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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
19
A Boston Post feature shows Hughie Jennings in action on the coaching lines with the New York Giants. The movie-style image captures his EE-YAH yell, the grass-picking stunt, and the whistle at the end, illustrating his on-field presence.
New York fans witnessed a wild 12 to 6 Yankees win over Boston at Harlem in a carnival game. Frank Baker went five for five with three strong home runs while Wallie Pipp led in runs with a homer and two RBI as Boston faltered after three straight losses.
In Cincinnati on May 2 the Reds routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 2 as three Pitt pitchers were hit hard. Harper made two sensational catches while Daubert and Couch contributed power. Traynor stood out with fine third base play and Maranville and Daubert swiped bases.
The Red Sox resume a long home stretch with praise for their stand against the Yankees. Sam Jones pitched poorly as the game progressed, costing them a victory.
Detroit won the opener 3 to 1 as Ehmke shut down St. Louis to five hits. The Tigers struck in key moments against Shocker, with strong support from defenses and bullpen to secure the win.
Cleveland broke a five game skid with a 10 to 6 win over Chicago. Three pitchers appeared for the locals. Coveleskie allowed many runs but received solid support, particularly from Wood who cut off Sheely's drive in the third inning after a lengthy sprint.
Yesterday's baseball results featured the Giants sweeping the Braves 6 to 3 at home. The Red Sox fell to the Yankees 12 to 6 as pitching woes hampered Curtis Fullerton and Rip Collins saw duty. Frank Baker went 5 for 5 for the day while Tillie Walker and Cy Perkins homered for Philadelphia as the Athletics swept four straight base hits in their fourth inning. The Tigers beat the Browns 3 to 1 behind Howard Eee. The Indians pounded White Sox pitching 10 to 6 as Stuffy McInnis and Tris speaker led Cleveland. The Reds defeated the Pirates 9 to 2 behind Couch. The Giants-Braves and Reds-Pirates were the only NL games. all clubs start new series today. 87 AL hits yielded 51 runs. NL games produced 36 hits and 20 runs.
Johnny Weissmuller of the Illinois A. C. Chicago, holder of many world swimming records, declines an invitation to compete in Sweden in July. He had previously accepted an offer to meet the Hawaiian champions in Honolulu this month and next.
In Shibe Park Philadelphia Athletics hitters Tillie Walker Perkins and Miller hit three consecutive homers in the fourth inning against Washington. Walker added a second homer in the game, matching a rare feat with only two prior instances in 1902 and in 189 by St. Louis.
Shea struck out 18 North Attleboro High batters and earned a 6 to 4 win for B. C. High at University Heights. He allowed six hits. Shields and McCarthy delivered the feature hitting for the Maroon and Gold. Dempsey stood strong at first base.
Giants finish the Wigwam trip with a 6 to 3 win over Mitchells Braves and Tribesmen, securing a fourth straight victory. Jawn McGraw led the world champions as they closed the curtain on the series yesterday.
The Giants defeated Boston 5 4 in a tight final matinee before the getaway to the West. Brooks Bancroft and Johnny Rawlings sparked the visitors with timely hits while Rube Marquard struggled, yielding three early runs before Watson steadied the mound.
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