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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1913

Page

11

Red Sox Triumph Over Tigers Behind O'Brien Pitching

In Detroit on May 13 the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 6 to 1 as Buck O'Brien, backed by Bill Carrigan, pitched a complete game. Cobb led the Tigers with three hits, while Speaker contributed two triples for Boston and Yerkes delivered a timely double. The Sox offense produced four extra-base hits and capitalized on Mullin’s rough start before Joe Lake finished the game.

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Browns Take Hot One From Senators

St. Louis beat Washington 7 to 6 in a roller coaster game. A five-run St. Louis lead vanished as Hamilton wildness and aggressive base-running helped Washington tie late. In the seventh, Williams's single, Pratt's double, a walk, and Wallace's infield hit sealed the win for St. Louis.

ST. Louis Washington Today Washington Hamilton Cashion Agnew Williams Pratt Wallace R. BH PO. A. E Compton Johnson G. Williams Brief Austin Walsh Engel Altrock

Harvard Ready for Yale as Track Battle Looms

Harvard coach Pooch Donovan pushed the team through light work after the Cornell meet and plans a tougher session before the Yale meet in New Haven. Harvard, favored in many events, relies on depth to counter Yale’s individual stars with Johnny Mack preparing Yale Field for the clash. The Crimson will stay at Hotel Taft and depart Friday, aiming to extend its five-title season into track.

Pooch Donovan Harvard Cornell Yale New Haven Crimson Barron Huling Bliss Boyd Cozzens Speiden Jones Shrubb Johnny Mack Cambridge Taft

Tufts Shut Out by Dartmouth at Tufts Oval

Tufts suffered a two to zero defeat as Dartmouth pitchers blanked the Tufts bats at Tufts Oval. Krepps pitched well early but Hallett settled in late, while Dartmouth built its lead with steady hitting and defense.

Tufts Tufts Oval Dartmouth Krepps Hallett

Infield Errors Doom Tufts As Dartmouth Wins Narrowly

Tufts errors cost the game as Dartmouth defeats Tufts 6 to 5. Krepps pitched well for Dartmouth, while Rolland Bennett and Twichell had key RBIs for the winners. Attendance reached about 1600 with umpire Conroy calling the game in 1 hour 50 minutes.

Tufts Krepps Dartmouth A.E. Bh.po E. Rolland Stafford Sullivan Garvin London Lee Angell Low Donell Twichell Nellis Kimb Meagher Hallett Rolland R. Bennett Conroy

Highlanders Win When Naps Blow Up

Cleveland defeats New York 5 to 0 as Olson Daniels and Jackson lead two-base hits. Chase hits a three-base shot and Midkiff SAC. Blanding allows 10 hits in six innings, Mitchell 3 1 2. Ford fans eight. Umpires Connolly and Moe Greevy.

Lelivelt Mitchell Goss Cleveland Olson Jackson Ford Daniels Chase Midkiff Chapman Carisch Johnston Ryan Turner Blanding New York Connolly Moe Greevy Ohio Sterrett Birmingham R. BH. TB Bo Dee Adees Walter Hartzell Cree Eneee Sweeney Hiss Nee Graney P Eeear bBeall

National and New England baseball matchups listed

National league games slated include St. Louis at Boston Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis New England games feature Fall River at Lawrence Lynn at Portland New Bedford at Lowell Worcester at Brockton.

National R H. E Attee ST. Louis Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Sneer New York Chicago H E Attee Detroit Cleveland Washington Chicago-Philadelphia New England R H Lawrence Seer Esaee Brockton New Bedford Worcester Fall River P.C Philadelphia Ee Lawrence Lynn Portland Lowell

Sporting score totals across cities and venues

The records show matchups with fluctuating scores in Montgomery Birmingham and Nashville, plus Memphis Atlanta and New Orleans Chattanooga. Rain affected the New Orleans event.

Mobile Nashville Memphis Atlanta New Orleans New Orleans-Chattanooga

Scores From Regional Matches

Pittsfield beat Pittsfield 6 to 1 while Waterbury won 2 to 0 over Springfield Holyoke defeated Hartford 4 to 3 and New London edged Bridgeport 3 to 2.

Pittsfield New Haven Waterbury Springfield Holyoke Hartford New London Bridgeport

Hockey Scores From I L Action Across Cities

In Buffalo Baltimore game Buffalo beat Baltimore 4 to 1. Montreal defeated Newark 6 to 1. Rochester edged Providence 4 to 2. Toronto defeated Jersey City 5 to 2.

Buffalo Baltimore Montreal Newark Rochester Providence Toronto Jersey City

Lowells Fall River game ends in 12 5 defeat

Lowell and Fall River traded runs with Perkins and De Groff ejected after a disputed call. Fall River won 12 to 5 as Weaver R Smith and D Smith allowed Lowell only five runs. Fielding mixups and a three base hit by Miller helped Fall River build an early lead.

