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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1900

Page

3

Selee Concedes Southern Trip Flop Amid Errors

Selee admits the southern tour proved unsuccessful as errors led to defeats. National League standings reflect the losses and ongoing struggles for the team.

Selee

League Games Today and Boston Prospects

Boston faces Philadelphia and Cincinnati in key early season battles with the Giants and Phillies overhyped while Boston seeks first stay of form. Selee’s men must sharpen pitching and defense after rough starts and early travel across New York.

Double and error plague Cincinnati in ninth and tenth

Cincinnati strong but costly errors let Pittsburgh rally to win in the eleventh. Irwin and Wood doubled with two out in the ninth to tie. Cincinnati then pushed a single and a double in the tenth but failed at the plate twice.

Cincinnati CinciNnatis Pittsburgs Irwin Wood R. B. Beaumont Clarke le Fu Ee Coreery F. Weeeser Wagner Zimmer Ely Ritchey Philipi Totais PO. A Crawford C. Barrett J. Eits Pittsburg Breitenstein Beckley Twin Steinfeldt Phillips Tnilpi Brettenstein Philli Wilitch Litpi Hattendance Bwartwood

St Louis Defeats Chicago 6 to 1 in Big Showdown

In Chicago on April 29, St Louis outplayed Chicago at every point. Clean fielding and timely hitting powered the visitors to a 6 1 victory before an estimated 14 000 spectators. Sudhoff faced tough outs but yielded to St Louis hitters who drove in runs steadily. Time elapsed about 1 hour 60 minutes.

ST. Louis Chicago Gan Sudhoff

Future champions seek 12 to 19 year old teams across state

A long list of clubs from Boston areas seeks 12 to 19 year old, uniformed squads for May to August games. It names teams such as the Goodyear Co., St Catherines of Retort, Dorchester Heights, Wymans, Oakdales, P. F. Barrys, Jog Alongs, Dories, and many others, with contact addresses and preferred dates.

Goodyear & M. Co J. A. Foley Albany Street Ton Cliftonsweet Fran Anderson Marion Street Charlestown St. Catherines of Retort J. oCartney Moulton Place Franklins North Cambridge Brighton Y. M. C B. L. Corey Dresden Circlé West Somerville Woodwards Riversides Jamaica Plain The Park George Brown Woodward Street South William N. Adams Laurel Street Somerville Pay State C. Murray 14 Street South Boston A. Murphys Henry Cary Gridancourt South Bostoff Boylstons Cambridge Admirals South Borton Gillis East Sixth Street Somerset A. A Charles Coughlin Street South Street Boston Waverleys P. Dooley Halligan O'Rourke Dunn McCullough Dad Murry C. F J. Dooley William C. Braszell Fifth Street Nelsons Dorchester Libertys William J. Daly Corbett Street Westcotts Ross Drayton Jonas B. Colton Vanderwart p.Barryman Chamberlain Griggs H. Colton J. J Harold Drayton Hilton Street Mass Oakdales Walter Minton Holiday Street Fairmounts Franklin Field Tarbox Fairmount Street Tha Oaklands Logan McCarthy Broadway Dorchester Heights John A. Reardon, Jr Thomas Park Centrals Frank Freeman West Sixth Street Cremos J. McCardy Washington Street Waban Phipps Place Richard Neagle Moulton Street Boston Blues Clark P. O. Box Wollaston Yanders Florist John T. Landers Eliot Square Dories East Boston W. Cashman Paris Court P. F. Barrys St. Marys of Newton J. F. Hawley Ellwoot Street Malden Quincys of Wakefield Victors W. J. Black, Jr Essex Street Crescents Roxbury Stephen Jones Newborn Street West Roxbury A. A J. M. Manning, Jr Alamo Street Winnisimmers Edward H. Maesey Beacon Street Chelsea Sheridans W. Bragill West Fifth Street South Porton Tudor Associates Ity Points Jeffersons Co. Calnan West Seventh Street G. L. Manning Dorchester Avenue Revere Beach Ames A. FV. Obin Campbell Avenue Craigie Juniora J. Connell Second Street East Cambridge Millmonts W. Ldbby Morley Street Peabody A. A H. Marre Peabody Milton A. A Shamap A Titchfields H. A. Farrell Clover A. A P.O. Box Richfields Vaughans T. Isa Hopkins Street New Dorchester Ion E Continentaire Wail Summer Street St. Joseph's Mission Church John Canning Orients W. Ck Em Street Boston Financial News Jone Congress Street Zuck Island

