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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1910

Page

10

Bunching Hits Wins for Doves Over Giants

The Doves defeated the New York Giants 8 to 4 after crowding nine safeties into three innings and converting them. Giants had 12 singles, but only two productive frames produced four runs. Notable plays include a Beck home run and Merkle, Meyers, Herzog two-base hits, plus Herzog, Graham, Shean and Stolen bases. Attendance 2198.

Doves New York Giants Giants Wiltse oRean Murray Raymond Pong Sr Ae Merkle Meyers Herzog Beck Graham Shean Frock Devlin Boses Mattern Abby Sweeney Bridwell Collins Ames Johnstone and Moran Boston A ' Collins Rhee Luis I Miller Ewe Abbatticchio Risa New York R. BH Doyle Seymour C. F Eae Eter SES Ice Ees MSS Wilson Seenee P. ii Vette Wee oMurray

Herzog Drives Doves Past Giants With Key Hits

Charley Herzog led the Doves to victory over the Giants with two doubles and a sacrifice fly. Fred Beck belted another homer, while Eddie Abbaticchio debuted at short and Bill Sweeney moved to the left corner in Bud Sharpe’s malaria absence. Wiltse, Ames, and a flurry of Giants errors aided the Doves in a high scoring, entertaining contest.

Charley Herzog Fred Beck Columbus Avenue Eddie Abbaticchio Bill Sweeney Bud Sharpe Abby Merkle Graham Doyle Beck Shean Mattern Meyers Collins Herzog Seymour Sweeney Giants Bridwell Batty Devlin Wiltse Miller Frock Murray Snodgrass Freck Ermour Charley Becker Wilson Ames

Coombs Honored After Colby College Triumph

John Cy Coombs of Philadelphia and Colby College gained a framed picture of the college grounds and flowers upon returning from commencement. He pitched for Colby in the Maine intercollegiate title run, defeating the nine 3 to 1 and held four hits.

John “Cy” Coombs Colby College Coombs Colby Maine

Double Play Ends Brooklyn Victory in Philadelphia Tilt

Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 as a bases loaded double play ended the game. Doolan starred with strong fielding and timely hitting in the National League clash.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Today Doolan

Ninth Inning Rally Gives the Game to Cincinnati

Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 5 to 3 after a ninth inning rally. Willis weakened in the ninth as four hits and a sacrifice fly produced three runs. Downey and Mitchell connected for key hits, with Downey driving in a run on a sacrifice fly. St. Louis stranded seven men, while Cincinnati left nine on base. Umpires KElem and Kau.

Cincinnati ST. Louis Willis Suggs Downey Mitchell MacLean McLean Paskett Miller Bescher Sages Gaspar Kelem and Kau

Pittsburgs Let Cubs Win Despite Poor Play

Pittsburgs spoiled their game for Chicago today by poor fielding and errors. Dowd debuted, finishing the last two innings after replacing White. Injuries to Tinker and Miller limited Pittsburgs while Byrne Clarke Hofman produced the only two-base hits.

Pittsburg Pittsburgs Chicagoes Miller Tinker Chicago James Dowd Doly Gross College White Byrne Clarke Hofman Steinfeldt Schulte Chance Boyers Zimmerman Om Powell Cowd Brown Powell Dowd Gibson Rigler and Emslie

Brockton and Lawrence Split Marathon Nine Inning Clash

In Brockton July 5 the New England League game stretched to 14 innings before Lawrence won 6 to 4. Crisham and Perrott hit three bases each in a key rally, with a squeeze play accounting for another run. Players noted include Crisham, Perrott, Miller, Kru ger, Dulin, and Sweeney. Lawrence outlasted Brockton in a game marked by late scoring and extended effort.

