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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

17

Leonard Beats Tigers in 4-2 Boston Win Over Detroit

Dutch Leonard outduels Detroit ace Hughie Jennings in a tense 4-2 tilt. Cobb draws two walks and scores twice for the Tigers, while Boston's Wagner, Speaker, Hoblitzell and Scott spark the offense to topple Detroit in a cold, windy game.

Boston Red Sox Tigers Detroit Jennings Hughie Emery Hall Dutch Leonard Wagner Speaker Hoblitzell Scott Lewis Hooper Leonard Bob Hedges St. Louis Boland Jacobson Long Fry Cobb Bill Dineen Sam Crawford McNally Thomas Kavanaugh Cavett Young Sox Dubuc Monsieur Jean E. Hooper Po.wagner Hoblitzel Wees Vitt Crawford Sees Veach Baker Cavet Esene aKavanagh Harned Vitz Leonard Oe Léonard Dineen Nallin

White Sox Defeat Senators 4 to 3 In Tight Finish

White Sox edge Washington 4 to 3 as two-base hits by Ainsmith and Morgan key the victory. McBride and Collins steal bases. Johnson and Cicotte combine for six strikeouts with Cicotte earning the win. The game features one wild pitch and a sacrifice by Williams with umpires Connolly and Chill.

Soros Washington Ainsmith Morgan McBride Collins Johnson Cicotte Williams Connolly Chill Chicago Fiddie Cicotte Walter Johnson J. Collins Chillame Felsch PO. Roth PO. Roth, 3B See Ee Wee FE. Collins, 2B Fournier, I Ee Eee J. Collins Pees Weaver Brie Daly D Sree Moeller Foster Milan Sree Eres Williams Essa Morgan Eernee Neff Eee McBride

Army and Navy baseball game tickets nearly sold out at West Point

At West Point on May 29 demand for Army versus Navy tickets greatly exceeds supply. Navy fans request 1200 seats and reserve sections will be used by nearby Navy personnel. War and Navy secretaries and many high officials are expected, with President Tener of the National League asked to name two umpires.

West Point Army Secretary of War Secretary of the Navy Tener National League

Fromme Released by New York Nationals to Jersey City

Arthur Fromme, pitcher with the New York Nationals since 1918, was released today to Jersey City of the International League. He came to the Giants in the famous deal with Cincinnati for Ames Groh and Devore. Groh and Devore remain stars with the Reds, while Fromme had only a few strong performances for McGraw’s club.

New York Arthur Fromme New York Nationals Jersey City Fromme Giants Cincinnati Devore Ames Groh Reds McGraw

Harvard official Dr Withington to resign November first

Dr Paul Withington class of 69 assistant graduate treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association and director of freshman athletics at Harvard announces he will resign these offices on November 1. He will begin duties as an interne at Boston City Hospital at that time. Whether he can continue as freshman football coach is undecided.

Paul Withington Harvard Athletic Association Harvard Withington Boston City Hospital

Harvard Beats Hobart in Lacrosse Match

Harvard defeated Hobart 8 to 2 in Geneva New York on May 18 as the Harvard lacrosse team secured a decisive victory over Hobart College with strong offensive and defensive plays.

Geneva N. Y Harvard Hobart Lacrosse

Syracuse Opens May With Win Over Rochester

Syracuse University baseball defeated Rochester 8 to 2 in ten innings after Slater fanned 18. The Orange offense built a 3 run lead early, while Rochester tallied twice in the late innings. Batteries Slater Morgan for Syracuse and Rat chen Schieble for Rochester.

Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University University of Rochester Slater R.H.E Rochester Morgan Ratchen Schieble

Trinity shuts out Norwich 14 to 0

Trinity overwhelmed Norwich University 14 to 0 in Hartford Connecticut. The Trinity defense held Norwich scoreless while Baker, Denning and Carpenter, Sleeper, Augustina and Bishop contributed to the blowout.

Trinity Norwich Hartford Conrn Norwich University Baker

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