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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

Page

11

Optimism and a strong finish linger for Braves and runners

Red Doom and George Stallings express stubborn optimism about the Braves amid slow winning. Hannes Kolehmainen wins the New York modified Marathon in 1 09 1 5, withW Hammes Henigan and Clif Horne among New England entrants. College track highlights include Cornell over Michigan and Tech and Holy Cross in notable duals.

Cornell Michigan Yumbia Navy Williams Wesleyan Tech Holy Cross Dartmouth New England

Letters on Langford Read Poeh er and Kolehmainen in BA A games

Letters discuss Sam Langford Jack Read and Paul Poeh er and confirm Hannes Kolehmainen quit the distance event. Kramer won the race with Harry Smith second and fans question New England amateur championships dates and Tech Field venue. Also includes training guidance for sprint work and a baseball scoring scenario with a runner on third and two out.

Sam Langford Jack Read Paul Poeher Hannes Kolehmainen Kolehmainen Kramer Harry Smith Walter Johnson New England Tech Field

Swedish long distance plugger joins leading runners

The piece praises a Swedish event as no fluke and lauds a top long distance pluggers. It urges support for the Lou Criger fund and notes John Morrill seeks fans to help a famed backstop via Wright & Ditson. It also covers the New York Evening Mail Marathon drawing nearly 2000 athletes and quotes Clif Horne on the diverse field and a humorous runner who finished 558th last year.

Lou Criger John Morrill Wright & Ditson’s New York Evening Mail Clif Horne Clif

Cheney Stifles Cardinals as Chicago Wins 6 to 1

Chicago topped St. Louis 6 to 1 as Cheney held the Cardinals to three scattered hits. Chicago batted both Hageman and Niehaus at opportune moments, and Dressan scored in the ninth on Zimmerman's error, a single, a passed ball, and a sacrifice fly.

Chicago Cheney St. Louis Hageman Niehauss Dressan Zimmerman Ab.r Williams Teseee Ccccveses Sesceess Ab.r.bh.tb O.A E ' Huggins Dressen Beck Butler Wilson Miller Magee Ese Reeseees Cruise Wiseo Ccs Seee Onions Moble Sweeney Saier Bresnahan Quigley Eason

Baseball Scores From League Matchups Across Cities

In Kansas City the first game ended Kansas City 7 Cleveland 2 while the second saw Cleveland 4 Kansas City 3. At Minneapolis Louisville won 8 to 2. Milwaukee hosted Columbus 7 to 4. St Paul hosted Indianapolis with St Paul leading 5 to ?

Kansas City Cleveland Minneapolis

Southern Association Scores From Memphis Nashville and Mobile

Southern Association results list Memphis beating Chattanooga 6 to 4 at Memphis. Nashville defeated Atlanta 4 to 2 at Nashville. New Orleans outlasted Mobile 1 to 0 in 10 innings at New Orleans. Montgomery won 6 to 5 over Birmingham at Montgomery.

Memphis Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta New Orleans Mobile Montgomery Birmingham

Second Tryout Success for Resolute in Bristol Test

The America's Cup defence candidate Resolute completed a second trial in Bristol under designer Nat G Herreshoff without incident. Officials called the results highly satisfactory.

Bristol, R. L Resolute Nat G. Herreshoff

Resolute Defends Cup as She Tests in Bristol Harbor

The Resolute shows speed in light airs as a repaired aluminum halyard setup works well. She sails from Bristol harbor to Narragansett bay amid crowds. spectators arrive by car trolley and train to glimpse the latest cup defense candidate with Mrs. Emmons Adams and Mrs. Tod aboard alongside Herreshoff and owners' representatives.

Bristol Harbor Narragansett Bay Herreshoff Robert W. Emmons C. F. Adams Robert E. Tod

Defiance Sloop Launch Thrown by Christening Dilemma

In Quandary Bath Maine May 3 designer George Owen and the Defiance builders face a christening choice for the sloop Defiance to be launched May 11. A bow first launch from skids demands minimal crew aboard and a sponsor Miss Frances Clark of Philadelphia may or may not break wine bottle on bow or stern. Governor Haines and New York Yacht Club delegates are to attend the launching with Clark’s father E Walter Clark and syndicate member George M Pynchon observing.

Bath George Owen Defiance Frances Clark Philadelphia Haines New York Yacht Club Miss Clark E. Walter Clark Clark George M. Pynchon New York Selah Howell

Yale Crews Plan Fourth Mile Test Tomorrow

In New Haven on May 3 Yale varsity and second eight are ordered to race another four mile run tomorrow afternoon. Yale prepared for two eights at the American Henley in Philadelphia next week. Billy Crocker, who stroked last year, has been dropped for light weight and is training to return next year. Harvard declined to drop the two mile varsity four to allow a second eight race, causing disappointment at Yale.

New Haven Yale Philadelphia Schuylkill Billy Crocker Harvard

Orioles 8 Athletics 7 in wild finish

Baltimore Internationals defeated the Philadelphia Americans 8 to 7 in a chaotic finish sparked by a wild Sturgis throw. Davidson, Jerman, Morrette and Egan led Baltimore’s battery while Boardman Houck and Sturgis worked for Philadelphia.

