Reds Rally Past Dodgers in Ninth to Tie Series
Cincinnati scores six in the final two innings to defeat Brooklyn 6 to 5. Duncan Hargrave and Tom Griffith homer, Huether gives up 15 hits. Keck wins in relief. Doubleheader set for tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
10
Cincinnati scores six in the final two innings to defeat Brooklyn 6 to 5. Duncan Hargrave and Tom Griffith homer, Huether gives up 15 hits. Keck wins in relief. Doubleheader set for tomorrow.
Eddie Shevlin faces George Ward at the Revere Cycle Track next Monday night with Ward the 10 to 8 favorite. Ward impressed fans by stopping Nate Siegel and seeks a camp match with Jock Malone after a win that boosted his welterweight title aspirations. Shevlin, wary and reserved, has yet to predict victory and.will follow a wine tradition before battles. Tickets for the Bogash-Shade postponed bout will be exchanged for Shevlin Ward seating.
The Milworth Juniors meet Readville Indians Sunday at Readville Camp Grounds. Brown, ex Cantab Bloomer Girls, handles first base for Milworth in the anticipated matchup.
Joie Ray of the Illinois A. C. is a strong favorite to win the Walter Scott Mile at Caledonian Grove this afternoon. He arrived from Chicago looking fit and confident he will triumph in his specialty distance.
Jose vows bold finish as Ray faces rivals including Jimmy Connolly of the B A A and Marsters of Georgetown. The mile contest features two three time contenders while events across 190 and 220 yards 200 yards and relay draw Notre Dame Holy Cross and Dartmouth stars to contest big laurels.
New York promoters clash as Tex Rickard faces James M. Connor and Jack Curley over Dempsey Willard and other fights. Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium may host next summer’s events with venues selling high ticket prices and 15 round decisions under New York law.
Boston will be represented at Ottawa Park Toledo in the first municipal golf championship. The Scarboro Club of Franklin Park and the Massachusetts Golf Association are arranging to send at least five boys to the Buckeye State later this month.
George Aulbach and William Quinlan lead Scarboro golfers as potential Brookline entrants for the National after Toledo play. Harold Burgess cannot go, Stewart Dineen and L F Weisse also expected to perform well. Abenaqui Club at Rye Beach plans Aug 23-26 open with 18-hole qualifying then match play and finals, plus dancing and a year’s custody for the Abenaqui Trophy winner.
The Lexington Tennis Club plans an afternoon trip to Waltham to face the Piety Corner Club in a return Old Colony Tennis League series. Four singles and three doubles matches are on the slate with rated wins counting one point and team victory two points. Several auto loads of fans will accompany the Lexington squad.
In New England sports chatter the Campbells headline a string of star appearances at Caledonian Grove with Joie Ray, Jose, Doherty, and McVicar in the Scott mile and 220 yard battles. Yale coach Ed Leader plans to bring in Washington crew stroke as Yale regatta prep intensifies. Various sprinters and boxers train for upcoming events while crowds await Davis Cup lineup and Teddy Wills prospects.
A reader argues Jack Dempsey never fought a real championship in New England before or after his title win, while A claims a New England appearance. the exchange confirms no early New England title bouts.
In Coney Island at the Surf A A final, Packey O'Gatty defeated Jack Hausner after Hausner refused to answer the bell in the second round claiming a foul. Earlier, Willie Nlerman knocked out Tom McMahon in the seventh round replacing Jimmy Jooney.
Amateur baseball fans can see the Lafayette Knights of Columbus champions of New York take on Bayside Nantasket. Irwin Gehrke will pitch for Bayside with a strong lineup behind him. The Casey lineup includes John Sughrue Ed Harrington and others as Bayside hosts two game series with special spectator arrangements.
Bobby Dyson defeated Danny Edwards in a 10 round match at New Bedford. Edwards started strong on offense but Dyson mounted the decisive attack in the seventh, leaving the Pacific coast challenger groggy as Dyson won most rounds after the fourth.
