Griffmen Display Speed In First Game On Road
Special to The Washington Post Boston June 0 Nationals show speed and grit in road opener. Groom and Johnson star on the mound and in defense as Griffmen pace Red Sox early. Griffith praises Harper and youth, forecasts pitching help from Mullin and a southpaw prospect, while plans for Joe Engel to manage next game.
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Athletics Triumph Over New York 6 to 0 in Pitching Duel
Philadelphia overwhelms New York 6 to 0 as Schulz and a strong Phila defense back a solid five innings. Plank holds locals to three hits until a sixth inning rally stalls. Midkiff drives a triple and McConnell adds two bases as Schulta yields late support amid a tense, two hour game.
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Naps Win 3 2 in Ninth Inning Over St Louis
In a sunlit opener of the series Cleveland edged St Louis 3 to 2 as the deciding run scored in the ninth. Johnston and Turner sparked the offense while Williams misplayed Olson’s drive for a two base hit that brought home Johnson.
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White Sox Win Opener Over Tigers In Detroit
Chicago beat Detroit 6 to 4 in the first game of a three game series. Pinch hitters Jennings used produced no hits. Easterly delivered a key sixth inning single driving in two runs. Beall capped the eighth with a homer over Cobb as Chicago capitalized on timely hitting and runners in scoring position.
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Pinch Hitter Williams Delivers Winning Play For Nationals
In a Fenway thriller, the Washington Nationals defeat the Red Sox 3 to 1 in eleven innings. Alva Williams entered to pinch hit in the eighth, sparking a rally after a fielding miscue by Henry, tying the game as Joe Wood struggled, while Johnson mopped up in relief and the Nationals capitalized on late chances to win.
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McGraw Assaulted After Phillies Defeat Giants
Philadelphia June 30 Giants manager John McGraw was knocked down by Phillies pitcher Brennan after the game which New York won to lead the National League. Brennan claimed taunts from McGraw provoked him and refused blame, while McGraw recovered and went to his hotel. The contest featured bold defense and late rallies as the Giants fell in a tense scene following a hard fought game.
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Punish Jack O Connor For Fight With Umpire
In St Louis in June 90 Manager Jack O Connor of the local club was suspended indefinitely and fined by Federal League President Powers after a fist fight with Umpire Jack McNulty. McNulty fractured jaw and retired from the game.
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Crawford or Veach for Larry Lajoie
Detroit, Michigan June 30 reports that if Larry Lajoie is put on the market after his dispute with Manager H Birmingham Detroit would offer Sam Crawford or Bob Veach for the star. The owner believes Lajoie batting behind Cobb could boost offensive capabilities and base running would astonish even devoted fans.
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Lavender Is In Form Holds Pirates to 3 Hits
Chicago wins 12 to 2 as Jimmy Lavender dominates Pittsburg. Camnitz exits for Cooper. Bayrs, a Brown University recruit, relieves. Scoring features include a three-base hit by Schulte, a home run by Schulte, and runs by Leach, Fvers, and Zimmerman.
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Braves Purchase Catcher From Zanesville Trade
Walter Tragessor catcher of the Zanesville Interstate League club has been sold to the Boston Nationals. He played for St Paul in the American Association last year and will join Boston soon this week.
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RUCKER KNOCKED OUT IN BROOKLYN LOSS TO BOSTONS
The Brooklyns returned after a month to face the Bostons who dominated the game. Rucker was knocked out in the fourth inning as Boston won 9 to 1. Devlin Sweeney and Raiden led Brooklyn hits, while Perdue and Wagner pitched for Boston.
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