Lowell Fall River Weaver R. Smith D. Smith Perkins de Groff O’brien Gray Fall River. Bh.po.a.e. Bh.po.a.e Robins Magee Pbell de Gr'ff M’g Ibis Halst Cou'tn Miller Devine Maasktyewa Cooney Smoyer Monah'n Delaney R Smith McKeon D Smith Clemens Cecees Robinson Campbell Courtney Fishburne Dee Monahan McGovern Halstein

Bruggy Stars In Brockton Win With Home Run And RBIs

Brockton defeats opponent 8 to 0 as Bruggy drives in two and hits a homer. McAloon and Bruggy collect two-base hits. Lawrence and Sullivan contribute. Olde and Brockton pitchers allow few baserunners. Time 1:35, Umpire White.

McAloon Lawrence Brockton Carlstrom Bruggy Mahoney Phenix Howard Shea Sullivan Cargo O'Connell Olde White

Lynn Portland battle ends in high scoring win

Moulton Orcutt and Merrill star as Lynn defeats Portland 8 to 7 in a tense game. Waller and Sullivan split pitching duties while Wilson and Merrill combine for key hits aiding the comeback.

We. Oo Pfeffer Rees Neptune Yelle White Meehan Waller Sullivan So Ae Eas Lee O'Toole Portland Moulton Orcutt Strand Boardman Wilson Merrill Lee Hickman Lynn

College Baseball and School Baseball Matchups Listed

A schedule of college games includes Harvard at Cambridge against Syracuse and Yale at New Haven facing Dartmouth. Multiple other colleges and high schools across New England list forthcoming interscholastic and scholastic baseball games with dates and venues. Also listed are boxing bouts featuring Joe Eagan and several other regional matchups in Manchester and New London.

Harvard Groton Boston English High Rock Ridge Hall Wellesley Noble & Greenough Milton Academy Milton Melrose High Malden High Melrose Everett High Boston Latin Everett Nedford High Dorchester High Medford Somerville High Lynn English High Somerville Brookline High School of Commerce Stone School George’s School Newport R. I Belmont High Winchester Woburn High Reading High Woburn Needham High Dedham High Needham Arlington High Stoneham High Arlington Waltham High Newton High Waltham Salem High Salem Normal Salem Marblehead High Peabody High Marblehead Middlesex School Concord High Concord Framingham High Milford Framingham Ashland High Lyman School Westboro Lowell High Lawrence Academy Fitchburg State Normal Winchendon High Fitchburg Joe Eagan Young McDonough Young Morgan al Ketchell Manchester

Brighton High Beats La Salle High in Eight Inning Win

Brighton High defeated La Salle High in an eight inning game at Bicycle Park Waltham yesterday.

Brighton High la Salle High Bicycle Park Waltham

Chelsea High Beats Revere 7 6 in 11 Inning Interurban Contest

Chelsea High won its third straight Interurban game yesterday at Chelsea beating Revere 7 to 6 after 11 innings. Defoe and Johnson matched zeroes before Defoe won it in the 11th with a single scoring Gerring.

Chelsea High Chelsea Revere Defoe Johnson Gerring

Waltham High Defeats Wellesley in Low-Scoring Game

Waltham High School beat Wellesley High 15 to 5 yesterday at Waltham. Star catcher Chester Ashworth injured his knee sliding to first and will miss Saturday’s game against Newton.

Waltham High School Wellesley High Waltham Chester Ashworth Waltham High Newton

Yale crews set for Gales Ferry training before regatta

Yale crews will depart New Haven on May 28 to begin final training for the annual regatta with Harvard on the Thames in late June. This departure is a week earlier than last year.

Gales Ferry New Haven Yale Harvard Thames

Automaker Movements And Indy Race Plans Reported

The Universal Motor Truck Company moves to temporary quarters in the Fenway garage at 17 Ipswich street. Bob Burman aims for Indy glory this year with a Keeton on May 30 after a near-tire failure last year. Elisha S. Williams becomes general manager of United States Tire Company, with no successor to J M Gilbert. Harry Grant races Isotta, delayed by ship. Ford production in April averages 869 cars daily. May output expected near 900 with some days over 1000 to balance low days.

Pleasant Street Universal Motor Truck Company of New England Fenway Ipswich Street Bob Burman Indianapolis Burman Elisha S. Williams United States Tire Company J. M. Gilbert Lozier Motor Company Harry Grant New York Harry Ford

Hyde Park Beats Charlestown In Seven Inning Tilt

Hyde Park High defeated Charlestown High 8 to 7 yesterday afternoon at Stony Brook Reservation Hyde Park in a seven inning game.

Charlestown High Hyde Park High Stony Brook Hyde Park

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