The Boston Fire Department baseball team crushed Brookline Police 21 to 4 at Randolph Street playgrounds. It marked the Firemen’s fifth straight win as Commissioner Casey and Chief Fox led the cheering.
MPMPHIS Tenn Aug 4 Hy Fowlkes Memphis pitcher sold to the Boston Americans for 10800. Announcement by Tom Watkins club president states Fowlkes will join after the Southern league season ends. Fowlkes about 25, six feet six inches, has won 16 games last seven starts.
A 35 mile motor paced race and a sprint match of three heats will headline the cycling program at the Revere Cycle track tonight. Entrants include world champion Victor Smart George Wiley Jules Miguel and Frank Corry as Manager Butler cites four top riders on the 35 mile route.
Wiley the seasoned sprinter leads as Smart pushes hard in a high profile Golden Wheel race. Belgian rider tops points this season and challenges Wiley while Parisian Jules Miquel and Frank Corry from Australia trail. Italy’s Pianni debuts amid a three heat clash with Clarke and Cav anaugh. Amateur and professional sprints precede the main events.
Benjamin B. Donnelly known as Ben Sport a Princeton football end of the 1890s died after a year long illness in New York Funeral services are to be held there tomorrow Donnelly who came from Chicago was a famed football figure and later a trap shooting enthusiast he helped the United States win an all around championship at the last Olympic and was credited with pioneering the talking player on the field
Philadelphia August 4 Tommy Loughran 19 year old light heavyweight has been matched for an eight round no decision bout with Gene Tunney at the Phillies ballpark on August 24. Tunney is a former American light heavyweight champion who lost to Greb for the title.
Bill Brennan arrived in Michigan City to begin training for his Labor Day showdown with Jack Dempsey. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons leased an exclusive Lake Michigan Beach cottage as Dempsey’s training quarters.
Harold Abbott knocked out Frankie Powers in the sixth round at the Steeplechase A. A. in Far Rockaway. A left hook floored Powers who stayed down. In the other bout Charlie Goodman stopped Billy Ryckoff in the second round.
The Arena A. C. plans a boxing show on the night of August 14 with talks of Jack Malone versus Nate Siegel in Revere. Fiddle Shevlin and George Ward are set for a clash at Revere track next Monday. Edward may box Lilly Wells if a club offers, but Wells must prove himself locally first. Johnny Morrello seeks local feather bouts. Soldier Bartfield posts 2500 with the New York Boxing Commission to challenge Jack Britton, with a possible path to Wilson afterward. Malone hints at a Dempsey run and a potential Curley wrestling influence near Gotham. Promoter Floyd Fitzgerald awaits a referee for Dempsey-Brennan, while Leo Shea may get the job. Benny Valgar protests Moran’s decision to decline a bout at the Met Velodrome.
August 4 Provincetown prepared to welcome the New York Yacht Club fleet of 125 yachts arriving tomorrow. The Board of Trade will host open house all day, tennis courts will be available, and a grand ball will be held at Town Hall. Piers will be lit along the waterfront as the fleet’s dress parade is planned for Sunday before departure Monday to Gloucester.
Boston boxer Joey Miller defeated Kid Lewis in ten rounds at the Valley Athletic Club. The decision came in a fast paced bout with Miller earning the win tonight in Holyoen.
The New York Giants drop to second place after a split doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. Chicago wins 3 2 in the opener on a ninth inning rally, while New York takes the nightcap 2 1 behind pitcher Kaufmann.
Salem's Chiele Davies faces Revere's pitcher with either Al Davidson or Chippie Gaw on the mound. Di Carlo fields a strong lineup including Rebel of the Nast Lynn All Stars as catcher Dick Casey at first Pat Christophoro at second Hunnifield and Happeny at infield positions. Frank Silva Trophy Murphy and Gannon patrol the outfield for an 8:00 p.m. start in Curtis Park Revere City Club versus Salem Club in a key Sunday game.
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