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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

23

Catcher Ray Schalk Drives Chicago White Sox in Pennant Run

Umpire analysis credits Chicago White Sox catcher Ray Schalk with edge in 1919 season. Schalk’s energy and unconventional plays overshawdowed two Reds catchers Pat Moran praised for handling pitchers Bill Rariden and Ivy Wingo. The piece notes Schalk’s speed, leadership, and record 139 games in 1919, shaping expectations for a possible World Series.

Ray Schalk Chicago White Sox Sox Pat Moran Cincinnati Reds Bill Rariden Ivy Wingo Moran Reds Teds Hariden Wingo Cincinnati Rariden Schalk Pepperrot Ginger Gandil Collins Risberg Weaver Mr. Schalk George Gibson Pittsburg Chicago New York Giants White Sox W. G. Evans

Tufts Captain Cahoon Suffers Broken Nose In Scrimmage

Tufts 1919 captain Sumner Cahoon sustained a broken nose during a scrimmage on the Tufts Oval after colliding with a second team player. One break was set on the field, the other treated at the infirmary. The injury will likely keep him from the field about a week.

Sumner Cahoon Tufts Cahoon the Oval Oval Owen Keefe Keefe Frank Carey St. Anselm’s Roland Shepard Lynn Classical High Joe Hurd Andress Texas Trowbridge Sands Kimball Cushman McFadden Daily Clark Kirstein Malatesta Macchia Galloway Beecham Estein Apprice Barrett Huggins Thompson Anthony Gillis Fazioli Russeau Ginsburg Martin Leipsic White Hubon Weafer Wallace Lindel Kelly Brothers LeCain Mahoney Sanford Bourgingnon Thornton McNamara Engineering Liberal Arts

B C Husky Bunch to Face Tars in Preparatory Scrimmage

Boston College football squad conducted a final severe scrimmage ahead of the U S S Utah game as Team A defeated Team B 6 to 0. Harvard second eleven beat the varsity 9 to 3 with Eli Stillman scoring a 60 yard run.

B. C. Husky Tars Boston Utah Harvard Eli Stillman Team C Stillman Beeb Fisher Scrubs MacDowell Ralph Horween Tigers Ben Hunneman MacDonnell

Arlington High Sets Ten Game Football Schedule

Arlington High School announces a ten game season led by manager John Crosby. They host six Mystic Valley league games including Melrose Watertown and Winchester rivals with one open date and two pending slots. The Mansfield trip on Oct 4 and Thanksgiving tilt with Melrose highlight a schedule mostly on Spy Pond field and weekend dates.

Arlington High School John Crosby Arlington Mansfield Mansfield High School Mystic Valley Watertown High School Winchester High School Watertown High Spy Pond Melrose High Charlestown High School Watertown Melrose High School Melrose Winchester Norwood High School

Boxing Card Resumes at Commercial A C Tonight

After a three week shutdown due to strike activity the Commercial A C restarts boxing at Green Street with three 10 round bouts and one six round match. Willie Green faces Frank Tillo in the opener while Tony Morengo meets Frankie Flemming and Charley Sheppard duels Joe Currie in the night’s featured exchanges. Fred Soutier and George Krause start the card with a six round bout.

Commercial A. C Green Street Willie Green Frank Tillo Tommy Kirby Corcoran Charley Sheppard New York Joe Currie New Haven Sheppard France Currie Fred Soutier Everett George Krause South End

Barney Adair boxing in Brockton for one night

Barney Adair of New York, famed for defeating Paul Doyle, will box in Brockton tonight at the Farrington arena. He meets Young Goula of Providence in a 12 round bout, with other matches including Freddie Webb vs Bert Jones and Reddy Plausseve vs Patsey Green.

