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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
10
Boston earns a 6 to 4 victory over Cleveland followers as Tris Speaker delivers a timely three run shot and Jack O'Connor's team battles back from a three run deficit. Lake matching up against Boston's lineup proves costly as Carrigan and Hooper pace a late overthrow surge.
New York erased a seven run deficit to beat Detroit 11 to 8 as Mullin left the mound late and three relievers worked in the eighth. Cobb drove in five Detroit runs with a fifth inning triple and Austin homered for New York while Roach Knight and Mitchell added two base hits each.
The Speed Boys delivered an agile exhibition to about 5000 fans. Carrigan, famed for his steals, drove in half of Boston’s six runs and slid home on a wild pitch near Stephens. Charlie Smith, tall and fleet, scored on Newnam’s muff in the seventh, then sprinted to second despite a near test.
St. Louis center fielder Danny Hoffman made a sharp play in the sixth inning as Jake Stahl hit a line drive to center into a strong wind. Hoffman used his head, fielded cleanly, and nabbed the ball for an out.
Boston moves within reach of second place after beating St Louis while Cleveland defeats the Athletics. Detroit crushed New York, widening the gap for the Speed Boys. Philadelphia and Cleveland prepare a doubleheader, New York and Boston schedule one game each. Secon d place remains just ahead of the locals.
In the American League games St Louis hosts Boston at 2 45 p m Detroit visits New York Cleveland plays Philadelphia in a two game set Chicago travels to Washington National League action has Boston at Chicago Philadelphia meets Cincinnati Brooklyn hosts Pittsburg New York visits St Louis New England matches Haverhill at Lynn Lawrence at Fall River Lowell at Worcester Brockton plays New Bedford.
Owing to a cancellation the Notre Dame team of South Boston is without a game this afternoon and seeks to hear from stronger local teams. Call Martin Fitzpatrick in South Boston at 21066 after 9 a.m.
Joe Lake pitched well through two innings as the Red Sox built a three run lead before the Browns rallied. Wagener opened the third with a double and the Browns pounded Lake, tying the game and showcasing hits off his delivery. Previous meetings saw Lake hold Boston to low run totals before the Sox finally solved him.
Clyde Engle made the star play in yesterday's game with a sharp fielding run and a backhand toss to Wagner to throw Wallace out at second after Newnam's slow grounder. The ex New Yorker appears to be fitting into Patsy Donovan's outfit.
Red Sox pitcher Charlie Smith had a rough start allowing two early runs to the St. Louis lineup but settled down. He finished with eight hits allowed and five strikeouts without a base on balls. Smith has won three of his last five decisions while yielding 15 runs and 46 hits.
Washington and Chicago split a twin bill in Washington with the Senators winning 2 to 1 after dropping the opener 5 to 1. Highlights include Sullivan’s three-base hit and Milan’s collision with Gessler in the second game, forcing Olmstead to double swap in the field.
Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Philadelphia with a 7 to 6 Cleveland win in the first game and a 15 inning tie at one run apiece in the second. Falkenberg and Bender pitched well in the extended matchup, with Bender barely besting Falkenberg in the early duel. Stovall Baker Murphy and Turner are among the notable players noted for offensive efforts.
American heavyweight Sam McVey forced Englishman Peter Rice to quit in the fifth round of a Paris match on July 22, delivering a decisive victory in a decisive pugilistic encounter.
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