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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
13
The World's Champs defeated the Giants 8 to 5 in Portland. Big Six players dominated with timely hits and strong defense securing the win.
In Lowell on June 1 Zeiser held Manchester hitless until the fifth inning, Manchester scoring four runs to go ahead in an 5 2 victory. Portland beat Fitchburg 8 5 as Jordan relieved and held them hitless while Portland tallied six.
New Haven defeated Springfield 12 to 8 in a Colonial League game highlighted by heavy hitting. Key players included Menosky and Soper with multiple hits, while Chappelle earned the win for New Haven.
Lewiston wins 2 1 in nine innings after a tied runs sequence. Worcester scores in the sixth and Lewiston answers with a ninth inning run set up by a pass sac fly and Collins' single. Tuero and Justin split mound duties with defensive highlights by Tuero and Tuero also contributing four walks.
Philadelphia today saw Mrs. Ronald H. Barlow top a 72-player field with a medal round 86 at Merion for the Women’s Eastern Golf Association championship opening round. Harriet Curtis of Boston and Mrs. Vanderbeck of Philadelphia shot 88 to stand next.
George Seres of France will debut at Revere on Saturday night in a motor paced match race against former national champion George Wiley. The card also features a sprint between Marcel Dupey and Alf Grenda, with amateur and professional races to follow and strong local favorites Grenda and others rounding out the lineup.
Next Saturday afternoon at Columbus Oval St John s Preparatory College will hold its annual inter class meet and tennis tournament. Events include sprints distances relays shot put and running broad jump starting at 1 pm followed by a fast ball game between Boston English High School and St John s. Public invited.
Grand Forks North Dakota June 1 The Grand Forks baseball team of the Northern league struck today after management refused to reimburse players for travel expenses from their homes to the city at season start. Players were suspended as a result under league rules.
Memphis beat Mobile 2 0 while Chattanooga won 5 4 against New Orleans Birmingham 5 over Little Rock 8 Nashville 5 and Atlanta 2 in recent league action spreading the standings across the region.
Lynn won 2 to 0 as Lynch and Halstein starred in the field. Porter drove in the only two runs with a two base hit and Durning held Lawrence scoreless, while Lynn’s defense turned double plays and limited baserunners.
Joe Chick known as the Gloucester Iron Man meets Pete Malone of Philadelphia in a 12 round bout at the Fairview A A on Thursday night. Chick trains in Gloucester and heads to Southbridge in fine condition while Malone arrives ready to train there. Semi final features Jimmy Carroll versus Johnny Boyle with two preliminary bouts on the card.
Buffalo Federals defeated Baltimore 8 to 1 as Frank Smith exited after the fourth inning with the bases loaded. Hofman delivered a two run double off Bailey to clear the bags. Ford, Blair and Allen starred for Buffalo while Smith, Bailey and Russell pitched for Baltimore.
Kansas City pitchers Cullop and Brown shut down Chicago as Kansas City won 3 1 in a five game series. Hendrix struggled allowing timely hits as Kansas City tallied four unearned runs and held Chicago to one run.
Newark hitters break through at key moments to beat Brooklyn 7 to 2. Earl Moseley limits the home team while five Newark hits, a Hart error, and a Campbell double fuel the win in the seventh. Magee's fielding run saves a runner, as Moseley and Rariden pair up for the win.
Colby defeated Bowdoin 7 to 4 in Waterville as Colby bats overwhelmed Bowdoin starter Stanley in the first inning with three singles and a triple. Simpson starred in left, while McElwee drove in two runs for Bowdoin.
Don Carlos Patrick Ragan leads the champs to a 7 to 0 win over the Giants as Mathewson struggles after his peak. The chant shifts from praise of Matty to praise of Don Pat as he proves his boss right in early June.
Mathewson crafts a controlled win as the Giants limit the Braves to two hits in a one sided contest. New York builds early lead with timely hits, while the fielding sides of both teams show middling difficulty in this season opener.
