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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1909

Page

10

Reds Triumph as Doves Fall in High Scoring Game

The Reds beat the Doves 10 to 8 in a nine inning affair with 24 hits. Larry McLean led Cincinnati with three singles and a double, while Beaumont's two doubles fueled three runs for the visitors.

Reds Boston Covaleskie Bowerman New York

National matchups loom in major league schedule

Cincinnati faces Boston while Chicago meets New York and Pittsburg plays Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Brooklyn as the league opens a busy week with key regional showdowns.

Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn ST. Louis Ovens New York Cleveland Sooo Detroit Coe Washington Cts Ee Eovesee dl

Stolen Bases Highlight Late Inning Baseball Duel

Stolen bases by Lobert and Mitchell featured in a pitching heavy game. Ferguson and Ewing combined for six innings of six hits, Dorner and Chappelle each worked their way through multiple innings as Campbell, Dorner and Chappelle allowed several runs while Ewing faced 11 hits in six innings. Attendance reached 4496 with umpires Cusack and Johnstone calling the action.

Cincinnati Egan Oaks Tlobert Mitchell R. F Paskett Hoblitzell Il Downey McLean Camipbell Boston A. E Starr P . Beveets Bates Teaumont Weeney Ferguson P Acee Orner Nee Tena Sooappolg Recerees oRitchey Eae Graham Ee Anne Aoteie Sreigsnicees Dorner Litzell Campbell Lobert Ewing Chappelle Smith Cusack Johnstone

Pirates trounce Phillies 7–1 as Camnitz dominates

Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 in a game where Foxen lasted four innings and Camnitz controlled the action. The Pirates opened a big early lead and kept the Phillies at bay throughout.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Foxen Camnitz Philadelphians

Superb as win in pitchers duel at Brooklyn

In Brooklyn on May 11 a pitchers duel ended with Kustus doubling and Sebring driving in the winning run on a single with one out in the ninth. The wind complicated fielding as both hurlers held the hitters in check.

Nationat Brooklyn Kustus Sebring

Haverhill Stops Lynn's Progress

Haverhill beat Lynn 8 to 2 as Hoff left after the third, Herbst pitched the rest. White homered and Briggs added two singles and a double, Daum was tossed for arguing. Notable plays included a two-base hit by Courtney and a three-base hit by White.

Haverhill Lynn Hoff Herbst White Briggs Daum Whitet Fullerton Andrews Burgsk Perkins Weeden Ret Hof Reece Conese Courtney Connaughton Taylor Boardman Wallace Tierbst Verkins Freil Zennerman Conaughton Proctor Doff Fahey Schwab Worcester All River Rondeau Teynolds Bradley McCune Messenger Devine Nichols McDermott Reynolds Logan Weaver Hammond

New Bedford Defeats Lawrence 4 3 In Close Contest

New Bedford won 4 to 3 over Lawrence in a tightly played game. Slattery's one handed catch saved a possible tie in the ninth. Key hits included Slattery Barrows and Wilson with Robinson sending in the decisive runs.

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Tigers Mangle the Highlanders in a May Day romp

Detroit routs New York in a flag day game as Willett holds New York to no hits through the sixth inning Donovan finishes for Detroit. Brockton and others participate in a parade before the game with several two base hits and multiple fielding errors by New York.

Detroit New York Willett Donovan McIntyre Oo Po A. E Bush Nba Cobb Rossman Wee O'Leary Schaefer Peer Eens Stanage C. Heer P. Beem Piguoveny Ds. A AR. Cree Cates BH Po. E Keeler R. F Lieberfeld Ergle Iak Tees Chase Eeesee Ward Eeeae Knight Fees Kleinow Sweeney Fae Brockton Brockett Ween Schmidt P. Orem Lowell Wotsis Gapens A.E Hen'ksen C.f Fiberfeld Willet Gina Cox Slattery Wagner M'Knon Venable M'G'vern Austen Das Whittredge tHotaler Willer Elberfeld Kerin Sheridan

Cutting Drives Lowell Lead in Brockton Game

Brockton May 11 Cutting’s effectiveness with men on base kept Lowell from closing the gap as the game unfolded with timely hits and solid defense throughout.

New England Brockton Cutting Lowell

Connecticut and Eastern League Scores Report

Connecticut league results list Hartford 3 New Haven 1 Springfield 9 Bridgeport 2 Waterbury 12 Holyoke 11 New Britain 3 Northampton 2. Eastern League results show Buffalo 4 Baltimore 3 Toronto 4 Jersey City 0. Montreal Providence game postponed by rain. Rochester 7 Newark 7.

