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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
3
Boston loses to Chicago 3 to 2 as Freeman, Young misplays and Chicago's timely hits decide the outcome. Davis and Isbell spark Chicago's eighth inning and Collins, Callahan, and Tannehill help secure the narrow road win. Early errors and speedy play keep the score tight from first to last.
Philadelphia reports Seibold and Murphy as the only home team hitters able to solve Kitson. Detroit coasted to victory behind strong pitching and a dominant showing from its lineup, while the locals struggled to mount consistent threats.
New York won an inning game today against St Louis. The winning run came in the last inning on a fielder's choice and timely hits by Fultz and Kleitnow.
Washington was beaten 8 to 4 as Cleveland bunched hits against pitcher Wolfe today. The game featured early scoring by Cleveland and steady offense to pull away, with Washington managing a late rally but falling short.
In St Louis on August 25 Boston Nationals and St Louis played their second straight double header with honors even. After Nichols lost to McFarland Fisher routed Dunleavy in a game.
In a high scoring game Boston erupts for four runs after the second inning on Delehanty and Moran hits and a long Fisher drive to left. Fisher shines on the mound and at bat with two base hits by Raymer and a home run by Fisher. Tenney is ejected by Umpire Zimmer in the second inning. McNichol loses the first game to McFarland after a bad sixth. Final: Boston 6 St. Louis 1.
National game summary records Kling with three passed balls. Walks issued by Weimer twice, Wicker three times, and McGinnity twice. Hit by pitch to Gilbert and McGann. Game time two hours. Umpires Emslie and Kennedy. Weimer allowed six hits in nine innings. Wicker one hit in one inning.
Cincinnati total errors helped Brooklyn score twice in the first inning but Hahn stabilized. Titus stole a base while Case Mitchell and Fraser combined for nine strikeouts. Hits tallied 10 for Cincinnati across five innings off Leever and three others. Time 3m. Umpires Carpenter and Moran.
Ladies day events include Smith pitching for Chicago and Gibson or Tannehill for Boston. A letter to Pat McCue is present. Call at 1 30. The fan club debated whether Freeman should have stopped Jones' hit with quotes from Shorty McCuish remarking on Freeman's hesitation.
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