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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1911
Page
12
Boston suffers a 6 to 5 morning defeat as mishaps and errors mount. In the afternoon the Red Sox lose 5 to 1 to New York with Vaughn excelling left handedly and Karger and Nagle faltering. Lonergan shines for Boston, while Donavan Jr. receives a nine pound mascot debut.
Cleveland won its fifth straight over Chicago 9 to 5 as Olson and Case sparked the rally. Chicago used three lefty pitchers but fell short despite Olson's errors and late runs.
Detroit and St. Louis split a doubleheader in St. Louis. In the first game St. Louis bunched hits in the fifth and sixth. Petty allowed two baserunners in the rest as St. Louis won 7 to 3. In the second game Detroit rallied with runs in the seventh to win 10 to 8. Summers and Lafitte pitched for the teams with multiple hits from Crawford, Meloan, and Hogan.
American league schedule highlights New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia Chicago at Clerk St. Louis at Detroit with four games noted in terse pairing format.
Boston’s effort to reclaim a third place in the American league standings failed yesterday. A double defeat to the New York Highlanders left them in the second division, making a miracle necessary to climb back.
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 2 this afternoon. Pitcher Gregg worked well and received solid support as Cleveland bunched hits off Olmstead in two innings.
Philadelphia defeated Washington in a morning game by driving Gray’s pitching hard in the third and fourth innings. Chatmar Cashon replaced Gray and pitched well aside from one rough stretch. Washington tallied all runs in the second inning with Cunningham driving in three on a two bagger. Collins drew four walks in four trips to the plate.
Saratoga New York September 4 James A Ten Eyck coach at Syracuse University navy easily defeated James Q Riley once world champion single sculler in a seafaring match on Wake Lonley this afternoon. Ten Eyck won by about an eighth of a mile on a two mile and a half course with a time around 19 minutes 3 seconds.
Hollis Burgess captained Marie L to victory in yesterdays open ocean Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club race on Boston harbor. The win secures the Bermuda cup as a perpetual trophy to be contested annually, with Burgess promising to deed the trophy back to the association.
Syracuse flyer George Wiley won by half a lap over Elmer Collins in a see-saw hour at Vere track. Nat Butler trailed by two laps as Wiley rode 87 miles 3 laps with Collins at 37 miles 2 12 laps and Butler 37 miles 1 lap before motor trouble ended Wiley’s pace. Pat Logan won the unlimited pursuit with Dennis Connolly second and Archie LaMontague third.
Washington edged Philadelphia 6 to 4 in 11 innings as Johnson drove in the tying run and Milan delivered the go ahead hit. The Mackmen overcame a strong effort by Philadelphia with a late rally and held on for the win.
Fall River easily defeated New Bedford 12 to 3 in a morning game highlighted by a parade and pennant ceremony. Scoring details include key hits by Kopf Devine Walsh Bowcock and McCrone with multiple players contributing and bases on balls and errors shaping the rally.
Jensen bested Griffiths as Fall River defeated New Bedford 2 to 1 in a ragged fielding game. Runs came from Kopf Williams and McCrone with solid pitching by Jensen and Griffiths and 9 and 3 strikeouts respectively.
Ted Crooks of Fall River captures the 1M race in 55 minutes 9 seconds at the 22nd annual Caledonian Grove games, finishing three-quarters of a lap ahead of Mike Morris of Boston. Thure Johanson of Worcester places second in the 10 mile race with Morris by about 15 yards, while John Swansberg of New York is fourth. Fore River Association defeats Lynns in overtime to win the football tournament.
Memphis blanked Atlanta 3 0 while New Orleans beat Montgomery 3 1 in the first game. Montgomery routed New Orleans 14 2 in the second game as Mobile topped Birmingham 11 9 in game one and Birmingham won 7 1 in game two. Chattanooga edged Nashville 5 4 in game one and Nashville won 4 0 in game two.
Lowell won the ak tng game here by 4 to 3 as Carlstrom homer gave Lawrence two runs in the eighth. Lawrence held a 4 1 lead until late, then added one in the ninth on two singles. Huston Carlstrom each homered for a 4 3 win for Lawrence.
Lawrence defeated Lowell 6 to 5 thanks to costly Lowell errors. Scoring notes include Maybohm for Lowell and a line of hitters Kennedy Luyster Briggs Phoenix Breymaier Pearson Moulton Barrows Cooney Fluharty with Pearson hitting a home run and Crisham a three base shot.
Worcester defeated Haverhill 12 to 4 as timely local hitting and miscues by the visitors ruled. Weaver slugged his third career home run at the park, while Barry and Hale led the pitching, with eight walks issued.
Lowell at Lawrence New Bedford at Worcester details of upcoming matchups listed with four city pairings for the schedule.
Stans Weaver 2 runs Haas Needham O Neill and Wilson contribute as Worcester loses 0 0 0 in a 7 inning game. Gero and Wilson combine for 4 strikeouts each while Stans doubles and O Neill homers for two three base hits. Time 1h 40m. Umpires Stratford.
Ty entered for Tiale and Swanson in the ninth. Giannini, Boardman, and Cargo scored. Boardman, Connaughton with a base hit and a stolen base. Ward allowed four walks, Swanson two, and both pitchers struck out five and two respectively. Bases left empty in late inning action. Umpire Bannon. Time 1h dom.
Brockton outlasted Lynn 3 1 in 13 innings at Lynn as Captain Connaughton tied the game in the sixth with a two run hit. Captain McGovern drove in two for Lynn in the fifth before Boardman delivered a center field hit in the 13th to score the winning run.
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