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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
10
Tailenders, led by a rejuvenated lineup of young hustlers, defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3 at Fenway Park in the series opener. Connie Mack's Athletics showed new vigor, turning the game into a confident win over the home nine.
The Mack men of Boston face a tough contest against the Griffmen. Hasty held the Boston hitters in check while Mike Menosky starred in left with nine putouts and two fine catches. Muddy Ruel doubled, tripled and singled in a strong Sox showing before a late lead sealed the win. J Walker’s sensational stop also highlighted a tense game.
Pratt opens a fourth inning rally as Boston plates two but Oakland answers with two runs in the fifth. Muddy Ruel bunts nicely, Vick fails to run, and Berne Karr finishes. Perkins scores in the ninth but Hasty ends the game with a double play.
Cambridge High and Latin School nine arrives in Portland to challenge Portland High for the New England scholastic base ball title after undefeated weeks. Sup t Jason MacDonald leads the Cantabs as Boston writers and the squad prepare for the next contest theater.
The New England athletic contingent sails from Boston for Pasadena for the national track and field meet on July 3 and 4. Jake Driscoll, Jimmy Connolly, Ned Gourdin, Hal Cutbill, Fred Fuller, and Joe Sullivan lead a strong unit with Jack Ryder managing their health and Earl Thomson expected to compete in the 12 yard high sticks and the low stick. Joie Ray plans an early start for the National A A U mile race, while Boston figures Hughey Duffy Fred Mitchell and Bill Bingham fuel strong play and a high jump prospect Stack.
Frank Kramer veteran sprinter returns tonight at the Revere Cycle Track for sprint races versus Orlando Piani champion of Italy. An 85 mile motor paced race features George Chapman Vincent Madon na and Clarence Carman. The Kramer Piani duel was delayed by rain and is a top attraction of the bicycle season.
New York defeats Washington 9 to 3 in the first game, Courtney blasted by the Yankees while Mays limited the visitors to six hits. O Rourke homered with Shanks on base to plate two runs for Washington.
An Armory A A bout between Robson and Reed was postponed from last night at the Mechanics' Building to next Thursday night June 3 due to an injury to Tommy lob gon and severe weather. Fans are urged to attend despite the shift in date.
William Barrett, a 21 year old East Cambridge product, is featured as the Philadelphia Americans face the Red Sox at Fenway Park. St John’s Council conducts Barrett Day with Mayor Edward W Quinn to present a diamond ring. Barrett earned early fame with Sacred Hearts and St. John’s Knights, starred for Cambridge champions in 1918, and stood out with Plattsburg last season. Connie Mack praises Barrett’s promise.
New York Giants topple Philadelphia Phillies 9 4 with Cyrus Meusel Lee and Snyders homering. Nebf allowed 15 runs while Hubbell fanned 3 as Keenan and Berber took losses. Burns Nebs Frisch Young Walker and Bancroft et al highlighted two base hits and steals.
The Back Bay Council Knights of Columbus meet Concord at Concord Junction for a warm argument this afternoon. Bob Gill will pitch for the Back Bay boys.
Detroit defeated St. Louis 12 to 0 in the series clincher as Leonard held the Browns to three hits while Davis faltered in the seventh. Tobin Lamb and Jones contributed two base hits and a three base hit, with Sargent and other players adding key runs and defensive plays. Bailey pitched 10 innings for Pittsburg in a 4 to 3 win over St Louis, his first for the Cardinals after moving from Beaumont.
Buffalo beat Jersey City 12 to 7 while Toronto posted 6 to 3 victory over Newark. Reading defeated Rochester 7 to 5 and Baltimore won 6 to 5 against Syracuse.
In the American League today Philadelphia visits Boston and Washington plays New York while St. Louis travels to Cleveland and Detroit visits Chicago. In the National League Boston meets Brooklyn and New York hosts Philadelphia for two games. Pittsburg faces St. Louis for two, and Chicago meets Cincinnati.
Walter Wolfe a southpaw pitcher from Lebanon Valley College joined the Philadelphia Americans here yesterday bringing college experience to the professional roster and adding depth to the pitching staff.
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