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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1918

Page

12

Whiteman Hero of Sox Victory

Sealing the 1918 World Series Boston wins 2 to 1 as Whitey Whiteman drives in two runs and makes a sensational shoeing catch. Flack muff sparks Cubs late rally but Whiteman’s bat and glove clinch the title for Boston in front of 15,238 fans at Fenway.

Whiteman Boston Chicago Fenway Park Flack Cubs Red Sox Texas Innning Mays Shean Whitey McInnis Cub Board of Strategy Mitchell Barber Deal O'Farrell Killifer Scott McCabe Tyler

Red Sox and Cubs in six game series concludes with early walks error toll

The Chicago Cubs struggle against Boston pitchers as bases on balls punish them in crucial innings. Jim Vaughn and Tyler suffer control issues, while Mays and the Red Sox fielding support stifle Chicago’s offense. McInnis and Hooper anchor Boston defense as Tie potential vanishes.

Cub Red Sox Jim Vaughn Ruth Tyler Mitchell Hendrix Douglas Whiteman Strunk Hollacher Pick Mays Boston Scott Thomas Hooper Carl Schang McInnis Chicago Paskett Mann Cubs Mplack Merkle Sox

Felt Sure of Win Says Sox Manager

The White Sox manager declares confidence in victory before the World Series, praising his pitching staff and defense to counter Boston's offense and congratulates the Cubs on their dignified stand.

SOX Boston Cubs

Luck Against Cubs Declared as Red Sox Triumph

The Red Sox claim victory after a tight series where luck influenced the outcome. Players Scott Hollacher Shean McInnis Merkle and Deal shine in defense and outfield, with Boston’s catchers excelling behind the plate. Cubs players congratulate the champions after the game.

Scott Shean Deal Hollacher McInnis Merkle Whiteman Mann Boston Killifer Cubs Fenway Park

Montreal seeks $1000 in world series receipts suit

The Montreal baseball club filed in Superior Court seeking to tie up world series receipts until it is paid $1000 for the release of Paul Smith to the Red Sox. It alleges a March 4 agreement for Smith’s release for $10, with Ban Johnson and others named as defendants. The court is asked to enjoin any disbursement of game money until claims are resolved.

Montreal Baseball Club Paul Smith Red Sox Montreal Smith Ban Johnson

A Young Man's Fancy by Grace McGowan Cooke

Grace McGowan Cooke writes a clev erly written love story with an unusual plot turn to appear in next Sunday's Boston Post Magazine.

Grace McGowan Cooke Boston Post

Record Trots To New World Pace At State Fair Grand Circuit

At Boston and Syracuse on September 11 the Grand Circuit featured a world record being broken twice in the wagon-trotting event. Woodlawn Girl and Hilda Audubon led the first heat in 2 12 1 4, Roy Miller and Lucy Van clipped the mark to 2 10 1 4 in a nose finish, and Jones пар won the third heat in 2 12. Tom Murphy’s horses dominated the 2 12 class pace and the 2 04 pace with Hal Boy and Oro Fino taking key places amid strong showings. Former Governor Horace White claimed the amateur 2 2 trot with Belle of Lyndon.

Syracuse N. Y Roseleaf Sallie Simmons Ernest Jones Woodlawn Hilda Audubon A. J. Furbush Boston W. J. McDonald Roy Miller Lucy van Jones J. Jones Tom Murphy Pop” Geers Murphy Budlight Hal Boy Lizzie March Horace White Belle of Lyndon

Sacco to Meet Currie in East Boston Boxing Show

Young Sacco of East Boston faces Joe Currie in a 12 round main event at Commercial A C on Friday night replacing Battling Lahn who needs more training. Lahn could still give Currie a tough fight, as Sacco drew with Currie at the same club five weeks ago in a earlier meeting.

Young Sacco East Boston Joe Currie A. C Battling Lahn Providence Lahn Currie Sacco Currier Leo Downey Roxbury Young Veto Chelsea Sixes Hurley Mickey Travers New Haven Jackie Williams Lawrence Johnny Gray

Duffey's Sport Comment on 1918 World Series Drama

Arthur Duffey critiques Ban Johnson Harry Hooper exchanges and the national commission with sharp humor. He notes Whiteman's spectacular catch and the Boston Red Sox players sending signatures to Lt. Tom Fitzgerald in France. He links the series to wartime sentiment and calls for commission abolition.

Ban Johnson Harry Hooper Harry Hooper

Unclear Chicago Baseball Inning Report Notes Outs And Plays

Incomplete box score style narrative details outs and plays. Mentions McCabe fouling out Scott catching, Zeider moving to third, MelIania and Scott outs, O Fourrell battery for Chicago, Flack at bat with mixed balls and strikes, Hollocher and Mann outs, Shean fielding at first.

Thomas Flack Hopper Shean Hollocher Scott Mann Strunk Whiteman Paskert Deal Killifer McInnis Tyler Mays Hooper Merkle Pick Hollacher Sehang Schang Bunting Barber McCabe Hendrix O'Farrell Chicago Zeider MelIania Ruth

Arlington to Call Candidates for School Team

Walter 8. Coolidge Jr manager of Arlington Heights School football team plans the first call for candidates today. The initial workout will likely be this afternoon at Spy Pond Athletic Field under captain Herbert Danton. A sizable squad is expected as practice begins while Manager Cooledge arranges the schedule.

Walter

Will Entertain Sailors At Concord

A long programme of athletic events will be held at the Concord Centre playground Saturday afternoon. About 200 sailors from two battleships will be entertained by the Concord branch of the War Camp Community Service. A parade track meet and baseball game are planned on the playground.

Concord Centre Concord War Camp

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