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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
12
Boston wins a tight 2-1 game finishing the five game set with Washington and heads to Philadelphia confident for the Athletics. Dollis Gray again loses to the Red Sox as errors and small plays seal the win despite Hall’s effort.
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Boston prepares for a two week road swing through Philadelphia Washington and New York with five games in four days against the Athletics four against the Senators and five with New York. Joe Wood may miss a week due to a shin injury but the pitching staff is improving. Ed Barberich McHale Mahoney and Herne were sent to farm clubs and there is no truth to Eddie Cicotte joining the Browns. The Nationals open at the South End grounds with Brooklyn today.
Brockton club owner Steve Flanagan secured McHale from the University of Maine and Mahoney from Fordham through John I. Taylor of the Boston Americans. With Brockton at the bottom of the New England league and pitching weak, fans see a hopeful turnaround tonight.
National League pairings show Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Pittsburg Cincinnati at St. Louis American League features Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Detroit New England lists Fall River at Lawrence two games Lowell at Brockton New Bedford at Worcester Lynn at Haverhill with several regional games noted.
New York pitchers Ford and Coombs engaged in a sharp pitching duel as the Highlanders beat Philadelphia 2 to 1. All runs came on errors. Bert Daniels, Bucknell graduate, debuted for the Highlanders in the win.
DETROIT June 24 Lake pitched excellently this afternoon and Detroit barely averted a shut out by bunching a single and a double in the ninth with one out. Both Stroud and Willett were wild and hittable. Schweitzer's home run.
Pittsburg beat Chicago 6 to 5 in a historic National League game with Hofman of Chicago not recording a putout though he had one assist and one error. The contest featured fighting and umpire disputes as Chicago built a five run lead before Pittsburgh rallied to win.
The article analyzes Boston's Speed Boys and their aggressive base running under Fred Lake and Frank Isbell, contrasting it with Chicago's studied attack. It cites 1909 data on steals and hit and run signals, noting success rates and the debate over running vs hitting for ground gains. The piece sets up continued discussion for Sunday's Post.
Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the last game in Philadelphia. McQuillan suffered late trouble but Lake's club pulled ahead with key hits including Graham and Frock scoring on Magee's error. Walsh's early homer sparked the Phillies, but Boston held on via strong pitching and late defense.
Cincinnati secures a 4 to 2 win over St. Louis as Willis struggles early. Gaspar, Pickett, and Rowan hold the mound. Clark, Egan, and Hoblitzer turn a double play. St. Louis leaves eight runners on base while Cincinnati tallies three runs in the first inning.
Bridgeport 9 New Haven 7 Northampton 11 Waterbury 3 Holyoke 7 Hartford 6 New Britain 2 Springfield 0 First game New Britain 9 Springfield 6 Second game.
New Orleans defeated Montgomery 5 3 while Birmingham beat Mobile 2 0. Memphis edged Nashville 1 0 and Chattanooga won against Atlanta 4 3 in league play.
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 7 to 0 while Kansas City beats Indianapolis 7 to 2 in American Association play. Major players and exact dates not listed in readable text.
Gay and Sturgis beat Fitzgerald Wubbard and Co 5 to 1 in a well played game at Wood Island Park yesterday afternoon. Rain halted play at the end of the eighth inning. final line shows Gay and Sturgis with 5 runs on 7 hits. F H and Co managed 1 run off 2 hits with errors. Batteries Wolf Robillard Murphy Sanford.
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