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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
15
Harvard travels to New Haven to face Yale and rebuke Bulldog prowess while Ray Caldwell endures his first defeat of the season as the White Sox slugging display proves costly in Chicago.
Urban Faber rejuvenates the White Sox to edge the Red Sox as Caldwell falters early. Chicago fielding shines, with Risberg throws and Gandil drives setting the pace. Ruth gambits, Faber settles, and Chicago seizes control through crucial hits and aggressive baserunning in a pivotal contest.
John Henry, veteran catcher for the Braves, was sold to the Red Sox after finishing the season in Boston. He departed for St Louis to join the team last night as the Red Sox seek catching depth. Henry, who came to the Braves in 1916 17 from Washington, has shown improving arm strength.
New York completed a four game sweep of Chicago with a 3 to 0 victory. Barnes scattered three hits and held the Cubs to no runner reaching third. The Giants scored on a two singles and a sacrifice in the sixth, then two singles and an error in the seventh produced two more runs.
Cincinnati 6. Stolen base Neale, Sacrifice batses Roush Malone. Left on bases Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 4. Bases on balls Offee 4-4. Hits Off Marquard 6 in innings, dove 1 in 2. Struck out By Marquard 2, Luque 1. Losing pitcher Marquard.
Bob Kiley, star pitcher from Boston Latin, hurled a dominant game to defeat Dorchester High 6 to 1 at the Dunbar Avenue grounds in yesterday’s championship clash. Kiley breezed through the lineup, turning back Dorchester with ease as his teammates provided offense.
Kiley showcased sharp control as Latin High School pitchers held Dorchester to eight singles and no hits until the seventh. Riley struck out 15 and faced 32 batters in nine innings. Ripley provided Dorchester’s lone notable moment with a sixth inning liner, left on base, while Hills and Malley stood out with multiple hits.
Philadelphia May 16. ogee hit ting enabled Pittsburgh to defeat Philadelphia 3 to 3 in four games. Cooper held the Phillies hitless for six innings. Manager Bezdek of Pittsburgh suspended three days and Stengel fined 50 dollars. Both sent off the field yesterday by Umpire Harrison for disputing a decision.
Arlington High School travels to Winchester to play its second Mystic Valley Interscholastic league game of the season at Manchester Field against Winchester High School.
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