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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1910

Page

12

Red Sox Tie Naps as Ninth Inning Rally Fails in Cleveland

Boston loses a chance for a clean sweep to Cleveland when Arellanes shuts down the Red Sox through eight. In the ninth, a single rally forces a 1-1 tie after Duffy Lewis and Heinie Wagner made sharp plays and Lewis threw out Lajoie at second. The game ends with Smith pitching for Boston and both teams ready to depart after two suspenseful hours at the ballpark.

Cleveland Naps Red Sox Arellanes Boston Lord Cleveland Naps Falkenberg Lajoie O'Loughlin Duffy Lewis Smith Bemis Larry Lajoie Heinie Wagner Topsy Turner Lewis Carrigan Jake Stahl Speaker Wagner Gardner Stahl Krueger Lightning Flick Cartigan Graney Turner Stovall Niles Clarke Wee Speaker F . Wagner Pee Woos Eave Eave © 3B Eeee N Perring Eae Bone Ewes Stovrall Hooper O’loughlin Perrine Curtis Colling Powell Flynn Herzog Campbell Zog Sharpe Wilson Miller Beck Graham Collins Maddox

Athletics Here Today Promise Hard Series With Red Sox

Connie Mack's Athletics, leaders in the American League, open a five game set at Boston against the Red Sox today. Boston has improved notably in the last two weeks with Gardner at second and stronger pitching, making this series the toughest test yet for the Mackmen.

Connie Mack Athletics Red Sox Boston Philadelphia Speed Boys Mackmen Slowtown Larry Gardner

Walsh Beats Highlanders 2 1 in New York

Chicago clubs Walsh pitchers strikeout nine as Dougherty drives in both Chicago runs to hand the New York Americans their first defeat since May 13. Chicago ends New Yorks winning streak with a 2 to 1 victory at home.

New York New York Americans Chicago Walsh Dougherty

Senators Twist Tigers Tail 2 to 1

Washington beats Detroit 2 to 1 as Johnson halts the Tigers to two scattered hits. An errant throw to third produced Detroit's lone run. Elberfeld injured a fingertip in practice, sidelining him for several days.

Senators Tigers Washington Johnson Detroit Unglaub Elberfeld

Rally Wins for Athletics in Rain Delayed Win

Philadelphia defeats St Louis 4 to 2 after a rain interrupted game lasting all innings. Stone leads with two singles a double and a triple while Petty’s wildness helps the victory. Hosiers note four base hits and key defensive plays. Time 1h 57m. Umpires Kerin and Sheridan.

Walsingeton Milan Lelivelt Conroy Gessier R Pewee Ungland Killifer Eae McBride Street Johnson Detroit Jones Eeess A Bush Cobb C. Seer Crawford Pest Nkes Delehanty E. Moriarty T. Jones Schmidt Stroud Washington Connolly Dineen Philadelphia St. Louis Petty Stone Griggs Baker Hartzell Murphy Hoffman Collins Davis

Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Cleveland

A set of NBA style pairings lists Philadelphia against Boston St Louis versus Cleveland Washington versus New York and Chicago facing Detroit in a regional schedule note.

P.C Hee Chaser . Ee Boston Ceee Washington ST. Louis Philadelphia St. Lois Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati

New England matchups in six city pairings

Regional sports card lists games featuring Lawrence versus Worcester Brockton facing Lowell Haverhill meeting Fall River and Lynn clashing with New Bedford. The snippet outlines a slate of local showdowns with no outcomes provided.

Cleveland Seas Bree Adelphia Rs Ets New York Eee Brooklys H Lowell Eves Brockton Feet

West Roxbury High disbands baseball team after misconduct

Head master George C. Mann disbands the West Roxbury High School baseball team amid alleged bad conduct by nine players on a trip after a game with Concord School at Concord two weeks earlier. The squad had trained for the upcoming regatta and other athletic events including English High versus High School of Commerce on June 15 at the American League grounds and a triangular track meet at Wood Island Park next Tuesday afternoon featuring East Boston High West Roxbury and Brighton High.

