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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1915

Page

15

Braves Get a Rainy Day Lecture on Pitching Delays

New York May 4 report confirms no Braves Dodgers game due to rain. Umpire Bill Klem criticizes slow pitching and excessive pauses delaying play. If rain returns the champs may move early to Boston. otherwise they face Brooklyn and a possible series end.

New York Ball Park Braves Dodgers Brooklyn Bill Klem Klein Champs Boston

Braves Hold Daily Meeting Despite Postponement at Breslin

Braves manager George Tweedy Stallings convened the daily session at The Breslin amid a rain postponed schedule. Pitcher Dick Rudolph took blame for a recent loss citing poor judgment on batters and a balky defense while Eddie Fitzpatrick nurses a damaged throwing thumb.

Champs Ebbet’s Park Dodger Braves G. Tweedy Stallings George Tweedy Dodgers Dick Rudolph Richard Rudolph Eddie Fitzpatrick Fitz Baseball Breslin

Pirates Beat Cardinals in Rain Sat for 4-3 Victory

Rain halted the game twice as Pittsburgh beat St Louis 4 to 3 in eight innings. Key hits include Costello Schang Harmon Johnston Long and Wilson with two-base and three-base hits. Perdue and Harmon each walked five or more while Harmon allowed eight baserunners. Time 2h 15m.

Pittabure Vaiss Caise Cas Costello Schang Harmon Johnston Long Wilson St. Louis Pittsburg Hinchman Wagner Viox Perdue Wareeh Rigler Hart Penn Carey EK. Johnston Baird Serene Costello Tere AB Huggins Dolan Miller Earee Wilson Ee ' Beck Ve Butler Ae Snyder C . Eee Pere

Tufts Defeats Holy Cross 7 to 2 at Fitton Field

Tufts College led by strong hitting beat Holy Cross 7 to 2 on Fitton Field. Captain Lee was ejected in the third after disputing a call, prompting a field walkout and a delay as umpire decisions sparked arguments in the final innings.

Worcester Tufts College Holy Cross Fitton Field Tufts Conway Lee

Medford Collegians Beat Tufts In Wild Inning Showdown

In the first inning Stafford walked and scored on a misplay after McCarthy threw wild to centre. A fourth inning RBI came on a double by Armstrong and a triple by R Carroll. Tufts rallies with two runs in the seventh and final scores in the eighth on a hit batter a double and an error. Holy Cross placed runs in the third and ninth. Final: Holy Cross 2 Tufts 7. Key highlights include R Carroll two three base hits Armstrong and Norton doubles Whittaker and Armstrong scoring multiple runners. Attendance 600.

Stafford Wescott McCarthy Norton Armstrong R. Carroll Holy Cross Medford Collegians Whittaker Tufts Red Carroll Westcott Griffin Anderson Leland Volk MecCarthy Long H. Carroll Conway

Bowdoin Defeats Bates 6 2 In Maine Championship Opener

Bowdoin wins 6 to 2 over Bates in the first game of the Maine championship series. Errors by Swift and Davidson and Davidson’s wildness helped Bowdoin. Fraser pitched well. McElwee starred for Bowdoin with several plays.

Baltimore McConnell Chicago Quinn Wilson R. H. B. Baltimore Owens Fischer Lewiston Swift Davidson Bowdoin Bates Maine Fraser McElwee

Baseball leagues seek multi age teams across clubs

A list of clubs and managers seeks 16 to 18 year age group teams for various baseball clubs including Berkshire Juniors Pinehursts Maple A C and others. Contact names and addresses are provided for each club to organize semi pro and student teams in the Cambridge Melrose Somerville Chelsea and Everett areas.

