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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1903

Page

3

Deck Work on the Reliance and Boxing Club Controversy

The Reliance deck at Herreshoff shop is finished to a white finish with only hatches in trim. The Sunbeam tender will remain aboard for sail tuning as the ship tests balance when crew move across decks. Boxing club Brady and Walcott clash dominates Culture Club night with accusations of fake matches and management interference as O'Brien faces Walcott in Boston.

Bristol FR. I Reliance Herreshoff Defender

Lenox A C Presents High Powered Boxing Card Friday

The Lenox Athletic Club schedules a strong card headlined by Billy Ryan vs Billy Griffin of South Boston with champion Jim Walsh in a final against wards of New York. Other stars include Young Bernstein vs Boyd Jarvis and Jack O’Brien vs Stonewall Allen. The Tam many Club disputes and club politics are noted as writers caution independence. A future meeting features Kid Good vs Hugh Murphy and potential bouts for Young Corbett or Terry McGovern. The club weigh in at 126 pounds and ticket details are mentioned as $1.

Jack Riley Jimmy Quigley Young Ryan Jack Burns Jack Flanagan Tommy Governor's Council Walcott O’brien Jack O'Brien Boston O'Brien Tit New York Jim Wescott al Smith Bill Daly Rube Waddell Culture Club Kid Lavigne Billy Smith Tommy West Ames Tom O'Rourke Jeffries Corbett McCoy Sharkey Rublin Ryan Bob Fitzsimmons Mike Twin Lenox A. C Billy Ryan South Boston Billy Griffin Ugh Jimmy Edmy Walsh Edwards Hurst Willie Griff Jones Mississippi Joe Schumacher Young Bernstein Boyd Jarvis Jack O’brien Stonewall Allen Jerry Watson Tammany Club Jerry Athletic Club Tammany Comany Club Kid Goodan Hugh Murphy Tse Mee Seibel Young Corbett Terry McGovern Metock Cluo Billy Maynard H Ynard

Palmo Tablets Promise Sleep and Youthful Vigor

An ad markets Palmo Tablets claiming natural slumber, nervous-system support, and a youthful look. It lists multiple druggists and stores offering the product and a wheel deal priced with varied guarantees.

Waler-Rantels Drug CO Dewey Sq B. F. Bradbury Beach St Harrison Ave F. H. Putnam School St Washington St F. Eaton Friend &J Klein's Tremont Boylston Sts Essex Pharmacy

Shamrock III Hull Survey Finds No Waterline Damage

Shamrock III was surveyed in dry dock with Sir Thomas Lipton and William Fife present. The cup challenger sustained no damage below the water line.

Southampton Thomas Lipton William Fife

Athletics Clinch Pennant with 6–1 Win Over Boston

The Athletics clinched the pennant in Philadelphia as they defeated Boston 6 to 1 in a cold, windy game. The eighth inning produced five runs for Philadelphia, highlighted by Seybold's two-run homer and a string of hits that broke the game open. Waddell pitched well, with Boston straining to respond, and the home crowd cheered as the championship flag was raised.

Philadelphia Athletics Boston Weaver Old Boreas Waddell Rube Dougherty Collins Monte Cross Stahl Monte Dineen Seybold Freeman Hartze Lachance Davis Love Cross Murphy Cross Pickering Parent M. Cross Schreckengost Stah Addell

Philadelphia Athletes Finish With Tightly Played Baseball Exhibition

On bases Philadelphia six Boston six. Base on balls Off Waddell one. Struck out By Dineen two, by Waddell ten. Time ten frames, 33 minutes. Umpires Caruthers and Hassett. Attendance 14 578.

Philadelphia Boston Waddell Dineen Caruthers and Hassett Tored Moston Philadephia Carney Cooey Thomas Kelster Stanley Malarkey Roth Hulswitt Douglass Duggleby Tenney Barry Keister Moran Bonner ST. Louis R. B. Po A.e Burkett Ry Dolan Heidr Jones Vr Hemph’ll Green Hall'n Wallace Isbell McC'm Daly Friel Tan‘h'ls Kahoe McFar'd Flan'ty Don'h'e Ste Louis Chicago Ohic Burkett Sachus—Anderson Dolan Hallman Donahue Hy Fisherty Sheridan Ashington New

Nationals Win In 12th As Detroit Beats Cleveland

Detroit takes the opening American League game from Cleveland in 12 innings before a frigid overflow crowd. Gessler, Crawford key Detroit runs, while Mullin and Joss held scores tight. attendance 16,482. In the National League, Cooley stars for Boston in a 2 to 1 12 inning win over the Quakers, with Malarkey strong on the mound and Bonner’s defense instrumental.

Kidney health sales pitch boosts Swamp Root remedy

Advertised by Dr Kilmer and Co, the Swamp Root kidney remedy claims to cure kidney liver and bladder troubles with a money back guarantee. The letter from Robert Berner asserts personal success and urges readers to request a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York.

East 120Th St New York City New York Robert Berner Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Boston Daily Post Bright Kilmer Post

Eddie Bald Hurt At Savannah Track Delays Championship Race

Eddie Bald of Buffalo sustained a nasty accident during a training spin at the Coliseum track in Savannah. The incident forced postponement of his motor paced race with Bobby Walthour that was set for tonight.

