Highlanders Return Win at Fenway Over Red Sox
In a wet game at Fenway Park the Highlanders defeated the Red Sox 3 to 2. Charlie Hall delivered a key double and Hall and Hooper contributed runs as New York shaded Boston in the ninth inning.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
13
Highlanders Triumph Over Red Sox Behind Keating Spitball Show
After two losses the Highlanders finally beat Boston 3 to 2 with Keating earning the win. The young pitcher struggled early but settled, exiting after eight innings with seven strikeouts and no walks as Hooper Speaker Gardner and Hail struggled to spark the lineup. The Red Sox offense managed eight hits but failed to sustain, while Keating’s control and spitter sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlanders
Hooper
Speaker
Gardner
Hail
Keating
New England
New York
Lawrence
Martin O’toole
Boston
van Dyke
Red Sox
Thomases
Keating Wins Earns Hundred Dollar Reward
Keating of the Highlanders pitched a victory over the champion Red Sox, and manager Frank Chance awarded him a hundred dollar bill in gratitude.
Red Sox Rally Stalled as Highlanders Hold Lead
Daniels failed to advance after a heartbeat held back by Hartzell and Wasner as Cree, Sterrett, and Keating produced key plays. Speke risked a steal on second, was thrown out, while Daniels doubled but limited to two bases. Hall and Speaker added late hits but Boston fell short in a tense seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
Chase
Hal
Yerkes
Speaker
Keating
Sweeney
Daniels
Lewis
Gardner
Sterrett
Janvrin
Harry Walter
Cree
Youngs
Hall
Charlie Hall
Walter
Highlanders
Hartzell
Red Sox
Anrror
Sox
Tris Speaker
Wolter
Harry Wolter
Ing
Larry
Wasner
Speke
New York
A. E
AB. R. A
Wagner
Nanamaker
Hart
Dineen
Clout Hitting by Charley Sparks Red Sox Day
Charley showcases power and speed as he clouts the ball with authority. He is among the team’s fastest players and favors right and center field with clean two hits. Teammates did not back him enough in yesterday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Red Sox
Cardinals Defeat Reds by Swatfest and White Sox Hand St. Louis Loss
In St Louis April 16 Chicago downed the Cardinals 8 to 5 as Williams and Schaik drove in runs with errors aiding the offense. Cincinnati beat St Louis 6 to 3 on April 15 with Sallee and Works throwing well in a high wildness game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
ST. Louis
Chicago
Walsh
Williams
Lord
Schaik
Rath
Collins
Borton
Pratt
Johnston
Wals
Louis
E. E. Hugging
Ge A
Magee
Steer
Eeeeres
Loic Veeiee
Konetchy
Eeeneee i
Eaenaee Bodie
Cincinnati
Shotton
Bon i
T Tikens Bates
Jeeene
Stovall
Plutsely
Austin
Escore i Arsans
BH. Sees
Egan
Balenti
aCompton
Works
D. Walsh
Alexander
Mitchell Cincinnati
Tinker
Packard
Bescher
St. Louis Schalk
Burk
Sallee
Orifice
Owrey
Porton
Roche
Marsan
Riams
D. Walsh Pratt
Balentto
Hoblitzell
Grant
Hoblitsell
Incinnati
Weaver
K Onetchy
Bates
Salarians
E. Walsh
Mitchell
FE. Walsh
Owens
Guthrie
Pires
Evans
Hildebrand
Delayed double steal seals Chicago win over Pittsburg 5 to 4
In the tenth inning Wilbur Good and Ward Miller executed a delayed double steal to give Chicago a 5 to 4 victory over Pittsburg. Good walked Clymer, Schulte reached on Byrnes error, Miller stole second, and Good scored as Miller slid home before Viox could recover. Chicago used 19 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilbur Good
Clymer
Ward Miller
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Good
Schulte
Byrnes
Miller
Viox
Sterrett College Star Strikes With Big Show Hitting
Sterrett is a capable college player with speed and solid hitting but limited big game experience. He covers first or bats behind the plate with equal success though baserunning judgment needs refinement after a missed scoring chance on Sweeney’s double.
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Sterret College
Sterrett
Sweeney
Washington Philadelphia Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Thousands of fans converged on the American League grounds in Washington hoping to watch Washington face Philadelphia but the game was postponed at the last minute due to wet grounds. The news of a game had circulated and many enthusiasts waited at the gates in disappointment.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Stallings Secures Wilson Collins From Vanderbilt for Braves
Philadelphia April 15 Manager Stallings announced he secured Wilson Collins of Vanderbilt, the top college pitcher, to join the Braves in Boston Saturday after outbidding six other major clubs. Collins shut out Michigan in his last college game, allowing two hits.
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Philadelphia
Stallings
Wilson Collins
Vanderbilt University
Braves
Boston
Nashville
Collins
Michigan
Baseball Waivers Shuffle Players Amid Scout Watch
Connie Mack’s Ira Thomas drew three Nashville days as scouts from the Browns and Washington joined Detroit Chicago Nationals and New York Nationals in watching Collins. Stallings gained the pitcher with help from Nashville attorney Bradley Walker. Bill McKechnie moved to the Highlanders due to a clerical waiver error, while Frank Metz to Indianapolis and Joe Schultz to Toronto also shifted. Rain halted practice and jeopardizes tomorrow’s opener against the Giants with Brown or Tyler slated to start.
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Connie Mack
Ira Thomas
Nashville
Branch Rickey
Browns
Mike Kahoe
Washington Club
Collins
Detroit
Chicago Nationals
New York Nationals
Stallings
Bradley Walker
Boston
Bill McKechnie
Braves
New York Highlanders
Waivers
McKechnie
Highlanders
Frank Farrell
Frank Metz
Joe Schultz
Indianapolis
Toronto
Federal Express
Brown
Tyler
Giants
Worcester Triumphs Over Montreal in Exhibition
Worcester of the New England league beat Montreal of the International league 2 to 1 in an even exhibition. Fine pitching by Marlin and quick fielding by Worcester helped secure the win. Batteries Worcester Marlin and Carroll Montreal Taylor Smith and Burch Burns and Madden.
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Worcester
Montreal
Marlin
R.ele
Marlin and
Carroll
Taylor
Smith and Burch
Burns and
Madden
Southern League Scores From Atlanta Nashville Montgomery and Mobile
In Atlanta Birmingham beat Atlanta 11 to 7. Nashville lost to Chattanooga 2 to 7. Montgomery topped New Orleans 7 to 3. Mobile defeated Memphis 1 to 0.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
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