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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1913

Page

11

McLoughlin Wins Five-Set Wimbledon Clash In England

Maurice E. McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Englishman H Roper Barrett in five sets to claim a Wimbledon first round victory. Also noted were wins by R B Powell, Wallace F Johnson, and B P Swengers with several prominent players advancing to the next round.

Wimbledon England Maurice E. McLoughlin San Francisco H. Roper Barrett McLoughlin Barrett R. B. Powell Davis P. Hicks Wallace F. Johnson Philadelphia A. W. Andrews B. P. Swengers C. S. Grace Stanley N. Doust New York America R. F. LeSeuer C. P. Dixon Middlesex County A. W. Gore H. Nickelson

Let the Automatic Plan Talk Dollars to You Today

A promotional notice touts an automatic plan that allegedly pays more than any course of lectures. It emphasizes easy earnings and financial gains with minimal effort. The copy markets the plan as a superior alternative to traditional education or training.

Giants Split Games With the Dodgers

New York and Brooklyn split a double-header with Brooklyn winning 4 2 in 10 innings and the Giants taking the second game 5 1. Ragan and Fromme pitched in a tight first game as Doyle tied it with a homer in the ninth. Stengel drew a base on balls before Wheat hit a right field homer to push Brooklyn ahead. In the nightcap Mathewson shut out the Brooklyn bats until Culshaw tripled and scored on an infield out. Curtis pitched well for Brooklyn but Brooklyn allowed three runs in the eighth on Yingling’s pitching and four errors.

New York Brooklyn Giants Ragan Fromme Doyle Crandall Stengel Wheat Brooklyns Mathewson Culshaw Curtis Yingling A. E Moran Ee R. TB Cutshaw Daubert Smith Fisher Miller Warns Ragan Herzog Ewe Wee Cooper Ewer Shafer Fletcher Merkle Murray Burns S&sth cRan Klem Orth E Burns Ae Cutshaw Estree Meyers My Mathewson Snodgrass Stallings Phillies James Bill Cravath Mann Titus

Hughie Jennings Bets on Athletics Pennant Win

Detroit June 22 The Athletics are as good as expected and will win the pennant by at least 10 games, says Manager Hughie Jennings. He notes pitching is below champion level but Mack’s hitters and a strong infield offset flaws, and he doubts Philadelphia can match a 10 game margin barring injuries.

Detroit Mich Athletics Hughie Jennings Mack Philadelphia

Baseball scores from the Eastern Association games

In Holyoke Bridgeport split with Bridgeport winning 8 4 in the second game after a 5 3 opening affair. Pittsfield defeated Springfield 3 1. Hartford blanked New London 5 0. New Haven beat Waterbury 2 0 in the first game and lost 8 4 in the second.

Holyoke Bridgeport Pittsfield Springfield Hartford New London New Haven Waterbury

Local Soccer Scores and Postponements Reported

Columbus defeated Minneapolis 1 0 while Toledo beat Kansas City 2 0. Louisville Milwaukee game postponed due to wet grounds. Indianapolis St Paul match postponed pending.

Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee-Louisville Indianapolis Indianapolis-St. Paul

Big Bill James Struggles as Husky Quaker Hitters Hammer Him

A South End park crowd watched Big Bill James, nicknamed for strength, struggle through nine innings of rough pitching. The Californian’s control faltered repeatedly, while Phil adelphia batters connected for drives to all fields, forcing outfielders into constant motion.

Bill James South End Park James Philadelphia

Cravath’s late homer lifts Phillies over Braves 8 to 3

Phillies win 8 to 3 as Cravath drives a ninth inning homer off Titus after a lengthy game framed by Stallings pitcher management. Paskett Lobert and Cravath lead with multiple hits and key RBI as Boston errors and timely hitting fuel Philadelphia attack. James starts for Braves, Brennan relieves, with Sweeney, Sweeney and Maranville contributing for the Braves.

Philadelphia HH. PO. A Paskett Luderus Lobert O Becker Cravath Knabe Doolan Rene Killifer E Brennan Boston Maranville Myers Lord Lf A Connelly Collins Sweeney Titus Devlin Mann James aRariden bSmith Eee Aii

Connie Mack Offers Whittaker Tryout

Walter Whittaker a former Somerville High and Worcester Academy star pitcher will meet Connie Mack for a tryout. If they agree he may be farmed to Raleigh in the Carolina Association. He has not signed a contract and leaves today to discuss terms.