Busy Week For Local Golfers In May Tournaments

Local golf clubs around Boston announce a busy May schedule with handicap and medal play events for men women and mixed teams. Notable entries include the New ton Golf Club trophy backed by George E Warren and a Newton golf ball sweepstake.

Boston Newton Golf Club George E. Warren Oakley Club Wollaston Club Montclair Brae Burn Agawam Club Providence Alpine Ub Mitchburg Es Fton Country Club Brookline Ve. Brae- Burn Club West Newton Fall River Latries Watertown Oakley Concord

Harvard Crew Selections Ahead of New London Races

Harvard crews face a busy week as selections are made for the varsity eight and two eights, with plans to race at New London and Yale on May 31 depending on results. Freshman eight and Weld or Newell crews also compete, while observers weigh possible changes from last year’s lineup.

Harvard New London Weld Newell Denham Yale Guy Bancroft Hugh Bancroft Higginson Shuebruk Biddle Harding Storrow Creedon New York New York Senate Fee O'Rourke Tim Sullivan Dick Bradley Gloucester Harry Boles Boles Enry Carey South Boston Martin Mulvihill Harrison Chicago Coatéetee Illy Brady Tom Sharkey Jeffries Sharkey Icoteric Sween McDermott Senate Bill Frett Billy Gardnér I ' Ra Heelwig Lynn Etter Boston Kennedy Jack Keenan George F. Murray Maynard Dan Twin Sullivan da Bedle Connolly Connolly Dal Hawkins Aaa B. H. Benton Rob Bop

Ithaca trainer Jack Moakley yields top relay and hammer wins

World of Sport notes Cornell trainer Jack Moakley has built strong teams at Ithaca. A hammer thrower defeated McCracken, the intercollegiate and national champion, at the U. of P. carnival. Roy C. Ewry set two world records in jumping, and A. C. Kraenzlein faced tough hurdlers. A letter awaits T. P. Conneff for his old mile title.

Jack Moakley Cornell Boston Ithaca U. of P McCracken A. C. Kraenzlein Roy C. Ewry Syracuse T. P. Conneff

Intercollegiate Football Rules Trim Side-Line Coaching

Philadelphia, April 29. The intercollegiate rules committee meeting at the Princeton Club revised penalties for side-line coaching including a ten yard penalty and limited line walkers. Changes also address unjust plays by throws and kicks with ten yard penalties and ball retention rules. A safety is awarded if a foul occurs behind the goal line.

Philadelphia Penn Princeton Robert D. Warren Harvard John C. Bell Pennsylvania Walter Camp Yale Alexander Moffatt Paul Dashiel Nenapolis J. M. Dennis Cornell Co&lh Toronia

Fall River Pace Race Set Between Stinson and Dubois

Fall River residents expect a fast three lap oval pacing race next Saturday featuring Will C. Stinson of Cambridge and John R. Dubois of Brockton. Stinson, praised by experts, rides a new motor tandem managed by W. F. Stafford with Frank Waller as steersman and is billed to challenge strong local competitors after recent high speed showings.

Fall River Will C. Stinson Cambridge John R. Dubois Brockton Stinson Pat Steehan Stuart Bolts Tom Linton Harry Caldwell Burns Pierce Joe Downey Waltham Linton Charles River Pa Frank Waller W. F. Stafford Stafford Alpics

Metropolitans Break Half Century Record at Medfield Ride

The Metropolitan Wheelmen completed a 140 finisher half century ride to Medfield setting a season best and nearly matching last fall. A serious accident befell Bugler Clements who was unhurt after an early crash. J Potter rode in with the tandem. Finisher list includes many riders led by Frank Ash James Drake and J Potter.

