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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1916

Page

19

Springfield and Lynn split two for Eastern League opening

In Lynn, Springfield won 4 to 1 in game one then lost 3 to 0 in game two as Hoyt and Canavan struggled on the mound. At Worcester, Lowell defeated Worcester 7 to 3 and 6 to 4 with Van Dyke and Herring notable on the hill and Dee and Gardella pacing the hits for Worcester.

Worcester Jesse Burkett Lowell van Dyke Herring J. Smith Tor Pa E. Kane Maloney Dee Stimpson Pottger Fgan Cooney Parker Gardella Helfrich Werre Torphy Fewster H. Brown R I.smith O M'Quillan

New Haven Falls to Portland 8 2 in Baseball Game

In New Haven on Sept 1 Portland rallied after two outs in the fifth to score three runs and beat New Haven 8 to 2. Brown Lonergan Beatty Miller Courtney each scored. two-base hits by Miller and Courtner. Tuckey pitched six or more innings with 1 earned run and Woodward allowed 5 in 9. Umpire Bannon. Time 1b 38m.

Hoyt Springfield Cass Booe Spires Hammond Gero Daley Orcutt ty—Smith Kenary Balis Canavan Overholm Stafford van Dyke JSF Worcester Kane Dee Stimpson Parker Helfrich Bonesuck Maloney Cooney Gardella Herring Bonesack Fegan Egan Ennis Potterger Worcester Torphy H. Brown I. Smith Strands Tyler Brown Smith McQuillan Fewster Werre Gleason Hickey Tiville H'mond Carroll Flynn Porter Prysock Greene Ojerholm Tuero Justin Williams Tal Lynn Bee Orentt DeNoville Gleason oOrentt Ville Carr Carrill Justin de Stafford Posse Carroll Overholm New Haven Portland Reed POCPS Viceroys Wee Lonergan Beatty Miller Courtney Courtner Tamm Nutter Tuckey Woodward Bortland Po.a Bil.po.a Clemens Whatlen Tonergan Devine Weaver New London Conn Bridger Rt Martin NEW London Bridgeport Blake Recker Dowd Duggan Welser Briggs M'hetka Aker Rod'’guez D'n'ger House Warner Odell Sb Moshier Russel IU Heimer Ey — Reat New London Orem Bridgeport Recker O Dowd Weiser Marhefka Weiser Hecker Weiser Duggan Dowd Smykal Kantlehner Picabue Chase Huhn Tinehman Johnston Roush Toney Loudon Baird Kant Lehner Jacobs Kantieliner Wild Yitech O’day Harrison Philadelphia Coombs Alexander Niehoff Paskert Stock Whitted Olson Paskett Luderus Marquard Klem Emilie PO. A. F. Paskert Feseeese Uo Paeeeae Esses Ouarred Eees Wie Ces Whitteds Seeees Bancroft Heeesas Killifer Eeeeens Rixey Weesenseas Seeweeees Sd Brooklyn AB R BH. TB PO. A. Editadst Oy Hs Aba Eiels Dé Stengel Price Merkle Esaes WHAT Seekeweeee Cutshaw Mowrey Ear

Pitchers Duel Ends 2-0 With Lawrence Victory

Hartford and Lawrence clubs staged a tight pitchers battle as Tyous faltered in the ninth. A bases on balls and consecutive hits produced the two decisive runs, giving Lawrence a 2 to 0 win while Lyons delivered solid defense through eight innings.

Hartford Conn Dyons Johnson Lawrence Tyous Lyons

Reds Defeat Pirates 6-3 in Pittsburg

Cincinnati tops Pittsburg 6 to 3 as Warner hits a home run and Chase collects four hits. Umpire Harrison ejects Manager Callahan and players Jacobs and Johnston for objecting to calls.

Warner Chase Harrison Callahan Jacobs Johnston Cincinnat AR Neale O. Chase Crittith Clark Seeee Wingo Louden Touey Pittsburg Ant Warter Carey Bixwhee Hinchman Bar Johnston Ib Schmidt Roan Teeee Cc Baird Smykal Ss Wagner Tee Im Totals Seca

Burlesque Ball Game by Hello Paris Co

Hello Paris company players of the Gaiety clash on the Common at 10 this morning. Both teams boast strong lineups and aim for victory while members of each company rally their players from the sidelines.

Hello Paris CO Hello Paris

New England Swimmers Set for N E A A U Championships

New England's top speed swimmers will compete for honors in the outdoor championships on the Charles River Basin this afternoon at 3 o clock.

New England Charles River

Five events set for Brookline swimming meet predictions

Entries show strong field across 100, 440, 80 yards, mile and diving. Notable swimmers include T F Nelligan of Brookline SC Amhers star, Elliott Church Joe Kennedy Fred Wegener Ben Levins and Bobby Muir challenging in multiple events with rivals from Brookline Gym and Boston Y M C A.

