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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

13

Giants Shut Out Braves 4-0 in Ballpark Slugger duel

Giants blanked the Braves 4 to 0 as Jeff Tesreau blanked the visitors with a three hit outing. Herzog provided the decisive hit in the first, with Kauff driving in a run on a sacrifice fly and Fletcher Robertson Holke contributing in the late innings. Ragan struggled with 10 hits allowed in eight innings as New York secured the win before 4500 fans.

Herzog Centerefield Kauff Giants Braves McGraw Don Pat Ragan Jeff Tesreau Big Jeff Charles Herzog Joe Kelly Kelly Evers Joe Wilhoit Fletcher Joe Magee Robertson Burns Koney Husky John Evers Ragan Holke Bransfield Rariden Tally Robertson New York Durns Wilhoit Tesrean Klem Boston Po.a. AR Herzorg Rob'rtson Smith Gowdy Tesreau Siuvigr Allen,p

Baseball schedule highlights today across leagues

In the American League games feature Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit. The National League matchups include New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis. The Eastern League slate shows New London at New Haven Bridgeport at Hartford Springfield at Portland Worcester at Tawrence.

Boston New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Detroit Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnnats New London New Haven Bridgeport Hartford Springfield Portland Worcester Tawrence Cincinnati ST. Louis Siesta Herne Eens Lawrence Oston P.C. Chicago Erenes Clevelandery Red Sox

Dodgers Defeat Phillies 4 to 2 in Brooklyn Victory

Brooklyn rallies with second and third inning hits off Alexander to beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Marquard holds firm aside from one inning as Cutshaw makes a running stop and Hickman secures a running catch to limit the Phillies rally. Olson Daubert Stengel and Marquard score for Brooklyn while Cravath Niehoff Wheat contribute for Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Brooklin Alexander Marquard Cutshaw Hickman Luderns Byrne Brooklyn Olson Daubert Stengel Stock Cravath Wheat Niehoff Rigler Orth Ison Paskett Miller Killiter Al’x'nder aByrne bCooper

Chicago dominates Pittsburg with 12 to 4 win

Chicago beat Pittsburg 12 to 4 after Miller struggled early and Grimes allowed four runs in the seventh. Pittsburg had poor support as errors and timely hits by Chicago fueled the offense throughout the game.

Pittsburg Chicago Miller Grimes A. Flack Carey Mann Pitler Dorle Bigbeerf Driscoll J.wagner Merkle O Brief Williams Hinchman Isf Heslob Ward Wortman W.wagner Flifott Hendrix Seaton tuns—Flack Doyle Deal Elliott Brief J. Wagner W. Wagner Filiett Bigbee O'Day Harrison

Buffalo and Baltimore Dominate in Baseball Doubleheaders

Scores show Buffalo 6 Richmond 1. Baltimore 16 Rochester 1 in first game. In the second, Baltimore 4 Rochester 1. Montreal Toronto Newark Providence and Montreal 2 Providence 7 Toronto 6 appear as additional results.

Buffalo Richmond Providence Toronto Newark Montreal Baltimore Rochester

Notable Scores From Evening Baseball Card

The report lists games with final tallies: Toledo 9 over Minneapolis 7, Columbus 4 over Kansas City 0, Indianapolis 12 over St. Paul 2, Milwaukee 12 over Louisville 3. Local standings and standout performances are noted.

Toledo Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis St. Paul Milwaukee Louieville

Scores from Southern Football Roundup

Memphis blanked Birmingham 6 0. Chattanooga beat Mobile 4 2. Nashville won 6 0 over New Orleans. Atlanta Little Rock Ratp. results listed.

Memphis Birmingham Chattanooga Mobile Nashville New Orleans Atlanta-Little Rock

Athletics Shut Out Senators 3 to 0

Philadelphia defeated Washington 3 to 0 as Dumont struggled early and Bush kept the lead secure. Strunk Bodie and Meyer drove runs while Henry Meyers doubled, and Jamieson made two errors in the field.

Athletics Senators Henry Dumont Ayers Philadelphia Bodie Meyer Jamieson Meyers Foster McInnis Milan Strunk Morgan Bush O'Loughlin Hildebrand Washington Witt Judge

Indians Blank White Sox 1-0 In Pitchers Duel

Bagby outpitched Cicotte as Cleveland shut out Chicago 1 to 0 in Chicago. The visitors scored in the first inning and held Chicago to three hits with no runner reaching second after the first. Cleveland's defense supported the pitcher with faultless play.

Indians White Sox Chicago Bagby Cicotte Cleveland

Help the Red Cross to save an American boy

A brief appeal urges readers to donate to the Red Cross to support a boy in danger and aid life saving relief efforts. The notice highlights the humanitarian need and calls for immediate contributions to assist.

The Red Cross

Fans weigh in on McGraw Tener feud and sports highlights

An influx of letters to the office weighs in on Johnny McGraw and President Tener and Defends the game. The note praises Johnny Overton for winning the half mile and two mile events and finishing second in the quarter all in one day. It lauds Francis Ouimet and John H Sullivan Jr as top amateur golfers and notes hopes for their reinstatement.

McGraw-Tener Johnny McGraw Boston Kaiser Duffey Muggsy Tener Baltimore Johnny Overton Andy Kelly Lon Meyers Overton Francis Ouimet John H. Sullivan, Jr

Record Query on Boxing Carriage and Homers in Big League Play

Readers inquire about a boxing bout managers trying to arrange a call at 4 o clock and a contact to Doc Army. A claim about Hendryx of the Yankees hitting two home runs in a game is disputed as a possible record. Also notes Bobby Lowe’s four homers and a single at old Congress street grounds and a World Series in which Boston and Brooklyn split five games with Boston taking four. The St Louis versus Red Sox 17 inning game on July 14 is cited as the longest last season.