Metropolitan Medfield Os Nches Boston J. Potter Dia Potter Frank Ash James Drake A. R. Barker S&s. McGibbon Christensen A. Guenereaux Ake BA J. Bills J. Drake T. H. Morrow Ww. J. Potter D. Jorse F. L Wilken B.c.lement Foss F. M. Barnard H. L. Fitz- Mr Tae Amold Fredartson Mon Miss M Woods J. R Wealker C. J. Martin Charles Murray Ae EB. Moody W. Sitam Ellis Webster Minare She . Bailey Fr. Leonard Ley Charles L. Preston M. Sippette Cheeth Charles L. Elliott Mra

Interclub Racing Association Sets Preliminary Race Dates

The Interclub Racing Association executive committee assigned preliminary race tests to decide five mile team pursuit champions. Jaca Cycle Club meets Roslindale Cycle Club May 30 at Waltham track. Chelsea Cycle Club faces City Wheelmen at Lowell June 16. Possible Charlies River Park meet June 16 or 18 may feature Waltham Cycle Club and Metropolitan Wheelmen. ess Cycling Club to Brockton June ? shoe City Wheelmen. Winners to be drawn post preliminaries. dates cover before July.

Interclub Racing Association Jaca Cycle Club Roslindale Cycle Club Waltham Cycle Club Waltham Chelsea Cycle Club Ndse City Lowell Charlies River Park Waltham Cycle ‘Club Metropolitan Wheelmen Ess Brockton Shoe City Rairey

Revere Police Crack Down on Sidewalk Bicycle Riders

In a sidewalk riding crackdown, Patrolman Harris arrested Jonte Condo of East Boston and others from Chelsea and Past Boston for bicycling on Broadway sidewalks. The alert action targets sidewalk riders in North Revere.

Revere Pn Town Harris Jonte Condo East Boston Geen North Revere Robert J. Ballam Chelsea Frank H. Codiie Boston Broadway

American Century Wheelmen ally with National Cycling Association

The American Century Wheelmen form an alliance with the National Cycling Association to bar riders disciplined by ACW from track meets. Major Taylor awaits possible leniency from the American Racing Cyclists Union and plans training at Newby Oval, Indianapolis if reinstated.

American Century Wheelmen A. C Major Taylor N. C. A. Board of Control American Racing Cyclists’ Union Dia Newby Oval Indianapolis A. B. Stone Fountain Ferry Stone Jimmy Micheel McFarland Tom Cooper Fearl Kiser Bald Bison Louisville Fred Titus Charley Miller Manhattan Beach Miller Immy Michael John Oudlin William Frazer

Sunday Cycle Racing Opens in Louisville Track Meet

In Louisville on April 2, Sunday cycle racing debuted under the National Cyclist Association. Tom Cooper qualified in the mile open but finished fourth in the final. McFarland failed to reach the mile open final and faded in the mile handicap. The motor tandem two-mile event was the standout, Houseman and Rutz narrowly defeating McFarlan and Stevens.

Louisville Fountainry Tom Cooper McFarland McFarlan Stevens Houseman Ruts Rutz Orlando Stevensons Vreeman Newhouse Brank Denny Buffalo William Roberts Ped Hickman Birmingham Freeman W. A. Ruts New Haven Frank Détiny Affaio Houkemah Connecticut

Boxing Gossip Reflects Turbulent Posture in Boston Circuit

The piece chronicles dispute laden boxing rumors around Gardner, O Rourke, Saunders, and Creedon with threats, alleged fraud, and managerial feuds. It notes debunked matches, possible Boston bouts, and comments from Creedon, Ha tch, and New York figures as the sport’s intrigue builds.

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