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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
10
The weather washed out Arthur Devlin's first home run since 1910 as rain ended the game after two innings with the Braves ahead 7 0. Mann and Devlin tallied runs. Hyatts homer accounted for Pittsburg.
The piece notes that a home run loss shifts momentum, while Cliff Curtis may cling to the big show and chase a record like Jack Barry. Postponement pushes a two game set to Saturday as the Braves prep for a West tour with Pittsburgh starting Monday, Fenway hosts two games with Tyler and James, and Rudolph may start.
Hyatt hit the longest Forbes Field homer, a two run shot in the ninth tying the score with Chicago. Byrne singled and doubled, Miller and Booe drew walks, Booe’s long fly followed for the Pirates’ winning run. Naptiies started, Wagner singled to end. Robinson.
Hal Stein hit two homers driving in four as Lowell beat Worcester 6 to 5. Stein homered first inning with two on and again in the ninth with the game tied. Anderson and Stewart starred in the field as Lowell survives a Worcester rally.
New York defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 in 14 innings as Fletcher drives in the winning run with a long hit off Magee. Shafer earlier singled to start the decisive inning. Meyers homer and McCormick double led the Giants to tie in the eighth. McGraw used 17 players, including five pitchers, and both managers argued a call in a tense finish.
National league doubleheaders list Brooklyn at Fenway Park Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis plus American league games Washington Boston New York Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago St Louis at Cleveland two games scheduled in sequence.
The column predicts Pennsylvania and Cornell as favorites for the Harvard Stadium meet with Don Lippincott and Norman Taber as key challengers. Coach Eddie O Connor notes Taber's peak condition and suggests a sensational mile showdown if Taber and Jones meet, praising Taber as one of the world's best runners and his work ethic.
In a pool with two prizes for lowest and second lowest runs, two players tie at one run and two tie at two runs, with another at four. The prizes should be shared by the two one-run players. others receive nothing.
New England schedule lists morning games including Lynn at Worcester Brockton at New Bedford Lawrence at Lowell Fall River at Portland Lowell at Lawrence Worcester at Lynn and New Bedford at Brockton with afternoon pairings Worcester and Lynn reversed and Lowell and Lawrence paired again in the afternoon
Margaret Curtis and F C Osgood advance to the final of the Boston Women's Golf Association individual championship at Oakley C C. Miss Curtis defeated sister Harriet Curtis to reach the final and Osgood beat club mate L A Wells in the semi finals.
Cincinnati won the opening game with St Louis 13 to 10 in St Louis. Key moments include Johnson relieving Packard with bases loaded, and Huggins being ordered from the field for protest. Two-base hits by Bescher Mar sans Clarke and a three-base hit by Tinker anchor the offense for Cincinnati.
Frank Baker belted a seventh inning homer to tie the game at five. He doubled and scored on McInnis' single in the ninth as Philadelphia defeated New York 6 to 5. Keating pitched well, Brown struggled four innings, Bush finished.
Lynn defeated Brockton 2 to 1 when the contest was halted in the sixth inning due to rain. Key players listed include Nelson, Porter, Harrington, Dowd, and Brignolia among others as the game ended with bases loaded and two outs.
Falkenberg wins his ninth in a row as Cleveland beats St. Louis 9 to 6. Jackson, Ryan, and Compton hit three-base hits. Stovall homered. Falkenberg and Turner contribute, with Graney and Shotten stealing. Falkenberg fans five with four walks, while Stone allows eight. Time 1 56. Umpires Ferguson and Dineen.
Washington defeats Boston 5 to 2 as Mullin debuts in the capital. O'Brien struggles on the mound, and speaker commits three errors for the Red Sox while Yerkes hits three safe balls for Boston. Griffith uses three infield substitutes and Leonard relieves Mullin to finish the game.
Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 2 in ten innings as Easterly drew a base on balls to start a deciding rally. Zeider scored on Lord's error and a wild pitch after Lord moved to second on Cobb’s fumble, giving Chicago the first win of the series.
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