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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

16

Harvard Delivers Easy Win Over Brown at Soldiers Field

Harvard defeated Brown 6 to 0 at Soldiers Field. Garritt pitched well after a shaky first inning, Harvard capitalizing with a second inning rally led by Milarte, and added four more in the sixth. Harte lit up the scoreboard with two three baggers, Beal and Nash contributed doubles, and Abbott saved a Brown rally in the eighth. Brown fails to mount a comeback as Harvard gains momentum with timely hits and solid defense.

Harvard Brown Soldiers Field Hs Garritt Millmontans J. Johnston Eorge Abbott Murray Milarte Threelagger Heal Fripp Harte Beal Percy Rothfeld Coolidge Nash Mripp Siouwat Hpeepyeas Abbot Wripp Abbott Murry G. Johnston Andrews Healy J. Tennston Fipp Muarray Bothfeld Balis Bail— Andrews Cimypires McLoughlin Conway Tov

Engle Signs With Indians Utility Man Deal

Clyde Ingle a former Red Sox favorite last season with the Newark Federals was signed by Cleveland manager Lee Fohl yesterday afternoon as a utility man for the Indians.

Clyde Ingle Red Sox Newark Federals Lee Fohl Cleveland

Cleveland Adds Infield Boost with New Acquisitions

The Cleveland team gains Myrans and Engle to strengthen the infield and outfield after Chapman’s injury. Eagle’s versatility with the Red Sox is noted, including batting .250 or better and solid infield and outfield play. Engle joined Boston in 1911, impressed fans with timely batting, stayed until last summer, then moved to Newark Feds. Engle may become a manager candidate, and Hea plans to work with Tris Speaker as boon companions on the Red Sox roster.

Cleveland Chapman Myrans Engle Red Sox Eagle Boston New York Yankees Steve Yerkes Ingle Newark Feds Tris Speaker

Dartmouth shuts out Yale 3 0 in tight baseball game

New Haven May 10 Air tight pitching by Williams limited Yale as Dartmouth won 3 to 0. The Green Mountaineers benefited from strong support by Erske line and Theilscher with Garfield’s pitching only briefly effective in the fifth. Early made sharp catches while Snell and Johnson saved several potential hits.

New Haven Williams Dartmouth Yale Green Mountaineer Erskeline Theilscher Garfield Snell Johnson

Dartmouth Yale Nine Plays Faultless Fielding Thriller

Yale and Dartmouth battled in a low error game, Dartmouth muffed a key throw by Pains that cost a run. Johnson and Osborn provided hits with Williams earning the promps, while Holden stole a base and Shafer struck out as Theilscher hit a triple but left stranded. Both clubs struggled to convert. no Dartmouth player passed second as Yale preserved a tight edge.

Pains Williams Holden Yale Johnson Snells Vaughn Tush Shafer Marty Murphy Theitscher Iskeline Dahanal Perkins Bush Osborn Reese Dartmouth Bese Rivs—Vahanil Theilselwr Snell Vperkins Theblseher Garfield Garfeld Joinson Vinson Lime—ih Umypire Westervelt

Harvard golf matches at Oakley curb eight contested

Eight matches in Harvard golf at Oakley Country Club yesterday ended with four decided at the home hole or 17th green and one by default. Weyburn beat N. Wainwright by 2 up, Lombard edged Amory Jr by 1 up, and Hutchins defeated C. S. Clark on the home green as Amory led Harvard’s strong lineup into the second round of match play today.

Harvard Oakley Country Club Weyburn N. Wainwright Tool Francia I. Amory, Jr L. M. Lombard TH. Hutchins S. Clark

Lowell and Bridgeport clash in opening Eastern League game

Lowell pitcher Walsh led the way as Lowell defeated Bridgeport 7 to 0 in the opening home game. Lohman and Gearin also pitched strong for Lowell, while May 10 saw Worcester top New London 5 to 2 as Herring worked on the mound. The box score lists Battling balls, hits, and errors across both games with several players recording multi base hits and stolen bases.

Lowell Walsh Pever Winnie Eke Es Goearin Walsi Lohman Lawwell Miyor Ctonnell Moshler Cf Cronkie Tahmangp Bridgeport Lord Kane Stimpson Downey Mann Crooks Dowdley Frame Rule Minn Torphy Stlimpson Gearin O Walsh Worcester New Londo Herring New London Mauniners Flerring Miloney Delteiger Murer Cooney Therrity Dowd Rodrigues Maloney Rodriguez Peourell Potteiger Strauds Courtney Reiger Russell Matuney Beckes Hodrigues Tish Offerring Treiger Gardello Werring Bandon

Portland Dominates Hartford In Eastern League Opener

Portland opened the Eastern league season with an 18 to 2 win over Hartford. Portland hitters pounded Sanford’s pitching, led by Mercer and Brown, while Marthy held the visitors in check. Mayor Chaphian delivered the ceremonial first ball as Portland built a large early lead and cruised to victory behind Clemens.

