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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1911

Page

10

Regulars trample Yannigans 5 1 as Tyler and Curtis shine

Augusta Ga March 17 Pitchers George Tyler and Cliff Curtis star for the Regulars beating the Yannigans 5 to 1. Curtis allowed two safeties in four innings while Tyler gave up four. Doc Miller led the Regulars with power and strategic hits.

Augusta George Tyler Cliff Curtis Hep Yannigans Curtis Yans Tyler Tenney Mattern Burke Flaherty McTighe Brown Fred Evans Parsons Perdue Graveson, Co Mattern and Frock Josh Clarke Left Garden Goode Collins Ingerton Josh

Red Sox Regulars Falter in California Exhibition

Boston’s regulars delivered a poor showing in a 4 to 2 defeat at Vernon. weak hitting and balky fielding sparked criticism as a costly fifth inning error and a forced walk loaded the bases. Mahoney subbed for Speaker, Janvrin struggled at third, and Boston faced poor base running and decision making amid an unfocused display.

Los Angeles Red Sox Vernon Boston Donovan California White Sox Speaker Mahoney Janvrin Purtell Providence Bedient Collins Larry Gardner Larry Brasher Lewis Carlisle Wagner Sox Coy Gardner Hosp Hogan

Boston Victorias Open Canadian Tour in Sherbrooke

The Boston Victoria hockey team travels to Sherbrooke for the first cross border clash in Maple Leaf country. Captain Slikton Davenport Fritz Marston lead the forwards with Heron Rocque and Bray in goal as the squad sails on the Montreal express to practice on the natural ice rink and meet Sherbrooke hosts. They depart Sherbrooke Sunday night at 9 20.

Victoria Boston Sherbrooke Maple Leaf Slikton Davenport Fritz Marston Heron Rocque Point Bray Montreal Express

Fire destroys Senators Park in Washington

Fire wiped out the grandstand and bleachers of the American League ball park in Washington damaging Freedman’s Hospital and threatening a large lumber yard. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. No lives lost. President Thomas G. Noyes called a directors meeting to plan next steps and possible game moves to Boston or New York.

Washington Freedman’s Hospital District of Columbia Thomas G. Noyes Washington Ball Club Boston New York Baseball

Harvard Gies Cups to Elis for Sportsmanship

Harvard track managers sent sterling silver loving cups to Yale freshman relay members after Yale refused to accept a judges decision awarding them the race at the B A A meets in Mechanics Hall on February 11. O'Brien anchored Harvard but was not tagged. Yale argued the result remained unchanged.

Yale Harvard Crimson Mechanics’ Hall O’brien

German Wrestler Henry Bahn Improves After Injury

Chicago March 17 Henry Bahn nicknamed Samson, a German wrestler who wrestled with Frank Gotch, showed rapid improvement after serious head injury last night. Attending physicians said he is likely to recover though initial fears about skull damage persisted.

Chicago Henry Bahn Samson Frank Gotch

Yannigans Beat Seals In Frisco Exhibition

The Red Sox Yannigans under Bill Carrigan defeated the San Francisco Seals 10 to 4 in Frisco. Boston fans, already gloomy about the Pacific Coast league prospects, left disappointed as Carrigan’s Colts did not impress despite the victory.

San Francisco Red Sox Yannigans Bill Carrigan San Francisco Seals Boston Rooters Carrigan Colts

Boston and San Francisco Batters Battle In High Scoring Tilt

The game featured erratic fielding and varied pitching as Arellanes O'Brien and Busick worked for the Colts while Yerkes led Boston with four hits in five chances. San Francisco exploited errors and timely hitting, with Schmuck, Myers and Vitt driving in runs and Miller struggling on the mound as the Seals surged late.

Anita Duffey Talks Boxing at New England Championships

The New England boxing championships at Mechanics Building draw a record amateur entry as 80 contenders compete for local titles. The event runs alongside schoolboy and high school meets, with stars like Nat Young and bitter rivals E. H. S. and B. L. S. expected to clash.

Mechanics Building Simon Irvington Armory Nat Young

Boston and San Francisco Pitchers Clash in Strenuous Baseball Nine

Suter went 8 innings allowing 2 hits and 1 run while Arellanes Miller and O'Brien worked 3 innings each to give up several runs. Riggert belted a home run, Lewis Tennant and Myers added two bases, Weaver Myers O'Brien produced sacrifice hits, and Weaver Tennant turned a double play. Time-ih. 55m. Umpire Hildebrand.

Stew Collins Goode Herzog Miller Ingerton Sweeney Tenney Graham Curtis Bees Nae Lad Yannigans AB R BH. TB. PO. A. E Clarke Keefe Vu Brown Evans P Oe Yannigans Callahan Young Brown Tyler Inney al Mattern Boston San Francisco Suter Arellanes O'Brien Riggert Lewis Tennant Myers Weaver O’brien Fielder Busick Hildebrand

Montreal A A vs Boston H C Tonight

Montreal A A faces Boston Hockey Club at the Boston Arena in a key amateur showdown. Countess Grey and daughters attend as guests, spurring Montreal to display its best. The Boston club seeks to end its season with a strong finish.

Montreal Boston Montreal A. A Canada Boston Hockey Club Boston Arena Countess Grey

Lightweight prize hopeful earns runner-up status

The note indicates Mr. Welsh sank to runner-up for the lightweight guerdon with sufficient aplomb and grace to say kind words for the referee, reflecting sportsmanship and a formal display of respect.

Welsh Guerdon

Harold Janvrin status with Red Sox in California

The letter claims Harold Janvrin has signed to play the full season with the local team and cannot be traded without consent. It notes his Coast performances suggest a strong impression and potential to become a regular roster member if he holds a spot next season.

Jack Curley Hackenschmidt Hack Gotch Curley Freddie Cameron Cameron Shrubb Holmer Harold Janvrin Red Sox California Jangrin Janvrin W. H Weymouth Fred Calmeron Ashland Boston Annette Kellermann Australia J. C Unicorn Club

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