Berkshire James Coughlin Marney Street Cambridge Tigers Milton Ripley Cumner Avenue Melrose Pinehursts Frank Lyons Berkshire Street Maple A. C Harry Clayman Summer Street Chelsea Pinehill James Daily Houghton Street Somerville Hubbard Club G. L. Crewdon Cunningham Street Dorchester Adams A. C G, H Monte Everett Street Allston Senators Thomas Delaney Chelsea Street East Boston Judean WB. J. Hoffman Seneca A. C Frank Florentino Everett

Baseball Schedules Across Leagues Feature Key Matchups

In the American League, Washington visits Boston, Philadelphia travels to New York, Chicago plays Cleveland, and Detroit meets St. Louis. The National League slate has Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, and St. Louis at Pittsburg. New England League games include Lowell at Fitchburg, Manchester at Worcester, Lynn at Portland, and Lawrence at Lewiston.

H. B Attee P.O New York Washington Detroit Chicago Arene LOUIS Boston Cleveland Ee Chico Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis H. BE. Attl Ce Pittsburg Cincinnati Brooklyn New England Lowell Fitchburg Manchester Worcester Lynn Portland Lawrence Lewiston

Federal League Weekend Matchups Across Cities

In the Federal League schedule, Chicago plays Baltimore, Pittsburg faces Newark, St. Louis meets Brooklyn, and Kansas City competes with Buffalo, outlining a slate of key city matchups.

Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Buffalo Pittsburg Newark St. Louis Brooklyn P.C Chicago Enews See Wee

Portland Defeats Lawrence 4-2 On Burns Tie Breaker

Burns belted a seventh inning homer with one on to lift Portland past Lawrence 4-2. Portland built a lead after the first, Lawrence could not solve starter More early, Lonergan made several standout plays. Dowell and Burns homered for Portland, Clemens Merrill O’Connell among the scorers.

Lawrence Burns Portland Lonergan A.E Clemens Sid O’connell Conley Sweatt Luyster Dowell Warner Merrill Mahoney Ssa Brickley Osterg Long Flaherty Hayden Harris More

Teams finish tied in 10th as run scores in odd inning

In the 10th inning Manchester plated a run after two-out. Torphy doubled and Reed stole bases including third. W Smith and Reed had two-base hits along with Torphy and Duggan producing three-base hits. Turner's pit 38 walks, Smith struck out four, Turner five, mangus hit by pitch, and a wild pitch occurred.

Fletcher Manchester Torphy W. Smith Reed Duggan Campbell Gaston Kilhullen Hickman Turner Spires Smith Mangus Keeler Clauser

Paddy Green Debuts in Lowell Win Over Worcester 9 4

Paddy Green, ex Eastern Association pitcher, made his New England league debut for Lowell in a 9 to 4 victory over Worcester. He held Worcester to one run through seven innings before easing up in the eighth. Lowell's timely hitting supported the strong start with multiple players credited for runs and two-base hits.

Lowell Paddy Green Worcester Green

Lewiston Beats Lynn 8-4 In Ninth Inning Thriller

Lewiston wins 8 to 4 at Lynn after tying at 4 in the ninth. McCarthy singles Dedrick wild throw moves runners, Phoenix pinch hits a sacrifice fly to cap the rally. Estes McCarthy Schwartz Porter Williams star, Aubrey umpire, time 2h32m.

Lynn Lewiston McCarthy Dedrick Phoenix White Cunningham Estes Schwartz Porter Williams Deneval Carey Senno Robinson Lymnp Aubrey Haight Lewis C’ngham P. Schwartz P. Dedrick aWilliams Beaudoin Iar

Country Day Grabs 3-2 Win Over Volkmann in Close Game

The Country Day School of Newton edged Volkmann 3 to 2 as both teams scored in one inning. Country Day tallied in the sixth after Volkmann led in the fifth on a sequence featuring Stearns and Wales. Attendance was 00 with Pillsbury and Newton handling the pitching duties.

Country Day School of Newton Volkmann Stearns Wales Country Day School C.morss C.f Pillsbury Keek Parker R.f Bates Hallowell Thorndike Stone Astinwall Davidson Baldwin Proctor Anthony O’connor

South Boston Defeats Hyde Park 8 to 5 In Reser vation

South Boston High beat Hyde Park 8 to 5 yesterday afternoon at the Stony Brook Reservation. Fox and Donegan starred in the peninsular battery with Donegan’s three bagger in the ninth and Fox’s homer in the fourth. The scoreline shows South Boston 000140080 eight runs on 10 hits while Hyde Park had 571 with five runs.

