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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

12

National basketball matchups listed for upcoming games

National schedule shows St Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia with games set for the upcoming period.

Pittsburg Boston Brooklyn C.esees ST. Sph Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Settee Washington

Pirates pound Doves in doubleheader as Wag ner stars in comeback

In Boston the Pirates swept the doubleheader beating the Doves 14 4 in the morning game. Honus Wagner delivered a decisive sixth inning home run in the afternoon as Pittsburgh climbed back to win. Boston’s pitching faltered in the opener with Ferguson and Young ineffective and Pfeffer hammered in relief. Dan McGann and Dahlen led Boston with a trio and a homer.

Boston Pirates Kelley Nationals Jake Boukes Honus Wagner Doves Ferguson Young Young Cy Pfeffer Pittsburgers Pittsburg Graham Wagner Maddox Hannifan Bates McGann

Tight fitting undergarments violate natural laws in heat

The text argues that tight undergarments are uncomfortable in hot weather because they restrict movement and muscle function, cause friction heat, hinder breathing, clog pores, and prevent waste elimination, harming health.

Home Run Battle Rides Team to Narrow Margin

McGann homered off Young and 423 innings pitched, while Pfeffer kept hitters in check for 8 innings. Clarke Wagner and Kane provided small-ball support as Abbaticchio teamed with Wagner on a double play. Attendance reached 4195 with Maddox watching a 57 minute affair.

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Chicago Wins Decisive Series Game Over Philadelphia

Chicago defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 as timely hitting and pitching decide the game. Fraser and Corridon each pitcher. Steinfeldt hits a three base hit, with Hoffmann, Magee and others contributing as Chicago edges ahead in a tense contest.

Philadelphia Chicago Chicago AB. R. BH. PO

Double Win For The Roger Walcotts In Dorchester

The Roger Walcotts of Dorchester won a double header at Dorchester defeating the Franklin Club 19 to 11 in game one and Norfolk A. A. 2 to 1 in game two. Key hitters for Dorchester included McLaughlin on the mound and Korb Bergen and Sullivan for Franklin.

Roger Wolecotts Dorchester Franklin Club Norfolk A. A Korb Bergen and Sullivan McLaughlin Roower Walcott i Franklin

Readville Stock Car Meet Delivers Fast Action in Mixed Races

Bay State Automobile Association events at Readville produced limited top speeds but featured strong performances from H. F. Grant in a Berliet and Ralph De Palma in the Allen Kingston. Basle, De Palma, Oldfield, and Lorimer won multiple heats and races, with notable 20 mile and five mile events and a five mile handicap. The crowd packed the stands and special trains carried spectators to the famed track.

Bay State Automobile Association Readville Seymour Christie Baldwin Charles Basle Basle H. F. Grant Boston Allen- Kingston Ralph de Palma de Palma Barney Oldfield Stanley Webster Stoddard-Dayton L. B. Lorimer Thomas F. E. Wing Marmon R. S. Crawford Crawford Wing Webster Stearns Allen-Kingston Thomas Blue Bird Oldfield Lorimer Blue Bird H. P Mercedes H. P. Allen Kingston H. P. Stearns H. P. Berlier H. P. Thomas Fpime Berlier J. W. Snyder H. P. Oldsmobile H. P. Berliet H. P. Allen-Kingston Walley Owens H. P. American

Brooklyn Bats Ring Fromme Sallee Early In Game

Brooklyn batters chased Fromme from the box in the second inning and Sallee after five runs were scored. Karger finished strong and Wilhelm pitched masterly for the home club.

National Brooklyn Fromme Sallee Karger Wilhelm

Belmonts blank Hamiltons 5–0 at Wood Island Park

The Belmonts of East Boston opened their home season yesterday afternoon by shutting out the Hamiltons of Lynn 5 to 0 at Wood Island Park. Hiltz pitched a strong game and received excellent defensive support from Belmonte who clocked strong times.

Belmonts East Boston Wood Island Park Hamiltons Lynn Hiltz Belmonte

Cleveland Wins 2-0 as Washington Suffers Fielding Errors

Cleveland defeats Washington 2-0 to take three of four in the series. Hinchman hit a first inning triple and Clarke later scored on an error. Freeman also misplayed a ball leading to another run. Joss allowed two hits and five hits off Cates, with Washington drawing eight walks. Time 1 31. Umpire Egan. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 also noted.

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New York Breaks Chicago Streak 5 to 2 in Chicago

New York defeated Chicago 5 to 2 ending the Cubs winning run. Manuel limited the visitors to two hits but walks and errors fueled the win. Manning exited after the sixth inning with the score close.

Chicago New York Manuel Manning New York AB. R. BH. PO Niles Hemphill Keeler Cchase Eeeneae Neene Stahl Conroy Blair Manning, P Chesbro Dee Anderson Donohue Purtell Davis Tannehill Sullivan Eoerses éHahn

Open House at Dorchester Yacht Club

Dorchester Yacht Club on Freeport Street hosted a lavish open house with national colors decorating the house and pier. An afternoon and evening program featured dancing to live music by an in-house orchestra, with Commodore Lundberg leading the organizing committee.

Dorchester Yacht Club Freeport Street Dorchester Commodore Lundberg

Harvard and Yale Cross Bats in Soldiers Field Showdown

The Harvard and Yale baseball teams, led by captains Leonard and Tad Jones, meet at Soldiers Field at 2 pm in the first of three games to decide 1908 supremacy. Yale aims to rebound from a loss to Princeton while Harvard seeks consistency as both squads promise a fast, hard-fought contest with all seats sold.

John Harvard Elihu Yale Soldiers Field Yale Harvard Princeton Elis Tad Jones Georgetown van Vleck Tigers H. Jones Tad Battery Exeter Nate’ Hartford Ned Currier Hatford Hartford Watertown High Pieper Trafford Hicks

Harvard Fans Rally Behind Baseball Team

Led by cheerleader George G Ball 08 Harvard undergraduates marched around campus last evening singing and backing the nine. Coach Pieper praised the squad noting eight returnees from last year and a recent error free stretch. He compared Yale and Princeton highlighting Yale’s errors and predicted a Harvard win tomorrow.

George G. Ball Harvard College Yar Molworthy Hall Pieper Yale Princeton Tigers

Haverhill Tops Worcester 3–2 in Tight New England League Win

Haverhill defeated Worcester 3 to 2 as Templin powered the offense with all three runs in a timely sixth inning. Hamilton and Wagner contributed early hits and Worcester struggled with timely pitching as O'Toole and Barberich matched zeroes until the late frame.

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Brockton Defeats Lynn 7-5 in Afternoon Tilt

Brockton tops Lynn 7 to 5 after Lynn led twice before errors swung the game. Bigbie stood out at the plate. Yerkes worked the mound for Lynn, with McKernan, Hickman, and Donov an contributing key hits for Brockton in the afternoon contest.

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Fall River Beats Lawrence 6-0 Behind Grant's Strong Pitching

Fall River shutout Lawrence 6 to 0 as Grant allowed only four hits. Solbran and Kane sparkled with outstanding catches and contributed to the win, while Messenger Austin Thornhill Connor Norris and Grant scored the runs.

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