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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1910

Page

11

Red Sox fall to Highlanders as eighth inning collapses

Boston drops two games to New York in a tight series with Eddie Cicotte pitching. An error by Engle and misplays by Stahl and Lewis in the eighth inning ruin the Red Sox bid, Wagner and Wood ejected after disputes with umpire Perrine as Vaughan leaves the mound.

Donovan New York Philadelphia Cicotte Eddie Cicotte Highlanders Daniels Red Sox Jake Stahl Duffy Lewis Boston Engle Stahl Lewis Jake Southpaw Vaughan Perrine Wagner Wood Cree Charlie Hall Hooper Chase Knight Foster Purtell Hall Fir Criger Laporte Quinn Lo Red Sox Walter Heinie Joe Ewis Olter Heer Arter Orters

Harvester Out for Record on Last Day of Meeting

Philadelphia swept a doubleheader from Washington 3 1 and 2 1 on Sept 2 as the second game ended after the seventh due to darkness. Walker struggled in the first game before Reisling relieved him. errors doomed Washington in game two amid a tense early clash.

Washington Philadelphia Walker Reisling Beckendorf Colliflower

Barnstable Fair winds down with fast X Ray and Wild Heather

Barnstable fair wraps up after weather delay with fast exhibition by G Gardner's X Ray and P Burnham's Wild Heather. Most displays cleared, crowds smaller as President Thatcher approved a fourth day. Racing section highlights X Ray, Wild Heather, Six pacers and trotters from Canada and a packed racing card winding down Readville transition and Harvester record hopes.

Barnstable G. Gardner X-Ray P. Burnham Wild Heather

Duffey's Sports Column Puts Spotlight on Middle Distance King

In this sports column by Duffey readers are invited to mail questions to the Post editor. The piece previews a high profile showdown featuring Milton Paull Abel Wiviak and Mel Sheppard to settle who is the real middle distance king. It also notes a possible dual meet between New York A C and Olympic A C of California after the national championships in New Orleans. Ronald McDonald recalls the Ashland to Boston marathon and comments on current runners. Fred Tenney is praised for coaching Harvard, with colleges embracing professional coaching across the sport.

Milton Paull Pennsylvania Abel Wiviak Mel Sheppard New York A. C Olympic A. C California New Orleans Ronald McDonald Ashland Boston Ronald Mac

Red Sox Collapse Hands Highlanders 6 5 Victory

Eddie Cicotte pitched superbly through seven innings but faltered in the eighth, enabling the New York Highlanders to rally for a 6 to 5 win over Boston. The game hinged on a late Boston pitching collapse.

Hail Worthy New York Dodie Archdale Ed Geers Terre Haute Grand Rapids Detroit Cleveland Pacers Ross K Iss H. Kay Walter W Jerry B Blacklock Jennie W Baron Whips Flla

Tigers Routing White Sox at Detroit Stadium

Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 2 at home as Mullin was hit hard by the visitors and Delehanty starred with a seventh inning homer into the left field bleachers. The winners bunched their hits in two innings.

Detroit Chie Mullin Delehanty

Baseball game summary with misc errors and stats

Base hits by D Jones and Payne. Home run by Delehanty. Stolen bases by D Jones Crawford Bush and Zeider. Walks Mullin Lange. Hit by pitch Lange Crawford. Left on bases Detroit five Chicago six. Struck out Mullin two Lange four. Double play Payne and Lord. Time forty two minutes. Umpires O Loughlin and Egan.

Reisling Baker Elberfeld Ainsmith Walker Murphy Davis McBride Killifer Unglaub Coombs Barry Spavis Philadelphia Gory Walker A. E. Lord Oldring, Co Weer Collins Stew Anes Livingstone Morgan Washington AB. R. BU TR. PO Milan C. F Conroy Sete Gessler R Tea A McBride Elberfela Angland Ungland Orrington Gray Conno Morgan Colli Flower Lly Jones Moriarty Bush Chicago AB. R. BH. TB Onde Il Lord Melonn Bae VinGsrets Zeider Wol Hell Tannehill OW Ek Q' Zwilling I Yne Lange Ange Detroit Delehanty D. Jones Payne Crawford Mullin Strots O’loughlin Egan Cleveland Graney Stovall Turner Wees la Joie Hasterly Birmingham Knaupp Sete Ewes Adams Tae Mitchell ST. Louis Truesdale Hall Tajoie Ase Evans

Naps Defeat St. Louis 6 to 5 in Cleveland Victory

Cleveland beat St. Louis 6 to 5 in Cleveland. Hall pitched well but received limited support as the Naps pulled ahead late. The game featured key plays and a tense finish despite scattered errors on both sides.

