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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1912

Page

8

Braves Win In Single Inning At Draft Meeting

At the National Commutation draft meeting in Cincinnati yesterday the Braves beat the odds in a 8 to 4 win. The Boston Nationals posted no bids and only $2500, while McKechnie from St Paul and others from Fo Wayne Strand Seattle Mets San Antonio Schwenck Ottawa Schultz Akron drew attention. An exhibition of Bresnahans occurred at the South End pasture amid the afternoon's play.

Commuasion Cincinnati Boston Nationals McKechnie St. Paul American Association Fishury Cooper Fo Wayne Strand Seattle Mets San Antonio Schwenck Ottawa Schultz Akron Boston Americans Braves

Baseball in Brief Form Remaining Sox Games

Baseball in Brief Form lists the Red Sox remaining games: Sept. 17–19 at Cleveland, Sept. 20–22 at Detroit, Sept. 24–26 vs New York at Fenway Park, Sept. 28–30 and Oct. 1 with Washington at Washington, Oct. 3–5 with Philadelphia at Philadelphia.

Red Sox Cleveland Detroit New York Fenway Park Washington Philadelphia

Position of Leaders in American League Double Headers

The data shows the Red Sox leading the American League with 16 games ahead of Philadelphia and 31 games ahead of Chicago. Remaining games include Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis in various counts.

Red Sox Philadelphia Washington Chicago American Boston Detroit Cleveland New York St. Louis Édetintegende P.C Weeasreesses Ee Ros

Commission Delays Decision On World Series Details

The National Baseball Commission met today but adjourned without deciding dates, umpires, ticket sales, or other series details. Rules and schedules for the coming World Series were not announced as managers linted toward a winner in the National and American leagues.

National Baseball Commission Compshiassion

American League Draws Strong Early in Draft Session

Cincinnati Sept. 16 The American league fared well in the National Baseball Commission draft session. President Ban Johnson's group secured 20 of 32 players drafted from Class AA minor leagues, boosting league depth and talent pipeline.

Cincinnati National Baseball Commission Johnson

Cardinals Rally But Lose To Braves In Rough Contest

In a tense game, Kling's hitters overwhelmed Woodburn as Rajah yanked his starter and Perritt closed out the Braves. Ellis and Dickson provided key runs while Burke limited damage for the Cards. O'Rourke, Kirke, Titus and teammates contributed in the late inning rally that fell short.

Synder Braves Rube Ellis Perritt Burke Cxan Bresnahan St. Louis Ees Geea Sweenet Whitted Ellis Os Titus Eeer Woodbirn Tyler Dickson Woodburn Balk

Cardinals Rally Flashed But Fell Short In Nine Inning Set

Titus singled to start a fleeting rally as Snyder and Devlin turned in solid relief. The Cardinals plated runs in the first third fourth and ninth innings but failed to threaten after the second. The final score remains unavailable.

Kirke Snyder Titus Devlin Maranville Rariden Tyler Jackson O'Rourke Sweeney Gilhooley Cardinals

Cubs Defeat Giants Again in Tight 4 3 Victory

Chicago beat New York 4 to 3 in the second game of the series. Archer homered in the seventh to supply the winning run as Lavender allowed four hits in four innings before Reulbach shut down the Giants. Merkle and Evers led Chicago with key hits while Mathewson took the loss. Umpires Brennan and Owens.

New York Chicago Cubs Giants Mathewson Archer Lavender Reusbach Devore Evers Merkle Tinker Fletcher Dome Safer Ee Reulbach Reulbach Ort Dvender Brennan Owens Doyle Herzog Snodgrass McGraw Matty Sheckard Jimmie Archer Johnnie Evers Tesreau Wilson Baier Josh

Unclear baseball results from multiple cities

The provided OCR text lists fragmented scores from several games across Milwaukee Toledo Columbus and Louisville with inconsistent formatting. No coherent final result or single game stands out due to garbled team names and misread city labels.

Milwaukee St. Paul Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Colusibug Kansas City Minneapolis

New York Leads National League By Wide Margin

In the National League New York holds a strong lead with a 10 percent advantage in games won, standing 12 games ahead of Defence, 26 games ahead of Cincinnati, and clearly ahead of Pitts.

