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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
14
Philadelphia October 13 The Red Sox claim world championship praise for their pitching strength and clean teamwork under manager William F. Carrigan. He credits Moran and the Phillies for a gallant, well played series with mutual respect. Hooper and Lewis shone as key hitters in a tight contest.
Philadelphia manager laments defeat to the Red Sox in a closely fought World Series contest. He cites heavy hitting, late home runs by Harry Hooper and Duffy Lewis, and argues the breaks favored Boston. He praises the Red Sox defense and notes injuries limited his own pitchers and players.
Bill Carrigan credits his Red Sox players for the World Series title and downplays his own role. He praises Cravath injured yet heroic, lauds Eddie Burns for steady catching, and expresses pride, gratitude, and hope for a repeat performance next season.
President Jim Gaffney of the Braves announced by Boston Nationals that waivers were secured on outfielder Herbert Moran and catcher Bert Whaling. The development clears the way for next season as Moran and Whaling head to the coast with renewed plans.
Boston adds slugging outfielder Willhoit from the Venice coast team in 1916. Several majors courted him including the Phillies Giants and Nationals but Renee Bill Donovan chose him for Boston after noting his strong Coast League batting and his friendship with Fred Snodgrass who arranged the deal. Willhoit is a civil engineer by trade.
In Philadelphia on October 13 the world series averages show George Foster as top batter at .500, but Duffy Lewis of the Boston club led in overall effectiveness with .444 while Luderus reached .438 for Philadelphia. The piece notes a new boss and winter work plans for Mr. Gaffney.
After a successful Myopia Hunt meet in South Hamilton, the Middlesex Hunt kicks off its first meet in over a week. Daybreak assembly in South Lincoln behind a large pack of hounds, led by Master of Fox Hounds Alexander H. Higginson.
The notice teases a new feature page in the upcoming Sunday edition of the Sun Day Post. It hints at fresh content and reader highlights to expect with the week’s release.
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