Red Sox Split With Senators In Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox split the twin bill with the Washington Senators, winning the opener 6 to 4 and losing the second 7 to 4 as they headed westward.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
20
The Boston Red Sox split the twin bill with the Washington Senators, winning the opener 6 to 4 and losing the second 7 to 4 as they headed westward.
Boston outhit Washington but costly errors and a late Ferguson wild throw opened the ninth. Johnson struggled after an early six-run output by the Senators, while Mogridge held firm as Washington rallied for a comeback, with Rice, Harris and Pratt delivering key hits.
American League Falk Chicago leads yesterday's action with a season total of four homers. National League Henline Philadelphia tops the league totals with a lab total of 118 runs in the season.
Frieilen faces West Soliary at Walpole Medford and St Johns Prep meet Charlestown and Trade Lynn English plays Chelsea Gloucester meets Swampscott Rindge Tech hosts Field Day at Russell Piel Field events highlight the schedule with multiple school matchups.
The Boston clubs struggled with mixed results as Burleigh Grimes starred for Brooklyn beating Boston 4-1. Washington toppled Boston 6-4 while Boston won 7-4 in a late rally. Chicago swept Cleveland as Lindsey faltered in the sixth and Falk homered twice. Philadelphia beat the Giants 3-1 with Ryan losing. Pirates crushed Cincinnati 11-0, moving within 1.5 games of the Giants. Browns beat Detroit 7-5 with three triples and three doubles, and Tiger lineup shifts echoed Memorial Day.
The big district league game at Walpole Street grounds features Brighton versus West Roxbury. A Brighton win would nearly secure the championship for Coach Scanlon's squad. In the first round Brighton defeated West Roxbury 4 to 2 with Joe McKenney pitching against Letty O'Connor in a pivotal matchup.
American and National leagues feature matchups across Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburg and regional games in New Haven Pittsfield Hartford Fitchburg Springfield Bridgeport Albany Waterbury.
St Andrews defeats Norton All Stars 4 to 1 in a twilight game at Lee Street, South Boston. Bader shines with pitching and hitting, backed by crisp double plays from Lonergan, Maloney and Doherty.
Brooklyn fans celebrate a 4 1 Dodgers win over the Braves with Burleigh Grimes showing revival, Ward delivering solid defense at short, and Bert Griffith delivering timely hits. The crowd’s enthusiasm is described as 1000 percent.
O'Neil and Nixon delivered singles for Boston's only score in the third as Grimes struggled with his third error and a wild throw to second. Dodgers break open the game with timely hits in the fifth and seventh, Ward and Miller keying the rally. Grimes and Boecker suffer on defense as extenuated by a Boeckel line drive mishap.
Clarence Carman, noted for sensational riding at Revere Cycle track, is favored to win the 30 mile motor paced race at Worcester Coliseum tomorrow night. He faces George Chapman the American champion and Charlie Verkeyn of Antwerp. Professional and amateur sprint races also on card.
Doherty led Woburn High with four hits in four at bats as the right fielder sparked a 12 to 8 win over Norwood High in Woburn. Walsh and McDonough starred for Woburn while Karshis Beckholm and Dower worked the Norwood batteries.
Chicago beat Cleveland 8 to 4 to take three of four from the Indians. Lindsey began a wild sixth inning with five Chicago runs aided by a single hit while Falk homered twice for the White Sox in the May 31 game at Cleveland.
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