West Roxbury High School George C. Mann Concord School Concord English High High School of Commerce East Boston High West Roxbury Brighton High Wood Island Park

Brown Nichols Triumphs Over Volkman 8 to 4

The Brown Nichols baseball nine broke through after four scoreless innings to surge ahead against Volkman with an eight to four victory. Wale pitched effectively, striking out 12 Volkman batters, while a sharp late rally sealed the win. In a highlight moment, Franke snagged a tough line drive off Spicer with a stretching catch near second.

Brown & Nichols Volkman Wale Volkmann Wood Spicer Franke Doten G.franke Henderson Kenny Morse Hawkins Wee Eee Dickerman R.f Barret Coolidge Pinanski McAustin Brown Wales Greenwood Clutier Dickeman McCaffery Gregory Berrett McCafery Fred Hoey

Amherst Outplays Dartmouth 5 2 in Minor League Style Rally

Amherst defeats Dartmouth 5 to 2 after an eighth inning rally with four runs. McClure allowed more hits than Mitchell but Amherst capitalized on walks and timely hits as Norton Chadbourne McClure Jube Pennock Burt scored.

Amherst Dartmouth McClure Mitchell Green Men R.H.E. Amherst Pooslo Norton Chadbourne Jube Pennock Burt Vernon Daley Foley

Manhattan Triumphs Over Phillips Andover 4 1 in Rainy Game

Manhattan College defeated Phillips Andover Academy 4 to 1 in six innings as rain halted play. The decisive third inning saw three runs on three hits and wild throws. Archer Connolly and Gile Wright Burdett charged with the batteries. Umpire Jordan. Time 1h 20m.

Manhattan Phillips Andover Andover Manhattan College Phillips Andover Academy R.H.E. Manhattan Phillips Andover Archer and Connolly Gile Wright Burdett Jordan

Eastern League results headline partial report

Eastern League games included Buffalo beating Rochester 1 0 and Providence defeating Newark 10 6. Baltimore blanked Jersey City, while Toronto game at Montreal tied or postponed due to wet grounds.

Buffalo-Buffalo Rochester Providence Newark Baltimore Jersey City Toronto Montreal Wet Grounds

Pirates Defeat Braves as Errors Do Them In

Pittsburg managers Fred Lake and his young squad upset the world champions by exploiting miscues as Boston won 6 to 1. Wagner and Miller misplayed crucial plays while Beck and Clarke starred in a one sided bush league contest. Beck's clutch catch ended any Pittsburgh rally.

Pittsburg Penn Fred Lake Clarke Pirates Wagner Miller Carnegie Boston Lake Curtis Campbell Beck Collins Bostons Flynn Sweeney Powell Graham Shean Getz Gibson Sec R. BA A. Herzog Peeters Sharpe Pola Byrne Ee Campbell J. Miller Ee. Flynn Seta Neesee Wilson Tere McKechnie Maddox Erzog Her Aeny Shean Shs Innin Pittsburg O’day Brennan

Giants Rout Brooklyn 8 to 2 in Rain Shortened Game

Brooklyn welcomed a large crowd but fell to New York 8 to 2 as rain interrupted play. Scanlon pitched well until the sixth inning before Wilhelm struggled, Dessau closed out the final frame, and Raymond dominated except for the third. Manager Dahlen announced pitcher Hunter’s release to Montreal.

National Brooklyn New York Scanlon Wilhelm Dessau Raymond Dahlen Hunter Montreal E. Devore Doyle Murray Seymour C. Tee Becker Daubert Lennox Davidson McMillan Bergen Wee Devore Merkle Basils Devlin

Beaconsfield Straw Shop Opens Two Col. Boylston Outlets

Beaconsfield Straw announces two stores at 637 Washington Street Col. Boylston and 659 Washington Street near the Gaiety Theatre offering hats and gloves. The notices promote arrival of straw goods and accessories in a period voice.

Washington St Col. Boylston Gaiety Theatre

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