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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
10
The Doves prepare for a busy week at home meeting Cincinnati in a two game series today and tomorrow, opening this afternoon with a double header. The St Louis team is slated to visit late in the week for another set.
The Reds push for the pennant while Fred Lake’s Doves seek to escape last place. Today’s twin bill starts at 2 PM with planned pitching shifts. Afterward the Cardinals, season sensation, hope to rebound from their Eastern invasion and stay in contention with Bresnahan optimistic about leading the pack.
An FE M F utility car driven by Driver King helped a less fortunate driver after a skid on Voylston street. The injured driver was taken to Relief Hospital and the FE M F car logged over 1206 miles with a week of continuous operation.
All crews report at Poughkeepsie New York for the intercollegiate regatta on June 25. Cornell and Wisconsin arrive with varsity and freshman eights and three four oared crews the largest number Ithaca has sent. Coach Courtney weighs four man selections from abundant material.
The Doves posted a modest week with stronger batting and pitching. Individual gains include Frock 37, Sharpe 20, Curtis 15, Herzog 9, Miller 3 while Graham, Brown 19, Smith 9, Collins 12, Shean 14, Mattern 13, Sweeney 3 lost ground. team fielding for Boston dipped a point while opponents improved by a point.
The Red Sox suffered a rough week with a string of batting losses. Lewis led the team with a 19 point rise while Lord and Carrigan added two each. Several players posted declines as team batting fell 12 points and fielding rose 2. opponents’ batting dropped 4 but their fielding improved by 1.
National matchups include Cincinnati at Boston two games and Pittsburg at Philadelphia with St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York. American pairings Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Detroit Washington at Chicago. New England area bills River at Haverhill Jowell at Lynn Lawrence at Worcester New Bedford at Brockton.
Washington won 9 to 2 in Chicago as the Senators completed a third straight victory over the White Sox. The losers were held to no runs after 30 innings, while Washington collected 10 hits and scored its runs in the ninth without a hit.
In a brief box score style note from American League play, New Orleans defeats Memphis with a 2 to 5 scoring line. The terse item highlights a Southern league matchup and notes the teams involved without excess context.
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 1 in the fourth inning rally led by O'Connor's men. Krause relieved Morgan in the fifth as Powell was benched for arguing. Bailey closed, with Baileys and Morgans pitching noted.
Detroit wins as Warhop allows five runs in the sixth inning. Cobb leads with two doubles and two singles in four trips, while Willett shines late. New York bats crumble with 11 Detroit runs on 11 hits.
Washington and Jimmy McAleer lead a four game run with three shutouts as the team plays solid ball. The recent stretch showcases improved defense and offensive timing, signaling rising confidence for the squad.
In this column the author defends modern batters against old time sluggers. It argues today’s players are better and more scientific hitters, while discussing pitching, team play, and the impact of practice and bat selection on batting averages.
Harvard and Fordham meet at Soldiers Field at 3 30 today after rain postponed Saturdays game Chase to right field Reeves to catcher McLaughlin to pitch Mahoney returns for Fordham with last year’s 7 2 win in mind Harvard lineup includes McCarthy McLaughlin Hicks Scanlon O Reilly Marshall Schiesse Chase Reeves Babson Gargan Fordham batting order features McCafferrey Keene Gargan and others in a shifted lineup
The national championship bike circuit starts at Vailsburg track on Wednesday with top events including a quarter mile championship a three mile handicap and a 20 mile paced race for pros plus two amateur events. The next night heads to New Haven for more races and later dates list motor races and amateur events. Boston hosts a big three cornered motor paced race on June 17 at Revere track with Morse Collins and Wiley. The Providence track hosts a Friday card including the quarter mile national championship. Saturday sees Boston beach events featuring a quarter mile championship a two mile handicap and a paced race among Bedell Collins and Drobach.
In the morning of June 17 at Dunbar Avenue Dorchester the Page Class and the Roger Wolcott A A contest for the State amateur baseball championship. Roger Wolcott A A claims the title while Page Class, a six or more time Greater Boston League pennant winner, recently beat Notre Dame and Columbia A A. Harry Martin of Tufts College is expected to pitch for Page Class.
The Athletics are gradually dropping as injuries cripple the team yet many still consider them a top bet for the American League pennant.
Manager Pat Donovan said the Red Sox feel in much better condition after two days rest. He credited the break for improving the team’s speed and readiness to face Cleveland while noting several players still nurse bruises.
The article notes renewed team cohesion after injuries, with Donovan's enthusiasm lifting spirits in Boston. Ray Collins shines against Cleveland, despite a Sunday defeat, as Cicotte and Carrigan prepare for Boston and Easterly is slated to catch for Cleveland.
Pat Donahue entered the game for the Athletics wearing a mask and protector after Lapp retired. The former Red Sox player seldom stood out at bat or in the field and may receive more chances as Livingstone and Thomas continue to record.
The White Sox lose to Washington in a straight five innings shutout sting. Hugh Duffy struggles as the Hitless Wonders fade from contention without Fred Walsh, joining the Browns in the lower standings.
The American League race tightens as New York Philadelphia and Detroit pull closer together. The Red Sox slip but remain in contention.
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