Errors by the Athletics Give Cleveland the Game
Cleveland won the opening game of the series against Philadelphia 6 to 4 amid Philadelphia errors. Lingstone, returning after a two week absence, attempted to catch but retired with a weak leg.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
13
Cleveland won the opening game of the series against Philadelphia 6 to 4 amid Philadelphia errors. Lingstone, returning after a two week absence, attempted to catch but retired with a weak leg.
National league games include Pittsburg at Boston two games at 2 p m Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York American league features Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis Washington at Detroit New England matches Lawrence at Haverhill River at Worcester Lynn at Brockton Lowell at New Bedford all on the slate
Nashville beat New Orleans 6 to 3 in a regional matchup. Atlanta defeated Montgomery 5 to 4. Birmingham won over Chattanooga 2 to 0. Mobile topped Memphis 3 to 1.
English High defeated Waltham High this afternoon by 4 to 1 in a baseball game at Waltham. The score reflected strong pitching and timely hitting from English High hitters.
Fall River defeats Lowell 4 to 1 as Fred Tenney fumbles in the eighth inning breaks a tie. Sullivan later drives in two runs for the home team with key hits by Cunningham and Rising.
Rain halted the Haverhill Lynn game in the seventh with Lynn leading 11 to 8. Scanlon started for Haverhill, exited after the first inning, Freil allowed 11 runs in 6 1 8 innings. Scoring notes include Logan and Lentz with two base hits, and Metz and Coulter stealing bases. Byrne umpired as rain shortened the contest.
In New York on June 7 the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 5 to 4 to prevent the Giants from taking the lead. Raymond drove in three of the Cardinals’ runs while Huggins and Ellis contributed key hits, with Huggins stealing second and scoring on Ellis' double in the sixth inning.
Lawrence shut out Brockton 3 to 0 in the first game before rain stopped play in the fourth inning of the second game. Crisham delivered the timely hit in the opening frame that decided the contest for Lawrence.
Woburn High outslugged Saugus High 16 to 3 at Library Park. Wall pitched masterfully allowing no walks and seven strikeouts while yielding only three hits. Batterymates were Wall and Severns for Woburn with Greutzer and Comee catching for Saugus.
Matchmaker Jack Doherty of Lymansville seeks a 15 round bout rematch between Andy Morris and Al Kubiak after their previous encounter. The proposal targets a major venue and builds on renewed interest from boxing fans.
Worcester June 9 The star Holy Cross pitcher Joe Foley who has won more games this season for the Purple than any predecessor and has drawn offers from major league clubs has signed to join the Red Sox after graduation this month. Close sources say his contract surpasses that given Bill Carrigan and Jack Hoey.
Three regulars on Revere High School baseball balked at field positions before a scheduled game with East Boston High. George Cleaves and Rouillard pressed to move W Cleaves to first, but captain Haynes and manager Nicolini refused. The match was halted after three innings with East Boston leading 5 to 1 as rain arrived.
Harry Dame yesterday accepted the position of coach of the Waltham High School football eleven for next fall.
Philadelphia edged Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitching duel with sharp fielding. Grant drove in the lone run on a steal and a single in the third. Moran was hit by a pitch in the same inning. McIntire started for Chicago, Stack finished for Philadelphia, with Rigier and Emslie umpiring.
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