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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
Babe Ruth announces final ban from baseball after five day suspension for arguing with umpires Bill Dineen and Dick Nallin. He admits love of the game, says he will avoid further wrangling and remains focused on playing despite criticism and lost money.
Owen Carroll, unbeaten Holy Cross pitcher, rejects bids from New York Detroit and Philadelphia to turn pro. Developed from an outfielder by a New Jersey priest, he plans to enter the priesthood, though scouts hope he changes his mind before graduation as a freshman.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstel Mallory defeated Miss P. H. Dransfield of England 6-1 in the third round of the John Bull tournament at Roehampton England, advancing further in the event on June 21.
Two out when the winning run scored as McCabe notches the win and Mogridge takes the loss. Robertson, Mogridge, and McCabe each work multiple innings with hits by Mostil Schalk Smith Sherry and a four base hits tally against Francis.
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3 in six innings as rain halted play at the start of the seventh. Parkinson hit two home runs in three trips, and Lee added a circuit clout for the Phillies.
Cleveland, June 21. Johnny Kilbane, world featherweight champion, declares he will fight any challenger for 75 000 with 50 percent of gross receipts, noting he earned 65 000 for his last bout with Danny Frush and has not received a bona fide offer. He laughs at a NY boxing commission bid to strip his title.
The Yankees head to Fenway Park to face the Red Sox with Babe Ruth absent until Monday and a five game, four day set ahead. Weather and lineup changes shadow both clubs as Boston seeks to spoil New York’s slump while Philadelphia’s Braves await a rematch with Cincinnati.
Rommel defeats the Browns 5 to 0. A Wright pitching performance allowed three Wright hits across 3 1/3 innings. Rommel struck out two. Miller Braggy and Walker had two base hits. Sisler and Dykes stole bases. Hilerbe and Wright contributed sacrifice hits. Time 1 37m. Umpires Connolly Moriarity.
Big league teams will add strong New England college players this year. At least three of the region’s promising young men will join clubs already in the big show by Sunday as recruits from New England colleges bolster coast and southwestern associations.
Dartmouth shortstop Chick Maynard reports to Fenway Park as one of three college recruits eyed by Boston. Scout Tom McCarthy calls him the best college shortstop of the season, a fast fielder with a . left handed bat, while other Holy Cross stars Gagnon and Maguire pursue contracts with Detroit or New York Giants.
Yankees topple Indians 7 to 3 as Shawkey silences the Indians offense. Dodgers win a 15 to 14 ten inning shootout over the Pirates with 44 total hits and nine pitchers used. Red Sox snap Tigers winning streak with a late rally, falling short 9 to 8 in eighth and ninth. White Sox beat Washington 5 to 4 after a ninth inning surge. Phils bash three homers in six innings before rain. Cubs win 6 to 3.
The Ruthless Yankees defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 as Shawkey outpitched Edwards who left after the first inning due to a lame ankle. Meusel Wood Hoffman and Wamby led the offense with two and three base hits, while Edwards gave up 10 baserunners in 5 2 3 innings.
A satirical tirade quotes W. O. McGeehan denouncing Babe Ruth as a pitied idol. The piece relays a mocked Tokyo correspondent account claiming a three day suspension and extreme punishment, with references to Ban Johnson and a comically exaggerated crisis in baseball.
The schedule lists New York visiting Boston and Philadelphia, Brooklyn hosting New York, Waterbury traveling to Springfield, Bridgeport facing Pittsfield, Hartford meeting Fitchburg, and New Iflaven at Albany. The lineup outlines key regional games across the Eastern circuit.
Princeton baseball suffers lean days as Nassau men begin strong but fail to beat rival Crimson and Blue or secure any victories against the Giants in April. optimism fades as near miss against the Giants yields no triumph over major opponents.
Rumors circulate in Hanover that Dartmouth Track Coach Harry Hillman may resign his post. Locals say friction exists and students and alumni await an official word on whether he will lead the team elsewhere.
Outside pitchers and catchers the Brooklyn club retains only Wheat, Myers, bat boy, and manager Robinson as regulars since the season opened.
The article notes Yellow Horse of the Pirates as sociable and witty, likening him to other Indians who played professional baseball. It cites Jim Thorpe, Chief Myers, and Chief Bender as humorous figures and describes Carlisle football players as playful and fond of fooling gullible white men.
Milwaukee defeated Columbus 4 to 3 while Kansas City edged Toledo. St Paul won 5 to 2 over Indianapolis and Louisville beat Minneapolis 6 to 5.
The text contrasts Ruth and Cobb with Tyrus banished yet training privately for a future return, while Ruth relies on crowd stimulation and remains driven by public excitement.
In the National League yesterday, standout sluggers launched multiple homers across games. Key performances featured top hitters delivering drives that fueled their teams' offensive outputs and reshaped early standings.
Brooklyn tops Pittsburg 15 to 14 in a high hit game. Pirates have 25 hits, Dodgers 19 with nine pitchers used. Rohner homered for the Pirates, Gooch scored twice for Brooklyn in a tense 10th inning comeback.
Georges Seres, the flying Frenchman and last season’s pace following champion, arrives at the Revere Cycle track for his season debut in a five mile motor paced race Saturday night. Opposing him are Victor Smart, George Wiley, and Frank Corry of Australia. The Australian pursuit race will feature Tom Grimm, Fred Hurley, and Frank Drobach, with amateur and professional handicap and scratch races also on the program.
In Omaha Nebraska on June 21 Tommy Gibbons will fight Captain Bob Roper in a ten round feature bout on the citys open air boxing programme set for July 4.
Boston halted Detroit eight game winning run at Navin Field with a 9 to 8 victory. Tigers were stung after four straight defeats as the Red Sox snapped their opponent’s streak today in Detroit.
Boston edges Detroit 9 to 8 after a late Tigers surge in the eighth and ninth. Rip Collins started strong for Detroit, but the Red Sox broke through with four runs in the third and added five in a chaotic fourth through seventh. Cobb and Heilmann led Detroit’s late charge, yet Boston held on for the win as Collins earned the victory and Oleson took the loss.
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