Boston Braves and Red Sox batting averages in 1919 outlook
The Red Sox pace, fielding near .970, hold opponents to a low .219 batting average as Hooper Reed and Barry push toward the .300 mark. Braves hitters Holke Herzog Maranville Powell Riggert Wilson show gains while pitchers struggle, with Cobb Burns Speaker and Wheat among top 1918 stars noted. A table of Boston team averages follows.
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Red Sox
Hooper
S. Scott
Barry
Vitt
Ruth
McInnis
Strunk
Braves
Maranville
Powell
Riggert
Wilson
Holke
Herzog
Weaver
Chicago
National
Williams
Philadelphia
Griffith
Brooklyn
Myers
Rariden
Cincinnati
Doyle
New York
Cobb
Burns
Athletics
Speaker
Zach Wheat
Roush
White Sox
Collins
Boston
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Gainer
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Waeererees
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Roth
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Witt
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Pose
Walters
Caldwell
Pennock
Cssccecaees
Dumont
Silhooley
Mays
R . Ave
Rudolph
O Miller
Tragesser
Ewnneee
Nee
Hoike
Seeee Enone
Ragan
Smith
Kelly
Fillingim
Northrop
Keating
Blackburne
Demaree
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Ave. Braves
Riert
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Miller
Holker
Everett High Still At The Top In Boston Baseball
With mid season near, Greater Boston scholastic baseball shows strong play as several teams earn praise for high class diamond work. Suburban league title chase heats up and Boston school championship race moves briskly, with Everett High, though defeated by Newton High, still atop the standings.
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Boston
Greater Boston
Everett High
Newton High
Boston College High
Boston Latin
Dorchester High
Johnny Sage
Gold
B. C. High Nine
Bob Kiley
Jimmy Cassell
Suburban League standings and key matchups outlined
The article reviews Suburban League standings with Newton and Everett near the top, Somerville rising by defeating Medford, and Medford dropping to third. It highlights Boston College High, Boston Latin, and Dorchester High as top Boston-area contenders and notes a big midweek clash when Boston Latin meets Newton High at Claffin Field.
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Everett
Newton
Stephen
Rindge Tech
Somerville High
Medford
Somerville
Cambridge Latin
Brookline High
Malden
Rindge
Castwell
Dorchester High
Boston Latin
Dorchester
Commerce
English
Newton High
Claffin Field
Newtonville
Senators and Yanks In A 12 Inning Tie At New York
New York and Washington played to a 0 0 12 inning no score tie called near 6 o clock by Umpire Dineen under instructions from President Ruppert of the New York Americans who believed a Sunday law required stopping time. The game featured strong pitching by Johnson and Quinn with Johnson retiring 25 batters in a row from Peckinpaugh’s first inning hit to Baker’s 10th inning walk. Three times Quinn escaped bases loaded jams. The score was 0 0 when the game ended.
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New York
Washington
Dineen
Ruppert
New York Americans
Johnson
Quinn
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Foster
Shanks
Rice
Thompson
Menosky
Ree
Janvrin
Ener
Agnow
Ice Bis
Garrity
PO. A. E
Balas
Pratt
Lewis
Bodie
Rue Serene
Quinnene Ee Tees
Kita
Oable
Packinaugh
Pipp
Braves Gain Extra Inning Triumph Over Orioles
May 11 in Baltimore the Braves beat the Orioles 7 to 1 in 10 innings before about 3500 fans. Hank Gowdy starred for the visitors as Jack Dunn's club endured a lively but decisive setback.
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Baltimore
Braves
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Gowdy
Braves Rally Past Orioles In Damp Philadelphia Tilt
In a rain sodden Philadelphia game the Braves, slow to awaken, exploded in the tenth inning scoring six runs off pitcher Kneisch to beat the Orioles one to nothing. Hugh McQuillan and John Scott worked well on the mound while Rabbit Maranville handled ten chances without a miscue. Hank Gowdy, back from army duty, watched from the sidelines and is not ready to return to catching duties yet.
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Braves
Philadelphia
Dunn
Baltimore
Kneisch
Orioles
Hugh McQuillan
Big John Scott
McQuillan
Scott
John
Hank Gowdy
Boston
Many Want 10 Referee for Willard Dempsey Bout
New York May 11. The contest referee race for the Willard versus Dempsey championship grows crowded with many applicants. Jim Griffin Jack Welsh Matt Hinkel Charlie Murray Bill Brown Jack Skelly and other notable figures vie for the role amid belief the bout will be historic. Kid McPartland and Patsy Haley are not listed but could be trusted for fair points if the 12 rounds run full.
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New York
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Middle West
East
Jim Griffin
Jack Welsh
Clifornia
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Charlie Murray
Buffalo
Bill Brown
Jack Skelly
Kid McPartland
Patsy Haley
Military School to Play Twice This Week
Mitchell Military Boys' School baseball team has two games planned this week. They will host a return game with Weston High School tomorrow afternoon in Weston, then meet Wilmington High School here on Wednesday for their second contest of the season.
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Bill Prica
Mitchell Military Boys
Weston High School
Wilmington High School
Weston
White Sox pound Cleveland in 10-2 victory on May 11
Chicago blows past Cleveland 10 to 2 at Cleveland as Uhle suffers first defeat in three starts. Williams dominates with scoreless project until ninth inning when three doubles spark two runs. E Collins Gandil Felsch Graney Uhie Wambsganss Johnston collect multiple hits. Risberg hits a three base hit. Gardener steals a base and is hit by a pitch.
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Chicago
Phil Douglas
Babe Adams
Pittsburg
Hollacher
Barber
Deal End Killifer
Douglas
Ohtoago
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Carey
Stengel
Cutshaw
Sailer
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Schmidt
Adams
Bigbee
Jay
Ocutehaw
Cleveland
Uhle
Williams
Speaker
Ahle
E. Collins
Gandil
Felsch
Graney
Uhie
Wambsganss
Johnston
Risberg
Gardner
Leibold
Wiliams
Detroit
Tomor
AB. R
A. E
Seibold
Weaver
Ff. Collins
Jackson
Felseh
Schalk
Ee Ee
Ee Nunamaker
Thle
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Neill
Eee
Arn Enne
Schoolboy Baseball This Week Today
Local schedules list numerous high school baseball games from Boston Latin to St. George's with matches across Boston suburbs and neighboring towns. Events include Boston Latin versus Newton, Milton Academy against Milton, and cSouth Boston versus Brighton at various fields.
Opening Day For Black Bass In NJ And Vermont On June 15
The first opening day for black bass in New Jersey and Vermont is scheduled for June 15, with the fishing season slated to begin on June 16.
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New Jersey
Vermont
New York State Opens June 21 for New Massachusetts
June 21 marks the opening day for Massachusetts while July 1 opens for New Hampshire Pennsylvania and Connecticut as regional access begins. The dates indicate staged starts for the listed states in the program.
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New York State
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Middlesex Sportsmen Banquet Set For Thursday
The Middlesex Sportsmen Association plans a banquet at the American House Thursday night with hundreds expected. Members including 85 lawmakers may discuss game laws as Representative Arthur K. Reading, the association president, will preside.
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Middlesex Sportsmen
Arthur K. Reading
Association
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