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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
13
In Chicago on June 13 the Hops lose in 12 innings as Tenney's lineup, though hitting well and taking advantage of fielding miscues, fails to push across runs. Rariden’s errors and late odd plays dampen their chances while Goode singles the Cubs ahead in extras and a controversial slide at the plate seals the win.
Richie endured a brutal eight innings before Goode’s 106th‑inning home run propelled the Cubs to victory. Doyle and Tinker produced key hits as McTigue struggled but limited Boston’s scoring. Rariden’s aggressive baserunning and Tenney’s fielding helped push the Cubs ahead, with Sheckard and Tinker adding prominent baserunning and power.
Sunnyside A C of East Boston requests a June 17 afternoon game. A good guarantee is offered. Contact Michael DiBello at 17 Fenfort Street East Boston or call BH. B. 21615 for details.
Boston National League team left Chicago for Pittsburgh at 8 PM with Johnnie Kling aboard. Kling chose to join the Bostons after a delay caused by Mrs Kling’s anger over a telegram from Vice President L C Page.
President Russell urged John Kling to join the Boston team while Mrs Kling hesitated before consenting. Kling agreed to report to Boston with his father heading to Pittsburg after an 8 o'clock train, and Russell praised Kling as a top catcher. Kling said he would receive substantial future incentives and would stay in Boston beyond the current contract terms.
A wrestling card features Cyclone Burns versus Strangler Lewis in a finish match and Sam Anderson of Norwood against Jim Prokos for the New England middleweight title. Burns seeks rivalry triumph after a Perelli win while Anderson and Prokos aim for a conclusive finish after their hour long draw. The championship belt will be displayed at Iver Johnson Company on Washington Street.
Cleveland plays Boston while Chicago meets Philadelphia Detroit faces New York and St Louis battles Washington in the schedule preview.
Rain delays sweep New England sports as all scheduled games are postponed. Teams awaiting rescheduling and organizers adjust venues and timelines amid persistent precipitation.
New England matchups line up with Fall River at Lowell Haverhill at Brockton New Bedford at Lawrence Worcester at Lynn setting a regional slate with five games.
All games postponed due to rain in the American Association. Toledo at Kansas City 7 to 4, Columbus 4, Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 8, Indianapolis 0. Louisville 2, St. Paul 0.
Atlanta defeats New Orleans 2 to 1 while Chattanooga tops Mobile 2 to 0 and Memphis wins 4 to 0 over Montgomery Birmingham edges Nashville 8 to 7 in a set of league games.
Buffalo defeats Toronto 6 to 5 as weather concerns small delays. Newark visits Providence amid rain and Jersey City travels to Baltimore under wet conditions impacting play.
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 4 to 3 in 11 innings. Flynn singled, MecKechnie scored on Clarke’s RBI, and Carey walked driving in the decisive run as Pittsburg overcomes a late Brooklyn surge. Schardt allowed 10 hits in 9 1 3 innings. Rucker finished.
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 to 8 to close the series. The Cardinals piled up 13 hits for 26 bases while the Phillies managed 8 hits for 16 bases in the National League tilt played in St. Louis on June 18.
Arthur Duffey notes talk of reviving the St Augustine contests and credits the late J Moakley with organizing precision in past events. He urges the South Boston Club to act, predicts big turnout, and lists entries and contacted organizers for future races and exhibitions.
Syracuse University defeated Columbia 2 to 1 at the Stadium. Cottrell pitched a no hit effort while both Syracuse runs were earned. Captain Cottrell and shortstop Kling are set to join Pittsburg and Detroit teams tomorrow. score 2 runs for Syracuse, 1 for Columbia.
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