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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
13
San Francisco and Boston will make another try of it tomorrow as the weather clears. Special Correspondent Harry B. Smith notes a sunny, rainless afternoon that baseball magnates hope will bring favorable conditions for the game.
The forecast promises fair weather as the Red Sox line up against the Seals at Recreation Park at 2:30. Ground conditions are improving after a rough day, with Patsy Donovan sticking to the announced lineup and Cicotte or Wood slated to start.
In Hartford Connecticut the Hartford club hosted New Haven and won five to four. In Pawtucket Rhode Island Pawtucket defeated Brockton five to three. In Taunton Massachusetts Taunton beat Fall River five to three.
In Los Angeles on March 10 the Vernon team defeated Bill Carrigan's Colts 2 1 in ten innings in the California league. Perry and Engle led Boston with two doubles each and Riggert drove in the tying run in the eighth. Busick allowed a 10th inning single to Burrell for the decisive score. The two teams meet again tomorrow.
Cora Livingston defeats Olga Nelson in a fast paced match at the Howard to retain her championship belt. The bout, a rubber contest, draws cheers for Nelson's bold comeback and ends with Livingston pinning her rival.
Rindge Manual Training School in Cambridge enters a 23 game schedule with strong veteran talent led by captain Murphy and pitchers including Jack Fritz. Coach Sherlock plans outdoor practices next week after drills in Tufts cage, facing teams like Roxbury Latin Worcester and Dorchester High across April to June.
The Boston National League club and the New Bedford club of the New England League were fined $100 each by the National Baseball Commission for a contract arranging to farm player George Walsh to the minor league system. The offense occurred before the current Boston ownership took control. Walsh was declared property of the Fall River club if he stayed with his current contract.
Providence Technical High edged Boston College High 35 33 in a keenly contested gym meet in Boston. Walsh of BC High led early but Providence sharps Dolan and the relay team sealed the win, with Curtis and McDermott boosting Providence in field events.
The English High track team meets Lowell High tonight in Lowell in a decisive dual meet. Lowell beat Boston College High last week and hopes to repeat against English High, with strong confidence from Boston boys that Lowell will lose the meet on points.
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