Hartford New Haven Springfield Bridgeport Waterbury Holyoke New Britain Northampton Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Jersey City Montreal Rochester Newark

Brae-Burn Ladies Win Open Medal Play

At Allston Golf Club yesterday 18 entries competed in the women's open medal play. Brae-Burn golfers dominated with Mrs. G. H. Roope posting the low gross card and Miss C. E. Morrill taking the net trophy with a score of 12 under par.

Allston Golf Club G. H. Roope C. E. Morrill

New England League Pairings for Tonight’s Games

Lawrence visits New Bedford while Lynn travels to Brockton Lowell plays Haverhill and Worcester meets Fall River in the New England League schedule of tonight’s matches.

NEW England RHE Worcester See le Pall River Brockton See Lowell Ee NEW Bedford Wieck Needy S Lawrence Es Eee Ee Waverhill Peewee Eres Rs Lynn Per Haverhill Fair River Lynn Lawrence New Bedford Brockton Lowell Worcester Fall River

Browns Defeat Athletics Behind Powell Strong Pitching

St. Louis won 4 to 0 over Philadelphia today anchored by excellent pitching from Powell. Two runs came in the fifth on an error and two singles, and another in the seventh on a single a sacrifice and a second hit.

New England Fall Rivier RR Worceer Fall River Worcester Fall River Mess’ Ger Logan Weaver R’nolds Bowcock Li Bradley Solbran Russsell Devine T Lon Crest Nichols Hammond Om’ D'mottt ST. Louis McCune Toompy Sweeney AB. R. BH Schwab Hartzell F Hoffman E Ferris Oh Wallace Ss Tee Williams Ootteaee Jones Pee Predhens. Co. E Powell Pee Ee Sessae Philadelphia R BI Hartsel Cee Steer Murphy Davis Bary Barry Tenes Thomas Coombs Dy Gert Even Reeennaves Stene Gibleceis Hartzell Ferris Collins McAleese Davis Powell Dygert St Louis ST. Louis

College Athletic Notes Highlight Harvard Yale Meet Prospects

Harvard athletes like Blumer and Jaques loom for a strong showing against Yale as Carlisle and Penn State compete alongside. Thorpe shines in multiple events while Krueger and Rossman contribute value in shot put and intercollegiates. Gamble, Lathrop, and Gamble again cited for hurdling prowess with Princeton and Harvard legacy echoed. Bill Quinn observes Yale field strength at Princeton dual meet.

Blumer Harvard Yale Thorpe Carlisle Penn State Krueger Rossman Cornell New Haven Princeton al Copeland Jim Lathrop Lee Gamble Bill Quinn Warward Tigers Elis

Doves Shine In Baseball Notes Amid Boston and New York Clash

The Doves could win four of five against New York, while Boston relies on Cicotte and Chech in the pitching staff. Western clubs look weaker as Eastern teams loom, with Downey and Oaks new to Cincinnati and Boston fans noting Beaumont and Ginger in form. Egan shows no injury marks after the collision with Tinker.

Doves New York Red Sox Cicotte Chech Downey Cincinnati

Speed Merchants Startle the Naps

In Cleveland on May 11 the Red Sox defeated the Naps 5 to 1 as Cicotte injured his ankle in the fourth inning and left the game. Avellanes pitched well while Boston bats pounded Liebhardt and Wright, with Speaker Hoover and Hooper delivering key hits and fielding highlights. The Naps' lone run came on Easterly's single and Raftery, with help from Bradley and Stovall, produced the tally.

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Opening Game in the West Features Boston Rally

In the West, Boston and Cleveland opened with a tight game as Easterly sparked a brief rally off Arel lanes and the lone Boston run. pitchers Liebhardt Cicotte and Arellanes combined for 24 hits allowed across 9 innings with Hooper Speaker and Stovall among the notable contributors.

Lajoie McConnell

Senators Refuse To Beat White Sox In Poorly Played Game

Chicago defeated Washington 38 to 5 in a long, error prone contest. Washington used three pitchers and committed five errors yet Chicago pulled away for a wide margin. Key plays included two base hits by Ishell Parent Delehanty Milan and steals by Street Milan Tannehill and Parent.

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