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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
12
The Braves defeated the Pirates 7 to 3 in a see saw contest. Walter Holke broke a tie with a sixth inning RBI as the Braves rallied later to seal the win against the Buccaneers while Chief Yellow Horse struggled on the mound.
New York notes show Chicago’s win over the Giants 4 to 3 in a late inning rally. Alexander shone in relief as Nehf struggled. Statz and Friberg doubled for the Cubs while Meusel and Hollacher contributed for the Giants.
British golfers have raised $10,000 to fund sending a team to the United States amateur championship at Brookline Mass in September. John G Anderson of Siwanoy returned from England aboard the Aruintania with J D Chapman Greenwich Conn and Donald Parsons Youngstown Ohio who played in the British amateur tournament.
Babe Ruth opened his home run season with a bang in Chicago. He belted a drive to right field then another to center for his fifth homer, with no runners aboard. He struck out once, singled, walked twice, and scored twice in a three at bat day.
Dodgers fall after the Reds show kindness with key eighth inning for Couch. Duncan and Caveney collect two base hits while Johnaton, B. Griffith, Myers, Ward make sacrifices. Johneaton, Ward, Schmandt turn double plays. Couch and Gillespie split innings in a 7 inning start. Pitching notes list losing pitcher Coven and umpires O Day and Hart.
World welterweight champion Jack Britton and world lightweight champion Benny Leonard were signed by Tex Rickard for a 15 round decision bout at the Velodrome on June 9. Both boxers agree to a percentage-based purse and this will be their third meeting, with prior bouts ending in no decision.
Seven National League clubs recommended to Commissioner Landis the retention of the barnstorming rule that led to suspensions for Babe Ruth and two other players after a meeting in New York on June 9.
New York reports suspend Chicago Nationals manager William Kellefer and coach Oscar Dagey for altercation with umpire Quigley after the New York Chicago game. Heydler named to lead memorial for Captain Adrian Anson and investigate the Rhines family. pension granted to Cal A. McVey.
Braves walloped Pirates 7 to 3 as losses piled up for the Cubs and Red Sox. Wilbur Cooper faced the Braves at Braves Field, while Joe Oeschger lingered on the mound for the Giants as the Browns rolled over the Red Sox 8 to 1. Babe Ruth homered for the Yanks, and Bob Meusel crushed his fifth homer as New York fell to the White Sox 6 to 4. The Cubs edged the Phillies 4 to 3 at Polo Grounds, while the Cardinals beat the Phillies 4 to 3. The Pirates and Cardinals benefited from former Pirates as Tony Boeckle, Fred Nicholson, and Barbare starred in the early action. The Cleveland-Washington game was postponed after the death of Pres. Jim Dunn.
The A's opened strong beating the Tigers with big hits from Miller Blue Walker Johnston and Welch. Dykes doubled in a key rally, pitching shifts included Stoner, Johnson, Cole, and Harris, while Rommel and others matched pace.
Danforth dominated with left handed pitches as St. Louis scored early, beating Boston 8 to 1. The win narrows the Yankees' lead to two and a half games and the Sox head to Chicago for a four game set with the White Sox.
City Hall Avenue Traffic squad edged the Police Departments league 10 to 2 at Boston Common. Smith and Hoar homered for City Hall Avenue station while Desmond and Leahy led runners. Lane detail lists line scores, hits, and fielding miscues for both teams.
In New London on June 9 the Sub base crushed Boston College 12 to 1. Key players include Saletnik Burdette and Worthline for the Sub base with strong pitching from Davis and Patten. The win improves the Sub base to 12 wins, 4 losses while BC suffers a tough defeat with multiple fielding errors.
A violent electrical storm during the 19th annual Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts show at Auburndale caused tents to collapse and dogs to escape. Two hours later the missing dogs were recovered by a group of women. The Welsh terrier Senney Cracker, owned by Dr. Samuel Milbank, appeared undefeated for the first time in America.
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