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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
8
Earl Moore hurls a 2 to 0 complete game shutout for the Giants while Red Ames struggles with timely hits. Giants strand baserunners early and late as Philadelphia pockets two runs aided by walks and seven hits.
Racers Peer & Company announces a mass silk sock sale. They report 21,500 pairs at 35 cents, citing prior limits of 50 cents with 13,000 pairs and increased German competition as motivation for a new lower price.
National League winners included Philadelphia over New York 2 0 Brooklyn beat Boston 3 2 Cincinnati edged Chicago 2 0 Pittsburg defeated St Louis 7 3 American League saw New York 4 3 Washington Ohio games listed. Standings show Philadelphia 38 19 and New York 34 21 leading their leagues with Chicago and St Louis trailing as Montreal Jersey City and Toronto also shown with varying records.
Scores show New York 4 Washington 3 in the first game with a 1 4 tally and a 3 2 result. Washington beat New York once while the other listed matchups remain undecided in this page item.
Moore struck out repeatedly as Ward and others produced key hits in a Phillies contest. Doolan Moron and Markle increased the lead with doubles and singles while Doolan added his fourth hit. Keeler reached on an infield single, Meyers doubled for two runs, and Crandall was retired at first.
Scanlon and a sharp Brooklynsupported by an errorless defense edged Boston 3 to 2. Lennox delivered a two bagger and a sacrifice fly to spark the third inning rally, while Sweeney muff aided the visitors lead. Manager Dahlen was ejected for objecting to umpire calls.
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 2 to 0 as Reulbach allows one hit while Burns secures the win. Chance and Steinfeldt were suspended three days for misconduct at Pittsburg. lineups include Bescher Evers Paskert Hohlz l Schulte Downey Clarke McMillan and Burns for Cincinnati with Chicago's Bescher Egan McMillan and others.
Pittsburg won 8 to 3 over St Louis with Webb the left hander strong until the ninth inning. Clarke and Huggins fielded well with thirteen put outs between them as Pittsburg built an early lead and held on through ten hits to secure the victory in about an hour and thirty-five minutes.
Chunky Jack Quinn pitched the opening game for New York as the Yankees beat Washington 8 to 4 after a ten inning battle. Washington never defeated Quinn, though he faced tougher hits than Walker and kept runs spread out. The second game saw Manning vs Groom in a pitchers duel with Washington winning 2 to 1 as McAleer's hits sparked a late rally and misplays shaped key moments.
New York won 2 1 in the tenth as Sweeney opened with a single, Finn scored on a sacrifice, and Hemphill’s grounder deflected, allowing Sweeney to score the decisive run. Hal Chase contributed a sharp single and strong fielding while Washington battled but fell behind late.
Philadelphia wins 6-2 and 8-1 behind Krause and Bender, with solid defense. Line score notes Boston errors by Gardner and Smith and two-base hits by Lord Oldring and Murphy highlight the day at home.
Cleveland wins 7 to 2 over Chicago in the last game at the old South Side Park. Harkness held Chicago hitless late. Cleveland jumped to a four run lead in the first. Line score shows Cleveland 7 Chicago 2 with stars like Graney and Lajoie contributing.
Amherst defeated Wesleyan 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Jube, recently signed by the New York Americans, delivered an infield hit to score the winning run. McClure, also signed by New York, was repeatedly hit by Wesleyan but without consecutive hits. Batteries MecClure Henry for Amherst White McCaffrey for Wesleyan Umpire Foley. Time two hours fifteen minutes.
George Edward Rube Waddell, pitcher for the St Louis American League club, was fined 150 dollars in Police Court for disturbing the peace. The fine was suspended after he signed a pledge to abstain from intoxicants for one year.
John E Sheridan of the American League, the oldest umpire in service, announced from Washington that he has quit. He left for Chicago to report to Ban Johnson and said he will return home to San Jose California where he runs an undertaking business.
Yale and Harvard meet at American League Park this afternoon at 4:30 for the deciding game of their 1910 series. The Elis won the first game, Harvard struck back in the second, and the deciding pitcher will be either Tommers or Murfey with Hicks starting for Harvard.
Unclear ledger style game notes show teams Rochester Buffalo Providence and battery lines with umpire names. Partial scores listed with innings and totals, but many figures incomplete.
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