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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1913

Page

8

Braves Divide With Dodgers at Fenway Park

The Braves and Dodgers split a doubleheader in Boston with Brooklyn winning 2 1 and the Braves taking the afternoon game 7 6. Pitching and fielding varied sharply between games as Ragan held the Braves to one hit in seven innings while Rudolph struggled for Boston in the morning and Tyler allowed only six hits. Whaling starred behind the plate and Sweeney led the Braves at bat with key hits, while Moran and Moranville contributed for Brooklyn as Daubert was cut down at second on a relay. Attendance reached about 27 000 observers as the teams swapped solid defense and erratic fielding across the two contests.

Braves Dodgers Fenway Park Red Sox Brooklyn Boston Tyler Ragan Mann Bill Sweeney Yingling Maranville Boston Victory Stallings Dick Rudolph Curtis Allen Bert Whaling Sweeney Rudolph Moran Cutshaw Moranville Shortshop Fisher Tex Erwin Whaling Daubert Phelps I. H. Tb. Po Myers Connelly Lord Titus Devlin James tHummel Emer Brennan and Fason

Brooklyn Rivals Dominate Morning Pitching Duel

The morning game featured a pitching duel in which George Tyler was fairly outpitched by his Brooklyn rivals, signaling a strong team performance from Brooklyn while Tyler struggled on the mound.

George Tyler Brooklyn

Braves Lose Lead In Ninth Inning Debacle

Devlin misplayed Culshaw's pop fly allowing Hummel to drive a decisive three bagger in the ninth. Tyler fanned Wheat and Daubert before Smith's long out to Mann ended Boston's rally as Yingling curbed the Braves in the final frame. Mann doubled and scored in the second for Boston's lone run.

Braves Devlin Culshaw Hummel Tyler Daubert Smith Mann Meyer Yingling Boston Stengel Whaling

New Bedford 6 Brockton 0 in Afternoon Baseball

Yount pitched clever ball for New Bedford as Brockton were shut out 6 to 0. Key hits included Kennedy and Chase two base hits and a brisk early lead. Connaughton Ruflange and Yount drove runs while Yount struck out eight in a 5 1/2 inning span before relief.

Brockton New Bedford Connaughton Sweatt Kennedy Chase Kilhullen Yount Ruffange Sullivan Hoyt Howard Spires Anderson Ruflange Rudderham

New Bedford Tops Brockton In Ninth Inning Thriller

New Bedford defeated Brockton 4 to 3 to win in the ninth on Spire's left field single driving in Chase. Crowley and Spires starred at the plate as New Bedford rallied from a tie. Pitching and fielding limited errors, with Connaughton, Crane, King, Dowd, Nelson, and Howard scoring for Brockton. Stoward, Connaughton, and Spires contributing key hits for New Bedford.

New Bedford Brockton Spire Chase Crowley Spires New Bedford Brockton Mahoney C'n'hton Dowd Crowley Sr Nelson B Griffiths Howard Sweatt Cick Plaherty Kennedy McAloon Oo Sullivan Kilhullen Hoyt Yount Shears King

Worcester 2 Lynn 0 in baseball tilt

Worcester defeated Lynn 2 to 0 as Van Dyke held Lynn to four hits. Double plays halted Lynn scoring chances while Worcester tallied runs on errors and key hits.

Worcester Lynn van Dyke ALE Nye Aubrey O Stewart Miller Wilson Rees McCune Porter Dman Lavigne Neptune Willson Shorten Boardman Roes Worester Balis Cunningham O'Brien

Giants Clean Up Holiday Games

New York won both morning and afternoon games against Philadelphia. The afternoon 5 to 1 victory drew the largest crowd in New York since the 1911 World Series, with thousands turned away at the gates. Tesreau starred with bat and arm, while Murray's throwing drew praise in both contests.

New York Philadelphia Chalmers Mayer Giants Tesreau Murray

Red Sox extend win streak with two Saturday games

The North End Red Sox defeated Faneuil A. C. 15 to 4 in the morning, led by Chillo who struck out 12. In the afternoon Brown fanned the first eight as the Sox beat the Astor Cubs 12 to 6.

North End Red Sox Faneuil A. C Chillo Brown Red Sox Astor Cubs Sox

Lowell Defeats Lawrence 13 to 2 in New England League

Lowell won the May 30 game 13 to 2 behind Zeiser who worked longer after a morning appearance. Scoring included hits by Olde Monahan Braggy Carlstrom and notable pitching lines from Zeiser Barron D Smith and Pearson with 9 left on base for both teams. Umpire White officiated a 2 hour 30 minute game.

New York A. E Burns Shafer Fletcher Doyle Eoneveee Merkle Eeeree Murray Planse Meyers TB. PO Philadelphia AB. R Liscicecoes Miller Knabe Lobert Magee Cravath Luderus Doolan Dooin Chalmers Een Enee Mayer Lawrence Lowell Zeiser White A.E A.E. Cf C'lstr Clemens DeGroff O’c'nell Braggy Jan Luyster Halstein Mah’ney Daly Phoenix Dee C’rtney And’son Galvin O Martin Zeizer Lawrence Eee Enee de Groff Anderson O'Connell Courtney Carlstrom Zeiserins

Worcester Defeats Lynn 3 to 1 in Afternoon Game

Worcester defeats Lynn 3 to 1 as four singles and a sacrifice hit in the third inning spark the comeback. Um pire O'Brien's decisions draw protests from the crowd as Lynn fails to respond. Riley Bushelman starts for Worcester and yields the win.

Lynn Worcester O’brien

Lawrence Defeats Lowell In Morning Baseball Game

Lawrence beat Lowell 18 to 9 as visitors capitalized on errors and solid hitting. Key performances included Courtney and Carlstrom with home runs, OConnell a three-base hit, and multiple players contributing with two runs each.

Lowell Lawrence

Fall River Defeats Portland 3–1 in Morning Game

Johnson outpitched Sullivan as Fall River takes a 3 1 victory in Portland. Portland mounted several chances but misplays on baserunning and two errors led to the decisive runs.

Portland Johnson Sullivan Fall River

Fall River Drops Game to Portland in Ninth Inning

Fall River bats finish 8 Portland 1 in the ninth. Campbell, Courtney, Devine, Bowcock drive runs. Perkins and Hieckman sacrificial hits. Yelle steals. Johnson fans six for Fall River, Sullivan three for Portland. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpire Bannon.

Portland Campbell Courtney Devine Bowcock Perkins Hieckman Yelle Fall River Johnson Sullivan Slattery Bannon

Portland Beats Fall River in 11 Inning See-Saw Game

Portland defeated Fall River in a sharply played 11 inning contest. Fall River tied it in the ninth on Jewel’s bases loaded walk, and Portland won on Fishburne’s error with Wormwood and Burns delivering the hits. Burnss, Hickman, Slattery, and Jewell starred as Portland outlasted Fall River 5 to 4 final.

Portland Fall River Jewel Wormwood Fishburne Burns

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