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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

11

Browns Shut Out Highlanders 3-0 in Return of Ray Keating

Ray Keating, formerly of Lawrence in the New England league, debuted for New York as St Louis defeated the Highlanders 3 to 0. Keating pitched the eighth inning, fanning three, after Warhop. Lelivelt and Allison limited New York to five hits.

ST. Louis Ray Keating Lawrence New England New York Today Louis Keating Warhop Allison New York Lelivelt

Baseball line score fragment with pitcher changes

Shotten Hogan Jantzen and Austin appear in the batting. Bases on balls show Warhop 4 Keating 1 Allison 2. Strikeouts list Warhop 4 Keating 3 Allison 1. Hits show Warhop 8 in 7 innings. Left on bases St Louis 9 New York 7. Time 20m. Umpires Evans and Egan.

Shotten Hogan Jantzen Austin Warhop Keating Allison St. Louis New York Evans and Egan NEW York AB PO. A Devore Renee Mene Murray Ingzo Geyer Avedee Gilhoo Greiner P T Galloway Ewe Ellis Meri Aetoher Ellis Hauser Huggins Fletcher Wingo Deyote Kenechig Tesreau Tere PHIA EL Murphy T. BH Ugie A EK Saese Goltias Baker Ee Esas McInnis Seen Walsh Barry Eevee Covaleskie Covington Jones Wheatley Philadelphia Cobb Wheatoff Inley Maggert Magning Collins

New York and St Louis split doubleheader in New York

In a Sept 12 baseball twin bill, St Louis won the opener 4 2 as Harmon pitched well while Crandall relived in the eighth. New York took the second 4 1 with Tesreau winning as the Giants rallied in the fourth. The column also notes boxing trouble in New York and college sport chatter from Princeton Cornell and Yale, plus local athletic staff moves and trivia.

New York St. Louis Harmon Mathewson Crandall Tesreau Giants

Quincy High football opens with first scrimmage at Merrymount Field

Quincy High, under temporary head Frank Mansur and Captain Leon White, held the season’s first scrimmage at Merrymount Field yesterday afternoon. The team, with over 50 candidates, looked promising after ten minutes of workout and released a busy schedule through November featuring Cambridge Latin, Weymouth, Hingham, Melrose, Medford, South Boston, Abington, Everett, Brockton, Rindge, and Waltham games.

Quincy High Frank Mansur Leon White Merrymount Field Quincy Cambridge Latin School Camridge Weymouth High School Hingham High School Melrose High School Melrose Medford High School Medford South Boston High School Abington High School Everett High School Everett Brockton High School Brockton Rindge Manual Training School Waltham High School Waltham

Athletics Shut Out Detroit Tigers 3 0

Covaleskie allowed three scattered hits as the Athletics defeated Detroit 3 to 0. Only Wheatley reached second for the Tigers, a recruit prevented from advancing beyond a single seed.

Athletics Detroit Tigers Detroit Covaleskie Wheatley

Pirates Win Ninth Straight as Phillies Fall

Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 as Chicago dropped two at Boston. The Pirates pushed toward second place in the National League with their third straight win and ninth in a row, pounding Alexander in the late innings. In the three games, Pittsburgh rapped 48 hits.

Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburg Pittsborg Alexander

Fistice-Jack Britton Debuts in Boston Ring

Fistice-Jack Britton first appeared in the Hub against Eddie Murphy and did not fight Dave Deshler. The era’s Packey McFarland and Deshler bout ended in a draw at the old Armory Club. The coming world series opens Oct 8 with Boston games to be announced by the national commission. Tickets may be requested from the Boston American Club treasurer at Fenway Park.

Jack Britton Eddie Murphy Dave Deshler Packey McFarland Old Armory Club Boston National Commission Boston American Club Baseball Grounds Fenway Park

East Boston Mermaid Aykroyd Aims Channel Swim Next Year

Alsie Aykroyd the East Boston mermaid plans to swim the English Channel next summer after several weeks of quiet training. She will depart for England in April and stay across the pond for months to acclimate before attempting the crossing. She is coached by Matt Leary and Peter S. McNally and has not been defeated by a woman swimmer since her August 31 1908 New England title at the Point of Pines.

Alsie Aykroyd East Boston Peter S. McNally Miss Aykroyd New England Point of Pines

Saylor Arrives in Hue for Boston Bout Sparring

Indianapolis lightweight Saylor is due in Hue today to train for a scheduled fight with Jack Britton. Britton’s manager wired MacLean that both are en route. Fans arriving early may watch Saylor train at the Pilgrims A A in Boston and witness preliminaries featuring Tony Marengo.

Saylor Indianapolis Jack Britton Pilgrims A. A Boston Britton Alex MacLean Pirato Brothers Tony Marengo

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