T. F. Nelligan Brookline Swimming Club Amherst Elliott Church Joe Kennedy Fred Wegener Mike Prendergast Max Untersee Brookline Church Wegener Kennedy Untersee Ben Levins Frank Wood Brookline Gym Carl Shumway Boston Y. M. C. A Bobby Muir Levias Shumway Nelligan Muir Paul Joannet Ben Levias Brook‘ne H. Hayes W. Prendergast

Hour Motor Paced Race at Revere Track Tonight

A double feature card at Revere cycle track includes a one hour motor paced race featuring Clarence Carman George Wiley Leon Didier and Georges Seres. A professional tandem handicap follows with five top pairs racing under handicaps for an even contest. The event affects selections for the upcoming world cycling derby at the beach oval next week. Labor Day night features a 50 mile motor paced team race with Didier Madonna Carman Linart.

Revere Clarence Carman George Wiley Leon Didier Georges Seres Suter Turville Sullivan Herbert Connolly Williams Grant Reynolds Boyd Jackson Beach Oval the Oval Didier Madonna Carman Linart

Final Races At Waterville Central Maine Fair Draws Crowds

Andy Ashland aboard Harlem Express and Baby Doll won the final day of racing at the Central Maine Fair in Waterville Me. The 2:15 stake pacing carried a $250 purse with Harlem Express leading, and Baby Doll won the 2:22% trotting heat with Cloe W and Todd's Echo among the top finishers.

Waterville Andy Ashland Harlem Express Baby Doll Clee W B. G Ashland Ainen Tease Charlie Again B. g.Iisher Richard OM Ae Srer Gale Hayden Atlantic Express Johnson Aye Ee Frank Ward Blk. G Russell Charlie Richardson B. m Stirling Chisnapaeon I Wolaa Sehr Cloe W Lally M Br. m Fox Todd

Old Crow Whiskey and Hunter Whiskey Ads From Boston

An old classified fragment lists prices for Old Crow Whiskey at 100 proof three dollars per gallon and Old Ky Whiskey two dollars per gallon. Notes mention bot in bond and shipments to any address. Corliss & Co. at 226-328 Broadway South Boston Massachusetts appear as the supplier.

Old Crow Why Old Ky. Wky Hunter Why Bond J. Corliss & Co Broadway South Boston Maas

Braves Triumph 3-1 Over Giants at Braves Field

The Braves defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 at Braves Field powered by Larry Chappelle’s first Braves appearance and solid relief from Tom Hughes. Bennie Kauff contributed the lone Giants run as Pat Ragan and Tom Hughes split tasking duties on the mound.

Dodgers Phillies Philadelphia Braves Phils Dangerous Birds Boston Stallings Giants Buck Herzog Heine Zim Anderson Bennie Kauff Bennie Tom Hughes Fred Snodgrass B. Kauff New York Tom Pat Ragan M’carthy Pat Graves Larry Chappelle Snodgrass Rariden Herzog Fletcher Magee Kelly Zim Kauff Koney Ioney Henry Gowdy Chappelle McCarty

Braves and Giants Meet in Doubleheader At Braves Field

Local entertainment schedule lists two games this afternoon between the Braves and Giants at Braves Field with the first contest slated to start at 1 30. The write up notes Anderson lifting Magee and a double play ending a late rally as the key action in the prior sequence.

Uighes Anderson Magee Braves Field Braves Giants

Fraser Coach at Everett from Dorchester Named

Paul Ginger Fraser a former Colby College football captain from Dorchester was elected Everett High School coach for the fall replacing Cleo O'Donnell who moves to Purdue. Fraser once starred as a Colby fullback and later built a strong team. he will also teach mathematics and languages at the school.

Paul “Ginger” Fraser Dorchester Colby Everett High School Fraser Cleo O'Donnell Purdue University

Galway Men's Field Day Set at Fenway Park on Labor Day

The 10th annual County Galway Men's Benevolent Association field day is arranged for Labor Day at Fenway Park. Tom Callahan of Charlesbank gym will manage the athletic programme and has gathered top local contenders. Events begin at 1 pm with a 3 pm start at Russell Field in Cambridge for viewing.

County Galway

B A A Relay Squad to Run Opponents at Headville Meet

The first outdoor New England meet at Headville race track features the B A A entering a four man relay against an All-Boston team. The line up includes Joe Higgins Holy Cross W L Powell Boston Y M C A and E C Niles Gladiator A A with a fourth from Irish-American A A. The high jump also draws attention with Harry Barwise New England champion Walter Whalen B A A and George Pelletier Irish-American A A competing.