St. Louis Cleveland Hall

Merrimacs Open to Play Any Fast Local Team on Labor Day

The Merrimacs have no Labor Day game and welcome fast amateur or semi professional teams. Contact M. N. Levenson at 90 North Street, Boston. Phone Richmond 247.

Merrimacs M. N. Levenson North Street Boston Tel Richmond

Marathon and amateur athletic meets at Brockton Fair

The Brockton Fair hosts its third annual Marathon with start near the Boston Athletic Association on Exeter street and finish at the fairgrounds. Entries close Sept 28 with Horace A. Keith. The eighth annual amateur athletic meet follows on Oct 6 with events for Plymouth county residents and college Y M C A teams plus open handicap events.

Brockton Fair Boston Athletic Association Exeter Street Fair Grounds Brockton Fair Track Horace A. Keith Pinkham Street Brockton Plymouth County Y. M

Washington Beats Detroit Twice In A Row

Washington fans witnessed a rare series of two consecutive wins over Detroit in broad daylight, marking a turnaround that has many hopeful about Jim McAleer’s rebuilt club.

Lewis Wins Tame Bout In Exhibition Clash

New York September 2 The welterweight title claimant Mary Lewis defeats England’s Harry Mansfield on points in a tame exhibition at the National Sporting Club of America.

New York Lewis Harry Mansfield England National Sporting Club of America

Alpine A. C. of Watertown Seeks Labor Day Game

The Alpine A. C. of Watertown is without a game for Labor Day and wants to arrange one as soon as possible. Full expenses quoted. Address: 74 Summer Street, Watertown.

Watertown Monahan Summer Street

Gardner Played for Lynn After Boston Americans Trade

Larry Gardner was sent to the Lynn team on a loan from the Boston Americans and later recalled by Boston. The arrangement shows Gardner moving briefly to Lynn before being brought back to the Americans.

Larry Gardner Lynn Gardner Boston Americans

Amateurs and pros in sports contest debate across notes

The excerpt debates who counts as a professional athlete and cites names such as Bart Connelly Tom Sawyer and references to amateur status. It questions participation for prize money and mentions a November start for a first amateur event and a historical question about the Corbett Sullivan fight dated September 7 1892.

Bart Connelly Tom Sawyer Maine Connelly Sawoyer Vistie George Brown Exeter Street John JL. Sullivan A. J. Stackhouse Rockingham Street Cambridge Hooper and Purtell

Kiel Trials Start Today in Buzzard's Bay

Marion Sept. 2 Officials of the Eastern Yacht Club gather on Buzzard's Bay shores for three daily kite races starting tomorrow as regatta committee selects the top three boats to represent at Kiel Germany next June. Yachts are split into two divisions with names listed. racing from a mid bay starting point to be chosen by weather.

Beaver Bibelot Coot Helen Juanita Sally Sally XI Spokane II Bandit Bessie IT Cima Peg Sea Coon Tomboy Tif Alarm Buzzard's Bay

Unclear Peninsula Scores From A Skimmed Card

Fragmentary sport scoring list shows multiple city teams with high counts and margins, including Montreal and Toronto with six to four, Buffalo versus Rochester, Newark versus Baltimore, Providence and Jersey City with varied totals. No full context or dates.

Montreal Toronto Rochester Buffalo Newark Baltimore Providence Jersey City

Connecticut Baseball Scores From Holyoke to New Haven

First game Holyoke 4 New Britain 3. Second game New Britain 3 Holyoke 1. Hartford 3 Springfield 2. Bridgeport 4 Waterbury 8 in 13 innings. New Haven 13 Northampton 0. Local results show varied outcomes across multiple teams and venues.

Holyoke New Britain Hartford Springfield Bridgeport Waterbury New Haven Northampton

New York and Boston Fire Department Teams Clash at AL Grounds

The New York and Boston fire department baseball teams meet at the American League Grounds this afternoon at 4 o clock. Officials including Chief Croker Mayor Fitzgerald Chief Mullen and Acting Commissioner Carroll will attend with about 4000 fans expected. New York won 6 to 5 over Gotham on July 16 and aim to reverse the result with practice by Manager Jim Maloney and Captain Truesdale. The home nine wear gray and black uniforms for the occasion.

New York Boston Croker Fitzgerald Mullen Carroll New Yorkers Gotham Jim” Maloney Truesdale Anas Toner Arvers CHAS Bang St. Im J. McDermott W. McDermott Eice Oo Wongon Vale Bron Oda Sisaese Miah Murray

Alfred Shrubb's coach heats and auction at estate sale

Auction notice for Alfred Shrubb related properties on the premises at a September day. Sale includes a residence with ten rooms and land lot under charge of a bank. Balance due on deed and terms include a swine balance. Public sale ordered by h27-28 and 13-7 Shrubb covens a country squad in 1908.

Alfred Shrubb Ward Shrubb Wround

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