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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
7
New York tops Boston 7 to 5 in the fourth game of the series, gaining the lead in the American League standings. The Yankees win the series three of four. Both opening pitchers Mogridge and Bush were knocked out. Bodie hits the go ahead homer in the sixth after Pipp singles.
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 1 in the last game of the series as Boland held the Sox hitless with runners on base. Veach doubled Heilmann sacrificed and Risberg error produced Detroit run in the fourth. Manager Jennings was suspended indefinitely after conflict with umpire Nallin.
National League standings show Boston New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia near top. Thursday results include New York 10 over Boston 4 and Chicago 7 over Cincinnati 1. American League games list Philadelphia Washington Boston New York Chicago Detroit results with upcoming matchups.
New York left runners on base with 6 in scoring chances as Mogridge pitched 7 1 3 innings for the win. Caldwell and Bush surrendered many hits, with Mogridge fanning 3 and Caldwell 3. Bush went 7 innings in relief, and Mogridge was the winning pitcher while Bush took the long relief turn.
Washington reports Belgium has been granted a further credit of 9 million dollars, raising total loans to Belgium to 131.8 million and overall allied funding to 5.56159 billion.
June 28 Chicago extended its winning run by routing Cincinnati as Regan faltered and Doug Lass pitched four strong innings before Carter closed. Chicago tallied seven runs on 10 hits while Cincinnati managed a lone run amid 6 hits. Merkle and Chase stood out with key hits as Chicago pulled ahead early and held the lead through final innings.
Washington swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia by scores of 8 to 0 and 3 to 2 extending their winning streak to five against the Athletics. Johnson pitched a shutout in the first game, his sixth of the season, while Perry absorbed the loss in the finale, his ninth straight defeat. First game details show Adams Holmes and McAvoy driving in runs with Johnson and Ainsmith behind the plate. Second game notes Washington scored in each inning except the second, Perry took the loss, and Shaw Ayers and Picinich handled middle and late relief.
Myers hit a seventh inning home run with two on to lift Brooklyn to a 4 2 win over Philadelphia. Grimes allowed three singles but issued a balk two wild pitches and four walks in the first inning, leading to two runs. The box shows Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 2 with Grimes, Miller, Watson, Davis and Adams in the battery.
St Louis June 28 Jimmy Burke coach of the St Louis Americans was named manager of the club by president Phil De Catesado Ball to replace Fielder Jones who resigned as captain two weeks ago to enter the timber business.
Boston June 28 Ray Powell Walter Rehe and Joseph Kelly outfielders with the Boston Nationals will join the naval reserve force at Newport on July 4.
London dispatch reports rumors that Alexis Romanoff son of former Emperor Nicholas died several days ago in Petrograd. source cites Copenhagen exchange telegraph.
New York Giants beat Boston 10 to 4 to extend its win streak to four in the series and ten over the season. Ross earned the victory in his first San Antonio start. Fillingim took the loss. Burns and Fletcher sparked the offense, while Sicking's relief work impressed for the visitors.
In St Louis on June 28 Pittsburgh used an error by Baird three singles a walk and a stolen base in the third to push four runs and defeat the Cardinals 4 to 3. Cooper Schmidt Doak and Gonzales pitched for Pittsburgh and St Louis.
Pittsfield June 28 The largest Pike county contingent yet left on the early train for Camp Taylor Kentucky consisting of one hundred and fifty men A commissioned officer from Camp Taylor arrived Tuesday evening to direct the group A large crowd gathered in Pittsfield with the Perry band providing a concert in the park Uncle Sam Merida of Hardin Calhoun county attended and entertained the audience He addressed the crowd and was a feature of the local Red Cross drive The Pittsfield drum corps gave its first public appearance with twenty members planned to grow to thirty They will perform at Perry Saturday night in the War Stamp meeting War Savings Day is to be observed in each township with monster meetings planned and school district gatherings in the afternoon
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