South Boston Hyde Park Stony Brook Reservation Fox Donegan R. H. B. Nouth Boston Lawence Wichenbaugh Woodworth

Song of the Submarine promo for Sunday Post

A teaser for the next Sunday Post promises a poem and picture that will thrill readers with a submarine theme and vivid imagery.

Next Sunday Post

Harvard Defeats Colby 5-1 In Slow Soldier Field Game

Harvard beat Colby 5 to 1 on Soldiers Field. The pace was slow with the visiting pitcher James hitting four batters, including Nash twice. Harvard had four safe hits, two extra bases by Mahan and Gannett, and three singles.

Harvard Colby Soldiers Field James Nash Harvard Wallops Mahan Gannett

Harvard Triumphs Over Opponents With Late Rally

Whitney struck out five for Harvard in a strong pitching showing. Beal debuted at third with limited action and no hits. Hardwick made a sensational running catch on LaFleur’s drive. Harvard scored three in the third and added on in the fourth as Gannett, Hardwick, and Mahan delivered. Reed-Abbot-Nash turned a double play in the third inning.

Whitney Harvard Judd Beal Hardwick LaFleur Colby Campbell Kelley Deasy Gannett Mahan Fraser Waterman Beal James Abbot Reed Reed-Abbot-Nash Simpson A.E Apbot F. Reed Nash LaFleu Smith Brickley Duffy Bliss Collegee Ee Balk Whitney James

Tufts Second Nine Beats Harvard 7 1

Tufts second baseball team defeated Harvard's second string 7 to 1 at Soldiers Field. Rockwell pitched well for Tufts, limiting Harvard to six scattered hits while Tufts produced ten hits. Harvard pitcher MacDonald was hit consistently, and Harvard's infield miscues aided Tufts.

Tufts Harvard Soldiers Field Rockwell MacDonald R.H.E. Tufts Porter Swanson Appleton

Southern Association Scores Seen in Compact Night

Atlanta beat Birmingham 4 to 1 while Memphis topped Little Rock 4 to 2. Mobile and New Orleans were level 8 to 8 when darkness halted play in the ninth. Chattanooga defeated Nashville 9 to 7.

Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Little Rock Mobile New Orleans Chattanooga Nashville

Back Bay Plans New Amateur Boxing Tourney and College Sports Preview

The Back Bay Athletic Association aims to stage another amateur boxing tourney open to members and clubs. Dartmouth and Pennsylvania prep for a major dual meet at Hanover, shaping up as a test for championship prospects ahead of Franklin Field. Penn’s crew and track teams clash with Cornell’s power in a season poised for strong field events and sprint battles.

Simon Pures Back Bay Dartmouth Pennsylvania Hanover Franklin Field Cornell George Orton Quakers Poughkeepsie Schuylkill Harvard Yale Princeton Syracuse Annapolis

White and Welsh set for longer marathon bout as NL race heats up

Nate Lewis vows to push Freddie Welsh back into the ring with Charlie White after two 10 round encounters. White believes he can beat Welsh on the longer route and the match is sought to be staged with Harry Pollock pushing for the bout. Speed Rush adds coaching staff to Princeton football as spring practice starts and Tiger candidates flood in.

Nate Lewis Charlie White Freddie Welsh Welsh White Harry Pollock Speed Rush J. L. Cooney Andrews, Brassiers Shank Tiger Tigers Princeton

Answers on racing records and sports trivia from old queries

The passage lists Kelliher and Mike Ryan’s six Boston Marathon attempts from 1907 to 1912 with placements and a course record. It also asks multiple sports questions including who was younger when winning the heavyweight title, Nunamaker catching Wood, umpire decisions, Sherwood Magee’s age, and rules about fair catches and stolen bases.

Kelliher South Boston Mike Ryan Corbett Jeffries Jeff Nunamaker Wood Red Sox Cady Sherwood Magee Magee

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