Baltimored Baltimore Internationals Philadelphia Americans Sturgis R.ale Baltimore Phila Davidson Jerman Morrette Egan Boardman Houck

Pirates Loom Up as Contenders In Early Season Race

The Pirates surge to the front as strong finishers while the Giants face a tough chase. Clarke tones up pitching and veterans like Wagner Kenetchy Mitchell and Gibson help steady the club. McGraw’s integrity and influence in baseball are praised as pivotal to keeping players from the Federal league.

Pirates Giants Pittsburg Clarke Wagner Kenetchy Mitchell Gibson Cubs New York McGraw Comiskey Orioles Ban Johnson Baltimore American League Federal League Hammer and Tongs National Lobert Philadelphia Mac

Ford Wins Own Game in Indianapolis

Buffalo scored the only run in the sixth when Ford walked stole second and scored on a misplayed ball. Pitcher Ford earned the win while Blair backed him for Buffalo as Indianapolis failed to score.

Indianapolis Buffalo Ford Uaporte R.H.E. Buffalo Cceeeess Covidoshoo Blair Falkenberg Kaiserling Rariden

Chicago Wins 10-8 Over Pittsburg in Batting Burst

Chicago hitters collected 14 hits and 28 bases to defeat Pittsburg 10 to 8 in Chicago. Pitchers Camnitz and Adams were tagged for the runs as Hendrix and Wilson shared catching duties.

Chicago Camnitz Adams Pittsburg R.H.R Hendrix Wilson Roberts

Orioles Rally Tops KC In Nine Inning Win

Baltimore built an early lead thanks to Packard wildness in the first three frames and held on for a 5 to 4 victory over Kansas City. Sugegs and Jacklitsch teamed for Baltimore while Packard and Easterly pitched for Kansas City.

Kansas City Packard Baltimore R.H.E Sugegs Jacklitsch

Chattanooga Signs Lee

R. E. Lee, star hitter of the army baseball team, was signed by the Chattanooga club. Lee failed in mathematics at West Point last quarter and was ineligible to play college ball.

Chattanooga Tenn R. E. Lee Army Lee West Point

Treadway Chosen Freshman Track Captain at Yale

H I Treadway of Stockbridge Mass has been elected captain of the freshman track team following his feature sprinting at Yale's spring meet on Saturday.

New Haven

Scores From Regional Baseball Split at Rocky Point and Newark

At Rocky Point R I Montreal 20 Providence 11. At Jersey City Rochester 5 Jersey City 2. At Newark first game Buffalo 3 Newark 2 second game Newark 8 Buffalo 9.

Rocky Point R. I Montreal Providence Jersey City Rochester Newark Buffalo

Eastern Association Scoreboard Snippet

In Bridgeport and Waterbury games the Eastern Association results show Bridgeport New Britain 4 to nea and Waterbury Pittsfield 4 to 1, with Waterbury leading 1.

Bridgeport New Britain Nea Waterbury Pittsfield

Baseball matchups across leagues and cities listed

The schedule lists AMERICAN LEAGUE games Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland NATIONAL LEAGUE games Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Chicago Brooklyn at New York Pittsburg at Cincinnati FEDERAL LEAGUE games Buffalo at Chicago Pittsburg at Kansas City Baltimore at St. Louis Brooklyn at Indianapolis NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE games Portland at Lawrence Lewiston at Lowell Haverhill at Worcester Fitchburg at Lynn

Federal Buppalo Indianapolis Chicago Seneseseeeeraesess Pittsburg Baltimore Kansas City Erwes B.C el Philadelpha Brooklyn New York Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland BSS Arene P.O Lynn Testes Lawrence Ee Tewiston Pitchburg Haverhill Lowell Portland National League Buffalo New England Leagade Lawrence Lewiston Worcester Fitchburg Lynn

Tigers Narrow Win in Scrambled Cleveland Tilt 9 to 5

Detroit capitalized on sloppy defense and Cleveland pitching woes to defeat the Indians 9 to 5. Strong hitting, including Moriarty and Jackson with three hits apiece and Cobb homering, highlighted the game as multiple pitchers shared duties for both teams.

Cleveland, CO Detroit James Cleveland Mains Reynolds Dubue Collamore Tite Blanding Bush Turner Jackson Moriarty Graney Cobb Kavanaugh Johnston Olsen Ains Dauss Blending Olson Lajoie O' Loughlin Hildebrand

Duryea’s Durbar Wins Prix Noailles at Longchamp

Herman B. Duryea of New York piloted Durbar to victory in the Prix Noailles at Longchamp, a $6000 stake. At the same Paris meeting Eugene Fischhof’s Garden Vous captured the Prix Auteuil, a $1200 handicap.

Paris Herman B. Duryea New York Longchamps Eugene Fischhof

Capablanca Leads After Eighth Round in St Petersburg Chess

May 3 report from St Petersburg shows Capablanca gaining the lead in the international tournament after round eight with Capablanca 5, Alekhine 4 1/2, Tarrasch 4, Lasker 4, Bernstein 4, Marshall 3 1/2, and games Bernstein Lasker, Bamberger? unclear. Tarrasch drew with Capablanca while Gunsberg drew Marshall. Janowski Rubinstein adjourned.

ST. Petersburg Bernstein Blackburne Lasker Niemzowitgsch Tarrasch Capablanca Gunsberg Marshall Janowski

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