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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
11
Lynn won 4 to 2 and 1 to 0 over Manchester in seven innings. Porter’s fielding for Lynn was the standout in both games. Manager Kiernan was escorted from the field in the first contest for disputing a decision.
Washington defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel. Neff opened the scoring with a double and a double steal aided by Ainsmith and McBride’s second inning single. Johnson extended his scoreless streak to 28 innings as Crowell worked well for Philadelphia.
Lowell defeats Portland 9 to 0 driven by 15 Lowell hits and masterful pitching from Houser. Barrows 3 runs and Bowcock 3 RBIs lead the scoring with Greenhalge and Dee contributing two-base hits. Williams allows nine Lowell runs before relief by Zieser.
Two passes and two errors plus four singles in the Detroit third inning produced six runs, enabling Detroit to defeat Cleveland 6 to 3. Harstad allowed no Tigers to reach first in five innings as Coveleskie and Hagerman finished Detroit’s win.
Scores from the hockey card show Jersey City defeating Providence 6 to 2. Newark edged Richmond 5 to 4 while Buffalo won 11 to 7 over Rochester and Toronto 9 to 2 over Montreal.
The Massachusetts open championship will be played tomorrow and Thursday at the Countryside Club Brookline. Top national names are entered, promising keen and interesting competition on the Brookline course.
Mike Brady defends his title against Walter Hagen Gil Nicholls Jim Barnes Wilfred Reid Louis Tellier Tom McNamara and top amateurs led by Francis Ouimet in a state event. First pair tees off at 8 05 and final starter at 11 10 with five minute intervals.
The two black warriors prepare for a significant 12 round contest with the referee to name the winner. Langford has trained hard, moving to a farm to gym and spar with partners, while McVea is in good condition and aims to claim the colored heavyweight world title.
A double header at Kenway Park saw a Massachusetts woman suffrage delegation present Joe Wood and Babe Ruth with five-dollar gold pieces for their home runs on Friday and Saturday. Fans carried banners urging support for women’s votes in Massachusetts.
Boston managers shuffled pitching with Ray Collins starting first game against Ray Fisher and Carl Mays finishing the second. The Red Sox dropped the opener 3 to 2, then won the nightcap 6 to 3 as Shore faltered early and Collins and Mays steadied a troubled Boston staff.
Boston and New York battled through a tense game with Hoblitzer opening the late rally via a single. Janvrin sac bunts, Gardner chased, and Cady closed the game on a Maisel fly. High and Peckinpaugh produced key runs, while Hartzell and Gregg held the offenses steady until the final out.
In rough conditions the 195 mile ocean race of the Eastern Yacht Club ends at Marblehead Rock. Irolita owned by E Walter Clark finishes in 40 hours 44 minutes 21 seconds marking her maiden race under schooner rig. Constellation of H M Sears places second in 42 hours 55 minutes 05 seconds followed by Avenger at 43 hours 27 minutes 25 seconds.
New Haven bunched hits in the fourth inning to beat Taunton 4 to 2 in a Colonial League contest in New Haven Connecticut. Key plays include two base hits by Woodward and Walsh, with pitching by Tecarr and Walsh keeping Taunton offense in check.
Adams pitched a shutout against Fall River, limiting them to no runs while Pawtucket tallied three. His long homer over the left field fence was among the longest hits ever at the local grounds.
Springfield wins its fourth straight, beating Hartford 5 to 1 as Smith pitched well. A third inning rally gave Springfield the lead, with substitutions in the ninth and key hits by Genest Gagnier Swander Woods and Smith. Trautman allowed nine baserunners with one wild pitch, and eight Hartford runners left on base.
The Y M H A of New England holds its annual field day and track meet at Wood Island Park on Monday July 4 from 1 30 to 6 p m. Fifteen events plus two baseball games Lynn vs Brockton and West End vs Chelsea. Leading NE high school athletes compete for individual and team prizes. Entries from Boston Dorchester Chelsea Lynn East Boston West End South End Cambridge Malden Brockton Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Salem Worcester. Israel Ruby 73 Tremont street Boston available for entry info.
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