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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

15

Rain Delays Boston Red Sox and Boosts Pitching Rest

Rain postponements ease stress on Red Sox pitchers with a breathing spell before Monday's doubleheader against the Highlanders. Manager Stahl may pit Joe Wood against Chance, while Buck O'Brien could open in Washington. Phillies and Doolin praise their club's shape as rain reshuffles NY, Boston, and Philadelphia plans.

Sox Boston Washington Highlanders Ray Collins Buck O’brien Chance Stahl Joe Wood Smoky Joe Buck O'Brien Philadelphia Nationals Brooklyn Quakers Doolin Cactus Cravath Boston Red Sox Giants Dan Howley Weymouth Red Sox New York Midkiff Mckhechnie Peckenpaugh Selivelt

Basement Shop Adicting Merchandise Acrobats

An advertising note touts a basement shop offering wide apparel at low prices with a warranty on all items. It claims dramatic price drops due to overstock or samples and invites customers to visit for bargains and dramatic value.

Athletics Take Two From Senators

Baseball in brief notes a twin bill where the Athletics win both games against the Senators. Details include pitching lines for Eagle Gallia and Plank, hit totals, sacrifices, stolen bases by McInnis and Collins, double plays, bases on balls, errors, strikeouts, and game duration.

Gallia Villadelpha Baker Barry Oldring Eagle Pbarry Plank Collins McInnis Washington Philadelphia Engle Balk Evans and Hart E. Murphy Schang Bender Ets Washington Ettanee Moeller Schaefer Milan Gandil Erene Gedeon McBride Bae Shanks Sewers Henry Eeee Ernee Hughes P Althiep I Hughes Schaefe MelIinis Hughes Altrock Altrock Evans Bender Hart Shears Lawrence Brockton Carlstrom Braggy Luyster Cargo Mahoney Dowd Nelson Breymaier Flaherty Buffiange Hoyt Sullivan Martin Phenix O'Connell Breymater Bannon

Noble and Greenough Crews Sweep Charles River Regatta

Noble and Greenough School swept the annual Schoolboy Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River. The first eight won the championship by eight lengths over Stone School in 5 minutes 50 seconds, while Noble’s second eight beat Roxbury Latin by five lengths. Stone School edged Volkmann School and Roxbury Latin for second overall, with Roxbury Latin and Volkmann tied for third.

Noble & Greenough School Charles River Schoolboy Rowing Association Noble Stone School Roxbury Latin School Volkmann School Roxbury Latin Volkmann Chestnut Street Row Charlesgate East Harvard Bridge Dr. Derpy Stone Roxbury Locke Perrin Bliss Hunneman Atength Bury Highland District Noble & Greenough Taylor Wiggin Hutchins Bow Jenney Warren Whitney Stevens Dearborn Lewis Emery Fielding Alexander Bartlett Collins

Boston at New York and other league matchups

National and New England basketball and hockey style matchups listed. Rivalries include New York vs Boston Philadelphia vs Brooklyn St Louis vs Chicago and regional showcases Lynn vs Brockton New Bedford vs Lawrence Worcester vs Lowell Portland vs Fall River.

Philadelphia Philadel Washington P.C Philadelphia Wee Ington Plank H. Brooklyn Boston Chicago NEW York St. Louis Engle Pittsburg Cincinnati Wee Gallia Brooklyn-Philadelphia Cincinnati Barry ST Louis Detroit Moeller Tees R Chicago-Cleveland Schaefer Milan New England R Gandil Gedeon Lynn McBride Vu Fall River Shanks Lawrence Pencecesnc Ainsmith Uv Brockton Portland Williams New Bedford P.c. Philadelphia Cleveland P.C. Serene Lawrence Lowell Brockton Worcester Fall River A. Eee Brooklyn

Jewell Comes Within Ace of No-Hit No-Run Game

New England League game in New Bedford where Jewell carried a no-hitter into the eighth before Spires’ Texas leaguer. Portland won 8–0 as New Bedford committed seven errors in the field. Merrill and Burns each produced multiple hits for Portland, while White and Pruitt handled the pitching duties.

New Bedford Jewell Spires Merrill Portland Bow'k Sweatt Ken'dy Slat'ry Chase White Yelle Hayden Bowcock Hickman Pompelly Pruitt Jewetl Burns Jewett Hicksafe Slattery

Lynn Defeats Fall River In High-Scoring Baseball Tilt

Lynn jumped to an early lead behind Cooney as Fall River never held the advantage. Final score 8 to 6 with Fishburne homering and Wilson and Britton driving key hits. Orcutt and others contributed for Fall River in a back-and-forth game.

Fall River Lynn Cooney Fishburne Wilson Britton F. Orcutt Janes Strands Camp'l Moul Rob's M'G'y Porter Court’'y Devine Lavigne Fishb McGovern Courtney Griffin Moulton Neptune Boardman Orcutt Campbell Delaney O'Brien

Williams Shuts Out Yale Team 2-0

In New Haven on May 27 Williams defeated Yale 2 to 0 ending Yale’s 17 game win streak. Carl Hodges solid pitching restrained Yale while Williams stranded more runners than Yale. Gile starred for Yale but weakened in the seventh and eighth inning allowing bases to fill before the inning closed.

New Haven Yale Williams Eli Carl Hodge Hodge Gile Riddell

Yale Beats Williams 9-2 as Gile Strikes 13

Yale overwhelms Williams 9 to 2 with Gile fanning 13 batters through six innings. Brown drives in two runs with a decisive eighth inning single and Statler scores on a clutch grounder, securing the win for St. Louis Browns over the Tigers. Blossom and Riddell spark late-inning rallies for Yale.

Gile Brown Hodge Statler Gillette Cent Ainslie Riddell Williams Yale Blossom Reilly Cornish McGhie Prindle Lewis Swain Po.a.e Wild Adams and Stafford

Motors News From Indianapolis Race And Executive Changes

Boston motorists head to Indianapolis for a 500 mile race with a $50,000 prize pool. First prize is $20,000 and payouts follow to tenth place. Executive moves include H Nelson Dunbar leading the Cleveland Ford branch and Clyde Thompson leaving Diamond Rubber Akron with E C Tibbetts merging Goodrich and Diamond ads. Glenn W Barden becomes secretary treasurer of Kelly Springfield Truck in Springfield, Ohio. George W Bennett named general manager for Willys Overland and related interests in Elyria and Lima.

Boston Indianapolis Twentieth Century Limited H. Nelson Dunbar Cleveland Ford Motor Company Ohio City Clyde Thompson Diamond Rubber Company B. F. Goodrich Company Akron Goodrich Diamond E. C. Tibbetts Glenn W. Barden Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck Company Springfield Ohio Mr. Barden Warren Motor Car Company Detroit John N. Whiles Willys-Overland Company Garford Company Elyria Gramm Motor Truck Company Lima George W. Bennett

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