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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
12
Washington and Detroit split a doubleheader in Detroit with the Tigers winning 5 to 5 in the first game and the Senators taking the second 9 to 0. Davis pitched well for Detroit in the opener, while Johnson hurled six strong innings for Washington in the nightcap.
The Braves swept two from St Louis, 6 3 and 10 6, to move into sixth place by more than a game. Hess and Rudolph pitched, while Huggins worked four relievers as the Cardinals’ hitters struggled.
The Braves win 3 0 after mid game two surge. Cardinals rally falls short despite late power hitting. Evans, Magee, Oakes spark St Louis. Perritt and Steele used for Pittsburg defense. Pitching shifts end in Pittsburgh victory with Huggins in command.
Joe Rivers the Southern California lightweight must appear in Ventura justice court on July 16 to answer a charge of breaking the jaw of milkman W H Smith who disputed Rivers right of way while the pugilist drove his motor car. Bonds set at 500 dollars.
Frank Donahue once a major league star pitcher is critically ill at his Philadelphia home after a period of ill health. His condition worsened recently and he remains in a precarious state at this time.
New York extended its winning streak to 14 by shutting out Chicago 8 to 0 in the second game of the series. Marquard dominated, allowing only one clean hit as Schulte doubled and Cheney and Evers added singles. Chicago’s Cheney struggled, with New York scoring in the fourth and eighth on key hits and a double steal. The city celebrated as President Hempstead presented the John T. Brush stairway at the Polo Grounds.
Um pire Frank McPartlin and four Bridgeport Eastern Association players were fined 15 dollars and costs in City Court for taking part in a pro game on Sunday June 22. Players named were Edward McGamwell captain Frank Snyder Harvey Russell and James Flanagan. The case against George Vandergrift was not pursued as the witness could not identify him. Appeals notices were filed.
Philadelphia edges Cleveland 5 3 in seven and two thirds innings. Mitchell with costly walks aids Cleveland’s rally while Schang homers and McInnis drives in runs for the Phillies. Bush relieves to close out the win as Cleveland gains two in the ninth inning.
Saginaw pitcher Schwenk of the South Michigan league hurled four complete games in four days plus one more, totaling 36 innings. He struck out 33 in 36 innings and allowed 21 hits for seven runs against his opponents.
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