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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1906

Page

8

Highlanders Rally Topples Boston in Ninth

New York’s Highlanders beat Boston 6 to 4 at American League Park on September 6 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Keeler tied the game with a triple and scored the winning run as Thomas delivered the decisive hit.

New York Clark Griffith Highlanders Plymouth Rocks Boston New Yorks McGuire Kleinow Winter Hoffman Chesbro Doylé Thomas Keeler Bostons Doyle Godwin Ferris Grimshaw Moriarity Laporte Chase Yeager Stahl Armbruster Delehanty Conroy

Baseball Scoring Note With Cobb Rohe Smith Highlights

Three-base hits credited to Crawford Hahn. Home run by Coughlin. Sacrifice by Rohe. Stolen bases by Cobb Hahn Isbell Davis twice. Walks: Rowan six Smith one. Hit by pitch Smith. Smith struck out four. Davis a double play by Umpires Evans and Connolly. Time listed as lh m.

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Washington Defeats Philadelphia 6 0 Behind Shutout Pitching

Washington blanked Philadelphia 0 to 0 as Falkenberg held the visitors to six scattered hits while striking out 10 with flawless support. Dygert yielded three safeties, including Stahl's fourth inning triple that produced three runs.

Washington Philadelphia Falkenberg Dygert Innng Stahl

Cleveland Beats St Louis 9 to 3 In Baseball Clash

Cleveland clubs Smith and Jacobsen for nine runs to three as Turner’s fielding and Stovall’s batting stand out. St. Louis tallies two early, but Cleveland answers with four in the fifth and an additional run in the ninth. Bernhard earns win with eight hits allowed by Smith and Jacobsen combined, while St. Louis commits two errors.

Cleveland Smith Jacobsen Turner Stovall St. Louis Flick Rockenfeld Jones Stone Bernhard Niles Lafoie Sheridan Caffyn Eweeeeeeves Lajoie Congalton R Lincveeeees Barbeau Clark E Niles Or * Jones Seer Hemphill Wallace O'Brien Hartsell W'Biens Sees Spencer Rickey

Harvard versus Cambridge rowing debate over shells and crews

W H Davy defending Harvard boat against English critics as 60 foot vs 63 foot shells, detailing beam, rollers, weight, and crew readiness. Charles E Courtney compares boats with Cornell and notes crew strength matters most. Fortmeyer predicts strong American fight and possible Harvard win.

W. H. Davy Harvard Cambridge Mr. Davy New London Yale England Crimson Charles E. Courtney Cornell Ithaca Amer Frederick R. Fortmeyer New York National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Leander Oxford Philadelphia Nickalls

Worcester Wins Game Number 1 in New England

Worcester defeated Lawrence 6 to 4 in a loosely played game at Lawrence. Worcester benefited from Wilson's three errors by the visitors and Fulmer's two miscues. Worcester outfielded and outbatted the Oaks, with Frock and Knotts pairing for Worcester and Leith and Cote for Lawrence. Umpire O Brien.

New England Lawrence Worcester Wilson Fulmer R.H.E. Worcester Frock and Knotts Leith Cote O’ Brien

Manchester Wins Opener 4 2 In New Bedford Baseball

Manchester defeats New Bedford 4 to 2 in the first game as Crohan pitches seven strikeouts and limits hits after the early innings. O'Toole works steady until the ninth. In the playoff, New Bedford shuts out Manchester 4 to 0 as Robinson’s curves and Cutting’s walks slow Manchester. Umpire Hastings.

New Bedford Manchester Crohan New England O’toole Robinson R. H. E. New Bedford Braun McGovern Haastings

Haverhill Defeats Fall River In Seven Runs

Long hitting by Haverhill powered a 6 to 2 road win over Fall River. Three home runs highlighted the attack and Connaughton contributed strongly at the plate. Final score 6 to 2 with Cornelius and Eagan collecting the batteries for Haverhill and Yeager and Watters for Fall River.

Fall River Mass Haverhill Connaughton R. H. E. Haverhill Cornelius and Eagan Yeager Watters Stafford

Lynn Defeats Lowell 9 to 4 Secures Second in League

Lynn beat Lowell 9 to 4 to cling to second place in the New England league. Cobb started for Lowell and received poor support as Lynn announced a five game series with Springfield of the Connecticut league next week. Batteries labeled. Umpire Henry.

Lynn Lowell Cobb Springfield R. H. E. Lymm Labelle Daum Cobb, Cameron Galvin Henry

Collins and Taylor Face Key Conference Over Third Base

Boston fans await a pivotal meeting between Jimmy Collins and General Taylor to decide if Collins stays or is traded. Taylor could reshape the next season by negotiating a sale or seeking a seasoned third baseman to replace him, with concerns over finding a quality successor and the impact on the team’s infield.

Jimmy Collins General Taylor Boston Collins Connie Mack Love Cross Godwin Nor Morgan Taylor

Gans and Britt Set Christmas Night Fight in Goldfield

Texas Richard, matchmaker for the club, posted a $25 000 purse for a Gans versus Britt bout on Christmas night. Gans accepted and Britt is said to have consented. The previous 1904 San Francisco clash ended with Britt fouling Gans in the fifth round and losing the decision.

Goldfield Texas Ricard Gans Britt San Francisco

Nelson Fights Illusion of Danger After Gans Bout

Battling Nelson departed Goldfield for Truckee for a fishing trip after reports of grave injuries from his fight with Joe Gans proved exaggerated. The boxer sustained only minor bruises and internal hemorrhages with no serious harm beyond facial swelling from repeated exchanges.

Goldfield Nelson Joe Gans Truckee Gans

Centrals of East Boston Triumph Over Jamaicas at Wood Island Park

The Centrals of East Boston defeated the Jamaica A. A. yesterday at Wood Island Park by 7 to 1. Thornton of the Jamaicas was hit freely, while Marley’s delivery yielded only two hits.

Centrals East Boston Jamaica A. A Wood Island Park Thornton Jamaicas Marley

Boston Takes 2 1 Win Over Phillies in Brilliant Game

Boston edged Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Pfeffer pitched a strong game backing, Richie struggled with control as Boston capitalized on early two runs in the second inning. Sparks pitched the late innings for Philadelphia but could not prevent the loss.

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