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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
3
A New York boxing insider casts doubt on Fitzsimmons in the Ruhlin bout at Madison Square Garden. He predicts a quick decision, noting Bob Fitzsimmons faces nerves and stimulant concerns while Ruhlin's youth and strength may push the fight beyond ten rounds. The Boston betting scene awaits New York news on the evening showdown.
Mrs Fitzsimmons, wife of Bob Fitzsimmons, predicts a victory for her husband against Gus Ruhlin. She details his readiness, arm trouble, inventive fighting style, and knowledge of his blows while noting Ruhlin’s size. She also explains why she believes Bob will win and praises his defensive and punching abilities.
In a heat drenched Exposition Park contest Boston Beaneaters edged the Pirates 3-2 in ten innings. Dineen pitched strong for Boston while Leever walked in the deciding run after a fumbled grounder by Ritchey. Duffy was ejected for arguing with umpire O'Day.
New York Aug 9 Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Ruhlin prepare for a twenty five round heavyweight at Madison Square Garden. The crowd will include fans and bettors from across the country with Fitzsimmons favored slightly at ringside. Both fighters are in top condition as they tune up for a potential title shot after this bout.
Foreign athletes arrive daily at the West Roxbury grounds of the Caledonian Club for the scot picnic. The remaining contingent sails for New York Sunday and proceeds to Boston to complete training.
In St. Louis on August 9 the home team was routed after a strong start by an opposing pitcher. Lin fed St. Louis at the plate with a decisive double to spark a late rally, but the effort fell short with an attendance around 2100.
Donlin features a double play by Cross, Farrell and Jennings. Donovan and Dahlen steal bases while Jennings also swipes a base. Criger hits a three base shot and Heldrick is hit by a pitch. Kitson and Young issue walks as time runs 2h 10m. Umpire Emslie.
Fraser gave eight men their bases today as eleven hits, including two home runs, beat Callahan who was steady allowing only three hits. Attendance 1100. The score remains to be announced.
Cincinnati reports New York delivering strong hits on Scott while Mercer remains consistent in defense and offense. Fielding on both sides showed strength as the game progressed with the score not yet finished.
The Park Theatre will host round by round results of the Fitzsimmons Ruhlin bout tonight. Kirtland Athletic Club’s leaders face criticism amid promoter conflicts and referee changes, while discussants report Sears defeating Gardner and debates over match setups and managerial disputes continue usurping control at the club.
At Buffalo a grand circuit meeting closed with three tight races. Pussy Willow fell and tossed a driver in the Pan-American stake, while Glory and Timepiece led early purses. McDonald, Hayt, and Nuckols faced tough heats as crowds of about 2600 watched the uneven action.
At Granite State Park Dover on August 9 the second day featured tight finishes in trotting and pacing events. Alkalone won the 2:19 trot in two heats while Rex faded. Guialdo was second. Chelsea upset Tonita in the 2:12 pace with a fast second heat to drop Tonita’s favored status.
Last evening at Combination Park a large audience enjoyed vaudeville attractions and close racing heats. Tonight’s card features fast class races with Bessie Goddard Little Girl Marrietta Wilks Woodmont and Hal Roy plus entries Diva Boisterous and Humorist. A five mile pursuit pits Charlestown and Orient Cycle Club teams for district championship.
The report lists Connecticut League results with Worcester over Syracuse 1 to 0 and Springfield over Toronto 5 to 4. Hartford beat Montreal 9 to 4 and Norwich edged Bristol 5 to 4. Waterbury edged New Haven 10 to 9, New London beat Derby 7 to 6, Bridgeport defeated Meriden 8 to 5, and Detroit routed Cleveland 8 to 0 in the American League. Kansas City beat Chicago 7 to 4 and Minneapolis tied Milwaukee 9 to 6. Milwaukee then beat Minneapolis 8 to 1.
Boston and Chicago top talks as fans eye Beaneaters in fourth. plans propose a twelve-club circuit across Boston Providence Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other East cities. Western contingent likely includes Chicago Indianapolis Cleveland Stroit Milwaukee and either St Louis or Louisville with Detroit management facing a change before next season.
J Thomas Baldwin will lead the band next Sunday at the Point of Pines Grand Musical Festival. The event promises a lively program and local musical talent.
Dwight F. Davis and Holcombe Ward defeated H. Rope Barrett and E. O. Black in three straight sets to keep the Davis international challenge bowl in the United States. The match featured sharp net play and superior teamwork by the American duo, with Barrett and Black struggling on execution. The final scores were 6-4 6-4 6-4, and the concluding matches were slated for this afternoon with Whitman facing Black and Gore facing Davis.
Boston riders plot open competition with Nelson and McEachern aiming for a 30 mile trial. Major Taylor lures teams to Worcester Coliseum while Roxbury Campers head to Lake Sunapee. Falls River cancelation impacts Fall circuit. local picnics and interclub pursues noted.
Billy Carter brings banjo and up to date quids to the Musical Festival at the Point of Pines on Sunday. Enjoy Yourself.
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