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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
9
A tense session features Miss Corson and Miss Carson accusing Principal Batchelder of misconduct and forgery. Witnesses cluster in rival groups as the committee hears testimonies from teachers and neighbors. findings await May teacher appointments.
Rain postponed today’s exhibition game between Louisville and the Boston Nationals. Buckenberger, anxious to begin the season, praises his pitching staff Willis Pratt Pittinger Long and Malarkey as equal to any in the league. Bonner expected to receive a warm reception. Telbeau announced an amicable agreement. Weather permitting, the teams will play tomorrow.
Bobby Walthour's entry for the Patriots' Day 20 mile open motor paced race at Charles River Park was received by Manager Kennedy in New York. Walthour, under Colonel Felix R Wendelschafer's Providence Coliseum management, will be on hand early next week along with Harry Elkes Otto Maya Benny Munroe Basil de Guichard and other riders for what officials call the best card yet at the park.
In the 10th game of the Hub billiard room Class C tournament R Klucken defeated his opponent I by a score of 150 to 139. Monday evening Warren and Dr Maynard are scheduled to play.
Yale defeated Navy 1–0 in a six inning pitchers battle in Annapolis. Time was called at 5 p.m. so Yale could catch their train. With two outs in the sixth and Yale ahead 1–0 Ryden tried for a homer but was superbly fielded by Navy left fielder, ending the threat.
Roxbury High School beat Harvard scrub 10 to 6 at Norton Field Cambridge yesterday. Captain Amesbury led Roxbury with a four-run third inning and strong defense. Players Carrett, Rosenthal, and Amesbury impressed for Roxbury while Field starred for Harvard scrub. Batteries Roxbury Carrett Rosenthal Amesbury Brackett Harvard Gardner Field Hits Roxbury 14 Harvard 8 Errors Roxbury 4 Harvard 5.
New York Nationals defeated Columbia University 11 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. New York’s base running, especially Mertes, stood out. Batteries Taylor Miller Warner for New York and Bresnehan Gearin Grant Tyler Mehler for Columbia. Umpire Joe Hornung. Hits New York 10 Columbia 4. Mirrors New York 1 Columbia 6.
Frank Shannon of Dorchester signs with Providence after playing with Charley Nichols's Kansas team last year. Groundkeeper Jerome Kelley will prepare a billiard-table smooth field for the April 20 double header. Boston NL fan asks about third base bleachers coverage for the season. Patsy Donovan comments on young players rising from minors. All box seats at the New York park sold for opening game. Sandon Mertes pleased with New York berth but backs Chicago. he wishes the White Sox to win the American race. Lajoie, 27, is the smallest of five brothers. Lefthanders like Hahn are rare, Waddell cited as example. Local schools may decline foul strike rule. Riverside games loom with Hopkinson facing Carrollton Prep and Billy Grimes on the mound. Fred Clarke named richest player at 32 with $70,000 wealth from farms and coal lands. Cincinnati grounds to shelter 13,000. Dorchester High vs Wellingtons at 3:30 at Dorchester town end.
The Rev. William Henry Milburn, longtime blind chaplain of the United States Senate, died in Santa Barbara California today.
The hearing at Ingalls School probes rumors about Principal Batchelder and teachers. Testimony questions a signed document by Miss Corson admitting she urged statements about his morality. Witnesses testify to reputations and signatures amid a clear feud surrounding the case.
The North End Union hosted a gymnastic meet at Parmenter street last evening. The Union defeated the Civics of Columbus avenue 34 to 9 in a basketball game. A wrestling match between N Ross of Bowdoin A C and S Herman of the Union ended in a draw with L Mittce as timekeeper and Dr Stroud of Tufts refereeing. About 400 spectators attended.
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