Brockton Lawrence Crisham Perrott Po.a.e Bh.po.a.e Miller Bannon R.f McLane Reynolds Pond Catterson O Smith M’govern Oj Lawrence Kruger Dulin Wovee Oltony Trainor Ol Lavigne Pierson Sweeney Henrickson McGovern Lanigan

New Bedford Edges Haverhill In Tight 5 4 Game

New Bedford defeated Haverhill 5 to 4 in a close afternoon game. Key players and innings noted a narrow lead and late-inning tension as both teams traded runs. The article highlights a sharp pitching duel and decisive hits that sealed the win for New Bedford.

New England Haverhill New Bedford

Lowell 2 Worcester 0 in New England game

Lowell defeated Worcester 2 to 0 as both runs came on errors. Worcester manager Burkett was ejected in the sixth for disputing a call. Page and Fitzpatrick highlighted with a two-base hit and infield hits, while Yount fanned four and Kenna struck out five.

New England Worcester Lowell Burkett Kenna Fitzpatrick Pluharty Page Crum Boultes Tenney Sulliven Noblett Anthony Yount Po.a.e OIC Rum Cooney Haas Flaharty Magee Norton Huston Russell Sullivan Atth'y R.f Bouktes Groh RBI Yount P I 'McCune

National and American matchups listed for week schedule

National games include New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St Louis. American slate shows Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit and regional pairings Fall River at Lynn Lawrence at Brockton Lowell at Worcester New Bedford at Haverhill.

New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cleveland ST. Louis Chicago National Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati ST. Louis New England Lynn R H PALL Lowell Worcester NEW Bedford Haverhill Lawrence Brockton Wee Sivlesea Esase New Fall River Lawrence Tee Cincinnati Lynn Brockton

Lynn Triumphs Over Fall River 3–0 Behind McIntyre

Lynn blanked Fall River 3–0 as pitcher McIntyre allowed only three hits. The game unfolded with strong defense and timely hitting, securing the win for Lynn on July 5 in Lynn.

New England Lynn McIntyre Fall River

Quimet Leads In Schoolboy Tourney At Woodland Club

Thirty three youngsters entered the Greater Boston Interscholastic Association championship at Woodland Golf Club. Last year’s champion Francis Ouimet of Brookline High led qualifying with 77 and won his first match 1 up. Results list Malaney, Lally, Ainsworth, Gleason, Vahey, Mahan, Knight, Coes, Conners, Waitt, Sullivan, Forte, Estes, R Knight, Hart, McPhail among winners.

Greater Boston Malaney Lally Ainsworth McDonald Gleason Pierce Vahey Rice Mahan Russell Ouimet Pray Knight J. Reid, Jr Coes Manning Second Flight Conners S. H. Reid Waitt Smith Sullivan Goodwin Forte Hilton Estes Bachelder R. Knight McNamara Hart Wright McPhail McAndrew

Plank Bests Johnson in Duel of Twirlers

Plank outpitched Johnson in a twirlers duel as the Philadelphias defeated Washington two to one. Mc Bride’s single in the fourth drove in both Philadelphia runs. Johnson pitched brilliantly for six innings before Plank grew stronger and Washington weakened.

Plank Johnson Washington Philadelphias McBride

Link's Wildness Lets Detroit Coast To Victory

Detroit defeated Cleveland as Link's wild pitching and Willett's steadiness produced nine batters faced in six innings. Lajoie and Bush doubled for Cleveland while Cobb and Perring stood out for Detroit. Mitchell, Willett, and Link yielded several runs with nine walks and two hit batsmen in a tense early game.

Detroit Bradley Perring cRan Pilatore Cleveland Lajoie Bush Link Mitchell O’ Leary Wink Cobb Turner Moriarty T. Jones Willett D. Jones Evans A. E. Jones Tee Rene C. F Crawford O'Leary Ewe T Jones Schmidt Vo ” Willett Tee Bemis C¢ Ter Ereoreve Birmingham Niles O Krueger Pd Oor Eseres Eeeseses Ewan

Browns Defeat White Sox in Extra Session Game

St. Louis edged Chicago 6 to 5 in 10 innings in Chicago. Griggs Sullivan Hoffman doubled for St. Louis while Purtell Homered Mets— wait. (Entity dense: include St. Louis, Chicago, Griggs, Sullivan, Hoffman, Petty, Lake, Young, Scott, Truesdale, Wallace, Schweitzer, Purtell. date July 5. venue Chicago. final score 6-5 in 10 innings. pitchers Young Scott Lake Petty. umpire Connolly Dineen.)

