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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
8
Worcester defeats Lawrence 5 to 4 in a game marred by a field riot over a fifth inning safe call by umpire James. Manager Rolley of Lawrence was ejected after refusing to leave. police removed him as players surrounded the umpire.
Haverhill overwhelmed Fall River with 11 runs in the first inning and held on to win 15 to 7. Austin started for Haverhill, relieved by Dwinal in the third. Dwinal allowed only one run after entering.
Lynn blanked New Bedford 5 to 0 in a sluggish game. Spencer M Richardson Danzig and Daum led the offense with two base hits apiece, while Robinson and Danzig pitched for the pitchers.
The Chicago White Doves beat the Cubs 5 to 4 led by Ed Reulbach in a close contest. Pfiester work was rough early allowing three runs in the first inning while Needham homered and Evers doubled twice boosting the Doves to the win.
Cincinnati defeats New York 3 to 2 in nine innings at Cincinnati. Davis drives in the winning run with a single, Ganzel and McLean add doubles, after Huggins homered on the first pitch.
Brown University beats University of Alabama 9 to 0 in Providence on June 19. Brown pitchers limited Alabama to no hits while Brown claims the college championship after remaining undefeated this season. Score by innings shows Brown dominant early and late. batteries Nourse Tift Raymond for Brown and Paine Chapman King for Alabama. Time 1h 50m. umpire Smith.
In Waterville Maine on June 19 Augusta dominated in the fourth with seven straight singles two stolen bases a walk and two errors producing eight runs. Rogers relieved Butler as Waterville finally finished with four runs. The squeeze play produced two Augusta runs. Final score Augusta nine Waterville four. Batteries Lee and Kelley Butler Rogers and W Jones. Time 40 minutes. Umpire C Jones.
Worcester Rochester 6 Providence 1 Buffalo Newark 5 in 14 innings Montreal Baltimore 0 Montreal 3 Toronto Jersey City Toronto game postponed due to rain
In Pittsburg on June 19 Philadelphia won for the third time in a row over Pittsburg. The home nine had eight hits across eight innings but failed to reach base twice in any inning. Willis pitched five innings for Pittsburg, with Pittinger surrendering six bases on balls and two runs. Magee stole a base, Leach and Gibson made sacrifices, and Knabe Doolin Gleason turned a double play. Final scorePhiladelphia 5 Pittsburg 0. Time two hours. Umpire Emslie.
Yale oarsmen faced more heat days with limited time work as crews stayed steady in practice. Harvard visited Yale's quarters with mutual respect, while Walbridge Taft prepares a four month voyage around the world with Yale officials after the season, aided by his uncle the Secretary of War to strengthen ties with Japan.
Hoylake England June 19 Jack Hutchinson of New York collapsed at the long third hole in the British Open second qualifying round. After fine morning golf, the wind battered him in the afternoon, costing 10 strokes and forcing retirement. Thirty three players finished with 170 or better to qualify.
Roger Bresnahan catcher for the New York National League club was hit by a pitch in Cincinnati and is reported in favorable condition at Seton Hospital. Doctors feared a blood clot but the danger has passed and an early return is expected.
In the Massachusetts amateur golf championship semi finals at Woodland Golf Club Auburndale Hoyt and Ander son, both Woodland members, advance to the final. Hoyt beats Wilder 2 and 1. Ander son defeats Whittemore 4 and 2. Ander son’s 72 today is claimed as the lowest amateur score ever on the course.
The first meeting of the automobile show and racing committee for Old Home week met at 90 Old South building. Chester I. Campbell was elected chairman. Road racing was deemed impracticable. events will include a gymkhana exhibition, automobile parades, and a hill climbing contest. An executive committee was named: Campbell Dingle Blake MacAlman McNear MacDonald Fortesque Speare. The group will reconvene next Thursday to finalize the programme.
New Haven defeats Springfield 2 to 0 as West shines on the mound despite wildness, allowing only one Springfield hit. Luby and O'Connor make standout catches in two double plays, Hess struggles with limited support. Batteries West and Jope. Hess and O'Connor. Time 1 85 minutes. Umpire Kennedy.
Cambridge institutes seek a Saturday home game against any semi professional club. Contact George English at 68 Highland Avenue Cambridge phone 1542 2 Cambridge between 7 and 8. The J G Blount Co nine seeks games with uniformed teams aged 16 or 17 paying half expenses address W Wright 290 Ferry Street Everett
Harvard hopes for a 10 to defeat Yale in a practice game with coach Lush directing innings by feel. Tad Jones caps cramps, but expected to return. Yale’s Meyer to pitch, with Parsons and Van Vleck also featuring. Crowds on Boylston Street set to close roads and sell out standing room tickets at fifty cents.
Philadelphia defeats Detroit 4 to 1 as Detroit struggles to hit Dygert pitching. Home club wins after early lead, marking a decisive American League game in Philadelphia.
The Yale nine will lunch today at Samuel J. Elder’s residence in Winchester to rest after travel and escape hotel excitement in Boston. Elder, a prominent Yale graduate, will host the team.
Chicago defeated Boston 8 to 2 after a 4-run first inning. Izzy Isbell highlighted the visitors with a trio of bases hits and a rally capitalized by Harris on the mound. Boston struggled defensively and with timely hits, managing only a lone multi-base effort by Congalton and a late tally.
Washington defeats Cleveland 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Brad Ley’s error on a high bounder from Anderson drives the lone run while Altizer doubles and Stovall adds a three-base hit. Smith and Bernhard lock horns with four strikeouts for the winner. Berhnard fans four.
New York trounced by St Louis 9 to 0 in an American League game on June 19. Outplayed at every stage, the Yankees failed to score while St Louis dominated with strong pitching and timely hits.
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