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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
13
Harvard crews complete training and are ready for the starting gun as the regatta opens with the freshman four racing the upper course from mile and a half to half mile, opposite the freshman quarters in Red Top Connecticut.
Coach Wray expresses confidence in a victorious start to the race schedule. The freshman four lineup includes Lund strokes, J. W. Middendorf third, H. S. Middendorf second, Whitmarsh bow, Enright coxswain. Afternoon practice was brief, under an hour, focused on racing starts and short sprints with Wray observing from his boat.
A lively ad boasts daily savings on high prices with 60 horsepower quick selling. It promotes forging more links in a chain of friends by values below and questions whether claims are from hearsay or actual investigation.
Yale bow oar George Gore is lost for the season due to a badly injured hand after seeking medical treatment in New Haven. Denegre moves to bow, Titus rises to second four, Lippincott aims for captaincy, and Yale and Harvard plan new races while abandoning the graduates eight.
In New Haven the New Haven team defeated Bridgeport 45 to 0 in the first game and tied 3 to 3 in the second. Springfield lost to Waterbury 11 to 8 in the second game after a 4 to 1 win in the first. New London edged Pittsfield 2 to 1. Holyoke swept Hartford 8 to 2 in the second game after Holyoke won 5 to 1 in the first.
New York pulled away to a 7 to 2 win over Cincinnati, with Demaree dominating until the eighth inning. Johnson started for the Reds but exited early after a lively crowd greeted him. Dodge, Shafer, Fletcher, Doyle, and Merkle powered a four run first inning.
Cubs blanked the Phillies despite 7 Seaton innings allowing no runs, 8 strikeouts by Humphries and 2 walks. Leach had a two base hit and an RBI, with Humphries and Bridwell delivering sacrifice plays.
East Millinocket native Frank A. James was elected Colby varsity captain. The class of 1915 pitcher, he led the team to a 6 to 2 win over Harvard this season.
Pittsburg June 18 The Braves edged the Pirates 2 to 1 in the third game of the series. George Tyler outpitched Cooper and even caught a fly, a rarity for pitchers. Maranville hit a three base hit and Myers delivered the game winning run in the ninth as Boston moved ahead in the close contest.
New York 00000028 8 St Louis 001000000 1. Two-base hit Peckinpaugh. Sacrifice hit Cree. Sacrifice flies Borton Hartzell. Stolen bases Cree Pratt 2. Double plays McKechnie to Borton Stovall to Balenti. Bases on balls Off Weilman 1 of Stone 1. Struck out By Ford 1 by Weilman 2. Wild pitch Ford. Hits Off Weilman 7 in 7 innings off Stone 2 in inning. Time 1h 48m. Umpires Connolly McGreavy.
The Atlas matchmaker bonds Leo Houck of Lancaster and George Chip for a 12 round bout at the Arena next Tuesday. The card pits two seasoned, hard fighters in a program that may crown a middleweight champion through elimination bouts. Also set are three preliminaries and a second main event with Kid Alberts and George Alger, plus Rodey McDonald versus Patsey DelLucca in a 10 round semi final.
The Red Sox face a week without Heinie Wagner as his hand wound from a torn drive infection required reopening and a wick. He will watch from the bench while young Janvrin plays in his stead after being spiked and dirt entered the wound during a hard drive.
St. Louis. June 18. Ragon held strong while Griner struggled with men on base as Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 8 to 1. Burk relieved in the seventh inning and allowed safe hits but no scoring. Local tally came on a single one error and a sacrifice.
Members of the Cleveland American League team visited President Wilson at the White House in Washington on June 18. The team mascot Larry the terrier followed them, and the president joked about his cautious grip while shaking hands with the players.
Brockton defeats Fall River 11 to 1 as Anderson pitched superbly and ignited a seven run seventh inning rally. He held Fall River to one scratch hit through six and part of the seventh before Brockton exploded for seven runs.
Worcester defeats New Bedford in 11 innings 4 to 8 led by Shorten three-base hit and score on Rees single in the 11th. Key plays include three-base hits by Spires and Shorten, and late runs from Nye Cooney and Spires. Pitchers Stewart and Yount worked and Pickett umpired after a 1h 45m game.
In Philadelphia on June 18 the White Sox rallied early, batting Ben der and Wyckoff to build a lead Philadelphia could not overcome. Final score 9 to 5 as Walsh and Wyckoff worked the mound for Chicago and Bender, Wyckoff, and Taff struggled for Philadelphia. J Collins, McInnis, Orr, Baker and other Sox hitters contributed, with Burns and Clemens delivering key two base hits.
Hickman Corey and Degroff 2. Stolen bases Bowcock Hickman Ferrin. Double plays Miller to Aubrey to Halstein Aubrey to Halstein. First base on balls Off Corey 8 off Henderson 1 off Adams 2. Hit by pitcher by Corey Miller by Henderson Hickman and Hayden. Struck out by Corey 4 by Adams 4. Time ih. 560m Umpire O'Brien.
Lawrence daily notes Right Fielder Luyster was brought in to pitch for the home team and, with strong defense from OConnell and Phoenix, the game ended Lynn 0, home team 8. OConnell and Phoenix made standout fielding plays.
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