Umpire Says Beat Him in New England
An umpire in New England shouts beat him during a game, drawing attention to officiating. The brief incident centers on onfield commentary by the umpire.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
8
An umpire in New England shouts beat him during a game, drawing attention to officiating. The brief incident centers on onfield commentary by the umpire.
In Lowell on July 18 a dispute between New Bedford catcher John Coveney and umpire O'Brien led to O'Brien's arrest after the game. Coveney charged O'Brien struck him twice in the face. New Bedford won 10 to 6. Batteries Klobedanz Coveney Murphy Burrill Sullivan. Umpire O Brien.
Haverhill and Lynn played two games with a split win loss. Haverhill won the first 6 to 0 and Lynn took the second 6 to 2. Batteries were Haslem and Duggan for Haverhill, Vail and Daum for Lynn. umpires Hastings.
Lawrence beat Manchester in an interesting game that featured plenty of batting. The line score shows Lawrence scoring 8 runs in the first innings and 10 in the second, while Manchester managed 5 and 1 in their innings. Batteries were Lee and Cote for Lawrence with Beard and Att for Manchester. umpire Stafford.
Worcester won 7 to 4 as Moorehead sat out with an injury from yesterday. Fall River struggled with fielding errors and timely hits by Worcester hitters. Batteries were Sline and Knotts for Worcester with Gilroy Sullivan behind the plate. Umpire O'Reilly officiated.
Haverhill faces Lynn in a city contest followed by Manchester meeting Lawrence. Fall River travels to Worcester while New Bedford hosts Lowell in a regional pair of games.
Detroit comments on Boston luck and fair play as Mullin vents in third, Evans stays calm with the young umpire. Glou cester A C manager's address sought by a Post reader. Tenneyites lose to Cincinnati in the tenth. rules dispute over an error with Phil Gander. Beverly United Shoe Machinery seeks strong teams. Ban Johnson’s arrival teased. local team troubles eased. Armbruster works hard while Peterson, Carrigan and Dorchester mascots joke and cheer. Cy Young stays with Tenney. Chicago fans eye the Murphy Spuds and pennant hopes.
The Filene baseball team faces Farley Harvey and Co in the Mercantile league next Saturday at Dorchester High School field. Filene’s Eddy Howley starts on the mound with Lewis or Fitzhenry behind the plate. infielders Rey rector Nash Knowles McInerney and McQue. outfield Jones Partridge and Delaney. Farley Harvey & Co lineup includes Cunningham Welch Milne Melody Donahue and McKenna with Johnston Hickey and Wein in the outfield.
James R. Keene’s Mentha by Commando Mintcake led to victory in the $7500 Venus stakes for 2-year-olds, 5 1/2 furlongs, at Brighton Beach. Victoria B. placed second at 4 to 1 with Yankee Girl third as time recorded at 1:07 2-5. Other winners were Al Powell in race 1, Hylas in race 2, Red Friar in race 3, First Premium in race 5, and Ocean Spray in the last event.
Boston edges Detroit 5 to 2 behind Dineen solid pitching and Stahl’s homer as Mullin is ejected for kicking. Evans clears crowds with key runs and defensive plays preserve the lead amid late Detroit threats.
Washington defeated Chicago 8 to 6 in a well played game. Falkenberg starred with a home run and pitching, while Heyder Schlafly and Stahl added two-base hits. Stanton? No. The game featured multiple steals and free baserunners, with Owen and Falkenberg each yielding six and four walks respectively.
In New York on July 18 Cleveland moved ahead in the second inning and took the lead as the game unfolded. The rally set the tone for a tight contest with both sides trading runs and moments of control through the middle innings.
Detroit visits Boston while Cleveland goes to New York and St Louis travels to Philadelphia Chicago plays Washington in a slate of key sports matchups.
Boston news reports claimed Ban Johnson ordered Jimmy Collins suspended and valued him as third baseman not manager. Treasurer Hugh McBreen denied knowledge of any telegram while noting the Post did not state he received it. The club vice president has not denied the story.
Young players under 18 wear old baseball uniforms and may enter free this afternoon at the Huntington Avenue Grounds. The event promotes a playful return of boys day as they dig out uniforms for a nostalgic afternoon.
Automobilists moving Buffalo to Bretton Woods reach Montreal as the Glidden and Deming contenders approach the midpoint. Several cars endure minor mishaps while crews rush quick repairs between controls. Multiple entries from Cleveland Boston and beyond maintain near flawless scores as endurance and speed tests continue.
Boston outfielder Chick Stahl dismisses any desire to manage a ball club. He says life is too short for the duties and would rather stay as a player. Stahl recalls Ban Johnson once offered Washingtons’ job, which went to Jake Stahl.
The Galway Gaelic Football Club linked to the County Galway Social Club schedules its first practice game at the circus grounds Huntington avenue tomorrow at 7 pm Captain Mullen has secured material for a strong team and aims for a great showing when facing other Irish county teams later. A Labor Day match at Father Greasy games Locust street is arranged against either County Waterford or County Cork, promising a big gate.
Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston Red Stockings 10 to 4 in 10 innings after a dramatic ninth and tenth. Key moments include Lobert scoring the winning run on a misplay by Kid Strobel and Bridwell driving in the decisive run for Cincinnati. Umpire Conway and pitchers Dorner and Ewing figure prominently in the tense finale.
The Jordan Marsh Company Baseball Club will award silver cups for the best batting average, best fielding, and best percentage of runs, plus a silver mounted cup for most home runs. Eligible players must compete in at least five games.
National schedule features Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Matchups set across major cities with teams seeking pivotal wins.
Brooklyn bunched hits in two innings and St Louis committed errors leading to a 6 to 5 victory for Brooklyn. The game occurred in St Louis with July 18 noted.
Waterbury beats New Haven 6 to 3, Hartford trails Norwich 5 to 1, Bridgeport edges New London 2 to 0, Holyoke defeats Springfield 4 to 23 in listed matches.
Readville hosts the fifth matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston with four classes and a special. Class A saw Cora Wilkes win two heats with Mrs. Jack placing second. Class B went to King Clay with Keepsake second. Class C to Chime Bells with Maid o Dreamwold second. Class D to Miss Strike with H. D. second. Nearest three minutes trotting lists Auto Glow and Mona among top finishers.
Salem N H July 18 Royal Lady defeated Alyth in the Somerset stake at Rockingham Park marking another stake race win for John A Drake and jockey Garner. Golden Pheasant edged Miss Jersey in a tight second race while Runnells and Sister Belle captured the other events, with five races run on the card.
D S Niles defeated D M Lemon in the semi finals and Dr W A Bradford beat Edwin Porter to reach the final. Niles, age 16, beat Bradford in a five set final 6-2 4-6 6-2 4-6 6-8. Consolation matches planned for later this week.
Chicago and New York played 12 innings tied 4 to 4 as four pitchers issued 20 walks. New York scored in the first on Lundgren misplays and Devlin's double, while Chicago tied in the fifth on Wiltze’s walks, a single and a Devlin error. The game ended at darkness after the 12th inning.
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