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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1917

Page

7

Red Sox Rout Yankees 6 to 1 in Polo Grounds Tilt

Dutch Leonard out pitched New York as the Red Sox defeated the Yankees 6 to 1 at the Polo Grounds in the final game of the season. Walter Pipp and Hooper homered, Barry added another, with Leonard striking out five and allowing five hits.

New York Dutch Leonard Yankees Red Sox Polo Grounds Walter Pipp Leonard Donovan Manhattan Boys Pipp Maisel Scott Miller Boston Ray Fisher Hooper Shocker Mogridge Fisher Jack Barry Barry Tigers Harry Hobby Lewis Shorten Shock Gilbooley Cs Barry P' Paugh Zell Tewis High McNally Gedeon Bay Sae N’amaker Walters Hendryx

Giants Shut Out Cubs 5-0 in Opening Game

New York pitchers dominated Chicago as Schupp outpitched Douglas in a 5-0 Giants win. Burns, Robertson, and Kauf scored runs with a two-base hit by Flack and a Kauf home run backing sharp defense including three double plays.

Boston Hooper Barry Hoblitzell Lewis Shorten Pipp Scott M Hoblitzell Cody Leonard New York Fisher Shocker Mogridge O'Loughlin Moriarity Chicago Schupp Douglas A. Borns Robertson Kauff Walter Zim'man Vletcher Smith Holke Lee McCarty Walker P'dergast Burns Kanff Fletcher Schick Merkle Flack Kauf Kilduff Zetder Zimmer Prendergast O'Day Harrison Dilhoefer

Cleveland Americans blank Toronto Inter nationals in exhibition

In Toronto on September 17 the Cleveland Americans defeated the Toronto Inter nationals 1 to 0. The Cleveland lineup featured Torkelson Coombe and Billings while Gould and LaLonge worked for Toronto.

Toronto Cleveland Americans Toronto Internationals R.H.E. Cleveland Torkelson, Coombe Billings Gould LaLonge

Baseball matchups across leagues listed

The schedule shows American League games Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Washington. National League games Bongton at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.

Say R. A Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Chicago P.c Cleveland Troit A Washington St. Louis Detroit P.C. New York St Louis Ewe Brooklyn Boston Ee National League Bongton

Dealers Plan Huge Showing During Closed Car Week

Boston automobile dealers outlined a plan for Closed Car Week from October 6 to 13 with more than $50,000 to be spent on decorations and advertising. Showrooms will stay open evenings, with street lighting and ornate displays across Automobile Row. Limousines sedans landaulets and cabriolets will be shown with storm proof temperature controlled features as late models arrive from factories. A big trade meeting is planned at the Lenox tomorrow.

Committee of Boston Automobile Dealers Hotel Lenox Automobile Lenox

Brookline High Football Fixtures Announced with Open Dates

Brookline High School reveals football schedule led by Coach Norman Fradd. Open dates exist with three slots sought by Manager Malcolm Dresser. The slate includes Natick, Taverhill, Waltham, Lynn Classical, Boston Latin, Cambridge Latin, and Newton across September to November.

Norman Fradd Brookline Boston Malcolm Dresser Natick Taverhill Haverhill Open Walthaa Waltham Lynn Classical Boston Latin Cambridge Latin School Cambridge Newton

Powell's Triple Lifts Braves Past Pirates in 15th

Ray Powell delivered a decisive three bagger in the 15th inning to drive in two runs and propel the Braves to a 4 to 1 victory over the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Pitcher Tom Hughes also earned praise for the late win.

Pittsburg Penn Ray Powell Braves Pirates Powell Boston Tom Hughes

Braves edge Pirates in 15 innings with Maranville spark

In a 15 inning marathon Boston edges Pittsburgh 9 7. Maranville sparked the win with aggressive base running and a daring steal, scoring on a Tyler single. Hughes and Miller both worked the distance, with Miller yielding 12 hits as the Braves and Pirates traded runs throughout the tense game.

Rabbit Maranville Braves Miller Tyler Hughes Ross Bezdek Pirates Carey Rawlings Boeckel Rehg Bigbee Chief Meyers Powell Rabbit

Herzog Suspended by Giants for Refusal to Travel

New York Sept 17 Captain Herzog is suspended by the New York National League club after refusing to join the team on a trip to Boston. Manager Mc Graw had informed him he would not be asked to play if he did not feel equal to it.

New York H. N. Hempstead Herzog Boston McGraw

Herzog Suspended After Refusal to Join Team

The Giants star Herzog, injured last April in a Pensyl vania station fall, claimed a rest promise existed. President Hempstead announced Herzog left the team on the Boston trip after notifying he would not go. McGraw advised he need not play, but suspension followed for leaving the squad.

Baseball results from ten-inning games

Columbus edged St Paul 5 to 4 in ten innings while Kansas City won 5 to 4 over Louisville in ten. Minneapolis defeated Toledo 5 to 4 and Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 3 to 2.

Columbus St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis Milwaukee

Comiskey Donates to Red Cross in 1917 Campaign

Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago American League club, sent the Red Cross a check for 3144.37, bringing the club total contributions this year to 17118, after pledging 10 percent of receipts.

Chicago Charles A. Comiskey Chicago American League Re Cross Comiskey Red Cross

Phillies Defeat Cincinnati 4 to 1 in Nine Inning Win

Alexander puzzled Cincinnati as Philadelphia won 4 to 1. Cravath and Chase led with RBI doubles, Reuther held Cincinnati to one earned run. Paskert, Groh, and Wingo contributed in offense for the Phillies while Mitchell and Alexander split pitching duties for the Reds.

Cincinnati Alexander Philadelphia Chase Wingo Mitchell Reuther Ab,bih.po.a Paskert Neale Niehoff Shean Killifer Evers Stock Errore Cravath Roush McKechnie Byron Quigley

All-Star Hockey Baseball Talk and World Series Hopes

Local fans await a Tim Murnane memorial day selection for the all-star foe of the Red Sox as veterans may dominate the lineup. Chicago bets on Eddie Cicotte and Slim Sallee for pennant runs while Charley Brickley’s Boston College squad prep for a strong season. Clark Griffith predicts the White Sox pennant, with mixed past forecasts from others.

Red Sox Tim Murnane McGraw Comiskey Windy City Eddie Cicotte Chicago Slim Sallee

Zeigler to Captain Maine team for coming season

Charley Zeigler, former Huntington School athlete, will captain the University of Maine athletic team this coming year. He returns to Orono this week to plan for the Maine squad. Johnny Dundee is favored to beat Pete Hartley tonight and should box rings around the Durable Dane if in peak form.

Larry Charley Zeigler Huntington School University of Maine Zeigler Orono Maine Johnny Dundee Pete Hartley Johnny Dane

Brockton Marathon Letters and Giants Red Sox Series

Office letters for C Finn and Jimmy Fitzgerald note Marathon specials for Brockton. Horace Keith advertises Pinkham street address for 1912 series details. Historical baseball results cite Giants and Red Sox, Giants and Athletics records. Henigan retains New England championship after Malden race despite defeat.

C. Finn Jimmy Fitzgerald Brockton Horace Keith Pinkham Street Giants Red Sox Athletics Peres New England J‘mumy Henigan Henigan Malden

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