In a brisk game, the Braves surged with a big seventh inning after Joe Connolly and Fitzpatrick sparked the offence. Connolly doubled, Merkle and Maranville followed with key hits, and Fitzpatrick added a run as Schmidt and Red Smith produced scoring hits. The Giants fought back earlier but left runners stranded, while Mathewson struggled before Schupp closed the game.
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Zack Wheat homers to tie the game and later singles home the winning run. L. Wheat and McCarty key hits. Alexander starts for Philadelphia, Demaree and Dell enjoy late-inning relief for Brooklyn.
Tufts student body chose managers and assistants for the baseball track and tennis teams at a Goddard Chapel meeting. Baseball selects Ralph A. Cross as manager with Jan T. Friis as assistant. Track taps Albert W. Swenson as manager and Marshall W. Symmes as assistant. Tennis names Benjamin J. Kraus as manager and Bernard O. Tyler as assistant.
Chicago pitchers hold Pittsburg to 6 hits as Good Bresnahan drive in two runs, Adams bivots 8 innings. Zabel issues two bases on balls, McQuillan one, Saler swipes two, Baird and Schulte execute sacrifices. Umpires Rigler and Hart. Time 1h 35m.
Devinney pitched well through eight innings for New Bedford before Eaton, a relief pitcher, finished the job in the ninth. Brockton threatened late but the winner held them off for a 5 2 decision.
South Boston High defeated West Roxbury 9 to 4 at M Street grounds yesterday afternoon in a game marked by heavy hits from the home team and costly errors by the visitors. Kennedy struggled while the South Boston infield excelled. Fay and Boenling led West Roxbury. The win puts South Boston in the league lead with Hyde Park close behind.
The University of Chicago tennis team won the Western Conference doubles title as Cross and MacNeal beat Maurice and Hubert James of Northwestern 6-2 6-4 3-6 8-6. In singles Curran of Ohio State defeated Bennett of Chicago 6-1 1-6 6-3 6-2 to take the conference singles championship.
A Philadelphia writer criticizes manager Pat Moran for removing pitcher Eppa Rixey during a tight spot. The piece argues Rixey must work through trouble to gain confidence, suggesting he should start tonic therapy like celery tonic to build self belief given his long major league tenure.
Hartford Runs-Neptune Whitehouse Delehanty Billliard three names, with two base hits from Gaudette Neptune Delehanty and Whitehouse. Riley ODonnell stole, O’Brien sacrificed. Hartford left on base seven, Taunton four. Saunders allowed seven walks, Billiard one. Saunders allowed five hits in seven innings. Whitehouse hit by pitch, Saunders struck out six, Clermont two, Billiard seven. Graham umpire time 1h 80m.
Killian and McGinley drove in runs with a sacrifice by Burns to lift Pawtucket over Fall River in the 10th. Carr and Bentley stole bases, Phenix and Lied added two base hits, and Aldred, Killian, McSherry, and Bentley handled sacrifices. Houck and Haley pitched. Fall River stranded 14 runners.
E W Daley defeats J G Thorpe 1 up in the 18 hole final to win the first division trophy at Oakley. W P Hunt clinches second division 4 3 over J Guiler Brae Burn with Oakley players taking all prizes.
The Duxbury Yacht Club entertainment committee released the season schedule with openings for the clubhouse and golf course. Regular races run from June 17 to Sept 11 including a midsummer series and several July and August events. Ladies races are listed for July and August with multiple dates.
Arthur Fromme former pitcher for the New York National League team signed a contract with the Venice Coast league club in Los Angeles on June 1 Roy Mitchell will be returned to the St Louis Americans under option announced earlier
The Sunday Post Magazine unveils the fifth instalment in the Marie Dupont mystery series, promising deeper secrets and more suspense as readers follow the enigmatic figure through clues and intrigue.
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