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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
8
Birmingham defeated Atlanta 4 to 1. Memphis beat Chattanooga 7 to 3. New Orleans won 5 to 4 over Mobile in 13 innings. Little Rock edged Nashville 6 to 5 in the first game, then Nashville won 5 to 4 in the second game.
W. F. Johnson and A. R. Thayer defeated Dr. E. B. Dewhurst and J. R. Carpenter 6-3 7-5 6-3 in the final of the Penn State Lawn Tennis doubles championship in Philadelphia. They had earlier beaten J. J. Armstrong and Rowland Evans Jr. 6-4 6-3 in the semifinals.
The schedule shows AMERICAN LEAGUE games featuring Boston at Washington New York at Philadelphia St. Joe at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE games Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Pittsburg at Cincinnati. NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE games Tewiston at Worcester Manchester at Fitchburg Portland at Lynn Lawrence at Lowell. FEDERAL LEAGUE games Chicago at Baltimore Pittsburg at Newark St. Louis at Brooklyn Kansas City at Buffalo. COLONIAL LEAGUE games New Bedford at Springfield New Haven at Tarmton Fall River at Hartford Pawtucket at Brockton.
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 21 light practice was held due to rough water. Cornell Ithaca crews rode five to six miles along the west shore. Stanford under Guerena faced heavy rollers while Pennsylvania and Syracuse stayed to the west shore. Columbia crews did a long row near Esopus Island.
Philadelphia engineers two wins over New York in a doubleheader on June 21, 7–6 in ten innings and 12–7. The opener featured four fifth inning runs with Walsh’s double as the only NYH hit, while Moc Innis’ single and defensive miscues decided the extra frame. In the nightcap Billy Malone and Kopf led two bases hits apiece as the Athletics parlayed timely hitting and errors into a decisive victory for Philadelphia.
Boston barely salvaged a split in a DC doubleheader, winning 8 3 in the opener before losing 6 5 in 10 innings. Key moments included Milan and Gandil drives, Mays miscue in the 10th, and strong relief work by Collins and Pennock as Washington prevailed in the nightcap.
Dartmouth hammered Williams 20 to 2 as Williams made ten errors and Dartmouth connected for 15 hits in the final game of the season at Williamstown. Williams’ nine struggled on defense while Dartmouth seized control early and built a large lead.
The scoreboard shows Newark edges Jersey City with 5 to 8, Richmond wins 17 to 8 over Providence, Toronto loses 2 to Montreal 0, Buffalo beats Rochester 2 to 1.
Lowell nearly shut out as Portland wins 4 0 with two fourth inning doubles. Simpson hurt in first inning. wild pitches by Mora Durning. Umpire Bransfield. Teams: Lowell and Portland. Pitchers Williams Jewett Watkins. Game duration 1 hour 19 minutes.
Lewiston bunched hits off Worcester errors in the second and third innings to secure a 5 to 3 win. Ther0 was in strong form fanning 10 as Worcester stumbled.
Portland won both games against Lynn in a doubleheader. In the first game Portland scored five runs and More held Lynn to one hit with a triple play by Lynch, Halstein and Moulton. In the second seven inning game Portland scored four runs as Watkins limited Lynn to three hits.
Fitchburg tallies 7 runs while Manchester scores 2 as Campbell and Reed pace the offense with multiple two-base hits and three RBIs apiece. Pitchers Pennington and Sline split control with six strikeouts each, while Reed swipes a base and Ordway is hit by a pitch.
Elmer Collins George Whrey and Clam ence Carman form the Big Three in the 30 mile all American motor paced race at the Revere cycle track tomorrow night. The event is strictly American with American riders Pacemakers motorcycles and bicycles. Nicknamed Made in America Race the meet signals a forerunner to the national championships later in the season.
In St Paul the Saints defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 after 12 innings. Other games: Cleveland 7 over Louisville 5, Columbus 5 over Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 5 over Kansas City 1.
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