Giants Beat Boston for Fourth Straight On McGinnity Gem
The New York Giants won 5 to 3 over Boston as Joe McGinnity, the Iron Man, stifled the Braves through eight innings. Batty’s inside park homer in the ninth sparked a late Giants rally after Delehanty’s error opened the door. Boston’s Delehanty also misjudged a foul ball, but New York capitalized with two runs in the ninth. The teams head to Brooklyn afterward.
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Collins Boys Back Home for Key Game with New York Americans
Collins team returns to Huntington avenue this afternoon to face the New York Americans. Pat Dougherty now plays left field for New York, while Jack O Neill may appear in left for Boston. Boston holds first place after a strong road trip with wins in St Louis and Chicago. large crowd expected as Dougherty's return stirs interest. Game starts at 3.
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Burdick Edges Donaldson In Local Bout At Club
Pittsfield notes a boxing exhibition at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club as Johnny Burdick sparred with Gordon Donaldson for eight rounds. Burdick held the edge throughout and could have stopped the debutant Donaldson, who nonetheless made a positive impression in his first ring appearance.
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Harvard Crew Hopes For Finest Thames Rowing Yet
Harvard oarsmen at Red Top near Gales Ferry show steady improvement under Coach Colson as the varsity eight gain pace. After morning ivy poisoning sidelined Sherwin, Wiswall rows in. the crew completes 2.5 miles and hits a 35 stroke homeward. The national race shifts 200 yards west this year, heightening expectations for next Thursday.
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Yale crews ease through Thames practice
Yale varsity and freshman crews rowed two miles at slow pace under coach Kennedy near Gales Ferry Connecticut. Blagden pressed by a swollen hand stayed in the four oar shell and may remain in use. Yale regatta committee near completion as they inspect the course with Dillingham and others in Harvard quarters.
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Baseball Notes at One Avenue Preview New York Game
Baseball notes indicate P. Dougherty will play with New York today at One Avenue at 3. Fans are advised to arrive early for Huntington Avenue as good weather is expected.
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Concord Beats Nashua 6 to 3 in Baseball
Concord defeats Nashua 6 to 3 as Kane leads with a three run and two run output. Sheets Noblit and Kane drive in runs while Wilson Carney Sullivan contribute for Nashua. Key plays include two base hits by Sheets Wilson and Carney and a three base hit by Kane. Attendance 750.
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Fall River Defeats Lawrence 14 to 1 in New England
Fall River routs Lawrence 14 to 1 at home as Klobe danz exits in third. Harris limits the visitors to few hits while Guiheen Sechrist and Bierman drive offense. Wiley and J Murphy debut for Lawrence after a swap with Haverhill for Boardman. Attendance around 600.
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Manchester vs Lowell narrows to errors in fielding
In Manchester on June 24 three of four runs against Lowell came from errors at short and right field. Manchester scored twice in the first inning on McLanin misplays. Chase pitched well for Lowell, but Manchester managed only one hit after the second run.
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Haverhill Defeats New Bedford In Seven-Run Rally
Haverhill outscored New Bedford six to one after a seven-run burst over two innings led by Stackpole pitching. Josslyn closed for New Bedford as Haverhill piled up eight hits in the late frames. Key hits came from Raftery Calhoun and Vandergrift with defense solid, attendance about 550.
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Athletics Triumph Over Boston 8 to 4 in Final Philadelphia Game
Philadelphia defeats Boston 8 to 4 as Parent's three wild throws and Dineen's curves trouble the champions. Athletics field brilliantly, limiting Boston to one hit in innings and piling up 16 against Dineen. Ferris and Criger excel in locating Henley’s delivery. Hoffman and others contribute multiple hits. Boston’s late ninth inning errorful play yields another run.
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Dainty Captures Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Dainty ridden by Crimmins won the Thistle selling stakes at one mile and a furlong, lowering the track record to 1 52. Camara won the Zephyr stakes by half a length from Red Friar. Other results: Letola led early in first race. Ascension won second race. Gamara won Zephyr stakes. Blandy won sixth. Ormonde's Right won turf feature in 1 46 4 5.
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New York Defeats Washington in Ten Innings
Washington and New York battled through 10 innings with New York taking a 5 to 3 victory. Patten faltered in extras while Selbach was notified of an indefinite suspension by President Johnson for careless play in yesterday's game.
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Altrock Dominates Detroits In 4-0 Chicago Victory
Chicago pitcher Altrock shaped a masterful game shutting out Detroit as Donovan allowed six hits but issued five wilds and an error fueled the crowd. Green, Greminger, and O’Leary provided solid defense and support in the 4-0 win.
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