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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1914

Page

11

Braves and Reds Split Doubleheader in Tight Mattinee Battles

A 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 doubleheader between the Boston Braves and Cincinnati Reds produced two close pitching duels. Red Smith homered for Cincinnati in the first game, while the Braves rallied in the ninth to win on a disputed ruling. In the second game George Davis matched Lear as both teams shaded with tight defense and minimal hitting, with Reds taking late leads before Boston closed out. Attendance about 7,000.

Braves Reds Charles Lincoln Herzog Uhlans of Redland Stallings Red Smith George Davis Red Ames Bill James Big Bill Smith Amos Quigley Cincinnati Quigley Groh James Hank Gowdy Ames King Lear Princeton Williams Davis Boston Niehoff Whitted Ers Evers Nicholf Amos Eason Johnny Evers Gonzales Joe Connolly Connolly Schmidt Kellogg Herzog Red Killifer Daniels Moran Maranville Gowdy Graham George Whitted Doc Miller Twomply Doe Miller Berghammer Twombly Ville Eason and Neinall Fenway Park Citron

Heinie Remains Neutral Amid War Talk

A report notes Heinie is not German and should stay neutral as European conflict begins. Fans mention Charley Wag requested dropping the nickname and Heinie’s stance amid the uproar.

Boston Red Sox Charley Wag Heinie

Harvard to honor Henley crew with campus celebration

Harvard plans a mass meeting at the Harvard Union as the Henley crew returns from the royal regatta. A reception will honor Captain Saltonstall and coach Herrick along with Wray. Films depict Harvard's win and the Thames voyage, with the Henley cup on display at the Harvard Club.

Harvard Henley Harvard Union Thames Saltonstall Robert F. Herrick Wray

Home Runs Help Quakers Defeat Cubs 9 to 4

Philadelphia wins as Cravath homers twice and Becker adds a four-base drive. Lavender exits after seventh amid accusation of rubbing ball with emery paper. Rigler files ball to NL president Tenet. Alexander gains his 26th victory. Chicago offense managed sparse runs despite efforts.

Philadelphia Chicago Lavender Cravath Becker Dopin Zimmerman Rigler Tenet National League Alexander AB. R PO. A. E Elebert Gravath Luderas Dee Paskert I Sfeth Witty Kiliifer Gotdle AB. R. BO Scholte Bues Hawemen O. Oe Silessy Icc Crigerg O Paskett Magee Recker Hageman Byrne Luderus Killifer Hargrave Rigler and Hart

Cobb Leads Charge After Fish Episode Recovery

Cobb has fully recovered from a fish episode and plays well as he eyes league hitting leadership. He trails Joe Jackson in the race to top the batting charts as the season progresses.

Cobb Joe Jackson

Insurance League Plans Celebration Banquet

The Quincy House hosts a Boston Insurance Base Ball league banquet to celebrate this season with heads of city insurance firms in attendance. Chicago Cubs star Bill Sweeney will toast, with guests including Manager George T. Stallings Captain Johnny Evers and Rabbit Maranville.

Quincy House Boston Insurance Baseball League Boston Chicago Bill Sweeney Braves Chicago Cub George T. Stallings Johnny Evers Rabbit Maranville

O'Toole Contract Antedated for World Series Dividends

Report says Marty O'Toole's New York contract was antedated to enable participation in dividends if the Yankees win the pennant again. The move ties him to potential earnings tied to the club's World Series success.

Marty O'Toole New York

Yale Varsity Scrimmage Highlights Tough Practice

After 20 minutes of scrimmage Carroll Knowles scored the only touchdown as Yale’s varsity was twice halted. Wilson and LeGore sparked plays while Bently injured his knee and will miss weeks. Jim Sheldon and Vanholt reshaped the line as new lineup entries.

New Haven Carroll Knowles Wilson LeGore Knowles Bently Jim Sheldon Kasitzky Vanholt Charley Sheldon Higginbotham Talbott Oaks Wiley J. Sheldon Church Kinsworth

Supreme Court Justice Leads Seniors Golf Tourney Field

United States Supreme Court Justice Mahlon Pitney of Chevy Chase Club led 284 golfers with a net 70 in the first round of 18 holes at the Apawamis Golf Club in Rye New York on September 18. He posted 88-18-70 as a prize winner in the two day event.

Rye N. Y United States Supreme Court Mahlon Pitney Chevy Chase Club Washington, D. C Apawamis Golf Club Were Justice Pitney

Pricing for Labor Saving Tools and Time Wastage

When a shop is fully equipped with labor saving tools patrons should pay 75 cents per hour for mechanical labor. If not equipped, time is wasted and patrons should not be charged for wasted time.

Harvard Men Lose Weight in Heat Inspires Coach and Captain

Harvard varsity football players shed more than 200 pounds over three hot days with temperatures near 96 degrees. Coach Percy D Haughton and Captain Charlie Brickley push the Crimson through heavy conditioning at Harvard Stadium ahead of the Bates College opener.

Harvard Percy D. Haughton Charlie Brickley Crimson Football Warriors Bates College Haughton

Wrestlers Grapple in Theatre Tonight at Grand Opera House

Yousouf Hassane the Bulgarian and Dalkus the youthful giant meet tonight in a best two out of three falls finish at the Grand Opera House. Dalkus aims to use weight and reach as advantages against Hassane who accepts a 30 pound handicap and promises a straight falls victory. Cyclone Burns will attend and be ready to stake a bout with either fighter regardless of result.

Yousouf Hassane Dalkus Grand Opera House Pat Connolly Tlussane Boston Connolly Cyclone Burns

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