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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1915
Page
13
Christy Mathewson reports on Red Sox vs Phillies for the Boston Post with insights from Pat Moran and Bill Carrigan. He ranks the Phillies as tougher in fight and notes Alexander’s dominance and Moran’s pitching plans shaping the series outcome.
When off the ball field he blends in yet on the field he stands out as a sore corn. The Red Sox will certainly learn this in the series as Moran begins to show his fine Italian Irish hand amid hyphenated activities.
Walter Jackson of Allston says he will proceed with a warrant against John McGraw of the New York Giants for alleged insulting remarks and drawing a knife during a postgame altercation at Braves Field. Jackson's lawyers and witnesses are set for Brighton Court, while McGraw denies carrying or drawing a knife.
In the upcoming Sunday Post, Hank teams with animal friends for a wartime adventure. The feature promises action, friendship, and lessons learned amid a tense, war themed storyline.
Manager Bill Carrigan declares the Red Sox have the finest set of pitchers in the American League and predicts tough battles against the Phillies. He recalls 1912 harmony issues, praises his staff’s balance, and notes Alec Alexander will be tested while stressing no spying on Moran’s club.
A contending team manager hints at not sharing the battle plan before the series. He says exposing tactics early could let the opponent counter with tailored plays. The remark signals strategic restraint amid high expectations and media scrutiny.
The upcoming Lady Bountiful strip offers lighthearted humor for children. Aims to entertain with cheerful scenes and friendly characters likely to appeal to families visiting the paper.
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown falls to Charley White of Chicago at Atlas A. A. in two minutes of the first round. Baldwin, a longtime New England lightweight, is counted out after a left hook to the jaw and a right to the ribs. White advances, ending Baldwin’s regional title reign amid Boston disappointment.
The schedule lists American League games Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington. National League pair New York at Boston for a two game series.
Commentary contrasts managers of the Phillies and Red Sox with those of the Braves and Athletics. Yale Captain Alec Wilson and Eddie Mahan worries draw attention. Thurman may transfer to Yale. Boston plans Columbus Day athletic events Oct. 12, chaired by Hugh C. McGrath. Wild Bill Donovan celebrates end-season wins. Langford-McVey 20-round draw, McNally May be listed on World Series eligibility.
The Boston Post will be on sale in Philadelphia during the world series at major stands and hotels. Through the Quaker News Company visitors from Boston will read the paper daily during the series at locations near Broad Street Station Reading Terminal Broad and Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets and hotels including Bellevue Stratford Majestic Walton Ritz Carlton Wendig Adelphi and Continental.
The Home Rooters Association of Red Sox fans will attend the Howard on Friday afternoon to inspect the Rodier electric score board displaying every play from the World Series as it happens. The Rooters will cheer Red Sox bats and rounds as the board flashes plays. The management designates Friday afternoon as Rooters Matinee for devoted fans.
Boston fans can watch the World Series plays reproduced on a Coleman Hifelike board at the Boston Arena on St. Botolph Street near Massachusetts Avenue. The mechanical display shows pitching, hitting, baserunning, and umpire actions in lifelike detail.
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