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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
3
Chesbro's masterly pitching limited the Washingtons to four hits as the New York team defeated Washington 3 to 0. Moran committed two errors that allowed all runs to score, marking a clean early season win in the American League.
Chicago won a pitchers duel 2 1 in the ninth on a walk and two singles. Cleveland scored its lone run in the third on three consecutive hits. Garry Herrmann and the Blaine Club of Cincinnati attended the game as guests.
The Post and Herald clash over Dorchester High Field at 3 30 in the opening game of the Newspaper Baseball League. Both teams debut new uniforms and seek a win. admission is free.
Pittinger will work for Buck's Braves this afternoon against either Wiltze or Matthewson. Two victories in Boston instilled confidence into the Quakers and yesterday with Fred Mitchell of Brighton in the box the Quakers downed Brooklyn. McGraw says baseball is too uncertain for predictions, though out for four straight. The strong Brookline team seeks a Saturday game. John J. Ryan is reachable by Brookline 21023. Opening game in the Newspaper league at Dorchester High School Park courtesy of Mr. Anderson. The Post and Herald teams start the ball rolling. Gilbert had a funny second innings hit. Delehanty slipped on wet ground. Bresnahan was out at home in ninth amid rough play. McGinnity won despite not being in top shape. Pat Dougherty, Pat Dougherty’s reputation in Pittsburg, and Lajoie Mullin Bradley Henley Par ent Donovan Drill Howell Keeler Sevbold among top American League bats. John Foster in New York Telegram notes opposition to Boston loss of a key player but confidence in management. New York now has Hughes and Dougherty as Boston champions from last year.
The Braves fell 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon at the South End as Boston also hit McGinnity hard, matching the early intensity with New York against Willis. The clipping describes a sale ad window offering steep discounts on summer wear and furnishings as stock is cleared before closing.
National schedule shows New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Pittsburg at St. Louis as prominent pairings. The list outlines planned cross city ties and regional rivals without additional context or results.
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw spoke of chasing the pennant after yesterday's victory. He noted four straight from Boston as part of a wider bid and recalled a difficult Western trip, with 'Iron Man' McGinnity pitching as the Giants opened the season ahead in the NL.
Giants win 8 to 6 at New York as McGinnity outpitches Willis. Bresnahan drives three singles and Delehanty twins as McGraw's men press baserunning and aggressive defense. Geier Moran and Browne spark Boston, but costly errors and Willis wildness tilt the result.
Brooklyn lost to Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Lush made a great catch stealing a hit from McCormick’s drive. Hanlon’s pitchers battled Mitchell’s curves until a late surge by Brooklyn fell short in the final inning.
National wire report from Cincinnati dated June 21 states Chicago could not score despite six hits. Walker helped by throwing out six of Chicago's runners to first, stifling the offense in today's contest.
Dorchester High stalled on a wet field as Malden surged to a 45 to 3 victory. Malden’s White Morton and Connolly starred, while Dorchester’s Ross stood out for the losers before the first inning collapse doomed their chances.
Wakefield High defeated Melrose 6 to 1 at local grounds to clinch the Suburban High School league title with a perfect 4-0 record. Melrose scored in the seventh. Wakefield cleared in the second and fifth, with Harris earning the win behind solid support.
Arrangements for Gloucester A C meeting are complete with a 15 round main bout Matty Baldwin of Charlestown versus Kid Pantz of North End. Rivalry promises the best boxing yet in Gloucester as bouts include John A. Sullivan Magnolia facing Martin Clougherty and two prelims.
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