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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1913

Page

12

Rube Waddell Stricken by Blood Poisoning

Minneapolis May 7 Rube Waddell the veteran ball player who quit pro baseball recently is suffering from blood poisoning. He received two minor knee bruises while with the Minneapolis team Friday. The knee stiffened Monday and he went to bed yesterday. A physician today said he is in a serious condition.

Minneapolis Rube Waddell Waddell

Chance begins Western trip with New York victory over Detroit

New York beats Detroit 6 to 0 as Keating allows two hits. Cobb suffers a severe headache affecting sight and exits after two strikeouts. Mullin fans eight over seven innings, with Daniels Hartzell Bush stealing bases and two misplays at third base.

Detroit Frank Chance New York Keating Cobb Mullin Midkiff Walter Daniels Hartzell Bush Derrick Chase Zamloch Dineen and Hart TR. PO Cree Ewer Sweeney Settee Derrick, SR R. BH. TB O Vitt Crawford Rf Ste Stanage Gibson Ion Patheseas Svceel la Denek Re

Cubs Stop Dodgers in Sensational Game

Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a sensational contest as both teams paired strong defense with key plays. Cutshaw and Bridwell stood out for Chicago with crucial outs and a standout stop by Bridwell. Bresnahan homered, Stengel and Mitchell added two-base hits, and a large Cubs defensive effort preserved the win.

CUBS Dodgers Brooklyn Chicago Cutshaw Bridwell Archer Daubert Allen Smith Bresnahan Dahlen aRan Erwin Callahan Stack Rickrg Mitchell Stengel Phelan Evers Toney Allen S&s O’day Emslie Schulte Eree Eevee Ty A Moran Hummel Rf Serene Lot Wheat Obee Fisher Miller E Sete aKirkpatrick Eeeee bCallahan

Matty Is Rescuer Giants Beat Reds

New York defeated Cincinnati 6 to 4. Mathewson held the Reds after the third inning, while Packard steadied the game. Shafer's stellar defense and Merkle Burns and Doyle two base hits fueled the Giants, with Ames wild early and Benton laboring for Cincinnati.

Matty Giants REDS New York Cincinnatis Benton Packard Ames Mathewson Cincinnati Shafer Maeinnati Merkle Burns Doyle Becker Herzog Maarsans Egan Tinker Egaw Hoblitzer Brennan Mason AB H. TB. PO. A. E Snodgrass Core Sees McCormick Devore Seeee Eres Meyers C Eevee Hoblitzel Marsans Grant Clarke Ee Weew Kling Ee

Eastern Association Scores and Results Card

In Holyoke Holyoke defeats Bridgeport 7 to 3. Springfield edges Hartford 6 to 5. Pittsfield prevails over New London 4 to 3. Waterbury tops New Haven 13 to 5.

Holyoke Bridgeport Springfield Hartford Pittsfield New London Waterbury New Haven

Braves Win 12-Inning Battle Behind Tyler Pitching

George Tyler outdueled Marty O'Toole in a 12 inning contest won by Boston 2 to 1. Wind favored pitching as both teams hit hard but errors and wind kept runs scarce in a first class game at the South End grounds.

Wagner Braves South End Tyler Kirke Booe Boston George Tyler Marty O'Toole McGraw New York George Pirates Whp Pittsburg Pirates Marty O’toole South Framingham Marty O’toole Miller Sweeney Devlin Wilson Butler Whaling Maranville Myers Connelly Carey

Schoolboy Rowing Meeting Set In Boston Tuesday

A meeting of the Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association is scheduled for Tuesday evening May 13 at the Boston Athletic Association clubhouse on Exeter street. The gathering will decide regatta dates and conduct drawings for positions and related regatta matters.

Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association Boston Athletic Association Exeter Street

Arthur Duffeys Column On Braves Pirates And Harvard Athletes

Two straight losses for the Braves as George Stal lings tribe struggles against the Pirates. Tyler shines in a 2 1 victory in extras while Honus Wagner battles injury and shakes three hits. Harvard captain Dana Wingate lifts Crimson with a .440 average over eight games. The Marathon run resumes with De Mar and several New England entrants, while debates over the Oxford-Cambridge meet and Olympic results loom. John Paul Jones of Cornell adds heavy competition in the Harvard-C Cornell dual meet.

Braves George Stallings Tribe Pirates Dana Wingate Harvard Crimson Nine Soldiers Field Collegians Wingate New York New York Evening Mail New England North Dorchester A. A Festus Madden Tom Lilley Sturgis Cliff Horne Clarence de Mar de Mar Pooch Donovan Johnny Mack Yale Mack Donovan Mach John Paul Jones Cornell

Answers to Queries on Sports Figures and St. Louis Game

The question references Robinson's 93.5 second 100 yards and Fan Germany Schaeffer’s role with the Senators. It notes Schaeffer as a top coach and pinch hitter, compares him to Johnson and Gandil, and discusses sprint results between Queal and Kolehmainen. It also confirms a stolen base sequence and asks for the April 28 final score St Louis 7 Cincinnati 5.

Robinson Tech Field Germany Schaeffer Senators Schaeffer Washington Walter Johnson Chick Gandil Forest Hills A. A. Bailey Road Holden Ruunner Billy Queal Willie Kolehmainen Kolehmainen Queal Germany Schaechfer St. Louis Nationals Cincinnati St. Louisa

Crackerjack Butler Set for IERARDI Showdown Tonight

Crackerjack Butler the Brockton welterweight is in fine form for his bout with Joel Terardi of South Fnd busky at the Howard. They meet best two falls out of three in a catch-as-catch-can scramble watched for a shot at George Bothner or Writz Hanson.

Butler Brockton Fettle Joel Terardi Howard Ferardi George Bothner Writz Hanson

Wray Shifts Varsity Crew for Cornell Race

Harvard’s No 7 Ek D Morgan was replaced by Louis Curtis after weighing in under weight. Morgan will return Tuesday. Curtis moves in after rowing No 5 on the freshman and second varsity boats. The crew trained in the new order with several starts and a long row.

Ek. D. Morgan Harvard Louis Curtis Morgan Newhall Club

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