Hendryx Yankees Bobby Lowe Old Congress Street Grounds Northfield Brooklin Red Sox Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn F. PD. S St. Louis

Cards Defeat Reds Byron in Bad Again

Cincinnati won 7 to 1 at St Louis as Toney struggled. Cruise hit a second inning homer for the Cardinals while Groh Kopf and Rausch supplied Cincinnati's runs. Umpire Byron ejected Huggins and Retzel after protests, drawing a police dispersal outside the park.

Byron ST. Louis Toney Cincinnati Cruise Huggins Retzel St, Louis Po.a Groh Bescher Kopt Rousch Miller Chase Hornsby Ss. Oa Gritith Aes Neale Thorpe Paulette Cweto Snyderc Wingo Watson Packard M'chison J.smith Murchison Kopf Rausch Griffith Cueto Boses Ball Azton Quigley

McGraw faces possible libel suits over suspension dispute

The New York Evening World reports J J McGraw plans to fight Tener over a 16 day suspension and a $500 fine after punching an umpire. The Baseball Writers Association says writers who interviewed McGraw must submit affidavits to prove accuracy or face criminal libel suits against McGraw and National League directors.

McGraw New York Evening World J. J J. J. Corbett J. J. Jeffries J. J. Evers J. J. McDermott J. J. McGraw Giants Tener National League Byron New York Baseball Writers’ Association

Merchant's eligibility for Suffolk July 4 marathon in dispute

A. F. Merchant, runner for the B A A, faces the Suffolk county board A A A A A A A A modified marathon eligibility decision. Registration committees of the N E A A A A meet tonight to determine if Merchant who finished fifth in Patriots Day race completed the full distance. B A A officials previously disqualified him but Merchant asserts full distance was run.

A. F. Merchant Suffolk County Board Russell Field North Cambridge Merchant

Tandem Paced Race Featured At Revere Beach Track

Old time bicycle racing returns at Revere Beach track tomorrow with a tandem paced race featuring Sullivan and Thomas. The event echoes pre motor era excitement and includes a motor paced race and a tandem handicap for the program.

Revere Revere Beach Cvere Charles River Sullivan Thomas

Pirates Can Evans and Call in Allen

Pittsburg June 21 William Evans pitcher was sent to his home team by Manager Callahan of the Pittsburg National league club. Evans has been unfit to play all spring and will likely be placed with a minor league club near Morgantown. Dick Allen a young left handed pitcher obtained by the Pittsburg club last year from Jacksonville of the South Atlantic league has been ordered to report at once.

Pittsburg William Evans Callahan Evans Morgantown Iyi Dick Allen Jacksonville

Across the River Fund Drive Boosts Red Cross

A local campaign urges residents to support the Red Cross by crossing the river and donating. Organizers emphasize community aid, disaster response, and fundraising events to strengthen services.

Yankees Top Red Sox 5 4 in Tight Contest

In New York on June 21 Ernie Shore faltered early as Donovan's Highlanders outscored the Red Sox 5 to 4. After Shore left in the fifth Pennock and Shocker held the Yankees. Boston tied in the fifth on Hendryx's drive and Maisel scored on Agnew's misthrow, but New York pulled ahead when Peckinpaugh doubled in the eighth to plate Pipp.

New York Ernie Shore Highlanders Donovan Red Sox Shore Pennock Wildness Love Shocker Shorten Scott Agnew Shora Secord Chick Hooper Barry Nanamaker Gainer Gardner Walker Hendryx High Russell Maisel Pipp Miller Hoblitzell McNally Thomas Peckinpaugh

Detroit Tigers Rally Past Browns 5 4 on Ninth Inning

Detroit defeats St Louis 5 to 4 as Cobb scores on Austin wild throw and Veach bunt. Sotheron, Severeid ejected for disputing a ball call. five hits in eighth inning for St Louis. Howell, Sotheron, and Boland pitch. Evans and Moriarity umpire.

Detroit Austin Veach Cobb S J. Louis Fhmke Dermit St. Louis Sotheron Severeid Po.a A. Bush SchottonJf Young Austinah Cobb,c Sisler,ib Veach,If Jacobson.rf Hellman Rf aRan Spencer Ehmke cRan Crawford Marsans Koob fNone Perel Hen Becote Shotton Sloan Johnson Burns R. Jones Pratt Sisler Vitt Moore Bush Sothoron Boland Davenport Hamilton Evans Moriarty

Subscribe to the Red Cross

A short public appeal urges readers to support the Red Cross as a patriotic duty and community service. It emphasizes humanitarian aid and national service during wartime relief efforts.

Red Cross

New York and Boston Baseball Box Score Summary

New York 04 6 7 3 0 0 1 0 0 , Boston 0 4 6 3 1 0 0 0 0. Pitchers Love, Shocker, Shore and Pennock split the mound duties. Cooper, Maisei, Pipp, Russell and McNally starred offensively for New York and Boston featured Hoblitzell, Higgins and McCormick in the field.

Eggers Faces Morgan in Boston Debut Clash

K. C. Eggers of New York, fresh from the New Zungland circuit, meets Joe Morgan of Manchester N H in a 12 round feature at the Commercial A C tonight. A previous six week ago draw at Manchester drew praise for Eggers, while Morgan is the favorite. The winner may meet Frankie Britt for the New England title mid month in Boston. Shaver O'Brien of South Boston faces Jack Mansfield of Lawrence in the 10 round semi final, with two sixes between locals.

K. C. Eggers New York Boston Joe Morgan Manchester N. H A. C Eggers Morgan Frankie Young Britt Frankie Britt New England Shaver O'Brien South Boston Jack Mansfield Lawrence

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