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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
10
Two men died in New Orleans within twelve hours from baseball related injuries. Tichetsone died from a broken spinal column after sliding into a base, and Bert Ahrens died six hours later from peritonitis caused by being struck in the side by a pitch.
The Giants beat Cincinnati 52 3 innings with Fromme allowing three hits as Ames exited after facing them. Meanwhile Pirates fall to sixth after Perdue defeats OToole in a tight game. Stovall Browns rally with three hits against the Yankees. Speaker has a triple a double and two singles in doubleheader. Crawford adds three hits in game two as Detroit wins.
New York Giants win series second game 6 to 2 as manager Joe Tinker returns from a five day suspension at shortstop. Tesreau Fromme Meyer duel Reds while New York gains early run support to secure the win in Cincinnati.
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 to 1 at Philadelphia in a one sided game with Scott Lange giving up thirteen hits while Houck held the visitors to three. In Boston Detroit split two games with Mosely pitching well in the opener and Bedient in the nightcap, both teams scoring four and three respectively. St Louis beats New York 7 to 4 behind strong hitting and relief work.
Yale bow oarsman Gore may miss the big race against Harvard here Friday as his sore finger fails to heal. He was sent to New Haven for treatment after supplementation to resume his place in the Blue’s shell today remained uncertain.
A string of box style results shows Boston 1 Pittsburg 0 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 0. New York 6 Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 3. Boston 7 3 Detroit 4 4. St. Louis 7 New York 1. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1. Washington 6 Cleveland 3. American Association Columbus 5 Milwaukee 2. Minneapolis 19 Indianapolis 9 St. Paul 4 Toledo 1. Louisville 9 Kansas City 1. Wisconsin Illinois League Milwaukee 5 Appleton 4 Oshkosh 5 Madison 4 Wausau 5 Rockford 4 Green Bay 4 Racine 3.
Brooklyn versus St Louis New York against Cincinnati Philadelphia faces Chicago Boston meets Pittsburg Chicago plays Philadelphia St Louis hosts New York Detroit tackles Boston Cleveland battles Washington Milwaukee vs Indianapolis Kansas City meets Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul plays Louisville Wausau against Milwaukee Green Bay vs Madison Oshkosh hosts Rockford Appleton versus Racine
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 18 the Western varsity four clocked nine minutes 56 seconds for two miles in a time trial. The mark beat the 1909 Cornell record by three seconds as crews trained in fine weather ahead of the regatta. The Washington eight impressed but times were not released by Coach Conibear. Pennsylvania freshmen eight also showed form and is among favorites.
Hannes Kolemainen the Finnish runner who beat all stars in middle distance at Stockholm last summer will wear the Illinois Athletic club colors in the modified 15 mile marathon at Northwestern field Saturday during the Central A A union championships.
New York June 18 The English polo team declared the international cup games the fastest they had played in. Captains R G Ritson Edwards and Freake sailed for Liverpool after the match. Edwards Freake with wives and Ritson with relatives accompanied by Miss A M Ritson. All agreed the English team were outplayed but the best team won.
James, a former army officer and London Times reporter who covered the games, noted the Americans were so fast it was brutal and said he was also a member of the party.
New York Italian challenger Johnny Dundee will face Harlem Tommy Murphy after his 20 round victory over Jack White in Chicago. The bout featured a fierce battle with Dundee edging ahead in the final four rounds.
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