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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
12
Cleveland’s Naps handed Boston a double loss as two ninth inning errors and timely hits decided the opener 1-0 and the second 3-1. Karger was charged with both defeats despite early control, while Arellanes struggled before suspension.
The second game saw Arellanes replace Harkness for the visitors as McGuire chose Harkness. Naps capitalized on walks and misplays, with Lajoie, Easterly, and Stovall delivering key hits. The Red Sox rallied late but failed to score after Speaker and Stahl’s brief threats, while Arellanes pitched serviceable ball despite limited support.
New York Americans defeated Chicago White Sox 8 to 4 at home, Olmstead knocked out in six innings. Captain Chase homered and had four hits contributing to the victory.
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 9 to 8 in a pitchers duel turned odd. Four hurlers apiece saw only Stroud effective briefly. Stroud left after one inning, others struggled as hits and errors shaped the close score. Notable plays included two-base hits by OLeary Jones Cobb and three-base hits by Crawford Heitmuller Murphy and Collins.
Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 2 as Spade was driven from the box in the first inning. Ray finished strong, Grooth yielded three scattered hits, and the Senators opened with a rally to seize control early.
The Tigers could use Suggs this season if they had him. He is the most dependable pitcher on Griffith's staff at the present time.
Cleveland Naps again today with Hall likely to play for Boston. Officials weigh lineup moves as rivals seek advantage in the series.
The International Correspondence School offers pocket sized hand books for various trades. Electrical Workers, Building Trades, Machinists, Plumbers and Fitters, Office Workers, and Mariners are described with page counts and illustrations. Sold in cloth for $1.50 and leather binding for $1.00 at Boylston St. exhibit.
The Doves beat the Cardinals 9 to 6 in St. Louis as Corridon held six innings and a string of pitchers shuffled by manager Lake. Burk and Frock started the third inning turmoil, while Getz, Collins and Graham fueled a late-inning rally with key hits and bases loaded pressure.
Pittsburg failed to score as Philadelphia dominated baseball, 18 to 0. McQuillen pitched superbly and kept Pittsburg from reaching third base. Bransfield led with five hits including two triples, eight RBIs and three runs. Philadelphia tallied nine runs in the ninth inning.
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