New York Defence Pitts Cincinnati

National sports scores roll call in final column

National recap lists scores from New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati and Boston with varied results shown in terse figures. The fragment preserves city names and scattered numbers indicating game outcomes.

National League Rivalries Spread Across Cities

Boston faces St. Louis while Cleveland clashes with Detroit and Chicago meets New York. in the National slate St. Louis travels to Boston, Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn, Cincinnati plays Philadelphia, and Chicago meets New York.

Scores From League Matches Across Cities

Newark beat Baltimore 9 to 6 while Providence defeated Jersey City 6 to 1. Montreal overwhelmed Rochester 3 to 0 and Toronto dominated Buffalo 9 to 5.

Newark Baltimore Providence Jersey City Montreal Rochester Toronto Buffalo

Planksh pitching helps Athletics in loss to Philadelphia

Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 8 to 0 as Mitchell and Plank both pitch well. Errors by Lajoie and others open the scoring, seven runs cross in the seventh with two outs. Details include two-base Murphy, three-base hits, and numerous on-base mistakes, with O Loughlin and another umpire noted.

Cleveland, CO Mitchell Plank Philadelphia Tajoie Walker Murphy Jackson Kasey -Lajoie Egan Maggert Collins McInnis Valah Lee Mitchell Cleveland iIadelphia Ccleveland O'Loughlin

Matty Looks Easy for Red Sox in World Series Opener

New York September 16 The Red Sox may start Matty in the opening game of the world series as manager John McGraw considers changes after a failed attempt to beat the Cubs. Jeff Tesreau could replace Matty if needed and the Giants adapt a new game plan emphasizing patience and selective swings.

New York Chicago Cubs Afternon Jawn McGraw Matty Joe Wood Jeff Tesreau McGraw Red. Sox

Cubs Top Mets as Tinker Evers and Archer Dominate

Chicago hitters battered Mathewson for ten safeties led by Tinker and Sheckard while Archer sparked the rally with a leadoff hit and later homered into the left field bleachers. Evers and Doyle contributed driving runs as the Cubs erased a New York lead.

Philadelphia Shutout Twice by Cincinnati in Doubleheader

Philadelphia was shut out in both games by Cincinnati with 6 0 and 1 0. Rixey left early after five runs. Knisely, Fromme, and Benton starred for the visitors. Drafts dominate the rest of the report detailing minor league players drawn by major clubs across several leagues.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Es Rixey Knisely Alexander Phelan Moinh Secon Fromme Benton

Wagner Sought as First Class Shortstop

A sports note suggests that any team needing a top level shortstop should acquire a player named Wagner and place him at the position. The remark frames Wagner as an ideal fit based on judging results.

Wagner

Boxing chatter on upcoming bouts and fighters

The piece reviews recent results and future plans in boxing. Luther McCarty’s win over Jim Barry prompts talk of a rematch with Carl Morris rivalries and potential fights with Jim Flynn. Kilbane faces pressure after stalling tactics while contenders like McGoorty Harrison and Klaus spark French frictions. debates include McFarland Wolgast and a proposed McFarland Britton clash.

Luther McCarty Jim Barry Pittsburg Carl Morris Jim Flynn

Pirates Set World Record With 114 Three-Baggers

The Pittsburg Pirates reached 114 triples by the date noted, surpassing Baltimore 1902 and Boston 1903 for the season high. Max Carr cigged a three-sacker on Friday the 18th and George Gibson added another on Saturday to lift the total to 114, with Chief Wilson contributing three of the tally. Buck Freeman previously had 26 triples for Washington, while Nap Lajoie led the American with 45 triples in 1903.

Pittsburg Pirates Max Carr George Gibson Baltimore Boston Chief Wilson Buck Freeman Washington Lajoie Cleveland

Princeton Tigers Eye Forward Pass as Eight Outlook This Year

Princeton football coaches express gloom about line strength and roster depth while noting potential improvement in passing. Dunlap’s status after conditional exams hinges on Wednesday results. Captain Pendleton shows accurate throws and may shift to halfback if needed as forward passes become essential this season.

Princeton N. J Tigers Pendleton

Filene suits and coats on sale for fall season

Norfolk and avenue coats and a range of men’s garments from $15 to $25. Rich fabrics include cheviots tweeds home spuns and Irish fleece. Rain wear such as gaberdines cravenettes and rubber coats featured on the second floor.

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