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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
11
One hundred forty one hits were recorded by International League batsmen in five games yesterday. Providence led with 29 safeties, followed by Rochester with 19 and Montreal with 18. Newark contributed six hits.
A vivid advertorial proclaims the Automatic Bargain Basement for MEN as hitting high spots daily with quality goods and high quality service. It asserts prices must be very low from the start to attract shoppers and drives business totals, urging readers to visit.
In St Louis, June 11, George Tyler allowed two hits through seven innings before surrendering control in the eighth, yet a late Braves rally powered a 5-3 win over the Cardinals. Hap Myers homered in the fourth, McDonald and Mann contributed key hits as Briner struggled, while O’Leary paced St Louis with a ninth-inning triple. The Braves used nine men to the Cardinals’ full lineup and finished the four-game set even.
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 11 to 3 as O Toole shuts down the opposition. Viox stars with four hits including a home run, while Stack Yingling and Kent bear the brunt of Pittsburg’s 18 hits. Five double plays highlight the defensive work and Carey makes a running catch to spark a key seventh inning out.
In tenacity and missteps the Cleveland Naps split a tense 15th inning with Boston. Leonard faltered late, Olson and Carrigan produced key plays, while Joe Wood and Hall kept the score tight until a decisive two-bagger by Carrigan.
Cleveland players blamed the Red Sox for injuring their pennant chances. They charged Joe Wood aimed at Larry Lajoie, Carrigan blocked Chapman injuring him, and Engle pushed Olson while attempting a steal. Naps vowed to confront Boston on their next visit.
In a marathon game the Red Sox and Naps traded leads into the 15th. Olson stole home after a deliberate walk and two bases loaded moments, then Land drove in two more as Cleveland faltered. Gregg issued wild pitches and walks while Leonard held firm, with late-game baserunning and stout defense sealing a dramatic Boston win.
In Lowell at Portland the visitors built a four run lead via misplays by Anderson. Lowell tied it in the seventh but Portland pushed across a ninth inning run to win. Burns Merrill Bawcock Hickman Pumphrey Hayden Jewell Degroff Miller Magee Monahan Daly Dee and Anderson contributed with miscues and hits.
Worcester bats for Sullivan and King in a pitching duel as New Bedford defeats Worcester 2-4. Carroll, Rees, Nye, Sweatt and Griffith drive runs while Nye belts a three-base hit. Sullivan allows seven hits in seven innings, Bates limits Worcester with six strikeouts, and Um pire O Brien calls time in 2 hours 5 minutes.
Lawrence defeated Brockton 9 to 6 as Braggy Phenix and O'Con contributed homers. The game featured three long balls fueling the Lawrence offense in a decisive win.
Fall River defeated Lynn 12 to 7 with O'Brien going four of five in singles. The game featured strong hitting and key plays from Courtney Logan Robinson McGovern and O'Brien, while Knapp and Britton pitched for their teams in a sunlit ballpark.
The Judaean Athletic Club of Chelsea will stage its second annual field day on June 17 at Carter Street Field. The program includes a major baseball game between the Judaean club and Spartan club, plus tug of war, three wrestling bouts, running and bicycle races, and a weight lifting contest. The organizing committee comprises A Kurzman, J Moir, B Rosenblatt, D Gold and E Silberstein.
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