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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

Page

12

New England Team Set for Canadian Championships in Montreal

A balanced New England squad of 18 athletes leaves for Montreal to compete in the Canadian championships. Key runners include Ben Bowser, Frank O Hara, and Stanley Llewellyn, with Frank Sheehan and William Bingham leading the middle and distance events. Top weights feature Ben Sherman and Bill Coe, while Ray Sadler and McVicar face strong New York and Canadian opposition.

New England Montreal George W. Brown Fred Burns Ben Bowser South Boston A. C Frank O’hara Exeter Stanley Llewellyn Colby Academy Bowser Bill Prout Goething Exeter Star Prout Frank Sheehan South Boston Bingham Sheehan McVicar and Silva Boston A. C New York Herbert Gidney Ben Sherman Brookline Bill Coe Sherman Coe

Athletics to Aid Middleboro in Final League Game

The Middleboro baseball team will be aided by Philadelphia Athletics players Right Fielder Donnie Murphy and Catcher Pat Donahue in the final Trolley League game against Whitman on Saturday afternoon October 1. Manager John F. Murphy is the brother of Dannie Murphy.

Middleboro Whitman Nine Donnie Murphy Pat Donahue Philadelphia Athletics John F. Murphy Dannie Murphy

American Association Results From Kansas City Series

Results show Kansas City beat Milwaukee 10 to 4 while Louisville won 1 to 0 over Indianapolis. St Paul and Minneapolis game postponed due to cold. Toledo and Columbus game postponed due to rain.

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

Red Sox and Tigers Postponed Doubleheader Set for Sunday

Detroit reporter notes rain delays canceling Saturday’s Red Sox at Bennett Park with a plan for a two game Sunday doubleheader. Manager Donovan will start Eddie Karger and Ray Collins if skies clear, while Detroit counters with Willett in game one and Mullin or Donovan in game two.

Detroit Mich Bennett Park Rose Pitonof Red Sox Tigers B. B. Johnson Donovan Eddie Karger Ray Collins Patsy John S. Taylor Benjamin Franklin Hunt Chicago Willett Mullin Tiger Band Bengals

Cleveland Crushes New York 7 to 2 in Baseball Showdown

Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 2 as Hughes exited early and Fisher struggled on the mound. Jackson and Easterly each tied 4-for-4, with Chase shining on the bases and at the plate in a dominant performance.

Cleveland New York Today Hughes Fisher Jackson Easterly Chase

Giants Beat Cubs 6 to 4 in National League clash

New York defeats Chicago 6 4 after using passes from Cole and timely hitting against pitcher McIntire. Tinker belts a homer and collects four hits. Crandall shines in key moments as both teams leave runners on base with Chicago stranded 19.

New York New Yorks Chicago Today Cole McIntyre Tinker Crandall AB. R. BH. PO Doyle Murray Wren Bridwell Devlin Wee Myers Schlei ¢i Crandail Chicago AB R. BH. PO. A Evers Renee Sheckard Poereseurs Hofman Archer A Steinfeldt Serene O Schulte

Cardinals Top Reds With Two Hits In Darkened Contest

Burke held St Louis to two hits in a seven inning game called for darkness but the visitors won 6 to 2 on 11 bases on balls. Alberts wild in relief, left in seventh after being batted. Evans homered, Davidson, Hummell tripled, and Daubert turned a double play in a rough, walk-filled affair at Brooklyn.

Brooklyn N. Y Burke St. Louis Alberts Wheeling Bergen BAG Tout Brookiyn Smith Hummell Daubert Orr Burke Seesa Harmon Shitia O'Day Brennan Louis E. Huggins Fitts Mowres Konetchy Evans Bresnahan Abbott Hunser Sear Rene Davidson Idaiais Coulson McElveen Burch

Johnson Exonerates Hal Chase in Baseball Turmoil

President Ban Johnson of the American League exonerates Hal Chase after a ruling following a conference with Frank Farrell. Manager Stallings is implicated as the controversy with the New York Highlanders heads toward resolution with Farrell expected to release the official decision.

Cleveland Sept Hal Chase New York George Stallings Ban Johnson Frank Farrell Johnson Somers Stallings Farrell Highlanders Chase

Medford Team First To Play Dorchester

The Dorchester High School football team prepares for its first game on October 1 at Medford against Medford High. This is the only away game, as manager Merrill arranged all other matches for the Dunbar avenue grounds.

Dorchester High School Medford Merrill Dunbar Avenue

Doves Hand Punk Game to Reds 8 2

Cincinnati Reds routed the Boston Doves 8 to 2 as Beebe outpitched Frock. Bescher and Lobert got two base hits in the opening frame while Goode and Clarke blasted runs for the Reds. Downey homered in the eighth as Cincinnati piled on to finish the day.

DOVES REDS Cincinnati Frock Lake Cincinnati Reds Sam Frock Boston Beebe Downey Getz Bescher Lobert Hoblitzer Mitchell Goode Miller Clarke Mr. Frock Tyler Corcoran Shean Hoblitzel Beck Sharpe

Pirates Loser To Phillies In Pitchers Battle

In Philadelphia on September 23 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1 in a fast fielded game. Girard allowed four hits in eight innings. Ferry struck out three for Pittsburg and four for Philadelphia. Left on base counts were 4 for Pittsburg and 2 for Philadelphia. Time of game was 1 hour 19 minutes. Umpires Eason and Johnstone.

Philadelphia Pittsboro Kading Ieee Oa OC O Cole Tee Pitteburyg Os Cosa Girard Campbell Werry Magee Ferry Titus Pittsburg Eason and Johnstone

Independence Boy Dominates 2:07 Pace at Columbus Race

At Columbus O the 2:07 pace event highlights Independence Boy. he wins straight heats with times 2:04 and 2:04 1/4 before 2:04 3/4 in the third. Ruth D. edges W A for Place. Scienta and Fred F. claim their respective pacer distances with mixed results. Fred F. breaks in the second heat, forcing a rerun on Saturday.

Columbus Independence Boy Ruth D W. A Scienta Hartford Conn Fred F Dirl Miss Peeler Ch. G Thistle (Valentine B. m Lane Floyd Charles Simmons Ch H Wray Annabelle Lee Br. m MetCoy Ora Jackson McLean Admiral Dewey Hyde Nanco Ernst Fuzz Johnson Geers Henry Winters McDonald Jack London Ds Jeter Valentine Alton F Hoyt Thomas Hannell Gus Egard

Andover Football Preps for Saturday Showdown

Andover’s football squad held a long, snappy practice with first and second teams, a hard scrimmage, and linemen drilled by Coach Lillard. Mr Stearns led the Hunters while the St. Alphonsus squad looms as a strong foe to expose weaknesses.

Andover Mr. Stearns Lillard St. Alphonsus

Baseball Today Matches Across Leagues

American League features Boston at Detroit in two games, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, and Washington at St. Louis. National League adds Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Brooklyn.

Cincinnati Boston New York Ste Chicago ST. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg Cleveland Detroit Wash Broston Serene Washington Wile Che St Louis Red Sox

Frisco Made in 73 heights and sizes for shirts

Frisco Made in 73 offers various heights and sizes for men, suited to soft or stiff bosom shirts. FRISBIE COON & TROY, NY advertise high quality shirts and a sale price of 25 cents for a basic item.

Frisco Frisbie, Coon Troy

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