New England Headville Joe Higgins Holy Cross W. L. Powell Boston Y. M. C. A E. C. Niles Gladiator A. A A. A Harry Barwise Walter Whalen George Pelletier

Colt Brings $50 000 In Record Belmont Purchase

Friar Rock, a three year old colt noted for wins in the Brooklyn Handicap and Suburban, was bought from August Belmont today by John E. Madden of Lexington Kentucky. The price is reported at 50000 dollars.

New York Brooklyn August Belmont John Ek. Madden Lexington

Reagan defeats Crowley at Commercial A C in Boston crowd

Tommy Reagan of East Boston, ex national amateur featherweight champion, defeated Mike Crowley of Malden at the Commercial A C in Boston before the largest crowd yet in the same arena.

Tommy Reagan East Boston Noddle Islanders Mike Crowley Malden

Reagan and Crowley Boxed Through 12 Rounds in Malden Show

The Malden and East Boston crowd roared as Reagan and Crowley battled 12 rounds with Crowley earning the decision as Reagan pressed and landed a notable body and jaw blows. The undercard featured Watlin over Gerard in eight rounds, along with a six round draw between Miller and Choto and Barry defeating Manovitch in six rounds.

Malden East Boston Reagan Crowley Tony North Jimmy Barry England

Pop Concert Finals At Copley Plaza Tonight

Tonight and tomorrow night mark the last two performances of the Pop concerts at Copley Plaza. A small orchestra and skilled musicians present a mix of popular and serious works, proving summer concerts can thrive in Boston. Managers plan to continue through another summer.

Copley Plaza Boston

Golf Matches Today At Arlington And Lexington Clubs

The three day event begins this afternoon at Lexington Golf Club and Arlington Freights links with unlimited medal play and half handicap for nine holes. A golf tournament is also on the schedule this afternoon at Concord Country Club.

Lexington Golf Club Arlmont Golf Club Arlington Freights Concord Country Club

Local Rifle Clubs Schedule Labor Day Open Shoots

The Middlesex Rifle Club will hold a shoot this afternoon. The Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club will shoot at its range on the Howard M Munroe estate Lexington. Both clubs plan open holiday shoots on Labor Day. The Concord Rifle Club will also shoot today at its Bristol Hill range.

Middlesex Rifle Club Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club Howard M. Munroe Lowell Street Lexington Concord Rifle Club Bristol Hill Concord

Southern Association Scores Report

Atlanta defeats Birmingham 8 to 2 while Memphis 3 Chattanooga 2 Nashville 2 and Little Rock 1 are listed in the standings.

Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga Nashville Little Rock

International League scores update

Buffalo beat Providence 2 1. Montreal defeated Richmond 7 2. Baltimore ran past Rochester 11 8. Toronto Newark Wet grounds noted.

Buffalo Providence Montreal Richmond Baltimore Rochester Toronto-Newark

Phillies Beat Dodgers Twice Shutout Doubleheader

Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 0 and 6 0 to gain on first place as Alexander and Coombs each hurled shutouts. Bancroft Whitted and Paskett starred with key plays while Coombs and Alexander extended the major league shutout streaks.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Alexander Rixey Bancroft Whitted Paskett Coombs Philadelphia Star E. Paskert Niehoff Stock Seteee Cravath Teeee Teeta O Luderus Seeeee Ween Killifer Alexander P Comeertt Brooklyn AB BH TB PO A. E Myers Stengelett Merkle Wheat Lt O Cutshaw Mowrey Olson

Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Feature Two-Game Sets

The schedule lists American League games: Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, St. Louis at Cleveland. National League games include New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Chicago at St. Louis, and Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Eastern League actions pair Worcester with New Haven and Springfield with Lawrence, plus Lowell at Lynn and Hartford at Worcester, with Bridgeport visiting New London.

Boston New York Cincinnati Pittsburg Philadelphia Brooklyn H. E. Attee Washington Philadelphia Ae Philadelphia Coed Washington Eoosel R. A Springfield Eosenes Veceve LYND Bridgeport Lawrence P.obecoriya qeeBceensaes Romeo Ceeaens P.O Boston Eupoowee Owwowes Detroit Tteae Chicago Ee Eee Ae St. Louis Deemesesenes New York Seeseevecesses Cleveland Sacar Ve Senasons Washington Peccesesese Philadelphia Emrereceneen P.O. Portland New London Oowesoaws Ea Eet Et Eens Anses Worcester Ee Lynn Severe "Ooise Lawrence Seantencoemeeys New Haven Eweeeacwwness Bridgeport Wewoane Wees SD Lowell Hartford Gessassvass Eee S Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Worcester Lynn Hartford

Columbus Beats Toledo and Minneapolis 8 to 6

American Association standings show Columbus defeating Toledo and Minneapolis by an 8 to 6 scoreline as St. Paul trails with 5. The result shapes early league totals and team momentum.

Columbus Toledo Minneapolis St. Paul

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