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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
11
Adams outclassed Mathewson in a duel as Tesreau shut out Pittsburgh, delivering a decisive Giants victory.
Chicago faces Boston as Detroit meets New York and St Louis plays Philadelphia. Cleveland visits Washington. National League games include Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Pittsburg. Federal League features Newark at St Louis and Buffalo at Chicago. Brooklyn visits Kansas City and Baltimore at Pittsburg. New England League games list Manchester at Lynn Worcester at Portland Fitchburg at Lewiston Lowell at Lawrence. Colonial League schedules Springfield at New Bedford Brockton at New Haven Pawtucket at Hartford.
Players Robertson Carey and Hinchman contributed in an 8 run effort for New York. Tesreau allowed three base on balls and struck out seven while McQuillan faced two walks and fanned two. Umpires Klem and Cockill presided with the game lasting 1 hour 40 minutes.
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 13 to 8 to wrap up the series. Myers homered off Sallee as Brooklyn improves to 22-6 in 28 games since June 30 comeback. Stengel and Hyatt add key hits while Appleton and Ames struggle on the mound in a high scoring contest.
Arthur Duffey praises mutual examples as Red Sox win 13 of 20 on western trip and Braves 13 of 18 at home. The piece notes Jones Taber and Cliff Horne in forthcoming Panama Pacific races and praises Fenway Park clock, Arch ie Hahn and Cornell crew details.
The bout was stopped as Jef fries struggled to rise after being down. The referee halted the match amid loud fight fan demand, a stoppage that credits the winner with a knockout.
Cleveland dispatch notes manager Bill Carrigan and a battle-hardened Red Sox returning from a three week West invasion. They prepare for a four day series opening with the White Sox at Fenway Park tomorrow afternoon.
Boston arrives in St Louis after a gruelling Western trip, leading the pennant chase with Carrigan’s lineup in peak form. Ruth, Wood, Shore and Collins pace a strong pitching staff while Duffy Lewis and Speaker anchor a steady hitting attack.
Clarence Rowland White Sox manager will not be allowed to act as a cheerleader at Comiskey Park. He has been seen leaving the coaching box to urge the crowd on in cheering to rattle opposing pitchers and faces possible penalties during Chicago’s four games here.
Smoky Joe Wood is slated to start for the Red Sox against the White Sox with Thomas likely to catch. Faber seems set for Chicago while Schalk handles the plate. The series could decide Boston pennant hopes as four games remain with Detroit looming. Buck Weaver draws Boston attention for slugging moves toward Scott and Barry, with past incidents recalled from St. Louis.
Australian light welterweight Jack Read says he will return to Sydney on the S S Ventura after an eight fight winning streak in the West. He reports offers for contests in Sydney and plans to come back to the United States in January and then visit Boston. Read vows to avenge defeats suffered in the East and meet his former challengers again.
Columbus defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 while St. Paul beat Milwaukee 11 to 6. Indianapolis downed Louisville 6 to 3. Kansas City and Minneapolis game postponed due to wet grounds.
Lewiston won 2 to 1 over Fitchburg in five innings at Lewiston Maine as rain halted play. Becker starred for Lewiston with key putouts, while Snell scored, and pitching notes credit Dedrick and Reiger with six and two strikeouts respectively. Umpire White presided as the game ended after 54 minutes.
Worcester scored two runs in the first inning on a missed third strike a walk error and a wild pitch. No other runs. The game was called before the seventh inning due to rain.
A partial baseball box score note lists Manchester and players Tierney Orcutt Haight Briggs and Ordway Poland Snell with two bases and stolen bases. It records a ninth inning batted for Berger and a double play by Chatal.
Bancroft's fifth inning homer ties the game for Philadelphia as the Quakers defeat Cincinnati 6-2. Demarew, Schneider, and McKenery each pitched for the Phillies with several players contributing hits, including Griffith Clarke Rodger Groh and Bancroft in a 7 inning effort by Schneider.
Tim Looney, a Cambridge boxing manager, says Johnny Emery will fight Harry Carlson of Brockton if Carlson makes 128 pounds by 6 o clock. Looney hopes Lenox A C of Gloucester hosts the bout. Howard McRae of the Looney stable invites Mickey Brown of Malden for a bout at any club on fair terms.
Atlanta defeats Memphis 2 to 0 and Little Rock routs Mobile 18 to 1. New Orleans tops Chattanooga 11 to 1 while Birmingham beats Nashville 6 to 2.
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