War Strain Spurs Move to Cut Nonessentials for Value
The text notes how ongoing conflict drives households to drop nonessentials and pursue better value as markets show continual increases. It emphasizes disciplined spending amid wartime pressures.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
7
The text notes how ongoing conflict drives households to drop nonessentials and pursue better value as markets show continual increases. It emphasizes disciplined spending amid wartime pressures.
Tris Speaker and Smoky Joe Wood, once Red Sox stars, now key Cleveland players, drew warm cheers from fans as the Red Sox crushed the Indians 11 to 1 at Fenway Park yesterday afternoon. The welcome extended to the Cleveland lineup and manager Lee Fohl’s club.
Boston storms past Cleveland 11 to 1 behind Carl Mays who limits the Indians to five hits and fans eight. Tris Speaker drives in runs before a heated near clash with Mays as Speaker is hit by a pitch and later doubled home a run. The Sox build a seven run fifth and chase Bagby after five innings.
National and American league matchups list Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg
The box shows Columbus 8 over Milwaukee 6 St Paul 4 over Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 6 over Toledo 1. The results reflect a competitive early season slate with several decisive by margins.
Mobile defeats New Orleans 2 to 0 while Nashville beats Atlanta 6 to 2. Little Rock nets 12 over Memphis 4, and the Chattanooga Birmingham game is postponed.
In a game featuring Mays Strunk and Whiteman delivering runs, Cleveland's bats exploded as Mays and Hooper led with multiple hits and home runs. The Red Sox pitching faltered as Cleveland tallied 9 runs on 10 hits while Bagby and Groom struggled.
Yale claims the Harvard Princeton Yale triangle will tilt to the Tigers by a minimum ten points. Harvard agrees with the Blue. The column also notes Johnny McGraw’s Giants and Matty’s Reds, Cornell sending 20 men to intercollegiates, Babe Ruth’s collapse and recovery, Sam Langford and Harry Wills boxing action, and Red Cross boxing fund-raising efforts in New York.
In Philadelphia on May 20, Merlin Kopp of the Athletics stole home with two outs and bases loaded in the 14th inning, driving in the winning run as Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 to 4. Kopp advanced to third on a pass, a steal and Gardner's single.
Kopp drives a first inning triple that starts a run spree and adds a double in the second. Heilman his a two homers and a late infield muff yields Bush score as Philadelphia and Detroit trade leads through 12 innings. Walker Burns Shannon and Vitt pace Gen. scoring with multiple hits as both teams swap runs in tense extra innings.
New York capitalized on misplays and timely hitting to defeat St Louis 5 to 3. Perritt earned the win with Sherdell on the mound for St Louis in a game noted for fielding miscues and key hits by Young Zimmerman Holke and Baird.
No definite announcement has been issued yet on the New England outdoor athletic championships. Jose Ray, aged 80, has enlisted in the army and is married with one child. he has claimed exemption and is currently stationed where details remain undisclosed.
Brooklyn wins the first game 5 to 2 as Wheat doubles and Myers homers after an Hollacher error. Marquard wins on the mound, Walker takes the loss, with Carter and Weaver pitching for Chicago.
James E. Ten Eyck quits Syracuse University after 15 years as coach to become permanent head coach of the Duluth Boat Club crews. His son Jim Ten Eyck, a champion rower, is linked to the Duluth program as the family continues its rowing leadership.
In Cincinnati on May 20 the Reds defeated the Braves 5 to 2 in the opening game of the year series. Pat Ragan pitched for the Braves but could not hold the Reds, whose offense produced enough runs to secure the win.
In a bruising fifth inning the Reds erupted for six hits and four runs crippling the Braves. Pat held firm after, as Reds rattled Ragan in the big frame with Blackburne and Wingo key hits. Reds added another run in seventh. Smith collected three more hits including a double.
This afternoon Browne and Nichols Cambridge Latin and Rindge Technical four oared crews will race over a mile in a triangular competition on Charles River.
The New York American League club announced the purchase of pitcher Hugh Bedient from Toledo of the American Association. Bedient, who previously pitched for the Boston Americans, was a holdout who refused to report to Toledo this spring.
Arlington High meets La Salle High School in a basketball game at Waltham today. The matchup features two local teams with hopeful standings as fans pack the gym.
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