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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

15

Lowell Shuts Out Hartford in Championship Clash

Mathew Zieser pitched masterfully for Lowell in a 2-0 win over Hartford in the New England league Eastern Association series. Halstein sparkled with a dramatic third inning triple and Lowell’s two runs came on a Halstein triple and a De Groff grounder followed by a Clemens double. Salmon of Hartford allowed four hits as Lowell benefited from extra base hits and timely defense before a crowd near 3000.

Lowell Mathew Zieser Hartford Zieser Jack Halstein New England Halstein Miller Salmon Gurry Hoffman Curry Hoey Gardella Kelliher Muldoon Reiger Clemens Rees i Nv A EF Miller Thomas Magee Seeeee de Groff Aubrey Dee Zeiser Praty Wees Veteseas Kauff Sloey Tase Peatsinrs Lewell Pee

Cleveland at Boston and other NBA matchups listed

The schedule lists Cleveland visiting Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York and Detroit at Washington in the American section with National matchups Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.

H. E. Attee Cleveland ST. Louisee Philadelphia NEW York Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburg Washington Boston Detroit New York ST Lonton Vee Brooklyn Tren Cincinnati Roston

Reds Pound Ragon for Game in Sixth

Cincinnati won the farewell game 3 to 2 over Brooklyn in the sixth inning scoring all three runs. Ragon yielded the decisive inning as Cincinnati connected on Hates and Groh singles Wickland plus Tinker for the runs. Ames pitched well for Cincinnati and held Brooklyn to two runs despite an early two-run frame.

Cincinnati Ragon Brooklyn Ragan Rucker Ames Ragen Hates Groh Wickland Tinker BLY Wickland GS Hoblitzell Aokete Lodge F Kling Os Ames Wisher Fischer Kagan Cutshaw Daubert Smith Waker Fisher Bates Stengel Cincinnat Baga Fine Kason and Brennan

Yale Football Practice Lightens Amid Injuries and Returns

Yale's New Haven practice shortened as players Pumpelly Harbison and Cornell miss time for injuries and illness. Pumpelly and Cornell hospitalized with muscle bruise and tonsillitis, throat abscess lanced. Cornell expected back in three days, Pumpelly in a week. Freshmen prep doubles next week.

Pumpelly Harbison Cornell New Haven General Hospital Ketcham Wilson Wiser Pendleton Jim Reilly Brockton Minapolis Harry Vaughan Johnny Mack New Haven Tommy Cornell St. Pumpelly Mack

Sports and Society Chatter From The Season Outlook

A collage of sports notes and cultural jabs mentions boxers Day By MAG and Kilbane, a potential Ed Koney for Bob Bescher swap, and betting on baseball moves. It riffs on Brookline golf, football courtesy declines, Skull and Bones jokes, Freddy Welsh aiming for lightweight glory, and Phillies shadow players as season talk grows.

Ed Koney Bob Bescher St. Louis Cincinnati Denila Skull and Bones Society Freddy Welsh Phillies Finland

Jersey City Sweeps Baltimore in opener. 8 5

Jersey City defeats Baltimore 8 to 5 in the first game and leads 3 to unknown in the second. The end of the seventh inning was called by enforcement. Buffalo beats Montreal 3 to 2. Rochester and Toronto game notes mention wet grounds.

Jersey City Baltimore Buffalo Montreal Rochester-Toronto

Army of Coaches Work at Harvard

Army of Coaches Work at Harvard with a full squad at Soldiers Field the football practice covered morning and afternoon sessions. The day featured hard drills tackling and guarding and a long kicking session led by Haughton with punters like Hardwick Mahan and Bradlee turning in solid progress. Captain Merrill Wiggin of the Nobles Greenough team says candidates will be called out one week from Monday.

Soldiers Field Haughton Hardwick Eddie Mahan Bradlee Willetts Priest Stanton Felton Merrill Wiggin The Nobles, Greenough Leo Leary Crimson Frank O’brien Dana Coolidge St. J. Smith Curtis Atkinson Mahan Brickley Bettle Wendell Soucy Logan Temple King Day Stumbull McKinlock Whitney Pooch Donovan Harvard Charley Brickley Donovan

Early Football Practice Under Haughton Coaching Cues

Head Coach Haughton led a field session with coaches in suit as varsity players and recruits began tackling drills and passing work. Linemen, backs, and centers formed multiple formations with new signals, while veterans Pennock Storer Hitch cock Trumbull and recruits Soucy O'Brien Griffin aided the evolving schemes.

Haughton Cenies Fisher Pennock Storer Hitchcock Trumbull Gilman Soucy

Freshmen Husky Team at Hanover Faces Large Practice Field

At Hanover New Hampshire September 18 a record 110 freshmen convened for opening practice. Coach Morey struggled to control the crowd as star punters Gerrish and Spear highlighted exchange kicks. Six plays were tried for the Exeter game with Massachusetts Aggies next week. Cumiskey outsuspended with a right ankle tendon pull.

Hanover N. H Husky Dave Morey Gerrish Malden Spear Oak Park Thielscher Brookline Paine Sanborn Cambridge Latin Merrill Somerville Baxter Boston Newton High School Exeter Morey Stan Llewellyn Cavanaugh Mercersverg Estep Massachusetts Aggies Curtis Cannon Ghee Llewellyn Cumiskey

Wolfe Tone Hurling Club seeks game at Locust street grounds

The Wolfe Tone Hurling Club of South Boston invites a hurling match during the field day of four Gaelic football teams on Locust street grounds October 13 and offers terms to any hurling team in the State. Manager will be at Dalgren Hall South Boston Friday September 19 between 8 and 9 PM. Denis Hogan 8 Covington Street South Boston.

Wolfe Tone South Boston Locust Street Grounds Dalgren Hall Denis Hogan Covington Street

Death of Honest Tom Riley Shocks Athletic Community

All athletic followers mourn the passing of Honest Tom Riley a familiar judge at intercollegiate and A A U championships. The N E A A A U meeting showed he was not well, a loss to the local amateur athletic association. The piece notes upcoming events including New England athletes at Montreal and various comments on Larry, Thorpe, Knox, Langford, and other figures in amateur and professional sports.

Tom" Riley Tom New England Amateur Athletic Association George Brown Montreal Howard Drew Springfield Halpin Power Barwise Jack Lawler United States New York

Printing Correct Age for Champ Miler Jones

Letters discuss Nat Butler Jim McCusker and Johnny Kilbane. John Paul Jones alleged ages conflict with two writers. Jones born Oct 15 in Washington D C. debate over whether he is over or under 23 years. References frame era boxing and amateur events with dates Colma Cal Dec 11 1903 and matches Johnson Ferguson in multiple cities.

Nat Butler Jim McCusker Johnny Kilbane Jimmy Walsh John Paul Jones Jones Washington, D. C Boston J. Frank Facey Prosepoet Street Cambridgeport Jack Johnson Sandy Ferguson Colma Cal Johnson Langeford Ferguson Chesen

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