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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

12

Braves Christmas Day in June rout Cubs at Bunker Hill

The Braves defeated the Cubs 7 to 2 before about 9,000 fans as Corriden powered Chicago with a homer and two doubles. James limited the Cubs to seven hits and Pierce lasted 1 1 3 innings before Smith finished. Battered Pierce gave way after five runs, and late pairings by James and Corriden sealed the rout.

Bunker Hill Boston Braves George Stallings Hank O’day Cubs Hank Santa O'Day George Pierce George Maranville Mann Pierce Smith Bill James Chicago Corridon

Braves Sweep Morning and Matinee in Lopsided Wins

The Braves won 8 to 3 in the morning and 7 to 3 in the afternoon, with early baserunning style and light hitting at the outset. Zabel started for the locals, issued walks in the first inning, and was replaced after third inning due to issues on the mound.

Braves Hank Chicago Zabel Pierce A. M Bert

Giants Whitewash Pirates Again in Nine

New York Giants blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 0 as Christy Mathewson shut down the Pirates. Bescher led with a two base hit, Burns sacrificed, and stolen bases by Bescher, Howe, and Fletcher keyed the offense. McQuillan worked for the Pirates with solid defense behind him.

McQuillan New York Bescher Burns Howe Fletcher Merkle Mathewson Fletcher Kle Emsile Giants Pirates Robertson Gibson Becher Eae Ae TB Ae Peer Weeee Eereane Doyle Este Neee Stock

Baseball Schedules Across Leagues This Week

In the American League Boston plays Chicago and New York faces Cleveland while Philadelphia meets St. Louis and Washington battles Detroit. National League features St. Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with Pittsburg at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia. Federal League matches include Baltimore at Kansas City and Brooklyn at St. Louis with Pittsburg at Chicago and Buffalo visiting Indianapolis. New England League games list Lewiston at Fitchburg Lynn at Lowell Worcester at Lawrence and Portland at Haverhill. Colonial League matchups feature Taunton at Woonsocket Fall River at Pawtucket Brockton at New Bedford.

Boston Scoscsccee Chicago New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Ambirican R. Heb ST. Louis Detroit Buffalo Staceeercseecescee Cscccvessacsees R. H Worcester Eeereae Il Lawrence Portland Taunton Woonsocket Fall River American League Cleveland Philadelphia Washington National League Federal League Baltimore Kansas City Indianapolis

Phillies Beat Cards In Long-Hitting Game

The Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals in a high scoring contest. Becker and Wilson hit home runs for Philadelphia while L Magee Doak and others contributed multiple hits as the club built and held a lead through the nine innings.

Phillies Philadelphia Becker Lobert Sherwood Magee AB. R. i A. B. Trelan Luderus L. Magee I Cather Milier Ib Coorer Wilson Eeere Butler Ed Snyder Cavseeers Eeneewne Doak P Ee Griner Seeewreee Oo. Sallee

Berkshire Jrs Beat Beacon A A Dorchester 1 to 0

A pitchers battle at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon ends 1 to 0 as Zubryn of the Berkshire Jrs allows 8 hits and Kaplein of Beacon A A Dorchester fans 20 batters. The Berkshire offense scores in the fourth inning while Beacons muster none. Batteries Zabryn Joyce Kaplein Turner.

Zubryn Berkshire, Jrs Cambridge Kaplein Beacon A. A Dorchester Franklin Field R.H.E Berkshires Beacong Zabryn Joyce Turner

Southern Association Scores From New Orleans Atlanta and Mobile

In New Orleans Chattanooga beat Montgomery 10 to 2 while Atlanta edged Nashville 1 to 0. Mobile defeated Birmingham 4 to 1 in seven innings.

Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans Montgomery Atlanta Nashville Mobile Birmingham

Reds Lose To Robins In Ten Inning Game

In a 10 inning affair the Robins edge the Reds with a late winning run. Hoblitzell and Riggert each doubled and three-base hits highlighted the offense. Moran Niehoff Wheat Fischer stole bases as Douglass and Pfeffer worked. Gonsales and Gon zales had miscues. time noted as 2h 86m with Quigby and Eason umpiring.

REDS Robins Brooklyn Cincinnati Hoblitzell Riggert Moran Niehoff Wheat Fischer Clarke Herzoz Gyo Cutshaw O'Mara Douglass Pfeffer Groh Gonzales Quigby and Eason Dalton Wheat Nfe Mullaney O’mara Fischer Berghammer B. O'Mara Bel Smith Serene Ti Fischer A Pfeffer Watala TR Moran Herzog III Wotale Ccesesaesee

American Association Scores From Doubleheaders

In Kansas City Louisville beat Kansas City 8 to 1 in 11 innings. Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 10 to 6. Cleveland edged St Paul 4 to 3 in St Paul.

Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis St. Paul Cleveland

Red Sox Hold Brief Lead Over Browns in St. Louis

Boston's brief edge for a first division berth ended as the Browns won 6 to 4 in St. Louis. Hamilton shut out Boston in seven innings allowing four hits, while Johnson's fadeaway hurt the Red Sox. Leary and Leary’s two-base hit started a Brown rally as Williams homered for Boston. The Sox travel to Chicago to face the White Sox.

Braves Red Sox St. Louis Boston Browns Bunker Hill Carrigan’s Sox Clan Carrigan Hamilton Tall Timbers Gardner Janvrin Duffy Lewis Gainer Redg Scott Speaker Yerkes A. Rankin Johnson Johnson Redy Rehg Lewis Wares Att Gus Williams Leary Austin Bedient Pratt

Highlanders Beat Tigers In Last Game

New York 7 4 Detroit 1 8. Nanamaker Williams Moriarty doubled. Kavanaugh tripled. Cavet allowed 8 runs in 1 inning, Hall 4 in 2, Dubue 1 in 2, McHale 11 in 8, Caldwell 1 in 1. Stanage Sacrifice. Daley McHale stolen bases. Boone to Nunamaker to Truesdale double play. Bases on balls Cavet 1 Hall 1 Main 8 McHale 1. Veach hit by McHale. Main struck out 3 Dubue 2 McHale 1 Caldwell 1. Time 1h46m. Umpires Chill Sheridan.

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Faber Holds Macks as White Sox Win

Faber shut down the Macks in a 9th inning rally while the White Sox claimed the game. Lane ran for Bressler in the ninth, and J Collins Weaver Blackburn produced three-base hits.

Faber White Sox

Naps Beat Senators 7 to 2 in Cleveland

In Cleveland the Naps defeated the Senators 7 to 2. Shanks ONeill and others collected two base hits, McBride and Collamore contributed as pitchers, with Shaw and Collamore combining for strikeouts and several defensive plays including double plays Morgan to Gandil and Wood to O'Neill.

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