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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
9
After three straight losses to the Athletics the Red Sox staged a grand rally in Boston yesterday afternoon. The team clicked in the eighth inning when the batting finally produced, lifting Boston to victory as Deacon McGuire showed frustration with the late rally.
The Red Sox trailed 4 1 entering the eighth but exploded for six runs. Purtell and Speaker sparked the rally with key hits and a series of well-timed plays. Wood relieved Smith and limited Cleveland, as Hooper made a stellar throw to thwart Krueger in the sixth.
An advertisement posters a pocket time saver for electricians mechanics plumbers and fitters telephone engineers carpenters business men. It promotes the I C S educational display at 9 Boylston Street Boston with a discounted price of 50 cents for a $1.50 book set.
In the eighth inning Wagner beat out a bunt and McGuire signalled for Mitchell to retire for Harkness. Stovall and Mitchell resisted the move but the Deacon prevailed. Engle proposed Clyde be passed and the suggestion was acted upon.
Boston scores six in the eighth to overturn Cleveland after a tight game. Wood struggles then yields to a strong Sox bullpen as Wagner and Engle contribute solid defense and timely plays. Leaders include Krueger and Ball for Cleveland with Lajoie and Hooper producing key hits. Attendance reaches 6672 with Perrine and Dineen umpiring.
Jawn McGraw asserts the Cubs will smear the pave with the Philadelphia Athletics in the big post season clash. He notes he heavily backed Jeffries in the heated contest.
Heine Wagner and Engle executed a rare double steal with a run scoring play yesterday. Lajoie fielded the ball, making the sequence notable in the game_summary.
Ty Cobb hit a decisive home run in the 11th inning to give Detroit a 3 2 win over Washington. Cobb's bat and Moriarty's fielding were the features of the game.
A crowded matinee saw the Browns overpower the Athletics with heavy hitting. Murphy led with a home run and multiple players contributed two base hits as St Louis compiled six innings of offense while Philadelphia managed eleven.
Worcester and Lynn split a doubleheader with Worcester winning 6 to 1 in game one and Lynn taking the seven inning second game 7 to 4 after a dispute led to pitcher McCorry leaving. Scoring featured Coulter Cargo Walla Logan Monahan Page and McKune with Wallace and Russell delivering key hits. Time of game 30 minutes. Umpires O'Brien and Evans. New Bedford later defeated Lawrence 7 to 2.
Harry Hooper played a pivotal role for Boston recording a crucial relay throw to the plate in right field that stopped a scoring threat and a long third inning triple that sealed the victory in the eighth.
The report notes a Lowell game where hiverbild fell again and Yount showed a fine form. A wing play led to Ble teath's misstep with a double play and no triple. Pin lwirty and Yingen contributed notable rim plays as the score remains unclear.
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