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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
13
Senor Charles Hall the Boston pitcher delivered a win in a 3 to 2 battle against the St. Louis Browns in ten innings. Hall's performance produced the lion's share of credit as opponents must adjust for his power at the plate.
Hall pitched superbly and batted well, driving in two Boston runs. He sparked a late rally, then hit a decisive homer in the 10th to lift the Red Sox over the Browns as 6000 fans went home satisfied. Hooper backed Hall with a triple and homer, while Petty matched Hall step for step amid a muddy, switchy field.
Hallinan, a Californian infielder secured last fall from the Pacific Coast League, shows promise for the Browns this season. He fills Wallace’s vacancy at times and, though primarily a third baseman, demonstrates versatility to handle all infield duties and contact the ball hard.
Roxbury fans saw Madden’s last Boston appearance as President Taylor announced his sale to the Toledo club of the American Association. Madden’s arm injury and illness hurt his season prospects, but he may regain form and return to the big leagues. Pitcher Yates, acquired from the Athletics, has also been sold to Los Angeles.
In a tense sequence Wagner reached second after La Porte overthrew first on a potential double play. Williams reached base on a Wallace throw to third. Nana maker and Hall delivered key hits as Hall drove Williams home, sealing the victory with the final run.
Walker was a puzzle today as Cleveland gestion four scattered hits. Washington won 4 to 0 behind a Gessler home run that sailed over the right field fence and struck a window near the fence, adding a dramatic flare to the shutout win.
The card lists matchups: St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Washington as prominent season fixtures across major arenas. Each pairing features storied franchises set for collision under bright lights.
National schedule lists Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburg reflecting a front page roundup of upcoming games among major teams. Each pairing highlights traditional rivals and regional followings ahead of the season.
New England prep slate lists Brockton versus New Bedford Haverhill facing Fall River Lawrence clashing with Lynn and Lowell meeting Worcester in district showdowns.
In the first game Montreal edged Toronto 4 to 2 while Baltimore overwhelmed Providence 6 to 0 in the second matchup, delivering a pair of decisive results.
Worcester defeats Lowell 1 to 0 on a soggy field as Crum’s sensational glove work saves Van Dyke. Notable plays include Crum’s defensive stops and a two-base hit by Run with Noblett on base.
Milwaukee beat St Paul 2 to 1. New Orleans routed Memphis 8 to 2, Atlanta edged Mobile 1 to 0, Montgomery won 7 to 1 against Nashville, Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 18 to 12.
Yale faces Syracuse in a high profile matchup while Wesleyan meets Fordham and Holy Cross takes on Rhode Island in college basketball action. The card highlights three distinct games with regional and national interest for fans and analysts.
At a Boston Commercial Vehicle Association meeting held at 4 Park Square officials decided on a separate one week commercial show in Mechanics Building for next year. The two groups will run the events in harmony after a crowded March exhibit and will follow the pleasure car display by the Boston Automobile Dealers Association.
Reiger the Fall River pitcher fired a no hit game as Fall River beat Haverhill 3 to 2. Wildness spelled trouble for Reiger, who walked nine and hit one, but Hickman’s timely hits fueled all three Fall River runs.
Logan singled with two men out in the ninth for Lawrence after two were out. Howard allowed Lynn only one hit, a ninth inning single. Briggs homered and doubled, driving in five of Lawrence's seven runs. Callahan made two sensational stops at short for Lynn.
Brockton defeated New Bedford 10 to 5 in a listless game on June 7. Henricksen and Connaughton led Brockton with runs, while Pruitt and Wheeler combined on the mound. New Bedford stranded 10 runners as Brockton pulled away late.
J G Nelson of Concord was chosen to lead the Dartmouth tennis team next season. He played on the Dartmouth squad that captured the doubles title at the New England intercollegiate championship and is a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity and Turtle Junior Society.
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