RedsBeat Doves by One Run in Tight May 22 Contest
In Cincinnati on May 22 the Griffites edged the Bostons 1 run in a brief, exciting game. It was a tight battle as the Reds fought uphill and won by staying focused and making every run count.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
11
In Cincinnati on May 22 the Griffites edged the Bostons 1 run in a brief, exciting game. It was a tight battle as the Reds fought uphill and won by staying focused and making every run count.
In a tense afternoon, a rough first half left the Reds trailing by three but Suggs’s pitching and key plays by Paskett swung momentum. Paskett doubled, scored on Mitchell’s single, and sparked the decisive eighth inning as Boston faltered with Herzog out and defensive miscues. The game featured strong Boston hitting from Graham and timely fielding errors, but the Reds prevailed 8 to 4 with decisive late offense.
Brooklyn edged St. Louis 2 to 1 as Hummel starred with three doubles and drove in a run. Lobert scored on Mitchell’s hit, Mattern faltered for St Louis, Frock relieved, and a seventh inning double by Hummel keyed Brooklyn’s comeback in a soggy, windy game.
Richie's two sac flies and a stolen base by Hofman fueled Chicago steps. Double plays by Archer and Tinker, Steinfeldt, Zimmermen, and Chance kept Philadelphia off balance. Chicago left on base eight to Philadelphia four as Richie struck out six. Buckle in time 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpires Rigler and Emstlie.
Chicago easily defeated Philadelphia 7 to 8 today. Richie held the losers without a hit until the seventh, when he weakened and was hit hard.
New Haven May 22 Johnny Kilpatrick will never jump for Yale again. Coach Mack said a leg injury from the Harvard dual meet last week makes it unsafe to jump. Kilpatrick will still compete in the shot put at intercollegiates. Canfield is expected to score two or three points for Yale.
Louisville defeated Indianapolis 4 0 and Toledo beat Columbus 1 0. Minneapolis routed Kansas City 56 1 in a long game against Milwaukee 3 Paul 0 lasting 12 innings.
The note hints Ed Walsh may start for Chicago in a key game against Boston as Cleveland faces them tomorrow. It mentions Hughey Dow or Dus and Uncle Cy at one game, with Larry Lafose struggling to sustain a .420 batting pace amid a tense local scene.
Jeffries sparred nine fast rounds with Jack Jeffries Choynski and Armstrong before 60 Olympic Club members in Ben Lomond California. He followed with shadow boxing rope skipping and two handball games then ran five miles and rowed an hour. Chief Martin of San Francisco praised his condition and announced tighter supervision of future prize fights.
The fourth annual field day of the Knights of St. Finbar will take place Monday May 30 at Locust Street grounds in South Boston. An amateur games program will accompany the events with the usual line up of competitions.
The Fort Warren squad defeated the Merrimacs of the North End in both morning and afternoon games. Morning score 5 to 2, afternoon 7 to 6, with a hard fought battle in each clash.
Johnson conducts a brisk boxing workout before large crowds in San Francisco. He spars four rounds with George Cotton and Marty Cutler, tests his speed for critics, and weighs 218 1/2 pounds after the session. He plans four to five rounds daily and continues training with gym routines and outdoor tasks.
Providence May 22 The White Sox toyed with the Providence leagueers at Rocky Point and won a lifeless game 9 to 5 in front of about 7000 fans and a large PD delegation. The score by innings shows Chicago with 0 0 8 2 0 0 0 ¢ to Providence 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 ¢. Batteries Lange Sutor Black Payne Young Martini Bei Time-ih. Umpire Lanigan.
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