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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
10
The Athletics crushed the Red Sox 4 to 1 in Philadelphia as Boston again failed to solve the home club. Morgan had a wild stretch in the second inning, but otherwise the Sox offered little resistance to the champions.
Min gtrel Cy dominated by fooling hitters with a sharp spitter while Morgan walked and struck out. Killilay faltered in the fifth, Hall replaced him and steadied the defense as the White Elephants seized momentum before O'Brien and Heggeman, signed from Denver, helped the Mackmen secure the win.
There are four scheduled games featuring Boston at Philadelphia, New York at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, and St. Louis at Cleveland.
Naps win 2 to 1 as Cleveland folds against a Kansas City style duel. Mitchell and Brown duel on the mound with few runs supported early. Cleveland gains late singles but fails to convert, sealing the tight win for the visitors.
Incomplete box score data shows innings pitched by Hail with 1 hit allowed in 13 innings, sac bunts by Yerkes and Oldring, and team left on base totals for Boston and Philadelphia. Walks issued by Killilay Hall and Morgan, plus four track outs attributed to Hall and Morgan. Umpires Connory and Sheridan.
Chicago routed Detroit pitchers for 16 hits and a 9 to 6 victory. McIntyre had five hits two-base hits by MelIntyre Lord Moriarty Drake Callahan Gainer and a three-base hit by McIntyre. Summers Lafitte Walsh combined for Detroit pitching while Bush fielded sharply.
Cold weather forced postponement of Heps vs Quakers yesterday. Doubleheader opens at 1 30 this afternoon with last Heps appearance in Boston as Sher wood Nottingham magee and Charlie Dooin slugging lineup seek win. Hauser may join on Western trip as Tenneyites rely on pitching depth against Philadelphia and Boston.
Nearly 200 athletes from local clubs and metropolitan entries compete in the season finale at Caledonian Grove. Yale figures and old rivals are noted as Kennedy may return to coach the crew, with Peninsular and South Boston A C stories amid the chatter of strong relay lines and top competition.
The piece compares Oscar Hedlund of Brookline to top milers such as Jones Cornell Kiviat I A A C and Hanavan Michigan amid a strong field. It notes Sullivan resigns from the New York Athletic Commission and highlights AAU concerns over amateurs versus professionals. It observes boxing commission uncertainty and scrutiny for Sullivan's successor.
The article notes Frank Schulte hit his 21st home run against the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday. It also references boxing score details and entries for amateur bouts, plus inquiries about Sam Langford versus Joe Jeanette and a scoring dispute in a collision play.
Connecticut baseball league president Tracey announces collapse as managers quit delaying tactics and internal fights erode the league. He resigns at the October meeting, criticizing managers for self interest and deriding league decisions during a disastrous season with games being moved from New Haven.
In Philadelphia on September 8, E H Whitney of Harvard beat J J Armstrong of Minnesota 6-1 6-4 8-6 6-3 in semis. A H Mann of Yale defeated J L Cops of Yale 4-6 6-3 to advance.
New York outplayed Washington and won 2 to 1 on base running and timely scoring. The game featured strong defense and decisive hits that carried the Highlanders to victory in Washington on September 8.
The Connecticut league title hinges on the extra Sunday game as Bridgeport leads Springfield by a half game with two days left. Bridgeport holds .614 vs Springfield .610 and the leaders meet Sunday to settle the championship.
Hartford defeated Bridgeport 5 to 4 in Hartford. A 2 to 2 tie at Bridgeport ended after seven innings due to darkness. New Britain to New Haven and Waterbury to Springfield games were listed with wet grounds.
Chattanooga beat Atlanta 8 to 1 as New Orleans defeated Birmingham 2 to 1 and Montgomery edged Mobile 2 to 1 in reported results.
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