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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
10
Brooklyn beat the Boston Doves 2 to 1 yesterday in a pitching duel. Curtis started for Boston, Scanlon excelled for Brooklyn, and key eighth and ninth inning defense preserved the lead as Brooklyn capitalized on a third inning error and timely hits.
Cincinnati beat Chicago 2 to 0 as Burns silenced the Cubs on one hit while Reulbach allowed 10 safeties. Chance and Steinfeldt were suspended three days for conduct at Pittsburg Saturday.
Pittsburg defeated St Louis here today in easy fashion. Webb the new left hander was strong until the ninth inning when three hits and two runs were made off him. Clarke and Leach combined for 13 putouts in theoutfield.
In New York on June 7, Moore pitched well for Philadelphia to clinch the second game of the series 2–0. New York was held to three hits, Myers committing an error that sparked the first run while Doolan’s fourth hit, a steal of second, Moran’s infield out, and Moore’s RBI single produced the second tally. Merkle and Myers had two-base hits, with Knabe Grant Murray Seymour and Doolan addingSacrifice hits. Moore struck out five and Ames seven in a 2 hour game finished with Klem and Kane behind the plate.
John F Sheridan of the American League ends a 30 year career by quitting during a Washington versus New York game. He informs Umpire Egan he will report to Ban Johnson in Chicago tomorrow. Egan sends the news to President Johnson.
Memphis beat Atlanta 1 0 and Chattanooga outscored Nashville 4 2 while Montgomery edged Birmingham 3 3 in 13 innings with no additional context or dates available.
A sequence of matchups features Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Pittsburg Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Philadelphia New York at Washington St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New England Lynn at Lowell Lawrence at Brockton Wall River at New Bedford Worcester at Haverhill.
After the Harvard Yale game the Crimson nine will elect next year s captain. Charles B McLaughlin the star first baseman appears to hold the present strong support for the honor.
J Pren tice Willets of Skaneateles, once Harvard College hockey captain in 1908, died at his home in Syracuse today from typhoid fever.
Northampton and Springfield combined for a 4 to 4 tie as New Haven defeated Hartford 2 to 1. Waterbury led Bridgeport 6 to 4, Holyoke won 3 to 3, and New Britain pushed to a 3 to 3 draw in 11 innings.
Eastern League results show Toronto over Newark 5 to 0. Jersey City defeats Montregal 5 to 2. Buffalo tops Providence 5 to 3. Rochester beats Baltimore 4 to 0.
Philadelphia June 27 Connie Mack's Athletics swept a double header from the Red Sox sharpening pennant hopes. Eddie Cicotte was pulled early in game one after five runs and six hits in three innings. In game two Bender and Smith matched, with Philadelphia superior in fielding and timely hitting to pull ahead and seal the day.
Washington and New York split a doubleheader in which New York won 4 3 in the opener and Washington won 2 1 in the nightcap. Costly errors helped New York score in the first game while a clutch single by McBride produced both Washington runs in the second.
Krause opened for the Athletics with Ira Thomas back after a thumb injury. Cicotte struggled for Boston, yielding three early runs as Duffy Lewis and Stahl produced a pair of important hits. Oldring and Collins sparked late scoring, and Hall closed the game as Boston failed to rally past Philadelphia.
Big Chief Bender pitched for Boston in the second game with Charley Smith catching. Philadelphia opened the scoring in the first on a Barry run after a hit by Engle, and Boston mounted threats, but a series of errors and wild throws by Philadelphia and Boston kept the scoring close.
Cleveland defeated Chicago 7 to 2 in the last game played at the old South Side park. The Indians knocked Olmstead out in the first inning and scored four runs. Harkness held Chicago to two runs as the new plant opens Friday.
Runs made by Mulvey Fulton Hockman Fultz Whitcomb. Two base hit Mulvey. Three base hits Hockman. Stolen bases ros by Fultz McDonald. Base on balls Off Wesley off Murray. Struck out By Kelley Murray. Sacrifice hit Crosby. Double play Whiting. Hit by pitched ball Mulvey Cahill. With pitches Murray Kelley. Passed ball Smith.
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