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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

12

Red Sox Split Games With Athletics in Hazy Doubleheader

Boston lost the opener 2 to 0 to the Athletics but won the nightcap 9 to 3 after a 23 inning scoreless stretch. Sam Jones pitched well in Game 1 before Tillie Walker's ninth inning homer clinched Philadelphia’s win. Leonard injury forced Vincent Molino...

Boston Athletics Sox Sam Jones Vean Gregg Red Sox Gregg Tillie Walker Scott Perry Leonard Vincent Molineug Villa Nova College Philadelphia Walker Shannon Scott Oldring Hooper Davidson Philadelphians Shean Ruth Mceinnis Perry

General Electric Outing at Rockdale Park Tomorrow

About 100 runners are entered for running events at the General Electric outing in Rockdale Park Peabody tomorrow. Stars like Dave Caldwell Jimmy Henigan Earl Dudley will participate. A Fore River shipyard versus General Electric soccer match is planned along with a ball game between William F Brophys and the 01st Artillery from Camp Devens Cincinnati. The National Baseball Commission awarded Player Farmer to the Cleveland American League club from Portland PCL last year.

General Electric Rockdale Park Peabody Dave Caldwell Jimmy Henigan Earl Dudley Fore River William F.brophys Camp Devens Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Farmer Portland

Walker lifts Phillies past Boston with home run and errors

In Boston Philadelphia defeats the Red Sox 8 to 0. Home run by Walker and three base hits by Hooper and McInnis pace the Phillies offense. Leonard, Perry, and Molineux combine on the mound with solid defense as Boston commits errors and miscues in the loss.

Philadelphia Shannon Walker Burns Gardner Shean Oldring Jones Gregg McInnes Scott McInnis Agnew Moriarty O'Loughlin Boston Ad.bh Po.a. AL A. Hooper Strunk Ruth M’innis Thomas Perkins Davidson Schang Dugan Teonard Perry Molineux Hooper Leonard Shang aRan McMullin Cicotte cRan Weaver Chicago Cleveland Gandil Leibold Risberg Jourdan Mostil Johnston Speaker Wambsganss Léiold Chapman Morton Coveleskie Danforth

Senators Rout Highlanders 4 to 1 in New York

Washington defeats New York 4 to 1 in the second game of the series. Finneran allows one hit until the seventh, then Washington rallies with bases on balls Milan’s triple and Rice’s double. Morgan driving in two in the ninth after Rice is passed. Harper steady for Washington. Shotton’s defense noted.

New York Washington Finneran Milan Rice Morgan Harper Shotton Pipp McBride Bodielf Picinich Marsans Hannah Waiters Foster Judge Peckinpaugh Pratt Perea

Sears Loses At Net In National Tennis Semifinal

In Philadelphia, Eleonora Goss of New York advances to the singles final after defeating Helen Ledoux of Swarthmore 6-3 6-4. Earlier, Eleanora Sears of Boston loses to Clare Cassell 6-2 6-4 in a surprise upset.

Philadelphia Eleanor Goss New York Philadelphia Cricket Club Helen Ledoux Swarthmore Eleanora Sears Boston Pennsylvania Clare Cassell

White Sox top Indians 5 4 in ten to raise charity fund

Chicago defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in ten innings after tied scores in the seventh and the final rally. Proceeds, with signatures from Billy Sunday and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, benefited a lake front recreation house for soldiers and sailors built by a Chicago-Cleveland committee.

Chicago Cleveland Comiskey and Dunn Billy Sunday Woodrow Wilson

New York Americans Sign J Henry Robinson and Walter Bernhardt

The New York Americans announce the purchase of pitcher J Henry Robinson from Little Rock of the Southern Association. Robinson formerly pitched for the Pittsburg and St Louis National League clubs. They also sign right handed pitcher Walter Bernhardt from the University of Pennsylvania.

New York New York Americans Today J. Henry Robinson Little Rock Club Southern Association Robinson Pittsburg St. Louis Walter Bernhardt University of Pennsylvania

Leonard Put In Class One In Fresno Draft Reclass

Fresno officials moved Hubert Leonard a.k.a. Dutch Leonard from Class 2 to Class 1 under the provost marshal general order. The Bos ton pitcher recently married after the draft law took effect and may quit the Red Sox to take a Fore River job with baseball as a minor element.

Fresno Cal Hubert (Dutch) Leonard Boston Fresno City Selective Service Board Leonard Red Sox Fore River

Boxing Tournament at Madison Square Garden Nets Big Sum

A War Hospital Entertainment Association boxing night at Madison Square Garden raised $48,000 for wounded soldiers. Prominent fighters participated including Fred Fulton of Rochester who entertained Oscar Anderson then Joe Bond of the navy, while Jack Britton defeated Ted Lewis in the matchup.

New York Madison Square Garden War Hospital Entertainment Association Fred Fulton Rochester Minn Oscar Anderson Joe Bond United States Navy Jack Britton Ted Lewis

Seamant Champion Match Results From Six Round Bouts

Frankie Burns of Jersey City out boxed Jack Sharkey of New York City in six rounds. Harry Greb of Pittsburgh out fought the Zulu Kid of Brooklyn in six rounds. Joe Leonard of Brooklyn and Johnny Rosner, American flyweight champion, boxed a six round draw at catch weights.

Seamant Frankie Burns Jersey City Jack Sharkey New York City Harry Greb Pittsburg Zulu Kid Brooklyn Joe Leonard Johnny Rosner

Crabbing the Deal in Phillies Milwaukee Trade

An official explains why the Phillies failed to land Rankin Johnson from Milwaukee. Philadelphia offered 750 dollars, the Brewers had paid Fort Worth that amount. Milwaukee president Timme rejected the offer after a Philadelphia paper linked Johnson to replacing Alexander, prompting a sharp reply from Timme.

Philadelphia Phillies Rankin Johnson Milwaukee Johnson Fort Worth Timme Brewers Alexander

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