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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1915

Page

11

Leonard to Start in World Series Showdown Today

The Boston Red Sox rely on Leonard to face the Philadelphia Quakers in a crucial world series game. Moran's lineup remains unchanged with Leonard likely pitching against a confident Quakers squad led by Alex Andrew amid expectations of a deciding afternoon.

Philadelphia Red Sox Foster Carrigan Alexander Burns Quakers Alex Moran Alexander Pat Moran Pat Alexander Moran Phillies Quakertown Sox Leonard Ruth Wood Dutch Shore

Bowling Tourney Kicks Off This Week At Old Belfry Club

In Lexington on October 16 the annual fall bowling tournaments open for men and women at the Old Belfry Club near the 400 area. Local players compete for top honors as the season begins.

Lexington Old Belfry

Alexander Returns to Face Red Sox as Fans Await Rematch

If expert analysis proves correct in this third game, Alexander will again oppose the Red Sox, and Boston fans may witness how well he performs against the team.

Alexander Boston Red Sox

Crowd Waits All Night for World Series Rush Seats

Fans camped outside Braves Field to seize rush seats for Boston World Series games. About 500 fans lined up by nightfall seeking the 12 000 to 15 000 bleacher spots as tickets go on sale at 9 am with standing room fence lines filling up before any reserved seats are released.

Braves Field Franz O'Connor Roxbury Charles Haskell Boston Frank Kinny South Lannin Righ Eddie Riley Red Sox Riley

Speculators Hit by Plan at World Series Games

Secretary Riley said uncalled for reserved rent tickets would not go on sale until shortly before the game. In Philadelphia the plan led fans to hold back purchases, giving speculators only minutes to resell at regular prices to avoid losses.

Riley Boston Philadelphia

Yale protests Central Board officials after Lehigh game

Yale New Haven protests the Central Board of Officials over assignments after a rough Yale Lehigh game. Yale cites repeated rule violations and a near unprecedented on field protest by Head Coach Frank Hinkey. A brawl involving Yale and Lehigh players occurred with minimal penalties. Yale denies any coaching change before season end.

New Haven Conn Yale Central Board Lehigh Frank Hinkey Harry LeGore LeGore Stout

Phillies Ready to Rumble in World Series Opener

The Phillies, facing the Boston Red Sox in the World Series, express confidence they will improve their hitting as they prepare for the opener. They note better play in earlier games, lock in on lineup, and expect a stronger attack and defense today.

Phillies Boston Red Sox Red Sox Boston Moran Sherwood Magee Tom McNamara

Baseball prediction rally before a showdown at Braves Field

The speaker vows to give the Sox their all in the World Series push. Leonard is slated to pitch, with hints of a hitting surge from Gavvy and Lady. Cravath and Junderus are noted for strong at bats at the new Braves Field while references to Shore and Foster anchor past pitching rivalries.

Sox Leonard Shore Foster Cravath Junderus Braves Ty Cobb Gavvy and Lady

Fans greet Red Sox homecoming after Philadelphia thriller

About 400 Boston fans welcomed the Red Sox at South Station at 7 AM after their return from Philadelphia. Bill Carrigan received loud cheers, as did George Foster, with Mayor Curley leading the informal reception that lasted about 15 minutes. The Phillies shared the train and received polite greetings from fans.

Red Sox Bill Carrigan Philadelphia South Station George Foster Boston Curley Hed Sox Phillies

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