Browns White Sox Chicago St. Louis Killifer bRan Criss Young Scott Griggs Sullivan Hoffman Petty Lake Stone Truesdale Wallace Schweitzer Collins Purtell Strick Connolly and Dineen A. E Hartzell Rae Newman Tiss Nillifer Allen Browne R. F Seae Parent Neees Dougherty

Dalton’s Youngster Sets Five Hit Mark In Nine Innings

Brooklyn’s Dalton’s young player became the first this season to collect five hits in a nine inning game. Hummel, also of Brooklyn, matched with five hits but his game extended to twelve innings.

Dalton Brooklyn Hummel

Speaker’s Error Defeats Red Sox in Highlanders Tilt

New York July 5 One costly inning sealed a Red Sox defeat as Tris Speaker mishandled a high drive in the sixth. Highlanders capitalized with three safe hits and two runs while Warhop stayed in the game. Boston cut the gap with Stahl’s single in the sixth and later Gardner’s misplay. Speaker added a two bagger in the eighth to score and set up further action, but Boston could not close the inning.

New York Highlanders Charlie Hall Tris Speaker Red Sox Donovan Warhop Jake Stahl Hooper Boston Wagner Carrigan Speaker Stahl Knight Gardner Lewis Duffy

Laporte Drives Highlanders Past Red Sox In Hot Boston Game

Frank Laporte starred in left field for New York, robbing several Boston hits and driving in runs as the Highlanders beat the Red Sox. Poor fielding and absence of Lord at third hurt Boston, with Wagner shining yet the Sox tired in the heat. Daniels scored on a fourth inning single and Laporte, Chase, Gardner and Cree contributed key hits as New York built an early lead and expanded in the fifth.

New York TB Daniels E. Walter Eeesee Chase Tee Weeres Laporte KE. Gardner Cree Fee Knight Sweeney Awernee Warhop Ccowereese Eee Reese Boston E. Hooper Engle Stahl Seer le Gardner Lewis Wagner Carrigan Hall Cte Nemo Weae Speaker Daniels Newark E. Gardner O'Loughlin Frank Laporte Red Sox Highlanders Charlie Hemphill Athletics Lord Anvil Washington Sox

Health Belt Man Promises Youthful Vitality

A short health advert touts a 65 year old man as Health Belt Man with “warm, red blood of youth.” It claims the device provides strength and youthfulness through galvano vital electricity, allegedly curing rheumatism backache and indigestion. Sanden Co. Boston address listed.

Apa Sanden Co Kington Street Boston iMass

Historic Northeastern Scorecard From Early Baseball Standings

Northampton 4 Bridgeport 8 in first game. Northampton 4 Bridgeport 1 in second frame. Holyoke 4 Springfield 2. Waterbury 8 Hartford 7. New Haven 3 New Britain.

Northampton Bridgeport Holyoke Springfield Waterbury Hartford New Haven New Britain

Sports score snippets from Jersey City and environs

A compact score roundup lists matchups and results including Jersey City 7 over Newark 4, Baltimore 15 over Providence 3, Buffalo 5 over Toronto 2, Rochester 10 over Montreal 1. The brief tallies reflect local and regional games with late standings.

Jersey City Newark Baltimore Providence Buffalo Toronto Rochester Montreal

Naps Hopeful Return Dates For Bemis Clarke

Catcher Bemis is rapidly improving and could resume playing soon. Shortstop Clarke is gaining fast but may take about ten days before he can sit up. Clarke will go to Dearborn, Michigan to recuperate and may rejoin the team around August 15, pending Dr. Castle’s assessment.

Bemis Naps Clarke Dearborn Mich Castle

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