Portland Tamford Salou Marthy Chaphian

Lynn Reds Defeat Springfield 7 2 In Home Opener

Lynn wins season debut at home 7 to 2 over Springfield. Tuero yields scattered hits, Springfield only runs via a sixth inning three-base hit by Dove and a sacrifice fly by Hammond. Daniels and Tuero combine on the mound for the pitchers in a frenzied scoring day.

Lynn Springfield Yuero Dove Hammond Issoee Bae Daley Te'oville Uamond Giewson lFiynnihs Urysock Ricoud Stephene Daniels Lotels Aloof Mylas Springfield Carroll Prysock Mustermul Hickey Tore Mone Staten Biases Orcutt Gleason DeNoville Oriore Hiammond OM Tuero Tuera Wimpire—Winters Stevens Sheehan Nabors Detroit Strunck Cobh Young Burns Sebaug Mebnnis Doubie Melnis O Roebier T Sheehan TJ Rauise Boehler Wild Pitel Child O'Loughtin

Concord High Shows Dominance Over Wayland in Short Game

In a rapid baseball contest on the Concord playgrounds, Concord High School defeated Wayland High School 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon. The decisive win showcased strong batting by Concord and solid defense to stifle Wayland's offense.

Concord Concordigh School Wayland High School

Tigers Beat Mackmen 9-3 in Philadelphia

Detroit again defeated Philadelphia 9 to 3 as the visitors benefited from errors by the home team and timely hits by Strunk who had two triples and a double. Boehler earned the win, Nabors took the loss, and shifts in the batting order included a substitute for Nabors.

Goehler Strunk Philadelphia Detroit

Dodgers Shut Out Reds 4-0 in Cincinnati

Pfeffer pitched a complete game shutout allowing only one hit per inning as Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 4 to 0. Schultz troubled by control, replaced by Dale in the eighth. Stolen bases noted for multiple players include Stookin and Pankert. Umpires Rigler and Harrison. Time of game 2 hours 180 minutes.

Cincinnati Pfeffer Brooklyn Schultz Dale Stookivn Seynitz Brrookm Myers Neale Stengel Winge Leryer Olson Pankert Pfeifer Grok Cutshaw McCarthy Snerifee Mowrey

Miss Dorothy Crosby Wins at Brae-Burn

Miss Dorothy Crosby wins the Brae-Burn Country Club handicap medal play for women by posting the best net score. Other readable names include Miss N Brigham and Mrs Smith among participants as the event concludes with cleanly contested rounds.

Dorothy Crosby Brae-Burn Brae-Burn Countrylub Dorothy Croarby

Harvard Beat Milton Academy in 3 to 1 Victory

Harvard freshmen defeated Milton Academy at Milton by a 3 to 1 score yesterday. The strong pitching and timely hitting led Harvard to the win on the road.

Harvard Milton Academy Milton Y Yesterday

Arthur Duffey's Comment Sets Lofty Track Talk

Lee Pohl and the Indians haunt the champion Red Sox as coast rivals gain buzz for spring honors. Stanford and California loom, USC lures Drew, and Mack and Butler duel for the Revere title. Rice challenges Maine’s Charley Rice, Metoy’s outpoints cited, Scottish games eyed, Woodman denies Langford wealth claims.

Lee Pohl Indians Red Sox

Indians pennant years in the American League

The Cleveland Indians have not yet won an American League pennant. They have, however, won multiple World Series titles and league championships in different eras, with pennant status historically unachieved in the AL before the modern era.

Cleveland Indians

Scores and tickets for early baseball and athletics

The record notes St Louis won the April 24 game against Cincinnati by a margin of two runs while Cincinnati won the April 25 contest. It asks about intercollegiate athletic championship tickets and states Harvard may issue tickets via F. B. Clement, Harvard Athletic Association, Cambridge. It also inquires whether Joe Walcott fought in Boston in March 1804 with a cited 5 round draw on March 1, 1895.

St. Louis Cincinnati St. Louis Cinci Vttarvard F. BP Clement Harvard Athletic Association Cambridge Joe Walcott

Worcester Academy Extends Winning Streak Over Morris Heights

Worcester Academy kept its string of victories alive by defeating Morris Heights in Worcester on May 10. The game continued the team’s impressive run as it edged ahead in the standings and showcased its improving offense and defense.

Worcester Worcester Academy Morris Heights

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