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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1914
Page
15
Boston pitchers and hitters dominate Cleveland in League Park game. Barbare hits a three base hit for the Naps but Boston shows superior fielding and timely hitting in an 8 to 1 victory. Lewis and Gardner star in the Red Sox attack.
Chicago defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2 as Brennan held Pittsburg to limited hits. Dickson was pulled in the sixth inning while Chicago tallied early and added insurance runs, Walker and Berry contributing in the field and at bat.
Yale held its first scrimmage of the season on a shortened Madison Golf Club gridiron. Veterans Ainsworth and Knowles starred with Harry Le Gore on the second eleven, while Duryea scored for the regulars. Injuries benched Roberts and Burnett. New varsity promotions Harbison and Robinson, plus Lyon Carter arriving to join the unit. Efforts to hire Phil Smith at centers failed as he stays in Maine.
Washington 0 Brown 2. Lavan Hite hit a two base shot off James in the fifth. Gandil had a sacrifice fly and stole bases with Williams Shirick Hemingway. James pitched 5 innings, Mitchell 1, Southern 6. Bentley struck out four, Southern eight. Time 2h35m. Umpires Evans and Sheridan.
Buffalo scored seven runs to St Louis two as Groome Crandall were hit hard. Schulz Woodman and Lavigne led Buffalo with strong pitching while R H E details show a one sided contest.
In Brooklyn, the Federals drop to second division after a 5 to 7 loss to Indianapolis. Key eighth inning runs began with La Porte scoring on Delahanty’s error and Carr scoring on Rausch’s single.
Harvard's two session practice introduces Cotrell and Henry Minot as new sub quarterbacks. Coach Haughton leads in heat as red and black teams form, with Captain Brickley delaying scrimmage until next week for Bates game. Ends and backfields show evolving signal work under Leary and Browne.
Harvard cross country coach Al Shrubb arrives in Cambridge to prepare the Crimson hill and dale men for the season with captain Francis W. Capper. The squad reports next Monday, a week before classes. Missing stars include R. St. Boyd and Blackman, leaving MacLure as probable captain among remaining runners.
New York won 10 to 1 over Cincinnati as Doug Lass was wild, walking eight and hitting another. Burns drew three walks and belted a three run homer with two on. Mathewson pitched strongly, allowing six hits, with New York scoring three runs in the fourth without a hit.
Baltimore defeated Kansas City 3 to 2 to extend their winning streak to four games. In the seventh inning the Orioles used three singles and an error to push two runs across. Batteries Quinn and Jacklitsch for Baltimore Stone Cullop and Easterly for Kansas City.
Captain George Angell led Tufts College through a mid season style workout as 38 players practiced. Parks led the team at quarterback with Richardson at center and O Donnell and Bing ham at tackle. Westcott, a top freshman last year, played right half. Hadley moved from left half to right end and Angell shifted to left half.
Arthur Duffey notes Al Lill, A A U president, will continue Sullivan era policies in amateur athletics. He cites dedication to past standards, urges old guard support, and mentions ongoing efforts to promote sport integrity. The piece also highlights requests for Braves photos and a local political note about John T. Connelly’s campaign.
The rule states a player ejected in the first game of a doubleheader cannot play in the second game the same day. In the Boston doubleheader, Evers did not play the second game after being ejected in the first. An athlete row on September 26 organized by St Mary’s Catholic Association of Cambridge covers a 10 mile cross country course.
Pennock wins while allowing 3 runs as Philadelphia defeats Detroit 8 to 3. Dauss, Main, Reynolds, Plank, and Pennock pitched. Murphy Oldring Crawford and Barry contribute with hits and sacrifices in a late 8th inning win.
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