Barney Adair New York Paul Doyle Hill Boston Brockton Goula Providence Farrington A Freddie Webb Bert Jones Reddy Plausseve Patsey Green Young Dempsey Tommy Sheehan

Middlesex Sportsman's Field Day Planned at Lexington Farm

The Middlesex Sportsman's Association schedules a field day tomorrow at Howard M. Munroe's Lowell street farm in Lexington. Events include a field trial bench show and trap and rifle shooting with judges Benjamin Pearson of Byfield and Herbert A. Noyes of Newburyport.

Middlesex Sportsman’s Association Howard M. Munroe Lowell Street Lexington Benjamin Pearson Byfield Herbert A. Noyes Newburyport

Ruth Rocks Polo Grounds Sets Home Run Mark in New York

Arthur Duffey notes Babe Ruth’s record breaking 27th four bagger at Coogan's Bluffs and 26 from the old line, with New Yorkers rooting for him. He also discusses boxing talk of Benny Leonard versus Lew Tendler, Joie Ray’s chase of Tommy Connell’s mile record, and boxing management shifts around Dempsey.

Babe Ruth Polo Grounds New York Coogan Babus Buck Freeman Ed Williamson Kingdom Come Tommy Connelf Joie Ray Chicago Joie Tommy Philippines Travers Island Tommy Conneff

Grounding outfield strengths of White Sox stars

The piece praises Cicotte Williams and Kerr for their impact in 1920s baseball. It highlights Neale of the Reds as a solid but less powerful hitter with strong baserunning, noting his .253 average and 25 stolen bases while contrasting him with White Sox outfielders and pitchers.

Billy Sullivan Ray Schalk Sox Schalk Wally Schang al Walters Eddie Ainsmith White Sox Cincinnati Reds Gleason Cicotte Williams Kerr Neale

Two White Sox outfielders contrasted in depth and pace

The passage highlights Nemo Seibold as a speedy left handed hitter with 75 runs and a .288 batting average while Moran may bench him against left handers. It also praises Shane Collins as a reliable veteran outfielder hitting .265 in 60 games and strong versus lefties, ensuring White Sox right field defense.

Nemo Seibold Neale Seibold Moran White Sox Nemo Shane Collins Collins Ruth Leonard Harper Leibold Shane Reds

Baseball Fever and Football Plans Stir the Season

The column notes Pat Moran’s Reds rivalry with the White Sox and Giants Yanks buzz in New York, while intercity showdowns fade. It also mentions Jim Jeffries’ past in boxing, Erskine Mayer’s big payday, and Fordham College debating a fall football season amid treasury worries.

Cincinnati Pat Moran New York No Bird Erskine Mayer Pirates Mayer White Sox Kid Gleason Fordham College

Scrimmage Notes Preview Bates Game For Team A and B

The report details a scrimmage between Team B led by Joe White and Team A led by Captain Fitzpatrick with near constant midfield action and a lone score by Corri gan on a fumble return. It notes lineup changes including Frank Morrissey and Jack Heaphy returning, and outlines a possible Saturday lineup and backfield averages as preparations for Bates game unfold.

Joe White Fitzpatrick White Ted Madden Walter Camp Corrigan Jack Sheehan Cavanaugh Husky Frank Morrissey Jack Heaphy Heaphy Husky Sailor Urban Sheehan Morrissey Doyle Lyons Comerford Halloran Scanlon

Golf miracle at Forest Hills ends with 18th hole halved

In New Jersey at Forest Hills Field Club, George Stewart and Fred Sleppmger achieved a rare 18th hole halving in one. Stewart’s iron shot travelled 145 yards and stopped in the cup, followed by Sleppmger whose drive dropped and rolled into the hole after a short run.

New Jersey New York Forest Hills Field Club George Stewart Fred Sleppmger Stewart Sleppmyer

West Roxbury A. A. 130-pound Teams Highlight

Charles J. Feeney of 65 Denn Street West Roxbury listed in Bellevue 19 2 W as organizer or contact for West Roxbury A. A. with 130-pound weight teams.

West Roxbury A. A Charles J. Feeney Denn Street Bellevue

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