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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
13
John P. Harris, vice-president of the Boston Nationals, denied reports that Charley Herzog would be traded and said there was no plan to replace manager Fred Lake.
President Dover said the visit concerned plans for two new bleachers during the Western trip. Harris praised Fred Lake as a capable manager who will build a strong team. Herzog’s suspension remains until he makes peace with Lake, amid suspected chatter from other clubs. The Boston club vows a tougher policy against talent poaching.
Official batting averages of the American League up to July 4 compiled under the direction of Ban B. Johnson. The standings list players by team with hits and averages reflecting the season through that date.
Baseball in Brief Form reports concise notes from American leagues. Players, teams, and scores are summarized in compact items, highlighting key outcomes and notable performances.
Giants battle to remain close to the Cubs as Chance's men hold a slim lead over Mc Graw's squad. The Giants’ weak pitching staff makes it hard to see how they can contend.
It would not be surprising if Mahoney the Fordham twirler gets a chance to show his skill shortly. He may be sent in to relieve one of his pitching brethren before the week is out.
The Tigers face a stiff challenge in Philadelphia as the Athletics push to seize momentum and capitalize on favorable conditions during the game.
A northwest breeze boosts the Boston Yacht Club fleet but accidents mar the cruise from Little Harbor to Portland Harbor. The Acushia Sr. loses topsail and mast, one crewman injured but slight. Golden Rod leads late but loses by 3 45 at Old Prince Buoy. Elaine and Nutmeg place in class finishes. Several vessels run aground or drag anchors. Shiyessa IV and others reach Cape Porpoise by 3 pm after a day of mishaps.
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Mitchell muffed a fly with men on second and third in the first inning. Bergen threw out six Cin cinnati baserunners attempting steals. Burns and Scanlon pitched for Brooklyn and Cincinnati respectively, with Wheat and Paskett collecting two-base hits. Time 2 hours. Umpires Klem and Kane.
Chicago beat New York 4 to 2 as Richie Crandall and teammates delivered timely hits to curb the Giants winning streak. Chance Bridwell and Meyers contributed key hits, helping the Cubs prevent New York from reclaiming first in the pennant race.
Jack Johnson, reeling from defeating James J. Jeffries in Reno, arrives by Twentieth Century Limited to a massive turnout of about 6000 African American admirers in New York. He is mobbed, hustled into a car, and escorted to a theater as police struggle to maintain order. Johnson explains his finances from selling his moving pictures stake and analyzes the fight’s decisive blows while basking in an overwhelming public reception.
Lynn overwhelmed Brockton as McCorry held the visitors scoreless. Lynn piled up 17 hits led by a dominant offense, while Olg drew five bases on balls in five at bats, claimed to equal a world record.
Worcester beat New Bedford 2 to 1 as Groh and Bauman starred for Worcester. Bauman drove in runs, with Crum and Anthony also contributing. New Bedford stranded five and eight strikeouts for Griffith and Martini.
Lowell defeats Fall River 8 to 0 with five first inning runs and adds on in the second. Wood allowed four hits and was pulled after the opening frame while Bedient pitched eight innings, yielding six hits. Tenney Bertwhistle Magee Hinakely Wolfgang Sullivan and others factored in the offense with two base hits and multiple runs driven in.
First game Atlanta 3 Birmingham 0. Birmingham wins 3 1 in the second game after seven innings by agreement. Memphis 2 Mobile 1, New Orleans 1 Nashville 0, Chattanooga 1 Montgomery 0.
Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 0 and St. Paul 9 Kansas City 9 were called end 17th due to darkness. Columbus-Indianapolis and Toledo-Louisville games postponed because of rain.
Springfield defeated Holyoke 9 to 4 while Hartford won 4 to 4 draw with New Haven New Britain beat Northampton 5 to 4 and Bridgeport 4 to 2 over Waterbury in a compact league results note with multiple city teams.
Lacrosse first baseman John Kading of Eau Claire in the Minnesota Wisconsin league was sold today to the Pittsburgh National League team for 1500 dollars. The deal transfers Kading to the Pirates as a major league prospect.
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