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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

10

Worcester Wins On Ninth Inning Rally Over Lawrence

Worcester defeats Lawrence 3 to 2 in a tight game. Trailing 2-1 into the ninth, Knotts drove in the tying and winning runs as Billet dropped a key fly with two out. Reynolds McCune Knotts Courtney Connors among the credited hitters.

Worcester Lawrence Templin Billet Knotts Young Worcontay Ate cc Reynolds Mc €Une Courtneys Connors Doherty McCune Wilson Courtney Eaton Cummings Bushey Barberich James Bh.po A.E C.f Devine Lilac Se Litschi Russell Mites R.f Snow

White Sox Win After Glaze Blunder In Boston

Boston suffering a costly error as Ralph Glaze misplayed a sacrifice and a late hit sequence allowed Chicago to clinch a 6 4 victory. Grimshaw and Pruitt were central to the rally, with Boston’s defense faltering after Grimshaw’s walk and Glaze’s shaky relief appearance.

Chicago AB. R Po ‘ Hahn Fr. Fc Cceeens Jones Soya Seana Donohue Davis Dougherty Q Roche Pune Smith Seeseneee Boston AB. R Sullivan Parent SS. Cesae Setae Congalton, R. F Barrett Seaee Knight Unglaub Yerrts Criger Pratt P Sea Grimshaw Glaze

Umpire glare and baseball banter in busy sports year

The piece critiques umpire abuse and fan antics as a banner year for officials, citing New Haven's near miss, an incensed fielder chasing an umpire, and remarks from Henry Chadwick about excitable tactics. It notes Mathewson’s new pitch thing, scant sprinting records, and Yale beating Harvard in a curious headline.

Gotham New Haven Henry Chadwick

Tenney Loses Final Game With Cubs Four to Nil

Chicago bids Tenney farewell as the Beanies fall to the Cubs 4 0. Dorner and Hofman lead with hits, Randall and Howard switch teams, and Overall surrenders a few walks in the loss.

Tenney CUBS Chicago Slagle Sheckard Steinfeldt Chance Howard Hofman Evers Kling Sewer Eerereee Boston AB. R A EK Bridwell Eveeeeteere Brain Beaumont Ao Bates Randall Ritchey Oe Brown

Baseball game summary with misc stats

Runs Bannon Ort Spencer Connaughton Fitzmaurice T Steele Lovell Moore lead totals with Ort hitting two doubles. Coffin allows eight innings eight hits while Drohan Hartman combine to 7 runs in two plus. Lovell Ort steal twice, double play Moore Ort Steele. Lynn New Bedford on base five and four respectively.

Oie Bannon Ort Spencer Connaughton Fitzmaurice T. Steele Lovell Moore Whits Coffin Drohan Hartman Daum Steele Lynn New Bedford Wood New Bedford Today A.E McDon Danzig Coveney Co . O Cree Ray Norris Itis Moore Dis Weed

Anderson Wins Massachusetts Amateur Golf Title

J G Anderson of Woodlawn Golf Club defeats F H Hoyt of Allston 6 up 4 for the 36 hole Massachusetts amateur championship in Auburndale. He shoots 73 75 for a total of 148 while Hoyt totals 156. Anderson earlier won intercollegiate titles at Amherst in 1893 and 1904.

Auburndale J. G. Anderson Woodlawn Golf Club Massachusetts F. H. Hoyt Allston Golf Club Anderson Hoyt Amherst

Poor Start Shuts Smith Out Of British Golf Lead

Hoy Lake England June 20 An unfortunate start likely kept Alec Smith Nassau CC New York from contending at British Open after a wind troubled first round. He totaled 165 after two rounds 84 81 and trailed leader Arnaud Massey French champion by 12 strokes. Massey carded 157 with Edward Rayk runner up in 1908 a partner in play. Barker Irish Open champion teamed with Harry Vardon four time champ. Thirty six holes were completed today with another 36 to be played tomorrow.