Walter Whittaker Somerville High Worcester Academy Connie Mack Whittaker Raleigh, N. C Carolina Association Mack

Reds Win Uphill Game From Pirates

Cincinnati made an uphill fight and defeated Pittsburg 7 to 6. Gains came early, as Pittsburg led 3 0 in the first. Cincinnati rallied with two in the second and later two more in the seventh and the eighth to seal the win. Key hits included Almeida and Bates two-base hits, a Miller three-base hit, and Tinker Bescher and Mora on base. Pitching shuffled through Cooper Camnitz Robinson Benton Johnson and Harter. Time of game about 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpires Brennan and Eason.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Tinker Berghammer Dodge Groh Marsans Almeida Harter Bates Bescher Byrne Viox Carey Miller Wagner Wilson Johnson Cooper Robinson Camnitz Benton Pittsburgh Marsons Brennan Eason R. BH. TB PO. A. FE. Devore Eeeere Groh Clark Hoblitzell AB PO Spe Wood E Coleman P Camnitz P bMensor cHyatt

White Sox Break Even With Browns

Two outs when winning run scored. St. Louis built a 2-1 lead before Chicago tied 4-4 in a 11 to 10 bases on balls and errors event. Shotten Pratt two base hits and Chase three base hit highlighted offense. Russell and Hamilton shared pitching duties.

Chicago St. Louis Shotten Pratt Chase Mattick Brief Austin Collins Lord Schalk Hamilton Russell Hildebrand and O'Loughlin Stovall Johnston Weaver Berger AB. R Lf Brief Lavane Agnew C . Baumgardner PO. Rath Reese Bodielf Shaller Ener Weaver Enews Cicotte Cicotte White Williams Lavars Baumgardner O’brien Hildebrand AB H. TB Rath Bodie Lf Eeees Eas Ewe AB PO. A. E Balenti Eee Eens See Ee Lavans Alexander Perret

Boston Interscholastic Rowing Teams Prep for Worcester Race

The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association eight oared crews finished final practice on Charlies River Basin before facing Worcester schoolboys. They did a fast mile and drills on starts. Races start at 2 30 pm with senior eight at 3 pm and second eight soon after. Referee is Thomas R Johnson of Yale. judges Edward Kerns and James Donnelly.

Boston Thomas R. Johnson Yale Edward Kerns James Donnelly

Michigan Defeats Penn on Errors in Ann Arbor

In Ann Arbor Michigan beat Pennsylvania 7 to 2 due to defensive miscues and timely hits. Baker delivered a three-bagger in the third as Michigan piled up four runs on a single hit and errant play, while two first inning errors and a passed ball produced the early two runs. The eighth inning featured two Michigan runs off an error and a sacrifice fly.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Michigan Baker Michiganders

Williams Beats Vermont In Easy 8-3 Victory

Williams defeats the University of Vermont 8 to 3 at Williamstown as Vermont players depart after the sixth inning for a train. Captain Flaherty pitched for Vermont but was hit hard by Williams' batsmen. Williams runners stole with ease on catcher Mayford. Batteries Hodge Lewis Flaherty Mayforth. Umpires Bedford Ennis.

Williamstown Williams University of Vermont Vermonters Flaherty Vermont Mayford Herd Vormore Hodge Lewis Mayforth Bedford Ennis

Star Athletes in Terra Novian Games at Caledonia Grove

Boston area stars Howard Drew national sprint champion Tom Halpin national quarter mile champion Jimmy Power national junior mile champion Joe Silva New England 10 mile champion join Terra Novian Association open handicap track and field meet in West Roxbury. Entries close with Noble S. Ray Dorchester Thursday.

Boston Boston Terra Novian Association Caledonia Grove West Roxbury New England Howard Drew Tom Halpin Jimmy Power Joe Silva Gene Marceau Noble S. Ray Denny Street Dorchester

Scores From Regional Matches On Tuesday

Memphis edged Memphis 2 at home to 0, Chattanooga lost and Mobile won 6 to 1 at Mobile while hosting Birmingham. Montgomery beat Nashville 3 to 1 in Montgomery as rain affected New Orleans Atlanta New Orleans.

Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Atlanta Mobile Birmingham Montgomery Nashville

Amherst Shuts Out Dartmouth In Commencement Game

Amherst defeated Dartmouth 2 to 0 in the annual commencement game here, extending its winning streak to six. Five thousand Amherst fans packed the stands as Robinson held Dartmouth to six hits and one walk. Amherst’s pitcher also contributed two hits and drove in the first run.

Amherst Dartmouth Robinson

Elmer Collins Faces Tough 25 Mile Race At Revere Beach

Elmer Collins from Lynn races tonight at Revere Beach cycle track in a 25 mile motor paced event. Worth L. Mitten and Jimmy Moran of Chelsea oppose him, each seeking to settle old scores from previous races. Mitten relishes a three corner clash to avenge recent defeats by Collins and Moran.

Elmer Collins Lynn Revere Beach Worth L. Mitten Jimmy Moran Chelsea Little Mitten Moran Collins Revere Mitten

Gossip for Motorists Signals Glidden Tour Plans

Frank Wing will probably join the Indiana motorists on their continent crossing starting next Tuesday. Albert W. Woodruff, a top high grade car salesman, takes over Lozier Motor Company of New England as distributor for Lozier in New England. Three Metz cars will run on this year’s Glidden tour, starting July 11 from Minneapolis and ending July 19 at Glazier Mountain Park, Montana, a 1233 mile trek. Hughie Hughes, now a designer, works for Green and Levy of Broken Arrow to design a Tulsa car and may spark a Tulsa factory venture in Oklahoma City.

Frank Wing Indiana Wing Albert W. Woodruff Lozier Motor Company New England Commonwealth Avenue Beacon Street Tulsa Okla Hughes Indianapolis

Providence beats Toronto 8 to 0 in Providence game

Providence blanked Toronto 8 to 0 at home. Jersey City edged Rochester 8 seven in 11 innings in Jersey City. Newark hosted Montreal with Newark 3 Montreal 2. Baltimore, Buffalo game postponed due to wet grounds.

Providence Toronto Jersey City Rochester Newark Montreal Baltimore

Connors Knocks Down Simpson in Six Round Scranton Bout

Tommy Connors of Scranton impressively floors Battling Simpson of Pittsburgh with a knockdown in rounds two and five, though Simpson dominates all six rounds to win on points in the six round match held in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on June 23.

Scranton Penn Tommy Connors Battling Simpson Pittsburg Simpson Connors

Referee halts Jeannette Clark bout. declared a fake

In Memphis on June 23 referee Haack stopped the Joe Jeannette versus Jeff Clark fight in the eighth round at the Phoenix A. C. declaring the contest a fake. The scheduled eight rounds were not completed.

Memphis Tenn Haack Joe Jeannette Jeff Clark Phoenix A. C

Rivalry Flares as Moran Chases Double Win at Camp

Moran and Colling renew their natural rivalry with eager anticipation for a hopeful double victory at camp. Moran, 78, awaits the gun as last week’s hour race fed the tension between the two athletes.

Moran Colling

Jimmy Duffy Has Better Of Britton In Buffalo Fight

Jimmy Duffy of Buffalo outboxed Jack Britton of Chicago over 10 rounds in Buffalo on June 23. Duffy controlled each round, suffered no damage, while Britton took more punishment as the local favorite remained on his feet and fought fast until the 10th.

Buffalo N. Y Jack Britton Chicago Jimmy Duffy Duffy Britton

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Braves McLoughlin- Parrett PMS Plate Filene Herman U. S. Army Dodgers Eastern Association American Association Big Bill James Husky Quaker BY Sam P. Carrick Puskett Bill Sweeney Briscoe Lord Whaling Paskert Becker Dode Mith Philadpethia Wlobert Rigler Byron REDS Pirates White Sox Browns Hallett Partenheimer Williamson Washburn Strahan Cook Kimball DeCastro Sullivan Pop” Warner Amherst Dartmouth Twitch'll Strahan c Haliett Williamson Washburn Reed and Foley Manning Green International League ROXFC Roxford Roxford Knitting Company Brockton Beverly Hyde Park Worcester McKenzie Kennedy’s the Hawley Streets
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