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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
12
The Tigers and Red Sox clash as Karger shines with a home run and a sharp single while Cobb and Stahl clash on the field. Karger’s pitching silences Detroit despite wind and Cobb’s attempts as Speaker stars with a homer and key steals. The game ends with Boston edging Detroit as Karger and Speaker lead the charge in a dramatic late rally.
Both Cobb and Crawford were wild in a windy game as Karger walked four and Stroud five. In the third inning Addie intentionally balked Cobb and Crawford with Stroud on second and one out, loading the bases before Simmons struck out. Simmons protested and was ejected by umpire Connolly after venting at the game.
Tris Speaker had the edge over Cobb yesterday going 2 for 4 with a walk a sacrifice hit a single and a home run. He stole a base and made three put outs. Tyrus Cobb also went 4 for 4 with a three bagger a walk and two infield outs while tying Speaker with three put outs.
Dred Eddie Karger, for the Red Sox, started in the box against Detroit for the second time in the present series. After winning Tuesday’s 14 inning win, he was sent to pitch again and delivered, allowing four hits and contributing a home run in the second inning that helped Boston win. Detroit’s lone run came in the first inning of the 14 inning game, with Karger shutting them out for 22 straight innings.
In the Boston Americans versus Detroit series closing yesterday the Red Sox led in batting .326 to Detroit’s .226, stole 11 bases to seven, committed one fewer error, and scored 21 runs to Detroit’s 10. Over four days 71,908 fans attended. The following summarizes the series.
Cobb clashed with pitcher Karger after a heated exchange. He attempted a seventh inning bunt down the first base line but Karger and Stahl covered well. Cobb slid spikes first and was retired on Karger’s quick throw, leaving the Texas pitcher unscathed.
Waterbury trails Northampton 9 to 6 and Bridgeport 6 Hartford 6 at 14th. New Haven 6 over Holyoke 4. New Britain 4 defeats Springfield 3 as scores settle.
Providence edged Buffalo 2 1 while Toronto defeated Jersey City 7 4 in a burst of offense. Baltimore beat Rochester 1 0 to cap a compact day of minor league baseball standings.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2 as all Chicago runs came in the eighth inning on J Collins triple Dougherty single and a walk and an error by Davis. The game featured 32 scoreless innings by Chicago and a similar drought by Philadelphia before the costly error ended the stalemate.
The schedule lists National league games including St. Louis at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at St. Louis and regional New England pairings Lynn at Haverhill Lawrence at Fall River Lowell at Worcester Brockton at New Bedford.
New York Highlanders crushed the St. Louis Browns 19 to 2 in the fourth game of the series. St. Louis managed runs in only one inning, the sixth, while three Browns pitchers Ray Bailey and Kinsella were nearly overwhelmed by the Highlanders offense.
Heinie Wagner executed a clever base-running sequence in the second inning. He started on first as Carrigan hit to Bush, drawn in by the hit and run. Carrigan was put out at first, Wagner rounded to third, and he beat Tom Jones' throw to reach the bag ahead of the tag for the score.
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