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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1914

Page

11

Royal Rooters Rally Sparks Braves Victory at Fenway

In a dramatic late rally the Boston Braves beat the Philadelphia Athletics at Fenway Park. Hank Gowdy, Johnny Moran, and Johnny Keenan lead the Royals amid a chorus of Tessie and Krooney Melody as Moranville coaches and Gowdy scores the decisive run off Bush. The crowd roars, the band blares, and Fenway celebrates a dramatic comeback victory.

Royals Butch” Schmidt Boston Braves Athletics R. A Bostons Tessie Gowdy Gilbert Moran Baker Bush Fenway Park Philadelphia Johnny Keenan Jack Killeen Rooters

Royals Rooters Parade Ends In Fenway Park

A large crowd at Fenway Park is described causing delays as leaders directed fans for two and a half hours. Ex mayor Fitzgerald is carried on supporters shoulders after the Royals and followers depart. Rooters plan another march today at the same time and place with expected triumph.

R. As Tropans Royals Fenway Park Fitzgerald Rooters Paris

Duffey's Column Three straight for the Braves in world series clash

Duffey lauds the Boston Braves for a 12 inning victory over Connie Mack's Athletics at Fenway Park. Hank Gowdy shines again as George Stallings' club display grit and championship mettle. Connie Mack's gamble with Joe Bush fails as the Braves, in a tough game, prove their worth with a dramatic win.

Braves Connie Mack Stallings Band Fenway Park George Stallings Hank Gowdy Johnny McGraw Hank Big Jawn Mac Stallings John Franklin Baker Connie Joe Bush Joe

Monday's Game Told in Detail at Boston Athletics

A full narrative of a tense baseball game between the Boston Braves and Philadelphia Athletics. Eddie Murphy leads off for the A's with mixed success as Tyler holds, Moran and Maranville star for Boston, with key plays including Cole fielding, Evers and Collins contributing offensively, and a pivotal late run by Mann after a wide throw by Bush. The crowd roars as Baker and Moran drive decisive hits, and darkness approaches with Boston securing victory in the end.

Tyler Eddie Murphy Athletics Murphy Oldring Schmidt Collinge Connolly Collins Baker MelInnis Evers Bush New York Giants Polo Grounds Moran Boston Braves Whitted Walsh Barry Big Schmidt Schang Deal Rabbit Maranville Gowdy McInnis Moranville Schmitt Pavilion Hildebrand Cout Josh” Devore Klein James Colling Stallings Mann Gilbert Roston

Fight score puzzles and college game guesses resolved

Louis C Wallach disputes a lightweight claim while two boxing scores 5 3 and 4 2 are cited. the correct tally 7 1 ends as a tie. In a Harvard Washington and Jefferson game, A bets 21 10, B bets 18 7, score 10 9 Harvard, and 18 7 is considered the winner. The text asks if any team won four straight in the world series, noting Chicago 1907 and Boston 1903 in effect.

Leach Cross Louis C. Wallach Gilbert Gallant Harvard Chicago Detroit Boston Pittsburg Bill McKinnon

Parents of Gowdy Surprise Braves Star's Family Visit

Hank Gowdy learned why he had sparked a Braves victory as his parents from Columbus, Ohio secretly watched him from Boston. They were seated near the blond-hatted catcher at the Plymouth Theatre after the North High Side boys gifted Gowdy a gold watch before the trip.

Hank Gowdy Braves Hank Columbus Boston Gaffney Plymouth Theatre Adams House North High Side Mrs. Gowdy

Beverly High shuts out Mechanic Arts 14 to 0

Beverly High defeated Mechanic Arts 14 to 0 in a well played game here. Captain Daley led Beverly with running and Coakley on line plunges, while Sally and Kean starred for Mechanic Arts.

Beverly Arts Beverly High Captain Daley Coakley Sally Kean Mechanic Arta

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