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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
10
In Worcester on June 3 Bushelman pitched the final innings scoreless after replacing Stewart with men on second and third and none out. The game featured sharp defense by Strands Lynch and Cooney as Worcester edged Lawrence 7 to 5.
Lynn pitched two innings and the Oaks beat Fitchburg 8 to 3. The infield showed speed but misplayed at times as Dedrick, Robinson and others contributed two-base hits and stolen bases. Teed worked 2 innings, Dedrick 7, and Condon 7 with multiple strikeouts. Time 2h 10m. Umpire Black.
In Portland Maine on June 3 Haverhill won a hard fought contest 5 to 3. Campbell Clemens and Duggan led with two base hits while Clemens hit a three-base shot. Mayberry Williams Watkins pitched for the mound and Lonergan doubled in a bases loaded situation.
Radloff and Ring split pitching duties as Lewiston's bats fire across nine innings. Maloney Judge Phoenix Stimpson lead runs with several two-base hits and key RBIs. DeGroff O Connell Casey steal bases while Radloff yields seven runs and Ring four in a high scoring, mixed defensive game.
ObBatted for Neptune in Sth. New Bedford .42.5.006.2:' 041-34 Woonsocket . . 2 Game Runs-Fryer 3, John Sullivan, H. Sullivan, Sprague 2, Besse 2, Duff, Kelly 2, Lemotte, Gleason, Neptune 3, O'Brien, Gaudette , Breen, Plura, Dee, Murphy, Randler Stolen bases-Fryer 2, H. Sullivan, Duf Kelly 2, Dee. Two-base hits-Fryer 2, Sullivan, Duff, Dee. Three-base hits- Gaudette, Gleason, Home run-Kelly, Double plays-Breen to Neptune to Dee to Murphy, 1. Sullivan to Duff. Struck out-By Lemotte by Diviney 1, by Williams 2, by Craft by Randlett 5. Bases on balls-Off Lemotte off Williams 1, off Craft 2, off Randlett . Hits-Of Lemotte 10 in 61-3 innings, of Gleason 2 in 2-3 inning, off Diviney 2 innings, off Williams 5 in 2 innings, Craft 5 in 2-3 inning, off Randlett 11 in 6. innings. Wild pitch-Lemotte. Hit by pitch y-Williams 2, Gleason 1. Time-2h 380m. Umpires-Gilroy and Waters. Attend 300. a ceerat mee at 07
Taunton defeats Pawtucket 10 to 6 with key hits from Proulx Orcutt and Fredette. Barry Sherry Callahan Aldred contribute runs and base hits as pitching and errors shape the scoring.
The Arlington Filth School baseball team defeated Reading Hish 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Reading.
Yale overwhelmed Amherst 11 to 1 in New Haven as Pitcher Robinson allowed eight runs in the seventh and eighth innings. Amherst benefited from three walks and fielding errors, while Buster Brown held the Amherst hits to a single Swasey homer accounted for Amherst’s offense.
Phillies defeated the Giants 10 to 3 with Demaree earning the win. Key hits included Paskett and Alexander with two base hits and a home run by Luderus. Demaree allowed four hits over 2 9 innings while Schauer gave up seven in 4 1 5. Willifer made a sacrifice fly. Lobert and Stock stole bases. Doyle to Snodgrass completed a double play. Time 1 45. Umpires Klem and Hart.
Pirates suffer their ninth straight defeat as Chicago and Pittsburg exchange rallies. Game notes reference hits by Archer and errors, with pitching details from Humphries Cheney Kanthay and O Toole.
The Rindge Technical School four is crowned champion of the Boston Inter scholastic Rowing Association on the Charles River Basin. They defeat Cambridge Latin School by about a length in 6 minutes 18 1 5 seconds.
Two base hits by Niehoff and Uhler. Wilson and Butler each with three base hits. Vingo hit a home run. Rowan allowed eight runs in innings. Adams gave up two in one inning. J Miller stole twice, Herzog stole once. Moran to Rawlings turned a double play. Sallee struck out five, Rowan one, Adams one. Time 1 hour 54 minutes with umpires Orth and Byron.