Chicago Cubs Randall Sweeney Dovey Murphy Doves del Howard Howard Dave Brain Bates Gus Dorner Kling Slagle Brain Jimmy Brown Hofman Evers Circus Man Sheckard Steinfeldt Beaumont Boston New York Giants Fred Tenney Hoy Lake Eng Alec Smith Nassau Country Club Smith Arnaud Massey Massey Edward Rayk James Braid H. H. Barker Harry Vardon

Plank Shuts Out Detroit in Philadelphia Victory

Philadelphia pitcher Plank quieted Detroit as Hartsel was ejected in the fifth for disputing a decision. Jones drove in runs with a two base hit and sacrifice plays aided a 5 on base tally for Philadelphia. Eubank allowed one walk while Plank fanned seven in a 1k 40m game.

Philadelphia Detroit Plank Evans Hartsel Dope Jones O'Leary Cobb Rossman Eubank Eubanks Schmidt Stafford and

Cleveland Beats Washington 4 2 in American League Game

Cleveland bunched a single double and triple off Falkenberg to win 4 2 over Washington. Leichhardt puzzled the Senators after the first inning.

Washington Cleveland Falkenberg Leichhardt

Royal yachts unlucky in Kiel yacht races

Royal personages failed to place in the Sonderklasse events in Kiel as the first race on a 14 1 2 mile course saw Tilly X win in 2h 37m 20s. Wannsee was second and March II third with Wittelsbach II fourth. Three more races remain before August when German boats may meet ships from Marblehead. Andrew Carnegie met Emperor William and praised his cordiality and U S development efforts.

Kiel Germany Sonderklasse Spain Morescot Crown Prince Belgium Flandria Angela Angela IV Prince Bhuel Elizabeth Tilly X Messrs Dollman and Krogmann Wannsee Club Wannsee Andelung March II Alt Wittlesbach II Eastern Yacht Club Marblehead Mass Andrew J. Carnegie Emperor William Ambassador Tower Mr. Carnegie Joseph Wharton J. W. Lippincott Mr. Wharton Hohenzollern United States United States. Mr. Carnegie Roosevelt

Augusta Edges Waterville 3 1 in Weekday Baseball

Augusta beat Waterville 3 to 1 as Butler faltered in the third and timely hits and errors shaped the seventh. Waterville failed to bunch hits off Bean. Score by innings shows Augusta 9 hits 2 errors to Waterville 9 2. Batteries Bean and Kelley Butler and A Jones. Time 35 minutes. Umpire Jones.

Augusta Waterville Butler Bean R.H.E. Augusta Kelley A. Jones Jones

Portland Beats Bangor In 16th Inning Thriller

In the prettiest game of the season Portland defeats Bangor 7 to 6 in 16 innings. Two homers by Roper highlight the contest. Final score reflects Portland's late scoring and strong pitching. Cox and McLaughlin. Gleason Howard Montgomery Campbell as battery. Time 65 minutes. Umpire Hassett.

Portland Bangor Roper BR. EB Cox

New Haven Bout Sparks Connecticut Boxing Buzz

The Doherty King fight in New Haven draws statewide chatter after a prior 15 round draw. King, Yale instructor, commands Yale fans. Doherty trains at Savin Rock while Mosey trains near the college. Several cities expect ringside attendance and related events across Maine and New York.

New Haven Jeff Doherty Mosey King New London King Yale College Connecticut Doherty Savin Rock Mosey Biddeford Mike McDonough Lewiston Briggs Cote Jimmy Calais Winthrop Mudlehill Street Whitney Jimmy Walsh Denver Freddie Weeks Walsh Eddie Keevin Keevin Weeks Otto Floto H. FE. Quinn Leominster John L. Sullivan London Honey Mellody Charlestown Jim Donovan New York Sheepshead Bay N. Y Mellody Donovan

Brooklyn Triumphs In Extra Innings To Clip St Louis

Rucker pitched scoreless extra innings to earn a 12th inning win for Brooklyn over St Louis. Hostetter singled and Lush doubled to tie the game before the decisive run in the 12th.

Marshall McGlynn Lush Reevee ST. Louis Rucker Brooklyn Hostetter

Pittsburg Wins Final Game Of Series From Philadelphia

Pittsburg tops Philadelphia 2 to 0 in the last of a four game set. Three base hits by Wagner Nealon Gibson and Osbourne, with errors costly to Philadelphia. Sparks and Phillippe pitched. Sparks worked 7 innings, Ritchie 1. Doom allowed a passed ball. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpire Emslie.

