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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
12
In St Louis on September 20 the Red Sox defeated the Browns 9 to 5 after trailing early. Manager Donovan smiled as Boston broke a winless streak, with Speakers timely hits and a successful hit and run plus a double steal boosting the Sox. Browns rallied late, but Boston held on for the victory.
Detroit 4 3 and 6 1 over Washington. Cobb returns after two week absence and bats for Miller in ninth. Chicago and Brooklyn games feature Evers Sheckard Archer Schulte and Kling with varied scoring and defensive plays.
In a rough Chicago game the Browns erupted for six runs in one inning, aided by three passes two errors and two hits. Duffey Lewis led with three hits while Speaker and Stahl added two each as Cicotte pitched into the fifth. Ray started for the Red Sox and Wildered through three before Lake relieved him. Donovan’s club rode the fifth inning to clinch victory before about 209 spectators.
Philadelphia defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 as Harkness exits in the sixth. Demott pitches well, while costly Cleveland errors contribute. Oldring Collins Barry doubled for two base hits, Murphy and Baker delivered sacrifices, Stovall stealing, Birmingham and Lund turned a double play. Time 1h 43m. Umpires Dineen Perrine.
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated Cincinnati in a marquee pitching duel. The home team took the lead in the sixth inning, aided by an error and timely hits, as Moore held Cincinnati to few batters faced. The final score remains unclear from the fragment.
Cincinnati visits Philadelphia while Chicago plays Brooklyn and Boston hosts St. Louis. Philadelphia meets Cleveland and New York faces Chicago in scheduled matchups.
The Chicago Americans beat New York today 3 to 0 to extend their season streak to six straight victories. Lange allowed two hits and struck out 15 batters in the win.
Brooklyn game summaries reveal Chicago Cubs winning 5 to 4 and 7 to 0 at Brooklyn. Knetzer allowed many hits while Schulte swatted three doubles in the opener. Useeugs allowed a home run breaking a pitcher’s streak. Bell pitched well until the seventh. Cubs tied season strikeout record with 18 in the second game.
The league critics label Andy Coakley the sick man of baseball as questions mount over his status. His name surfaces frequently in discussions about management and health concerns surrounding the team.
Heinie Peitz quits with his longtime club and heads back to Cincinnati. Heitors Ruff, owner, confirms the split after Peitz vowed not to play again and cites an exit clause allowing him to quit at any time.
A colorful jab mocks Chicago writers saying the country’s baseball brains are stones in Cub skulls while the Athletics are so dense they confuse first base with a Slaughter house.
Of the twenty four new players secured by the Phillies eighteen are pitchers two of whom Chalmers and Girard have been ordered to report at once
The general opinion among Providence fans is that Manager Collins has been hampered at every turn in assembling a winning club. It is reported that Jimmy is manager in name only.
The report states that Manager Chance will not participate in any further games until the world season resumes, with no upcoming appearances planned in the interim.
A playful verse warns not to send letters with C but to choose B when courting a summer girl, suggesting caution and preference in affection. The light rhymes evoke breezy romance and humorous caution.
A compact listing shows results with St. Paul 5 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis 2 Toledo 7 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 8 Columbus 6. The fragment outlines city teams and scores in a nearby standings snapshot.
St Louis won the first game 5 to 1 behind Steele pitching and Ellis timely hitting. The Giants won the second 8 to 2 as New York was outbatted but Smith walked many batters and two scored. Giants stole 10 bases in the nightcap.
Dan Moeller, ex-Pirate, tops Eastern League fast men with 39 stolen cushions. Tooley of Rochester follows with 35 and Deininger 32. Buffalo leads club standings at 249 wins, with Toronto, Baltimore, and Rochester behind. Shaw of Toronto leads home run drivers with 11, Goode of Baltimore has 6.
An incomplete record lists pennant winners including Tri-State, Altoona, South Atlantic, Columbus Georgia, Ohio and Pennsylvania, Akron, Texas, Atlas, Cotton States, Greenwood, Southern, New Orleans, Virginia, Danville, Wisconsin Iowa, Appleton, Central, South Bend, Connecticut, Waterbury, New England, and New Bedford.
Pittsburg wins both ends of a doubleheader against Boston as pitchers Adams Leever and Tyler struggle. McKechnie Byrne spark infield defense while Beck Goode and Collins throw in from outfield. Doves score late in ninth but fail to spoil the sweep with a 9 4 loss in game one and a one sided game two.
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