Somerville High defeats Melrose High 9 to 5 at Melrose. Key players Huns Downing Ford H Robertson J Robertson and Hunter among scorers. Pitchers Ross Moore and Fitzgerald worked, with 400 in attendance.
Edward H. Whitney and J. J. Armstrong captured the college doubles championship at Harvard yesterday afternoon, defeating freshmen Gale and Crane 6-2, 6-1. The Harvard varsity pair dominated the match en route to the title.
The Women's Golf Association of Philadelphia defeated the Women's Golf Association of Boston by 12 points to nine in the opening tri city match for the Griscom cup at Greenwich Country Club in Greenwich, Connecticut.
American middle distance champion George Wiley and French cyclist Leon Didier set to clash in their second match at the Revere cycle track next Saturday night. The 25 mile event will run behind motor pace with riders starting from opposite track ends.
Brookline High School defeated Huntington High by about two lengths to claim second crews, while Rindge Tech led the first boats to victory in 6 minutes 18.15 seconds. Cambridge Latin and Boston Latin also competed as finals produced tight margins and strong starts.
The Boston Caledonian Club's amateur meet at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury on August 1 includes a 10 mile professional race unless the AAAU orders a change. Secretary J Frank Facey reports no official communication on the pro event from the national board.
Dorchester High defeats Wakefield High 13 to 1 at Wakefield. Faulkner and Ormsby lead with multiple hits. Clark strands numerous runners for Wakefield while Dorchester players contribute key runs and defensive plays.
Harvard freshmen edged Middlesex School 5 to 3 as Wilcox excelled on the mound. Ames hit a home run for Harvard with Hart contributing two-base and three-base hits, while Lombard and Phinney also starred in the field and at the plate.
Chicago on June 3 saw Judge Foell uphold the Cincinnati National League club and permanent an injunction blocking Chief Johnson from playing with the Federal league. The ruling marks initial victory in a dispute over baseball eligibility that is expected to reach the highest court.
Kansas City club seeks appeal of Judge Foell ruling after Johnson deserted the Cincinnati team. August Herrmann, president of Cincinnati, vows suits in other Federal League cities to stop Johnson from playing. Cincinnati's counsel says civil damages totaling $30,000 will be vigorously prosecuted against the pitcher and the Kansas City Club.
Federal league president Gilmore announced Johnson will not play until a final decision on his contract validity is made. E. E. Gates said Judge Foell's ruling applies only in Cook county. Gilmore, Gates, Otto Steifel, Edward Steininger, and C. C. Madison discussed implications for St. Louis and Kansas City clubs.
Cleveland breaks 2-2 tie in the tenth with four runs. Lelivelt and Olson single during the rally, Steen pitches well in relief of James. Lajoie Johnson Graney among two-base hits as Cleveland wins 6 to 2.
Two-base hits by Dubuc and Leary lead Browns past Tigers as Leary hits two triples. Coveleskie allows five earned in four innings, Reynolds four in 3 2 3 innings. Stolen base by Shotten and key defensive plays shape a 2 hour game with several substitutions and a balk called on Coveleskie.
Redtop Conn June 3 Yale freshman oarsmen captured Harvard freshmen goat sent from Boston. Yale painted horns blue and a large Y on its side. Harvard officials protested. a compromise allowed Yale to keep Billy after payment. Light practice followed with a two mile paddle.
Yale's first crew covered four miles on the Thames in 22 minutes 33 15 seconds with an average stroke of 30. The coaches deem the effort fair and no speed run was attempted. The freshmen handled an eight-mile row while the Yale goat theft rumor loomed, prompting tight security and keeping Billy in the cellar.
Cushing Academy defeated Massachusetts Institute of Technology 6 to 2 in a loose game. Clancy pitched for Cushing striking out 18. MIT pitcher Smart gave an excellent effort despite the loss.
Harvard defeated Williams 5 to 3 at Cambridge yesterday afternoon. The Crimson shut out Williams for eight innings before Hitchcock faltered in the ninth and Frye gave up three bases on balls to allow three runs, highlighted by Hodge.
East Boston High defeated Charlestown High 15 to 2 at Sullie van Square. Game one lasted seven innings. Johnson hit a home run and multiple East Boston players collected hits. Charlestown could not muster consistent hitting as errors and running scoring favored East Boston throughout the afternoon.
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