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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
12
The Red Sox rose to second place by edging the New York Highlanders in a tense game. The victory followed their second straight win over New York, described as a harrowing affair that tested many players with threats of heart trouble amid a display of unusual pitching variety.
Harry Hooper labors at the plate every game and rarely earns applause. He reached base often, drew three walks, sacrificed, and collected a double and a single in two at bats, scoring three Boston runs in a strong showing.
Boston defeats New York 11 to 7 after a late Highlanders surge. Charlie Hall’s mound appearance steadied the game but Eddie Cicotte labored, giving up four runs in a pivotal seventh inning. Poor defense and three safe hits in the eighth sealed the visitors’ fate.
A lifelike exhibition of Presidents from Washington to Roosevelt is open daily from 9 A M to 10 P M at 9 Boylston Street Boston with Sundays closed and described as the most remarkable free exhibition in the country.
In a tense game the Californians called Hall to halt Chase's attack and take charge of pitching. Boston built a large lead with four runs in the first two frames while New York fought back scoring in several innings, but Hall shut down the rally as the Sox held on to win.
Brockton visits Lowell Lawrence hosts New Bedford Lynn plays Fall River Worcestershire meets Haverhill in a slate of regional games shaping standings.
Hall retired the first batter he faced in the ninth, then struck out the next three in order. The sequence showcased his late game control and power over the opposing lineup as the rally closed.
Southboro-St. Mark's 4 Holy Cross Preps 0. Wesleyan 26 Conn Aggies 2. Danvers St John Prep 6 Beverly High 3. Princeton 4 West Virginia 1. Wakefield 15 Peabody High 4. Medford High 8 Natick High 3. Waltham High 6 South Boston. Watertown Hyde Park 15 Water Town High 12. Newton High 21 Rock Ridge Ball 3.
Boston visits New York, Chicago travels to Cincinnati, Philadelphia plays Brooklyn in early season showdowns.
Providence outslugged Montreal 7 to 5 while Toronto took a 4 to 1 win over Jersey City in 12 innings. Buffalo defeated Baltimore 5 to 2 and Rochester beat Newark 4 to 0 in the other listed games.
Waterbury defeated Holyoke 4 to 1 and Bridgeport beat Hartford 8 to 1. Northampton edged Springfield 8 to 7, while New Haven won 7 to 4 against New Britain in the regional standings.
The American Association scoreboard shows Milwaukee 8 beating Columbus 7 St Paul 2 Indianapolis 1 Minneapolis 10 Toledo 9 Louisville 12 and Kansas City 6 in listed results.
Yale defeated Fordham 7 to 2 in New Haven. Fordham burst ahead with a strong fourth inning but Yale answered with five runs and sealed the game. Scott pitched effectively for Yale, relieved by O'Reilly in the fifth after Kehoe collapse.
Washington fell to Philadelphia 7 to 2 at Shibe Park as Groom faltered in the fifth inning. Oldring and Collins doubled, Milan made a sensational one handed catch robbing Davis of a homer, and Bender fanned 12.
Detroit bunched hits in the fourth and seventh innings to beat Cleveland 9 to 6. Willett hit a fourth inning homer that struck the center field fence and plated Moriarty, highlighting the game.
Amherst lost to Holy Cross 5 to 3 as errors and costly plays decided the outcome. Vernon allowed eight hits but escaped trouble with sharp fielding and smart baserunning by Holy Cross on a breezy April 26 at Amhterst.
Andover Phillips Academy beat Boston College 6 to 4 in a slow, poorly played afternoon contest. Captain Reilly sparked Andover in the third with a run on Daugherty's three bagger as four more runs crossed. Boston College attempted a fourth inning rally but could not score again.
Arthur Duffey notes Buck Crouse’s latest display of smiles and stunts, predicts improvement against Bucko’s rivals, and mentions Eddie Cicotte’s pitching form. The column also covers long distance racing talk, amateur shows, and upcoming intercity boxing bouts with notes on Langford and other fighters.
Phillips Exeter Academy and New Hampshire College battled 14 innings before Exeter won 8 7. Key late rally tied the game in the eighth as New Hampshire scored three. Victory came in the 14th on a Bingham scoring sequence after Swasey misplayed a ball.
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