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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
10
Portland won the first game 8 to 1 behind sharp fielding by Burns and Clemens, with Jordan replacing Williams. The second game went to Worcester 4 to 3 after a seventh inning rally. Jordan doubled as a pinch hitter, and Kim relieved Johnson's at bat.
Lynn defeats Manchester 4 to 0 behind Martin's two hit allowed performance. Manchester manager Kiernan and pitcher Smith were ejected by Umpire White for arguing. Key notes include Halstein on a two base hit, Orcutt a three base hit, and Porter with two stolen bases.
The record lists late-game substitutions for Zieser Swayne Fahey, and notes Lawrence batting .1600 with various hits and outs. It details Thompson with a two-base hit, stolen bases, Reed with sacrifice hits, and pitching totals for Shears and Zieser including a wild pitch and time 25 minutes.
Hartford won 4 to 3 as three straight bunts with two outs scored runners from third. Trautman relieved well in the late innings, with Houck pitching for Pawtucket. Key moments included two base hits by Gilmore Leid and Trautman, and multiple stolen bases as the Hartford nine capitalized on timely bunts.
New Bedford defeated Springfield in the ninth inning as Phoenix and Phillips drove in the winning run. Phoenix and Young contributed strong batting as New Bedford edged Springfield 3 to 2.
New Haven built a four inning lead and held on to defeat Brockton 6 to 4. Menosky Frasier Hogan Coles Murphy Somers Courtney Senno Kiley Weeden and Dempsey starred with a mix of hits as New Haven piled up runs while Somers and Warwick limited Brockton.
Vanola captured the 2 15 pace feature while Bettina won the 2 24 trot and Fern Go took the 2 20 pace at the Northampton opening meet. Purse totals ranged around 500 to 300 dollars with additional contenders and notable performances listed in the day’s results.
Detroit July 27 Indiana horse Single G. won the Chamber of Commerce $5000 stake for 207 class pacers with 14 starters, the largest field ever. Gosnell drove Anderson Wilkes son to three fast miles in straight heats, never needing full effort and could have set a stake record if required.
The Chamber of Commerce program featured three finished races and one unfinished when rain stopped after one heat. Lelia Patchen returned to win the 2:05 pace four heats, Lou Jennings swept the 2:13 trot in straight heats, and Jean and Hedgewood Patchen battled in the 2:22 pace before rain halted the card. Fifty-one horses were listed as sure starters for tomorrow’s four events including the M. and M. $10,000 stake for 2:08 trotters.
Washington home victory over Cleveland 1 to 0 ends the Indians longest win streak since 1913 in a pitchers duel. Milan scores on a first inning steal home while Gallia and Hagerman hold the slate with limited hits. Moeller, Milan, Henry steal bases. Hagerman fends off Washington offense after the second.
Smoky Joe Wood outpitched Chicago stars Lefty Russell and Red Faber for nine innings. He allowed only two hits through five frames and surrendered one run, aided by Boston fielding errors. Jack Fournier’s ninth inning hit ended the game as Wood rose to form reminiscent of his great seasons.
Natick Day brings a strong crowd to Fenway Park as Umpire Tommy Connolly officiates the game. Boston and Chicago slugged it out with Wood’s pitching and sharp defense shaping a tight contest despite Buck Weaver facing crowd heat. Hooper and Barry produced key plays for Boston in a 1 0 defeat of Chicago.
Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis defeated Jose Azevedo of California in a 12 round bout at the Atlas A A, the Hoosier winning likely seven rounds to five with several even rounds.
A hard fought match featured Sayior and Jose trading rough blows with clinches and fouls. Jose leveraged left hooks to the mouth while Saylor suffered a cut from a head bump. Alger over Byers in a five round stretch, Galvin impresses in prelims, and Goodwin defeats Clancy in a six round opener.
Detroit defeats New York 7 to 3 as Coveleskie earns win with 3 innings for relief. Crawford and Bauman key with two base hits and a double. Pipp, Boone, and Vitt contribute run support. Pieh and Fisher struggle on the mound.
In the Longwood Bowl tennis event at the Cricket Club, top favorites prevailed across singles and doubles. Washburn defeated Wright in a hard fought star match while Williams beat Watters, and Griffin, Johnston, and Seaver advanced, highlighting a day of close contests on the grass courts.
Heinie Wagner will not appear in the current series after he angered Arbitrator Thomas Connolly with fervent remarks at St. Louis. No notice from President Ban Johnson had arrived as of yesterday regarding a three day suspension for the Boston club player.
In Kansas City on July 27 Brooklyn took the first game 7 to 5 before Kansas City won the nightcap 6 to 2. The doubleheader featured tight scoring and key hits as Brooklyn struggled in the second game against Kansas City pitching.
Buffalo scored three runs on hits off Prendergast and Brown to defeat Chicago 3 to 2 in the opener of the series. The linescore lists Buffalo with 21 0 0 1 60 and Chicago with 0 6 0 0 0 2.
Pittsburg Federals defeated Baltimore 2 to 1 in ten innings today. Pittsburg scored in the tenth while Baltimore failed to plate after a late surge.
Newark led 11 to 3 against St Louis in the first game of the series, scoring early and pulling away with a first inning surge. St Louis mounted a brief rally but could not overcome the deficit as Newark added runs through the game, securing the win.
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