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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1912

Page

8

New England A U Championships Spark Fenway Park Sprints

The N E E A U championships draw 75 athletes at Tech Feld with top sprinters including Howard Drew Nardini and Al Robinson. Runners contest the quarter and half miles with Caldwell Holden Halpin Burke and Hedlund among favorites, while field events feature Gutterson Clark and Wright in jumps and hurdles.

New England Athletic Association Tech Feld 88 Howard Drew Springfield Nardini al Robinson Teschner Exeter D. B. Young Powell North Dorchester Jim Hennigan Joe Curran Joe Silva Hugh Maguire Eddie Farrell Ellery Clark Gutterson

Geers Drives Dudie Archdale to Victory at Charter Oak Park

In Hartford at Charter Oak Park Geers, veteran driver, guided Dudie Archdale to victory in the free-for-all championship trot over Billy Burke. Archdale narrowly beat Burke as Gears piloted the winner through a tight finish, with Anvil later pulled from the 2:09 trot and Cheney prevailing in the 2:07 pace.

Geers Dudie _ Archdale Billy Burke Hartford Pop”’ Geers Charter Oak Park Dodie Archdale Cheney Jack” Fleming Dallas Tex Anvil Thacker Archdale Billy. Burke Gay Audubon Baron May King Brook Helen Stiles Oakdale Baron A Cox Longworth B Eddie Dillard Ethel Newton Lassell Dudie Archdale Bik Billie Burke McDonald B. m Belamour Fleming G. G Snoow Durfee B. S Baron Alentara Burt Axworthy Ch. H. Isurphy Dass Br. S B. H Murphy Ch. S Farry Thacker B. g.Geers Rae Oe Albert Miss Re Yavis Carpenter Jr. Watts B. c Darnatz G. W. Newton Parke Baron Aberdeen B. G Drinkwater Ethel Lynn Blk. m Laselle

White Sox Errors Give Game To Naps

Cleveland beat Chicago 5 to 2 in 11 innings as miscues in extra frames decided the game. Jackson opened the 11th with a pass, Jojoie singled, Birmingham reached on a wild throw, and Graney followed with a long fly that Lord mishandled, allowing Lajoie to score from second and Birmingham to advance.

White Sox NAPS Chicago Cleveland Kago Jackson Gajoie Birmingham Benz Graney Lord Lajoie AB. R Zeider Johnston Weaver Chapman Steen Grane Weaver Double Johnston Chi Rica Cleve Basskette Mit Bette Hathh Baskette Y Benz Eivans Egan

Wood and Johnson shine in yesterday's pitching duel

Wood allowed one run and held the Red Sox to five hits while Johnson matched with nine strikeouts. Wood pitched five hitless innings and fanned three in one stretch, ending with a 28 and 11 season record. Johnson contributed with key outs and a strong seventh inning, bringing his season to 30 wins and 4 losses.

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Boston Red Sox Edge Washington in Historic Pitching Duel

A near flawless duel between Joe Wood and Walter Johnson captivated Boston and New England as the Red Sox beat the Washington team 1 to 0. Wood worked with precision behind strong support while Johnson fought to limit the damage in a game dominated by pitching and tense defense.

Duffy Lewis Changes Style and Delivers Winning Run

Duffy Lewis hit a two bagger that scored the winning run, a result of how teams shift against him. Johnson and Moran moved toward left field as Lewis came up, while Moeller misplayed a ball to right, sealing the defeat.

Duffy Lewis Boston Johnson Lewis Moran Milan Moeller

Wood Remains Unbeaten as Boston Triumphs in Tight Contest

Joe Wood earned his fourteenth straight victory for Boston, driving in a decisive run after Speaker sparked a late rally. Washington’s Walter Johnson matched him, but a lone hit by Lewis and a costly miscue allowed Boston to pull ahead and seal the win as Wagner Gardner and Speaker starred defensively for the Sox.

Lewis Johnson Gandil Moeller Speaker Walter Jonnson Joe Wood Boston Senators Nike Fien Wagner Gardner Laporte McBride Washington Milan

Joe Wood’s Winning Games Since July 4

A fragment notes Wood’s early July wins with key plays. Gandil’s fly to short center, Speaker’s running catch saved a run. Laporte opened the ninth with a sharp single, Moran sacrificed, but no run followed as McBride and Ain struck out.

