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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
9
In Cincinnati, July 18 the Braves split a doubleheader with the Reds. In game one Hub Perdue pitched well while Suggs struggled. Game two went to Cincinnati as Benton shut down the Braves and the Reds benefited from timely hitting including Esmond and Marsans.
Hank Gowdy Boston first baseman who had just returned from a three week layoff with an injured hand was badly spiked at first by Bescher in the sixth inning and had to be carried from the field. He will miss several days. Houser replaced him at first. The Reds then defeated Boston with Rube Benton holding the Braves to two hits by Sweeney. Marsans doubled and scored in the fourth, Marsans again tallied in the ninth after Perdue loosened up.
Joe Patchen II easily wins three straight heats in the Celery City purse as rain delays shift schedule. Chatty Direct takes the 2:10 trot, Elizabeth Ray nearby. Gordon Todd falters, Gordon entry shows poorly. The 2:24 trot postponed to tomorrow after weather delay. Don Pronto places second in 2:06 pace with Branham Baughman winning heat.
Lynn and Lawrence meet tomorrow in a New England league doubleheader with Har rington pitching for Lynn and Keating for Lawrence. Keating, a noted star and the league's top purchase, draws intense fan interest as the leaders duel for the championship.
The New York Athletic Commission lifted a six months ban on Abe Attell ex featherweight champion for alleged faking in a bout with Knockout Brown. Attell on Pacific coast plans a 20 round bout with Tommy Murphy in San Francisco next month and may seek a return match with Johnny Kilbane in New York clubs.
Baseball results briefed with matchups including Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York Detroit at Philadelphia and St Louis at Washington rain affected the schedule.
Schedule lists Chicago visiting Boston for two games, with results not shown. Also noted are St. Louis at Washington, Detroit at Philadelphia in two games, and Cleveland at New York.
Nations games list Boston versus Cincinnati New York versus Pittsburgh Brooklyn versus St Louis Philadelphia versus Chicago indicates upcoming matchups. No results provided.
The schedule lists Haverhill versus Brockton Lynn versus Lawrence New Bedford versus Fall River and Worcester versus Lowell in regional pairings for upcoming games.
Bridgeport beats Waterbury 6 to 2. New Haven defeats Springfield 5 to 3 at New Haven. Hartford game at Holyoke postponed due to rain.
Rochester defeats Toronto 4 to 1 in ten innings on the road. Buffalo loses 5-4 to Montreal while Providence shuts out Newark 4-0. Jersey City’s game at Baltimore postponed by rain.
In Minneapolis Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 5 to 3 in the first game. The second game ended 10 to 7 with Minneapolis defeating Indianapolis. Milwaukee beat Toledo 6 to 3. St Paul defeated Louisville 7 to 3. Kansas City routed Columbus 12 to 4.
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 10 to 2 in the second game of the series as they capitalized on visitors errors. Manager Dahlen was ordered from the field after disputing a call by umpire Johnstone.
Chicago and Philadelphia split a twin bill with Philadelphia winning 9 to 8 in 11 innings and Chicago taking the second 4 to 2. Luderus homered in the opener as Cravath stole home, while Reulbach pitched the nightcap with consecutive Evers homers aiding Chicago.
Eddie Cicotte, lucky to avoid a beating from his former teammates, endured a rough inning as Boston loaded the bases and scored ten runs before the game ended. Yerkes and Speaker produced key hits while Gardner, Carrigan, and Kuhn contributed to the rally before the game was called.
Rain halted a Red Sox game after Cicotte labored through heavy hitting by Stahl’s lineup. Boston and Chicago dodged rain delays, with Hall, Carrigan, and Speaker contributing offense before weather paused play. A second game was set for this afternoon.
New Bedford led Brockton 5 to 1 after six innings before rain halted play in New England. Maranville Devine Morris Ness and Spires scored for New Bedford while Upham and Anderson pitched for Brockton.
The Central league team in Terre Haute announced the purchase of outfielder George Wheeler from Jersey City of the International league.
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