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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
8
Boston's clean hitting and errorless defense dominated Detroit as the Red Sox edged the Tigers. The Jungaleers offered no miscue or unusual distraction, leaving Boston with a flawless, steady victory.
Baseball notes report the Cleveland Indians beating Philadelphia 7 to 6 and tying 6 to 6 in a doubleheader, with Oldring and Roth among the standouts for Philadelphia and Chapman Roth Lajoie Schang contributing for Cleveland. The report highlights pitching, fielding, and key hits across the two games, noting Morton Carter Meehan and Eccles on the mound for various innings.
About 300 Royal Rooters led by Chief of Staff John Keenan will gather this afternoon to sing Tessie and parade near the stadium before the Red Sox game. The fans hope the loyal rally will boost Boston toward victory.
The Poison Club of Worcester with about 40 members under John ODonnell and Paul McHale attended the game and rooted for Hughie Jennings from field boxes. They then escorted the blond-haired leader of the Vigers to Worcester by auto for a night of entertainment.
In a 6–0 game Toronto shut out Providence in the first match. The second meeting saw Toronto prevail 3–5 over Jersey City, while Buffalo swept Jersey City 7–4. Rochester split two games with Harrisburg 4–3 and 8–4, taking the second contest.
Chattanooga blanked Atlanta 9 to 0 while Nashville defeated Mobile 8 to 3 and Little Rock shut out New Orleans 7 to 0 in three games.
In the American League Detroit plays Boston Chicago faces New York Cleveland meets Philadelphia St. Louis clashes with Washington. National League Boston meets St. Louis Brooklyn faces Chicago New York plays Pittsburg Philadelphia clashes with Cincinnati. Federal League Brooklyn meets St. Louis Buffalo plays Chicago Newark faces Kansas City Baltimore plays Pittsburg.
In a baseball game, Browns blanked Washington 9 to 0. Ayers pitched 6 innings, Boebling yielded 4 runs over 28 innings, with Mavericks and Dumont in relief. Notable plays include a two base hit by Howard and stolen bases by Sister Milan and Acosta.
Harvard’s initial practice period ends with 37 men in the varsity squad and a sizable second team. Coach Haughton’s methodful pace reflects disciplined progress, aligning with his projected plan as the week concluded.
Boston boxing scene gears up for Sam Langford against Sam McVea in a 120 round clash at Denver on September 30. Langford trains hard in Colorado to deliver a KO, with Boston fans eyeing a strong glove duel.
Harvard's early practice features a promising varsity squad and deep substitutes under Coach Haughton. Linemen Wiggin Cowen Duncan Bige low Parson Soucy Coolidge and a second unit with Taylor Burr Snow Cadman Curtis Lyman Weatherhead appear to form solid line depth.
The varsity and second team split drills with Bob Guild and Frank O'Brien coaching the second squad for six years. They will scrimmage next Monday after two morning practices. Pooch Donovan plans to use the early sessions to refine signals and get both teams moving.
Yale head coach Frank Hinkey shifts Lowry from third eleven to the first team in a surprise quarterback trial at Madison Connecticut. Bentley moves back to the second eleven as Pye Way shifts to centre rush and Kent from Stevens Institute takes left guard. A 10 minute scrimmage in heat ends with a thunderstorm. no injuries reported.
Charles S. Garland of Pittsburg School won the Metropolitan junior championship at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills New York defeating Louis M. Banks of Adelphi Academy Brooklyn in straight sets 6 2 6 1 6 2 on the clay courts.
Becco captured the 2:19 pace at Reading as Bert mont won the first heat. Other races needed extra heats with Miss Elmarch taking five heats for the 2:24 trot and Robert W. winning the three minute pacing event after four heats.
In Chicago on September 17, Heine Zimmerman’s NL suspension extended indefinitely due to his verbal abuse of umpire Eason after last Tuesday's game. President Tener of the National League sent the telegram extending the punishment beyond the previously stated expiry.
Continue your school or college work and broaden your mind by taking one or more of the evening courses beginning the week of September 27 at the institution. The notice emphasizes using evening time to increase efficiency and earning capacity through continuing education offerings.
The catalog lists practical commercial courses offered by the College of Business Administration at Boston University. Subjects include Accounting, Business Organization, Economics, Commercial Law, Salesmanship, Money and Banking, Insurance, Tariff History, Advertising, Finance and Investments, Practical Physics, News Reporting and Writing, Commercial Spanish, French and German. Everett W. Lord, Dean, 688 Boylston St., Room B. Telephone Back Bay 5864.
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