Gandil Speaker Laporte Moran Betty McBride Ainsm

Joe Wood's Winning Career Since July 4

A recap of Joe Wood's performance from July 4 through September listing wins over St. Louis Detroit and Chicago, a late relief appearance, and pivotal results against Cleveland and Washington. Includes dates and scores such as 5-1 over St. Louis and 1-0 over Detroit.

Toss Up Between Two Star Pitchers

Wood and Johnson faced off in a tense con test as Joy struck out nine to Walter's five. Washington scored six hits to Boston's five and the Senators played one extra inning. Wood walked one batter intentionally and was not hit hard, while Johnson yielded a brace of hits in one inning.

Wood Seabie Senators Youteraague Johnson Washington Joe Wood New England Boston Fenway Park Fuien Sox Jon Wood Mike Nike Deer Speaker Peaker A.B B. S.O Ww Ph.b R. BH. TB PO. A. E Ead Lewis Foster McBreen McBreen | Bis Vceeds Sie 4 | Eteeee Eoveteene Ees Eam Maweeeserneere Washington Sere Reek Ree Ainsmith A Blocen Dou J Wood Joy Walter Red Sox Joe Connolly

Boston Red Sox Rally Then Hold Off Senators In Nine

Boston bats rally as Lewis and Speaker ignite a productive seventh inning. Cady Wagner and Wood close the frame with key plays. Johnson keeps Washington in check until late as Wood works through eight before Connolly calls the play.

Baseball Players Fraternity Inc Incorporates in New York

Articles filed in Albany announce the Baseball Players Fraternity Inc to protect contractual rights and promote lawful interests of professional ball players. Incorporators include Byrne Pittsburg Carrigan Lewis ton Cobb Crawford Daubert Doolan Evers Fultz Mathewson Huggins Henry Pratt Sweeney and Sweeney.

Albany N. Y Baseball Players’ Fraternity, Inc Secretary of State Robert Byrne Pittsburg William F. Carrigan Lewiston

Newton Nines Set for City Championship clash

Newton Catholic Club faces Newton Y M C A nine for Garden City championship this afternoon on West Newton Common. Catholic club asserts Newton title after beating Upper and Lower Falls. YMCA team vows a strong challenge amid large local fan turnout.

Newton Newton Y. M. C. A Garden City West Newton

Ram A. A Football Games Preview

Fragmentary note mentions football games and ranks with unclear details. It includes garbled trainer or guard references and a score or weight cue but lacks concrete teams names dates or locations for a coherent summary.

Connecticut League Scores Include Hartf ord Tie

In Hartford, the Connecticut League game ended 3 all with Hartford drawing New Haven 3 3 and Bridgeport leading 2 1 while Arapregholo Boris appears in the play notes.

Hart Hartford New Haven New Bridgeport Boris

Motor Car Leaders Preview 1913 Premier Models

Knight car owners Mr and Mrs J H MacAlman and Mr and Mrs Joseph Gridley tour the mountains and plan a stay at Mr Gridley's country home in the Osigees. Garford agency shifts to R and L Company of New York. Robert I. Eads reports Premier's Little Six tops the season, with early ships to Boston and strong demos to drive a record sales year.

J. H. MacAlman Joseph Gridley Boston

Exciting Finishes in Brookline Meet at Playground

Large crowd watched events at Brookline avenue playground. Newsboys beat All Stars 14 to 13 in a baseball game with Murphy Parks Connors and Campbell as battery members. Gymnastics displays by younger boys directed by Frank B. McGovern and Rudolph W. Nelson were a highlight. J Frank Mason supervised the meet.

Brookline Avenue Newsboys All Stars Murphy Parks Connors Campbell Frank B. McGovern Rudolph W. Nelson J. Frank Mason Arthur Arthur. Goulter Tom Doolan Tom Green J. Fadden John Corcoran Edward Lynch John Sullivan John Connors Tom Grennan

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