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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
9
Detroit overwhelms Boston 16 to 7 at Fenway behind Ty Cobb five for five with a homer, six RBIs, and a stolen base. Ehmke and Piercy struggle on the mound as Cobb leads a Bengalese assault that kneecaps the Sox early and never relents.
Babe Ruth belted his 15th home run of the season in the seventh inning against the White Sox. He trails Harry Heilmann by one and Clarence Walker and Kenneth Williams by six for the league lead, noting his 12 day difference from last year’s pace.
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the second game of the series. Uhle allowed four hits to the home club while Cleveland gathered 14 safeties for 27 total bases and turned three double plays to keep Philadelphia scoreless early.
Chicago outlasted New York 8 to 7 in 11 innings as Falk, Sheely, and Strunk drove in the winning run. Babe Ruth homered for the 15th time, with Ruth Hooper and Mostil also going deep. Multiple pitchers used. Blankenship earned the win. game stretched into extra frames with late rallies and defensive miscues.
St Paul 9 Minneapolis 4 in first game. Minneapolis 7 St Paul 3 in another. Kansas City 15 Milwaukee 14 went seven innings amid rain conditions.
Detroit pummeled Boston 16 to 7 as the Red Sox flopped after an early five-run lead. Braves beat Reds 8 to 7 in 10 innings after leading 6 to 2, while the Yankees edged the White Sox 8 to 7 in 11 innings. Cleveland won eight straight as Uhle blanked the Athletics, and Washington led early before rain interrupted play. Pirates beat Dodgers 8 to 5, Cubs topped Phillies 3 to 2 on a crucial ninth-inning play, and Giants took a 3 to 2 win over the Cardinals to pull within a game and a half.
The St. Bridget's Boys' Club of Lexington will host a return baseball contest against St. Columba Junior Holy Name Society from Lowell. The game, arranged by business manager James F. O'Halloran, is set for next Saturday at 3 p.m. on the Lexington Athletic Field. The opener saw the saved club win in a thrilling finish.
Chicago captured a 3 to 2 win over Philadelphia as an eighth inning rally produced the decisive runs. The visitors threatened in the ninth, scoring once before Callaghan’s perfect throw to the plate retired Henline for the final out.
New York beat St Louis 8 to 2 as Toney pitched masterfully allowing eight hits. McCurdy replaced by Clemons in the fourth. Slugger Flack hit a two base. Frisch Young Bancroft stole bases. Doak took the loss. Time 1h 45m.
Buffalo defeats Newark 12 to 5 while Rochester loses 1 to 2 against Baltimore. The card lists Wet grounds at Jersey City Toronto and Reading Syracuse as cited venues.
Deberry drives in the go ahead run in the ninth as the Pirates defeat the Robins with big hits from Ward Bigbee Barnhart and Tierney and multiple pitchers used including Mamaux Yellowhorse Hamilton Vance and Pesetyr. Hamilton is the winning pitcher and Varee the loser with Klem and Pfirman umpiring.
Manager John F. Sachetti of Lexington Council No 94 Knights of Columbus has booked a game with Natick town team for next Sunday afternoon at 3 15 at Lexington Athletic Field. Shanahan and Lynah will be the local battery with Harper and Donovan for the visitors.
Cincinnati Ohio July 17 Jake Daubert and Babe Pinelli delivered a decisive tenth inning for the Reds overcoming an 8 to 7 deficit. After McQuillan walked two to load the bases Daubert opened with a triple and Pinelli followed with a sharp single to center for the winning run.
In a tight game the winning run scored in the overtime. Duncan and Nixon doubled, Daubert Harper Duncan Watson tripled, Bohne Cruise Gibaon homered. Keck earned the win with solid relief, while Couch Schnell Lansing McQuillan struggled. Umpires Sentel and McCormick off time info.
Babe Herman won by a 12th round knockout over Billy Henry at the Broadway Exhibition Association Club in Brooklyn. Herman held the advantage throughout the bout.
Newark New Jersey July 17 Fred Fulton of Rochester Minn heavyweight defeated Bob Roper of Chicago in a 12 round match by a majority of newspapers at ringside. Fulton staggered Roper in round one and Roper twice sent Fulton to the canvas for nine counts. Fulton denied foul blows and finished strong to win on points. Fulton weighed 210 pounds and Roper 186.
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo won the decision over Tommy Noble of England in a 12 round junior lightweights clash in Buffalo. Noble led early but Goodrich dominated from the seventh round onward and the crowd urged a rematch. Bobby Tracy another Buffalo fighter defeated Eddie Gallacher of Hamilton on points in six rounds.
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