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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
7
Nearly 12 000 Reds fans watched the Braves edge Cincinnati 5 to 4 in seven innings. Pete Donohue was tagged for 11 singles as the Braves aimed to show individuality and handed the youngster his toughest defeat of the season.
The Reds led early but marred by double plays and misplays. Marquard relieved Oeschger in the seventh and shut down the Reds the rest of the way as Kopf and Gibson drove key hits for the Braves.
In an 11 8 innings game Osborne and Stueland pitched for the winners while Alexander took the loss. Parkinson and Leslie each had two base hits with Hollacher Callaghan and Fletcher adding three bases. Walker homered and stole a base with a double play turning from Parkinson to Leslie. Ring and Smith pitched for the losers with Smith allowing seven runs in 7 3 8 innings. Umpires Rlgier and Moran officiated as time reached 2b 38m.
Red Faber held New York to three hits as the White Sox defeated the Yankees 4 to 0 for their second straight win. Pipp moved to second, Schang dropped into the fifth spot, Ruth’s fourth inning single was the Yankees’ first hit off Faber, and Yaryan and Hooper hit early homers with no runners aboard.
Frederick W. King of New York and Daniel Singer of Jersey City beat golfers in a freak two ball two arrow match at North Jersey Country Club Paterson N J. Archers used bows to shoot at targets the cup size while golfers faced standard clubs. The archers led after halving the first two holes and won as Philip O'Connor missed a long putt on the final green.
Pruett makes a debut with the St Louis Browns as a fadeaway pitcher likened to Christy Mathewson. Critics praise his rare skill baffling Babe Ruth who struck out six of seven appearances against him. Viewers question his long term strength in the majors.
Rougier won the Grand Prix for passenger cars covering about 441 miles in 6 hours 3 minutes 224 seconds at Strasbourg. Duray finished second and Ganderman third, two and seven minutes behind the winner.
Urban Red Faber of the White Sox limited the Yankees to three hits as Chicago won 4 to 0 with two homers by Hooper and Yaryan. Dixie Davis shut out the Browns 2 to 0 at Capital. Browns gathered two runs in the third. The Cardinals edged the Giants 1 to 0 as Hy Myers sparked the scoring with a double and a decisive eighth inning triple. Willie Mitchell collected four hits in four at bats as the Cubs beat the Pirates 8 to 6. Braves defeated Reds 5 to 4. Donahue was hit hard but Kopf starred at second. Sherdel beat Barnes in Cards Giants pitcher duel as Barnes faltered in the eighth. Max Flack drove in a run in the eighth for the Cardinals.
Albany built a wide lead in both games of a doubleheader against Fitchburg, winning 11 to 2 in the first and dominating the second with Dowd and Leary delivering key hits. Wild pitches, bases on balls, and hit batters shaped the scoring as Albany pitchers fended off Fitchburg rallies.
Bob McCurdy wired from New York that he assigned Fred Fulton and Jim Tracey of Australia to perform at his boxing show at the Revere cycle track Friday evening.
The Arlington town baseball team will host two twilight games at Spy Fond Athletic Field this week. The first starts this evening at 6 30 and the second is set for Wednesday at game hour with a featured infielders display.
The schedule shows American League games with Detroit at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Ashington Cleveland at Philadelphia. National League games include Boston at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Chicago. Eastern League fixtures feature Pittsfeld at Waterbury Springfield at Bridgeport Fitchburg at Albany New Haven at Hartford.
Hartford swept both ends of a doubleheader against New Haven 5 to 4 and 4 to 3 in front of about 6,000 fans. Cries Talbot earned the deciding win in the opener while Neher and Th hite-Rosen Bayrs paced scoring for Hartford with key plays and errors hampering New Haven. In Waterbury, Pittfield and Waterbury split a twin bill, 2 to 0 and 2 to 0, with Tierney pitching in the second game.
The Commerce Commercial Club team, made up of Commerce High players, defeated the Newton Rambler 6 to 4 at Newton Upper Falls yesterday. Barney Nolan, Fenway school pitching ace, struck out 11 and received strong support with three fast doubles.
In Bridgeport on July 16, Fortune beat Bernboet with a late rally as the Emmeri paseo connected safely four times. Gonsales and Loftus led in hits while Gonsales, Loftus, B O'Neil, Simpson and Emmerich starred defensively. Bornhoeft and Fortune combined for eight strikeouts with several errors and bases on balls shaping the tense finish.
The Cleveland manager Tris Speaker proposed trading Stuffy McInnis to the New York Yankees for Waite Hoyt and Wilson Fewster to bolster his slipping 1920 club. Miller Huggins refused as first base is filled by Wally Pipp. Speaker hinted he might join a trade himself if it proceeds.
Speculation swirls that Giants manager John McGraw may buy pitchers to sustain the pennant push. The piece notes rival clubs like Boston and Philadelphia could entertain overtures, while detailing current standings and pitching form across the leagues.
Hy Myers delivered a bases loaded double in the seventh and a bases loaded triple in the eighth as Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2. Mitchell collected four hits in four at bats and Grimes excelled in relief with Pirates left on base. Carlson worked until the eighth before Morrison finished.
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