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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1905

Page

9

Nationals Shut Out by Washington 4-0

The Boston Nationals were defeated 4 to 0 as Case Patten allowed six hits while Fraser was hit for five in the first two innings. Washington started fast with Hill and Stahl driving in runs, and Cassaday adding a two bagger. Needham and Tenney had long hits for Boston but could not produce a run.

Washington Boston Nationals Washingtons Case Patten Boston Fraser Raymer Wolverton Lauterborn Needham Tenney Jones Cannell Hill Stahl Hulseman Cassaday Houston Delehanty Sharpe R E. Jones Patten Ewer Ceeseee Delehanty Csccevesesees Huelsman Kittredge Kit- Sharpe Tredge Cassidy Charley Snyder Parent Billy Dineen Montgomery Dineen Olmstead McGovern

Boston Hosts World Beaters in Spring Exhibition

Boston played a practice game at Montgomery losing 6 to 1 as Jimmy Collins and his world beaters prepared for the American league race in Philadelphia. Dineen started for the hosts with two hits in five innings while Unglaub, Freeman and Collins supplied early scoring supports.

Montgomery Ala Philadelphia Jimmy Collins Parent Stahl Boston Collins Unglaub McGovern Freeman Burkett Selbach Lachance Ferris Shannon

Crowned Imperial Crown of Russia Described in Detail

The Czar’s crown is a bishop’s mitre shape with a cross of five diamonds atop the largest ruby, eleven diamonds in a foliated arch, and a pearl hoop on each side. It notes two G. O. Taylor whiskeys and urges health benefits, recommending buyers check the label and cork for the proprietor’s firm name.

Russia G. O. Taylor

Baseball News and Comment Highlights Early Spring Gossip

The column previews baseball chatter on players and teams. Howard the Pirate recruit shines as a shooter while Chance battles a lame ankle. Young cycles toward obscurity as Schaefer and Callahan face mishaps in spring practice.

de? Howard Frank Chance Bob Ewing Pittsburg Tommy Leach Fred Clarke Red Beaumont MecGinnity Lee Tannehill White Sox Cy Young Schaefer Tigers Callahan Montgomery Dundon Comiskey Ferris Evers Jim McGuire New York Americans Highlanders Matty McIntyre Matty Stone American Association St. Louis Browns Port Arthur Collins Nogi Charley Carr Case School Kittredge O’loughlin Tuh George Mullin O’leary Detroit

Philadelphia Americans Defeat Nationals 5 to 1 in Eas y Victory

Philadelphia completes a comfortable 5 to 1 win over the Nationals. Score by innings shows a single bright fifth inning for the Nationals while Philadelphia plates five in total. Batteries Plank Powers Sutthoff Abbott. Umpires Connelly and Bauswine.

Philadelphia Americans Nationals Philadelphia R.H.E Nat Plank Powers Sutthoff Abbott Connelly Bauswine

Baltimore Nine Beats Brooklyn Nationals 5 to 2

The local Eastern league team defeated the Brooklyn Nationals today by a 5 to 2 score. The win adds another victory to the Baltimore club as it strengthens its standings in the league.

Baltimore Brooklyn Nationals Today

Providence Exh. Beats Brown College 6 to 5

Providence in Rhode Island defeated Brown College 6 to 5 in an exhibition game today. The Eastern League club led 4 to 2 at the end of the first half and held off Brown College rally to secure the win.

Providence R. I Brown College

Jenkins Wins Twice on Mat in Debut at Columbia Hall

Tom Jenkins world champion wrestler opened with two quick wins at Columbia Music Hall. He threw Max Friedman of London in two minutes and defeated the Cuban Wonder in six and a half, earning the required points to win. Tonight he faces three heavyweights within 15 minutes, with Friedman and the Cuban rematching.

Tom Jenkins Hackenschmidt New York Columbia Music Hall Max Friedman London Columbia Jenkins Friedman Jack Sheehan

Chesbro Reveals Dream Method To Teach Pitchers

New York April 10 Jack Chesbro premier AL pitcher recalls coaching Harvard pitchers Coburn and Schoenfuss He describes a dream where Coburn pitched from second base with many breaks The next day Chesbro moved Coburn back 15 feet and gradually returned him to the box Coburn mastered the art of breaking the ball Schoenfuss is a strong arm candidate with recurring arm soreness.

New York Jack Chesbro Harvard Coburn Schoenfuss

Roxbury Kid Wins New England Pool Championship at Murray & Irwin's

John T. McHale known as Roxbury Kid defeats English Tom of Easton Boston to claim the New England pool title with a 125 to 88 score in a seven game final. Afterward Fish Marsh calls for a 600 balls challenge to be staged next Wednesday and Thursday evenings.

John T. McHale Roxbury New England Murray & Irwin Tom Easton Boston Fish Marsh

Pantz Loses To Baldwin In Havrehill Bout

In Havrehill on April 10 Kid Pantz fatigued after a strong start and faded against Matty Baldwin in a seven round fight. Baldwin, heavier but solid, prevailed as Pantz’ adviser halted the match in round twelve. Pantz had been under medical care weeks prior. Kid Barrish defeated Young O'Brien in two rounds.

Haverhill Kid Pantz Matty Baldwin Haverhill A. C Pantz Baldwin Heforee McGann Kid Barrish Young O’brien

Somerville Player Tries With Lawrence Team

The Lawrence team of the New England league gains William OBrien, a capable player, expected to bolster their lineup this season.

Somerville Lawrence William O’brien Lawrence N. E

Fitzgerald and A Ryan Draw at Washington Club

Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn and Adam Ryan of Philadelphia fought a six round draw amid ongoing in fighting. The bout featured early left jabs from Fitzgerald and close exchanges later, with Ryan sustaining a cut left eye and Fitzgerald a nearly closed left eye. Announced bouts for Aurelia Herrera vs Young Erie and Jimmy Walsh vs Phil Logan were listed for upcoming shows.

Philadelphia Willie Fitzgerald Brooklyn Adam Ryan Washington Sporting Club Fitzgerald Ryan Aurelia Herrera Young Erie A. C Jimmy Walsh Boston Phil Logan Washington S. C

Governor weighs nominees for police commissioner post

Governor Douglas spent yesterday reviewing many candidates for the $4000 police commissioner job. He reportedly backs two groups: one with a Democrat linked figure and another favoring an administrator with proven efficiency.

Douglas

Mayor Names Two New Cabinet Members For Next Year

Mayor Collins submitted to the Board of Aldermen the heads of departments and two new staff appointees. Frederick O. North joins the Overseers of the Poor for three years without salary. Horatio G. Curtis takes a seat on the Board of Sinking Fund Commission with a $2500 salary.

Collins Board of Aldermen Frederick O. North Overseers of the Poor

Janitors’ Association Sends Relief Cash to Brockton Sufferers

A letter to the Post reports a $66.50 donation from the Janitors’ Association of the Boston public schools for Brockton relief. The committee members B J Dooley W H Bickford M Connolly Connolly H T Allchin urge the forwarding of funds to aid sufferers.

Brockton Boston Public Schools B. J. Dooley W. H. Bickford M. Connolly Co. Conneally H. T. Allchin

Grover Firm Voluntarily Assigns for Creditors

R B Grover and Co the Brockton shoe firm affected by the March 20 boiler explosion has voluntarily assigned for the benefit of creditors. Assignees named are Charles F Hall of American Hide and Leather Company Boston Judge Warren A Reed and Fred B Howard of Home National Bank Brockton.

R. B. Grover & CO Brockton Charles F. Hall American Hide & Leather Company Boston Warren A. Reed Fred B. Howard Home National Bank

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