Matchups Set for Classic City Showdowns Tonight
Boston plays New York while Washington meets Philadelphia. Cleveland faces Detroit and Chicago challenges St. Louis as four regional games highlight the schedule.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
12
Boston plays New York while Washington meets Philadelphia. Cleveland faces Detroit and Chicago challenges St. Louis as four regional games highlight the schedule.
Hartford June 19. The Connecticut State Baseball League directors dropped Northampton and Holyoke from the league and will finish the season with six teams. The two teams owed $9000 with no prospects to cancel debts. Players on the teams are declared free agents.
National League games include New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn, with Pittsburg visiting Chicago and St. Louis traveling to Cincinnati, shaping early season standings.
The New England League card lists Lynn at Brockton Haverhill at Lawrence Lowell at Fall River in two games Worcester at New Bedford.
Providence upends Montreal 12 to 11 while Baltimore tops Buffalo 7 to 4. Jersey City beats Toronto 3 to 2 with a close finish.
The Armory show features ten round bouts including Tommy Flanagan versus Mickey McDonough and Tom Foley against Tony Moreno. Al Benedict meets Andrew Morris in a ten round clash while Tommy Howell faces Young Donahoe in a decisive bout that could lead to bigger matches. Morris praises Sevrino’s supporters amid a strong card.
Freddie Yelle of Taunton and Al Delmont fought twelve rounds to a draw at the Colonial Club. Yelle dominated early rounds with reach and height, while Delmont surged in the final three rounds landing effective blows. Aggressive trading defined the bout.
Fred Cameron won after Gustave Ljungstrom suffered cramps at mile eleven. Ljungstrom withdrew in the twelfth mile and Cameron was awarded the prize in Amherst Nova Scotia tonight.
Boston defeats New York 6 3 as Joe Wood holds off Chase's Yankees. Wood allows three Highlander runs while his teammates back him with seven hits including a Hooper homer and two three baggers. Gardner and Baker star in new Boston lineup as Engle fills first base after a rough start.
Williams College baseball team routed Wesleyan University this afternoon 17 to 1. Williams hitters connected at will and stole 16 bases as Ru. Wiens pitched effectively. Wesleyan scored in the later innings. Batteries Avers Davis and Lewis for Williams and Andrews Jones and McCarthy for Wesleyan.
Woburn High defeated Stoneham High 6 to 1 in a Middlesex league game played in Woburn. The win puts Woburn tied for first with Wakefield, both at five wins and one loss. A post-series game is scheduled for tomorrow at Woburn.
June 19 Kiel Germany American yachts led by the Beaver Cima and Bibelot won the first international sender class race with a clean sweep, finishing in that order.
Beaver owned and sailed by August H. Eustis, George Dabney, and George Nichols of the Eastern Yacht Club won by seconds over Bibelot and Cima in the inaugural Kiel week race. German boats Tilly XIV, Seehind NEL, and Wannsee trailed as winds eased and seas remained smooth.
New York boxer Knockout Brown defeats Bant Dorsey of Albany in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round bout held in Albany.
Memphis report notes Joe Mandot of New Orleans won a decision over Joe Coster of Brooklyn at the end of the eighth round.
A telegram arrives addressed to Johnny Glover in the office signaling a note of contact or courtesy. The brief item notes the presence of the message but provides no further details on the sender or content.
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