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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
13
Caldwell remains undefeated in holding opponents scoreless as Ray Caldwell blanks Boston. Carrigan’s Sox struggle for runs with only Tris Speaker breaking up the no hit bid in the seventh and a lone seventh inning rally failing to change the outcome.
Detroit beat Chicago 3 to 2 in the fourth straight win of the series. Detroit scored two first-inning runs without a hit, aided by errors and a fumbled throw. Crawford doubled in the fourth to drive in Burns, while Moriarty, Stanage, and Cobb contributed on offense as Davis held Chicago until the ninth. Chicago used three pitchers and the White Sox tallied in the ninth but fell one run short to tie the game.
Haverhill opens at Toner Park with a 9 to 0 loss to Lewiston in cold windy conditions. Mayor Edwin H. Moulton threw out the first ball. Lewiston’s four runs in the fourth came on errors and passes. Phenix hit two home runs and Bufange another, with three two base or three solo shots.
National League matchups include Philadelphia at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburg St. Louis at Chicago Brooklyn at New York American League games feature Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Federal League slate shows Pittsburg at Chicago Buffalo at Indianapolis Brooklyn at St. Louis New England area games list Lewiston at Haverhill Lowell at Lawrence Lynn at Worcester Portland at Fitchburg
Fitchburg and Portland met with Jewell holding Fitchburg to two hits, but costly errors by Portland teammates gave Fitchburg their first win of the season. Bowcock and Dowell sparked three double plays for Portland, while Lewis of Fitchburg made three difficult catches in right field.
In Lowell the opening NE league game ended 4 to 0 for Lawrence. Pete Wood allowed all four runs in the first inning then settled, while Fuller pitched well for Lawrence. O'Connell was ejected for kicking in the fifth. Thompson, O'Connell and Layster scored for Lawrence with O'Connell earning a two-bagger.
Lynn tops Worcester 6 to 5 after ten innings in a tight baseball game. Dedrick and Fahey provided key hits while Stewart homered for Lynn in the tenth. Worcester stranded runners and Lynn rode timely hitting to the win.
Summary of regional baseball results shows St Paul Louisvile beat St Paul 8 to 5, Minneapolis beat Indiana polis 5 to 4, Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 12 to 6, and Kansas City defeated Columbus 2 to 0. Rival teams and locations named with scores documented.
In Chicago on May 1 two doubles by Harry Fritz substituting for Zeider at third base powered Chicago to a 3 to 1 victory over Pittsburg. Batteries were Watson and Wilson, Dickson and Berry.
Baltimore shuts out Kansas City 3 to 0 behind Frank Smith who allowed 3 hits. Batters Cul lop and Brown drove in runs while Jacklitseh and Wasterly each managed hits as Baltimore tallied eight runs on eight hits. Location Kansas City. Date May 1.
Murphy's single with Evans on second base in the 11th inning handed Brooklyn a 2 to 1 victory over St Louis. Brooklyn had scored its first run in the ninth, St Louis tying in the same frame. Final line shows Brooklyn 2 runs 12 hits 0 errors, St Louis 1 run 9 hits 1 error. Batteries Maxwell Owens and Willett Chapman.
Buffalo trailed after eight in the first inning but forged an 11 to 10 victory over Indianapolis in the series opener. A ninth inning rally produced four runs to seal the win as Purroy Schlitzer Moran Blair faced Moseley Rariden in the batteries.
Springfield Y M C A College pitcher Eddy held Syracuse scoreless until the ninth inning when four runs made the visitors close the gap. Final line shows Springfield 5, Syracuse 4 with Slater Morgan and Engle in battery.
Scores from several games show Springfield 16 over Bridgeport 9. New Haven 1 in a game between New Haven and Hartford. Pittsfield 2 over London 1, and New Britain 2 over Waterbury 1.
New Orleans beat Mobile 2 0 while Nashville defeated Nashville 14 10 and Montgomery two to seven. Memphis hosted Chattanooga where Memphis posted seven and Chattanooga two.
Newark topped Toronto 11 to 4 while Jersey City beat Buffalo 5 to 2. Baltimore edged Montreal 5 to 4 in 11 innings and Providence won 7 to 6 at Rochester.
The Suburban league title action resumes with two pivotal games today Malden meets Medford at Malden while Melrose hosts Somerville In town matchups the Commerce squad faces St Johns Prep at Danvers and Dorchester meets Boston College High The slate also includes Everett vs Weymouth Noble Greenough vs St George s Newport Brookline High at Pomfret Providence Latin at Moses Brown Newton High vs Watertown Rindge Tech vs Lawrence Academy Cambridge Latin vs Mechanic Arts High and Allen School vs faculty team at their campus
Tufts varsity baseball heads to Amherst for their first game since ending the spring trip. The travel squad includes Pennett and Killary as catchers, Whitaker, Krepps, Adams as pitchers, Volk at first, Stafford second, Proctor short, Captain Lee third, Angell, Wescott, Leland in the outfield, and Roache as utility.
The Central Club of Dorchester plans a home game with the last 7 and 18 year old teams and covers full expenses. Contact Mr. Kendrick at telephone Dor 35 between 10 and 1.
The last bowling tournament of the Boston and Albany railroad offices on Hanover Street ended with Stevenson from the auditing department winning at 327. Arrington of auditing posted 314 and Newman from engineering finished third with 309.
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