford with key defensive plays noted.

Portland Hartford Ecoma Durning Brown Tlord Burns Dowell Tamm Sweatt Burke Grimes Lew Rich O'Connell Gross Paar Weidel Coco Ray Weidel Bedenk Amm Durning Connolly

Lawrence Edges New London In Pitchers Battle 2 1

Lawrence defeated New London 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel decided by a sixth inning hit by White. Errors by both teams contributed to the scoring, with Porter and Simmons among the key players.

Lawrence New London White Schreiber Simmons Beatty Errors Gonzales Porter Daley Trout Russell Deneville Fortune Kelly

New Haven Beats Worcester Behind Lindstrom Puzzle

Worcester falls 2 to 0 as Lindstrom struggles early but settles in. Weaver allows four walks and holds New Haven to two runs in eight innings while Lindstrom finishes nine with eight hits and eight strikeouts.

Worcester New Haven Lindstrom Weaver Miller Dall Wiorcester Whalen Stimpson Nutter Gardella Conway Potteiger Fewster Torphy Ball Devine Helfrich Weaver T Dessau Trime

Springfield Defeats Bridgeport 6 to 1 in Afternoon Game

Springfield cruised to a 6 to 1 win over Bridgeport with key catches by King and sharp fielding by Andrews and Bradshaw. Mitterling Durgin Hammond Mitchell Rico Prieste scored runs as Powers Barron Woods Gingras pitched for the teams in a 2 hour game at Springfield.

Springfield Bridgeport King Andrews Bradshaw Mitt'ling Durgin H'mond Mitchell Bidshaw Hironda Powers A Barron Mitterling Hammond Rico Prieste Frior Briggs Barron Rhonda Woods Gingras Sand Erwin

Phils Beat Reds in Batting Bee 12 to 8

Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 12 to 8 in a Batting Bee. Lavender pitched well through eight, then six Cincinnati hits in the ninth produced six runs. Knetzer and Eller were touched early, while Cincinnati errors aided several Philadelphia tallies.

Phils Reds Cincinnati Philadelphia Lavender Knetzer Eller Killifer Filler Roush Groh Chase Shean Thorpe Clarke Paskett McGaffigan Stock Cravath Whitted Luderus Nethoff Kopf Wingo Neale Niehoff Kepf Harrison O'Day

Braves Pound Out 14 Hits to Win 6-3 Over Cubs

The Braves collected 14 hits including five doubles to defeat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 in Chicago. Rabbit Maranville returned to boost the offense as George Stallings's club posted their first win of the season with clean hitting.

Chicago George Stallings Braves Cubs Boston Rabbit Maranville

Braves Top Cubs In Eight In Rugged Tilt At Boston

Prendergast left with a rough start but settled to guide Boston past Chicago 6 to 3. Bailey and Zeider sparked Chicago with early singles, yet the Braves pulled ahead in the second and never trailed. Merkle and Gowdy provided key hits for Boston while Ruether and Rudolph kept the Cubs and Bruins within reach.

Bruins Dick Rudolph North Siders Prendergast Braves Bailey Evers Wilhoit Magee Merkle Cubs Zeider Rollie Walter Doyle Smith Gowdy Maranville Rudolph Ruether Boston Konetchy Chicago Fitzrick Asi Erers Moyle Williams Mann Wilson Deal Marville Pidergast Bostgn Csc Awee Sos Mages Zelder Wrror Mariaville Fitzpatrick Balla

Baltimore club withdraws anti trust suit against baseball

Philadelphia June 15 The Bal timore club of the defunct Federal league withdrew its anti trust damage suit against organized baseball. Court heard there had been no out of court settlement or suggestion of one.

Philadelphia Baltimore Club Federal League Today

Motor-Paced Feature Headlines Revere Beach Card

Linart Wiley and McNamara lead a 30 mile motor paced event at Revere Beach Oval tonight. Wiley shows peak form while Linart trains hard with strong workouts and eyes victory over rivals Wiley and McNamara.

Revere Linart Wiley McNamara Revere Beach

Woodland Golf Winner Paul Tewksbury Claims Gross Prize

Thirty three players competed in the annual amateur event at Belmont Spring Country Club. Paul Tewksbury of Woodland Club won the gross prize with a 71. C Skehens, a clubmate, and J Tunis of Belmont Club tied for best net at 75.

Belmont Spring Country Club Paul Tewksbury Woodland Club C. Skehens Tewkebury J. Tunis Belmont Club

Maynard High to Close Season with Alumni Game

Maynard June 15 The Maynard High School baseball team will close its season here tomorrow afternoon with a game against the alumni nine.

Maynard Maynard High School

Gardner Triumphs Over Alberts in 12 Round Bout

Jimmy Gardner, the former Lowell middleweight, dominated Johnny Kid Alberts of Elizabeth, N J, over 12 rounds at the Commercial A C. Gardner led from bell to bell and may be matched with Joe Eagan soon. Sears edged Cy Goodwin in a semi final dispute after alleged butt. Ben Bailey faded in the sixth, losing to Harry Lorning. Young Buckley beat Joe Ross in a six round prelim.

Jimmy Gardner Lowell Johnny Kid Alberts Elizabeth N. J A. C Gardner Joe Eagan South Boston Sears East Boston Flash Cy Goodwin Ben Bailey Harry Lorning Young Buckley Joe Ross

Mackerel Fleet Profits Rise as Cape Shore Catch Reaches New High

The Little Fannie from Martha's Vineyard delivered 4000 pounds of fresh mackerel to South Boston. Wholesale prices rose to 9 to 12 cents per pound as the mackerel fishery proves the week’s most profitable. The Stilletto earned 8981 dollars for a Cape Shore trip, crew shared 180 dollars. nine other vessels paid 100 dollars each. The American seining fleet totals 31 ships with 2,015,000 pounds of fresh fish and 6553 salted barrels.

South Boston Little Fannie Martha's Vineyard Cape Shore Stilletto

Three I League to Continue Schedule

Club owners of the Three I league meet in Chicago and decide to continue the organization as at present, to play the games in the season schedule. President Tearney may shorten the league season later if necessary.

Chicago Tearney

Birmingham Pitcher Tosses No Hit No Run Game

Pitcher Ralph Comstock recently acquired from Louisville American Association club pitched a no hit no run game for Birmingham against Nashville in the Southern Association. He also hit a home run.

Birmingham Ala Ralph Comstock Louisville American Association Birmingham Today Nashville Southern Association

Waltham Girls Baseball Game Postponed

The Waltham girls will be unable to play so the Lexington versus Waltham high school girls game is postponed until next week.

Waltham Girls Lexington

Concord High Girls Tennis Heads to Newton Match

The Concord High School girls tennis team travels to Newton High School today for a league match against the Newton girls squad.

Concord High School Newton Newton High School

Cardinals President Rickey Plans Independent Player Scouting

St. Louis Cardinals chief Branch Rickey will personally scout players, becoming perhaps the only club president to do so. The team confirms their existing scouts Connery and Herr will remain under contract.

Branch Rickey St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Connery Herr

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