Pittsburg Philadelphia Gleason Sparks Pilte Utes Wagner Nealon Gibson Osborne Leach Sheehan Ritchie Phillippe Doom Emslie Clarke Abbaticchio A Gibson Charkiel Eouqis Philadelphia AB Semomins Knahe Magee Wee Reese Neees aJacklitseh Courtney Doolin Enone Dooin Richie Ereerewneeernee Tolais

Cincinnati Wins In 12th On Squeeze Play And Mowrey Hit

Cincinnati defeats New York 6 to 5 in 12 innings after Weimer and McGinnity combine on the mound. Mowrey drives in the decisive run with a single, a fielder’s choice, and a squeeze bunt by Huggins. Browne hits a homer and Ganzel and Shannon collect two base hits. Seymour injures leg in sixth. Ewing surrenders six hits in seven innings. Time two hours ten minutes.

Nationat Cincinnati Mowrey Weimer Huggins New York Seymour Ganzel Shannon Strang Lobert Browne Sehler Odwell Davis Ewing McGinnity Rigler Eklem Mitchell Schlet Tequais Ge Shannon Esreseereeee Esse Eens Devlin Ob Seymour C. F Oeaneee Hannifan Lb Eeeeee Fcewesnes Dahlen Gorcoran Pereeeeere O —S

Wright and Behr Named U S Davis Cup Team

The United States National Lawn Tennis Association selected B C Wright and Karl C Behr to represent the U S in the 1907 Davis Cup. Preliminary ties with Australia begin at Wimbledon July 18 to 16 with the final vs Great Britain on July 20 to 23. Boston doubles and Longwood events moved to August 6 to fit the schedule.

United States National Lawn Tennis Association Cable B. C. Wright Karl C. Behr United States Australia Wimbledon Eng Great Britain Boston Longwood

Del Howard Traded to Cubs for Two Boston Players

Chicago reports a deal sending Newton J. Randall an outfielder and T. J. Sweeney a substitute infielder from the Boston team to acquire Del Howard who has been Boston’s left fielder. The trade balances NL clubs Chicago and Boston.

del Howard CUB Chicago Boston Newton J. Randall

Eastern League Results Highlight Buffalo Victory

Buffalo defeated Providence 3 to 2 in Buffalo. Montreal rain halted Montreal Baltimore. Toronto forfeited against Jersey City 9 to 0 at Toronto field.

Buffalo Providence Montreal Montreal-Baltimore Toronto Jersey City

Ezra Sutton Passes Away Veteran Boston Third Baseman

Ezra Sutton a famed third baseman and long time Boston player died today at a private hospital in Braintree after months of treatment. Born Sept 17 1850 in Seneca New York he played for Forest City Philadelphia Athletics and Boston and was part of the 1874 England tour. His later years were marked by business failure illness and a fund raised by fans to aid his final years.

Braintree Ezra Sutton Boston Sutton Seneca N. Y Forest City Cleveland Athletics Philadelphia England Rochester

White Knight wins The Royal Ascot in dead heat

The White Knight owned by Colonel Kirkwood and ridden by Jockey Halsey won The Royal Ascot race after an objection over a dead heat with the French horse Hitler. Stern, rider of the Duke of Grammont's Elder, was accused of boring in and the judge ruled in favor of White Knight.

Ascot Eng White Knight Colonel Kirkwood England Halsey Hitler Stern Duke of Grammont

Chicagos Face Last Chance Game At 3:15

The Chicagos play today at 3 15 with Hoey as pinch hitter option and Grimshaw blamed as useless in emergencies. Ward C Robinson Matthewson pitched well and the Chicagos connected 15 times for eight runs. Adams A A of Newton to meet Wolcotts of Dorchester at Cabot Park Saturday at 3. Boston area players and teams seek openings with scouts noting Hayes as a strikeout ace. Bennett of Chelsea Emeralds rumored to resign.

Chicagos Hoey Grimshaw Ward C. Robinson Matthewson Adams A. A Newton Wolcotts Dorchester Cabot Park Bigelows Quincy Frank Avery Mill Street Troy New York Lawrence Danvers Salem Lynn New England George Bennett The Emeralds Chelsea

Conn League Results From Recent Matches

In Springfield-Springfield 2 Waterbury 9. Hartford-New London 4 Hartford 3. Norwich-Holyoke 7 Norwich 2. New Haven-Bridgeport 3 New Haven 1.

Springfield Waterbury Hartford New London Norwich Holyoke New Haven Bridgeport

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