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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
10
Lowell defeated New Haven 8 to 4 as timely hitting and hits aided by a released players list. Stimpson Kane Killallen Shannon Miller Chouinard Devine Green Donovan and Barrows figure among the action with Baron Barrows released at request and not playing.
Stolen bases Kane Miller Chouinard Courtney Kilbutten Devine J Shannon. Earned runs Lowell six New Haven percent. Sacrifice hit Torphy. Left on bases Lowell seven New Haven ten. Bases on balls Of Green three off Donovan six. Hit by pitch Courtney by Green. Struck out by Green six by Donovan two. Umpire Stafford. Time two hours. Sm.
The deciding game for the league championship takes place this afternoon at 3. Arlington High School, last year's champions and current series leaders, face rival Winchester High at Spy Pond Athletic Field in Arlington.
Memphis defeats Mobile 5 to 3 and New Orleans wins 4 to 0 against Little Rock. Weather shows rain affecting Nashville Birmingham and Chattanooga Atlanta routes.
New London wins both ends of a doubleheader with Worcester 6-5 in the first game and 4-0 in the second. Weiser belts a first season home run at Plant Field in game two, while Becker and Dowd aid the offense as New London defeats Worcester 6-5.
Philadelphia divided a doubleheader with Washington here today. The home team broke a long losing streak by winning the first game 4 to 2 on Washington errors in the eighth inning. Washington won the second game 6 to 1, Foster driving four runs with a triple and a single, two walks, and a hit by pitch, while Lajoie stole second and third in both games.
Lynn pitchers Tuero spun a pair of seven inning wins as the visitors beat Springfield in both ends of a doubleheader 8 to 2 and 11 to 3. Gleason Daley DeNoville and Prysock led Lynn with multiple hits while Springfield’s Justin, Wallace and Powers worked in relief.
Hartford shuts out Lawrence 5 0 and dominates 8 1 in a twin bill. Spires, Nye and Duggan pace a first game on bunched hits while Radloff holds visitors to three hits in the nightcap as Hartford bats Fuller and Gilmore hard.
In Bridgeport on June 4 Portland and Bridgeport tied a bridge match with neither side breaking the deadlock as the event finished even.
In a 9 inning game, Myers pitched to Henry hit by pitch, Rice and Gallia struck out, Meyers had a wild pitch and 7 strikeouts. Attendance: two umpires Owens and Connolly. Niehoff and Stengel produced two-base hits and a stolen base by Stengel.
At Milton High Langdon Parsons was elected captain of next year’s baseball team. He is regarded as the best outfielder in the South Shore league. Ten baseball letters were awarded to eleven students including Parsons. Warren Pond was chosen captain of the hockey team.
The Middlesex Rifle Club plans to complete its militia qualification shoot tomorrow afternoon on the Tower road range in Lincoln if the weather permits.
Brooklyn, June 22. The Superbas swept the Phillies with 4 0 in the opener and 8 5 in the second. Pfeffer allowed two hits in game one as McQuillan faltered and Chalmer shut the door. In game two Brooklyn seized a three run lead early, Phillies rallied to lead briefly in the seventh, then the Superbas answered with four in the frame to seal the win.
The Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington hosts a two in one tournament. The third round of the season's trophy is on the agenda. The previously postponed June 3 event will be played in conjunction with this tournament.
Maynard Cricket Club will journey to Worcester on Saturday for a match with Worcester Cricket Club. The Maynard squad plans several summer fixtures at home and abroad.
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