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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1912

Page

11

What the Pitchers Did in The Deciding Game

The Post's baseball statistician BEDIENT details innings pitched and pitches by Bedient Giante and Mathews on a deciding game. Bedient worked 7 innings with 104 pitches and 23 14 14 14 12 12 15 by inning. Wood pitched 3 innings with 38 pitches. Mathewson pitched 10 innings with 127 pitches and 10 9 18 13 11 3 15 16 11 9 22 by inning. Strikeouts totaled 4 for Mathews. Red Sox strikes: 10 misses and 20 fouls. Red Sox balls: 5 bases on balls 42 unfair balls.

Giante Ciama Pease Giants Wood Mathewson Red Sox

Chicago Nationals falter as White Sox clinch by late rally

Chicago National League club collapses in the eighth inning of today's game against the Chicago Americans. Reulbach and Cheney were knocked out, and the White Sox sealed victory with a late scoring spree to claim the Chicago championship.

Chicago Chicago Americans Reulbach Cheney Sox

National League Wins Fourth Inning Rally To Take Series Lead

White struggled and exited for Benz who followed with control issues but held Americans to two hits. Final score shows Nationals ahead 9 to 8 as the NL tightens its series advantage 2 games to 0.

White Benz Schalk Reulbach Cheney Smith Archer

Cardinals Retain St Louis Title In Interleague Win

The St Louis Nationals beat the St. Louis Americans 6 to 1 to clinch the interleague series and move to four wins against three for the Americans. The game featured Steele, Wingo, Hamilton, Allison Stephens and Alexander.

H. R. EB Steele Wingo Hamilton Allison Stephens Alexander

Attell to Box Walsh in Boston Bantam Clash

Jimmy Walsh Boston bantam champion will fight Abe Attell next Tuesday at a Pilgrim A A. A 12 round bout promises a dramatic rematch between old foes who have each defeated the other in past encounters. Attell appeared in good shape after being introduced at the Pilgrim A ring.

Jimmy Walsh Boston Abe Attell Pilgrim A. A Attell Walsh Kilbane Abe

Giants Boss Declines Blame After Defeat

Boston Post reports the 1912 World Series setback as Giants manager deflects fault, praises Mathewson’s pitching, lauds Speaker for key hits, Hooper for a crucial catch, and notes Bedient’s strong relief pitching while acknowledging Yerkes’ steady play aided the Red Sox victory.

Manager salutes umpiring and Red Sox after world championship

In a reflective note, the manager praises Murray Herzog and Devore for standout contributions, lauds Tesreau and other pitchers, and commends Stahl and the Red Sox. He notes fair crowds, clean play, and Massachusetts pride as Boston is crowned champions of the world.

Boston Tesreau Stahl Red Sox

Harvad Football Practice Ends Early as V Varsity Tops Freshmen

Harvard varsity and freshman teams faced off at Soldiers Field in two ten minute periods. The only score came in the first period by the varsity as the second team earned a day off for their strong showing. Coach Haughton sent them to watch the final game of the world series.

Harvard Soldiers Field Haughton

Yale Freshmen Sweep Meet at New Haven

Yale freshmen dominated the fall meet in New Haven on October 16. Knight Cheney of the Hill School won the 100 yard dash in 10.26 seconds, Alex Revell captured the furlong hurdles, George Brown led the quarter mile in 61.1 seconds, and Oler of the Olympic team won the high jump at 6 feet 1 inch.

YALE New Haven Knight Cheney Hill School Alex Revell George Brown Oler Sin

Henriksen Gets the Most Credit for Red Sox World Title

Captain Henriksen leads Boston in a dramatic victory over the Giants sending in the tieing run with a timely two base hit off Mathewson. Speaker and Hooper receive high praise for pivotal plays as Red Sox fans and Royal Rooters celebrate the world championship.

Olaf Henriksen McGraw Matty Henriksen Mathewson Red Sox

Big Wrestlers Here Tonight At Grand Opera House

Irish Giant Jack McGrath faces Bavarian heavyweight Ignaz Alcready in a bout to a finish at the Grand Opera House. Alcready beat top men in New York last week while McGrath aims to move closer to the world title. Cyclone Burns expected to attend to challenge the winner after returning from a successful overseas trip.

Jack McGrath Ignaz Alcready Grand Opera House Alcready New York McGrath Burns

Danvers Football Triumph Over Tech 15 Despite Weight Advantage

St Johns Prep defeated Tech 15 team 13 to 0 as Danvers used fast end runs and multiple forward passes to overcome but were heavier. Boston team outweighed Danvers, yet the Danvers squad secured the win.

Danvoprs St. Johns Prep Tech Boston Danvers

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