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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1911

Page

10

Rain Prevents an Awful Slaughter

Redlands and Boston Red Sox teams played a rain halted exhibition in Redlands, Bill Mahoney led with a homer and a triple, Lewis Wagner and Gardner added hits as Boston led 7 to 1 before rain stopped play in the sixth. Frank Smith pitched well for Boston, while an error produced the sole Red Sox run. Tomorrow’s game vs Riverside and Thursday’s LA series begin as the team continues its tour toward home.

Redlands Cal Joe Wood Boston Red Sox Patsey Donovan Yannigans Speaker Wagner Wood Mahoney Lewis Gardner Bradley Hugh Donovan Smith Canterbury Leland Stanford University Riverside Los Angeles

Sharkey to Meet Sandele on Columbia Mat Tonight

Manager Farren announces heavyweight clash as Jack Sharkey faces Greek contender George Sandele on the Columbia mat tonight. Sharkey returns from Alaska after beating top rivals and aims for the championship, while Sandele vows a relentless bid to win.

Farren Columbia Jack Sharkey George Sandele Sharkey Alaska West Sandele Perelli Pardello

Heps Rout Augusta in Batting Practice Showdown

The Heps defeated Augusta 19 to 0 at Warren Park scoring 19 runs on 21 safe hits. Doc Miller led with a single double and triple while Bill Sweeney added three singles and a triple. The Heps’ defense was sharp despite minor-fielding errors as Burke and Tyler shut down Augusta after a strong start, turning the game into a sweeping batting practice.

Augusta Heps Warren Park Doc Miller Bill Sweeney Josh Clarke Pittsburg Piaz Wilson Wilbur Goode Buck Herzog Ingerton Tenney Bill Burke George Tyler Burke Tyler Lowell McGraw Herzog Brown Boston Sweeney Rariden Raridén Boston Cit BE. Clarke Seer AB Butler Miller Mvechey Fees Penney Feifer C . Ae OY Graham Sy Tyler Augusta al R Boi TB A E. Carter AieGrew Pinz Mider Pitts McCarthy Landcraft McGrew R. Miller Abe Miller Clarke Goode Pfeffer Neal Reis Melarland McFarland Davner

Attell Won’t Fight Coulon Over Bantam Title

Abe Attell refuses to fight at 116 pounds and will not drop to that limit. Manager Tortorich says talks with Johnny Coulon are practically abandoned. Conlon refuses to concede another pound as Attell insists on 118 pounds ringside.

Attell

Washington Will Be Ready For the Opener

Ban Johnson confirms by telegram that Washington will rebuild the burned grandstand in time for the season opener. The earliest schedule remains a Boston Red Sox at Washington game on the Washington grounds.

Washington American League Ban Johnson Boston Red Sox

Hits by Carrigan and Hunt Win Out

The Boston Red Sox defeated the Sacramento Coast Leaguers 6 to 4 in Sacramento. Hunt hit a first inning home run and Carrigan lined a decisive left field liner with two on. Arellanes started for Boston, then Hunt steadied the relief effort. G ame details include two-base hits by Riggert and Lallonge and Busick stealing second.

Sacramento Cal Hunt Carrigan Red Sox Yannigans Arellanes Ben Hunt Boston Shinn van Buren Busick Engle Riggert Myers Perry Ferrell Pond Lerchen Lallonge Fanning Jerrell Thomas Nannemaker Nunnemaker O’rourke Danzig Fitzgerald Pacramento Hollis Nebinger Bustek Busiek Arundel

Laconia High School to Field Notable NH Baseball Team

Spring brings baseball guides and a strong Laconia High School team plan. Students 6 cents weekly fund the season with help from alumni. Schedule includes Concord High, Proctor Academy, New Hampton, Holderness, Farmington, and Franklin games across April to June.

Laconia N. H Laconia High School New Hampshire Cc. C. Hubbard Concord High Proctor Academy New Hampton Holderness School Farmington High Farmington Franklin High Andover Franklin Holderness

English High Jumper Wins Third at School Regimental Meet

Campbell of English High claimed third prize in the senior running high jump at the school regimental meet held Saturday at English High. Washburn of Boston Latin, and Smith and Salloway of Commerce also competed.

English High Campbell Washburn Boston Latin Smith and Salloway Commerce

Yale Baseball Squad Is Out

Yale's baseball squad began outdoor work marking the first day of spring. Coach Billy Lush faced weather delays previously but today Yale Field conditions allowed infield drills and batting practice. Captain Corey is away a week on a Detroit trip. Dick Merritt acts as captain.

New Haven Yale Billy Lush Corey Detroit Dick Merritt

Miller's Gamecock Rye Ad Promises Quality Whiskey

A vintage ad urges customers to request Miller's Gamecock Rye by name to ensure genuine flavor aged to perfection. It offers a quart for 1 and Miller Special for 1.50, inviting readers to share with friends and arrange home delivery if their local shop lacks it.

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