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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
14
The Longwood Bowl tennis tourney opened on Chestnut Hill courts with a large gallery watching favorites depart. Williams defeated Dana 6 4 6 3 in straight sets while Garland and Dionne followed with a keen Yale connection drawing strong play as the New England sectional doubles elimination begins.
Yale players showcased a slashing game while facing unconventional cutting styles on rain-soft courts. Nat W. Niles defeated G. W. Pike of Springfield, with Espec ally strong service and steady form. Other results included Inman beating Jennings and Dabney Jr. defeating Claflin as five matches were postponed to today.
Cleveland side wins 7 to 1 over Philadelphia under Tris Speaker, Morton scattering hits and homers. Philadelphia scores on an error as Cleveland pulls away early, with Rogers knocked out and Johnson unable to stem the tide.
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 2 as Ehmke bests Ruth on the mound. Sloppy fielding and base running sap Boston while Roth drives in the lone Sox runs including a ninth inning homer. Mussed defense and missed scoring chances doom the Hub.
Chicago swept New York with 7 to 6 and 5 to 4 wins. Kerr earned the victory in both contests as Chicago's hitters torched starter Russell in the opener and continued the attack in the nightcap.
New Bedford reports Bobby Dyson from New Bedford defeats Frankie Fay of Brooklyn in a 12 round match. Dyson dominated the fight with a swift pace and won 10 rounds to Fay's 2.
American. Boston plays Detroit. New York visits Chicago. Philadelphia hosts Cleveland. Washington travels to St. Louis.
In a decisive game, Newark defeated Binghamton 5 to 0. The high-scoring finish reflected Newark's strong offense and stout defense, securing clear victory.
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