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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
10
The Cubs and Braves divided honors as a doubleheader produced a 4 run rally for the locals in the second inning. Otis Clymer hit a three base single and Charley Smith provided five safe hits for the Braves.
The Cubs faced Hub Perdue and Humphries in the second game, using early success against Perdue before Braves pitcher changes cooled them. Miller tripled and scored as Schulte added a hit, while Saier’s ball was cut down by defense. Maranville reached on an error, stole second, and scored on Clymer. The Cubs added three runs in the fourth with Phelan singling and doubling to bring home Williams.
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Cincinnati 4 2 in the opener and fell 9 2 in the nightcap. Highlights include Tyler Maranville and Clymer driving runs, and Connelly scoring on a misplayed tag. Richie relieved Smith and held the Braves, while Schulte and Saler chipped in for the Cubs later.
New York and St Louis split a doubleheader in New York. St Louis won 4 2 in the first game, while New York took the second 3 2 in nine innings. A bench fight between Magee and Cather interrupted the second game and both were ejected.
Corriden sacrifice sent Williams to second and Myers' errant throw plated a run as Needham scored on Sweeney’s ball. Miller doubled and Schulte sac fly for another. Corriden doubled and Needham singled for the ninth inning tally. Braves threat quelled after Humphries allowed three singles in the fourth and no more baserunners.
The Braves won in a single inning shocking the Red Sox and sending Charley Smith to the bench. Fred Smith fouled off the first two pitches of the decisive frame.
In the Eastern Association games at Springfield three matchups completed with high totals. Springfield defeated Meriden 5 to 1, Hartford-New London topped Hartford 5 to 4, and Pittsfield beat Bridgeport 5 to 0 while New Haven-New Haven posted a 4 to 0 win over Waterbury.
Milwaukee hosts Columbus as a 2 to 1 result highlights a narrow victory. The night's slate includes postponed games due to rain affecting Kansas City Louisville and Minneapolis Indianapolis matches.
Jersey City beat Baltimore 5 to 1. Montreal defeated Buffalo 7 to 3. Toronto edged Rochester 5 to 4. Newark defeated Providence 6 to 1.
Pirates beat Dodgers 2 to 0 in the opener. Miller and Meyer spark offense with two base hits. Robinson pitched seven innings, Hendrix relieved, and Ry an hit batter. Stolen bases by J Miller and Wheat, Clarke and Hummel credited with sacrifices. Time 1:45. Umpires Klein and Orth.
Bennie Bowcock, veteran second baseman with Portland, started in Fall River in 192 and moved to Portland after a franchise shift. He batted .277 and fielded .962 in 110 games last season. Born October 20 1887 in Fall River he began with sandlot play before turning pro at age 15.
Lawrence took an 8 to 1 win over Lynn as hits clustered in the fourth and seventh innings. Knapp Yall River shone on the mound for Lawrence while Carlstrom and Mahoney sparked the home lineup and Neptune starred in the field for Lynn.
Lowell defeated Brockton 10 to 5 as Dee blasted two homers and a single to lead the offense. Aubrey added a circle drive while Dowd starred at second, handling all 13 chances.
Thomas held Fall River to three hits as Worcester blanked them 8 to 0. Wallace yielded eight runs in four innings before Woodman finished the shutout with two hits allowed in four frames. Outfielder Courtney was released by Fall River before the game.
New Bedford defeated Portland 3 runs to 2 in ten innings today. Sweatt drove in a run with a single and Griffith added a key hit as New Bedford rallied after Portland scored in the 10th on Hickman and Collins. Bean starred for New Bedford with strong all around play as Jewell pitched the late inning effort.
A large crowd is expected to fill Walpole street ball park for Maranville Day to honor Walter Maranville the Braves shortstop whose standout season has made him the season’s most talked about rookie.
Boston National League club lines up help for a Springfield crowd of 9900 as the star Maranville earns praise for his fielding and growing hitting. Springfield officials will present a gold watch and chain, with a floral horseshoe and gifts from teammates marking a milestone day in his career.
New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 today as Kahler and the Cleveland pitchers faltered in the second inning allowing six runs. The game played in Cleveland showcased a loud rally that broke the game open early.
The article argues Jimmy McAleer should not have been censured over Jake Stahl’s dismissal and urges Stahl to complete the season. It notes support for a Mike Murphy memorial in Philadelphia and highlights athletic figures and events from boxing, cycling, and track, including Bray, Kramer, Baldwin, Eagan, and Murphy. It also mentions Natick memorial plans and Natick community sentiment.
The discussion resolves that a grounder battered to pitcher and returned to second should be ruled as a fielder's choice. It notes B's view on Huggins as the smallest player in the major leagues, with Maranville and Tommy Leach cited. Scholastic athletic meets are announced for Saturday at Wood Island Park and other Boston grounds with entry to Athletic Directors.
Chicago July 17 Larry Chappelle telegraphed owner Charles Comiskey that he would report tomorrow ready to play. Comiskey has worried over his unexplained absence after Milwaukee bought him for 13 600 and two players. Chappelle said he went home to tell his mother and would be ready to play if he arrives.
A $13,500 transfer payment and a Beal plus catcher cover terms of Outfielder Chappelle moving from Milwaukee to the Chicago Americans. Authoritative sources today confirm the deal and the players involved.
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