Eddie Bald Savannah Buffalo Coliseum Bobby Walthour

New York Defeats Brooklyn 7–2 In Final Series Game

New York beat Brooklyn 7 to 2 at Washington Park in the final game of the series. McGinnity held Hanlon's club until the ninth when Householder and Doyle doubled, scoring on Dahlen's three-bagger. Bresnahan and Warner added three-base hits as New York struck timely in the first, sixth, and seventh frames.

Washington New York Keeler Long Brooklyn Washington Park McGinnity Hanlon Householder Doyle Dahlen Bresnahan Warner McGin'y Moran

Cincinnati Defeats Chicago 5–3 in Season Opener

Chicago fails to capitalize on Harper as Cincinnati wins 5–3 in front of 3200 at the opener. Chicago fielding is tidy but bats stay quiet against the Reds pitching, while Cincinnati builds a lead with timely hits and solid defense.

Chicago Harper Cincinnati R. B A. E. R. B. Jones, R. £ 0120 ‘i| Kenley, Lf.1 1100 Slagle, 1.F. 1 1206 S'mour Kling Donlin Dobbs C.f B'ckley Tinker Mor'sey Casey OlCor Ran Lowe Steinfdt Hanlon Peltz Taylor

Baseball Box Score Highlights

In the game Chance, Kelly, and Corcoran doubled. Hanlon had a sacrifice, Kling and Peitz stole bases, Taylor struck out four, Harper one, Peitz allowed a passed ball, and Taylor issued one walk to Harper four. Time 1 55m. Umpires Emslie and Holliday.

Chance Kelly Corcoran Hanlon Kling Peitz Taylor Harper Emslie and Holliday

Bates Beats M. I. T. Freshmen 19 to 0 at American League Grounds

Bates College crushed M. I. T. freshmen 19 to 0 as Allen Maerz and Dwinell starred for Bates. Davis and Haley led the MIT players with notable performances. Institute band played during the game and Bates scored 12 runs in the first two innings before easing off.

Bates College Bates Allen Maerz Dwinell Davis Haley Institute Band Ccevess Stone Doe Burr Towne

Boston College Prep Team Defeats South Boston High 16 11

Boston College preparatory nine beat South Boston High yesterday at the new BC grounds by 16 to 11. standout performances came from Sheehan and Dooley for BC and Scanlan for the High School squad.

Boston College Preparatory South Boston High School New Boston College Sheehan and Dooley Scanlan

Brown Defeats Wesleyan 8-0 In Slow College Game

Providence April 22 Brown defeated Wesleyan 8 to 0 in a slow game. Hatch saved a jam by striking out the last two batters with bases loaded and one out in the fifth. Batteries Hatch and Clark Chapman Monroe and Hanlon umpire Jones.

Providence R. I

Tufts Edges Amherst 4 3 In Tight Baseball Clash

Tufts defeated Amherst 4 to 3 in a closely contested afternoon game. The outcome remained in doubt until the final inning when Tufts scored the winning run. Amherst’s wild throws allowed runs. Sturgis and Kelliher turned a double play in the fourth. Batteries Clay and O'Brien for Tufts, Storke Kane and Roe for Amherst. Umpire Farrar. Attendance about 600.

Amherst Tufts Sturgis Kelliher Clay O'Brien Storke Kane Roe Farrar

Bowdoin Falls to Maine 6-1 in Afternoon Baseball

In Brunswick Bowdoin College lost to the University of Maine by six runs to one. The scoreless first five innings gave way after Bowdoin failed to solve Maine pitcher Mitchell. Cox of Bowdoin sparked late life but could not overcome the deficit.

Brunswick

Bowdoin Triumphs With 12 Strikeouts In Pitching Duel

Bowdoin pitcher fans 12 as Mitchell and Violette lead offense against Missisippi team. Cox Munro batteries provide support while umpire Flavin calls the game in a tight contest.

Bowdoin Mitchell Violette Cox Munro Flavin

Dartmouth Defeats Exeter 10 to 3 in Close Game

In Exeter New Hampshire on April 22 Dartmouth defeated Phillips Exeter Academy by ten runs to three. The contest featured wild pitching with ten walks and three hit batters. Keady hit three Exeter batters as Dartmouth pitchers Keady and McCabe held Heim and Cooney.

Exetdr N. H Dartmouth Phillips Exeter Academy Keady Exeter McCabe Heim Cooney

Burgess Buys Cutter Alborak for Yawl Conversion

designer Starling Burgess purchases the 46 foot cutter Alborak from General Charles J. Paine and his son John Paine. Burgess plans to convert the rig to a yawl, move some loads inside, and install a gasoline engine to create a cruising auxiliary craft.

Starling Burgess Charles J. Paine John Paine

Reverend Charles F. Dole Heads Jamaica Plain Association

The Jamaica Plain Citizens' Association met at Bowditch schoolhouse Green Street last evening and elected officers: President Rev Charles F Dole. vice presidents George W Anderson Edward W Brewer Davis R Dewey E Peabody Gerry and Arthur A Maxwell. treasurer William Rooney. recording secretary John A McKim. corresponding secretary Charles E Lee.

Jamaica Plain

Twin Brother Dies of Pneumonia in Chelsea Firm Member

James J. O'Keefe of O'Keefe Brothers died yesterday afternoon at his home 127 Spencer Avenue Chelsea after a brief illness. Survived by his mother three sisters and five brothers one twin brother. He belonged to Division 45 A O H.

James J. O’keefe O'Keefe Brothers Chelsea Spencer Avenue Division 45

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