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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1905

Page

3

Five Yachts Start Eastern Ocean Race From Marblehead

Five schooners begin the 360 mile Eastern Yacht Club ocean race from Marblehead to Halifax with Corona and Elmina leading Class B and Agatha Hope Leslie and Black Hawk in Class E. Light winds slow progress as Corona edges Elmina at the start. Sauquoit sails unopposed in Class E.

Marblehead Eastern Yacht Club Halifax New York Eastern Club Corona Elmina Idler Doris Dorel Agatha Hope Leslie Black Hawk Thornton K. Lothrop, Jr Batchelder Sanquoit Colonia Herreshoff Vigilant America Arthur «. Luke Eastern Y. C Commodore Laurence Minot Co. B. Harrington Bath W. S. Eaton Fred Lawley Leslie A. F. Luke Lilmina I.f.brewster Hope Lesiie Laurence Wrisot

Boston and Detroit Both Score Blanks

Boston opens the doubleheader by shutting out Detroit 3 to 0 before losing the second game 5 to 0 to Kitson. Tannehill dominates in game one as Boston misplays chances in game two while Detroit holds the edge.

Boston Detroit Chick Stahl Kitson Parent Burkett Collins Stahl Dick Cooley Cooley Tannehill Drill

Boston at Cleveland and New York at St. Louis

Evening basketball card lists matchups including Boston against Cleveland New York facing St Louis Philadelphia visiting Chicago and Washington playing Detroit with games set across five venues.

Detroit Boston Evens New York Chicago Washington Cleveland Philadelphia ST. Louis OleVelAnd Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati

Chicago Giants Fall 38 to 5 Against New York

Chicago used three pitchers in the loss to New York as Elberfeld was suspended after being ordered out of yesterday's game. In Cleveland, Friday Huglys shut out Cleveland with two hits, then repeated the feat, with Jackson the sole Cleveland hitter. The second game featured a pitchers duel between Bernhardt and Townsend with Washington managing only two meaningful hits. The scores:

Chicago New York Elberfeld Cleveland, O Cleveland Washington Huglys Jackson

Britt Nelson Title Fight Estimated as Greatest in Years

San Francisco reports preparations for the Britt Nelson lightweight bout set for September 9 in Colma open air arena. Articles grant 45 rounds or more with a finish affair and a $20,000 purse plus a $19,000 side bet, the largest for lightweights.

San Francisco Colma

Schooner Elmina Owned by F. F. Brewster

The Elmina schooner, owned by FE Brewster, is noted in this item with emphasis on its ownership. The brief fragment identifies the vessel and its proprietor without additional context or outcomes.

N. L. Stebkins Elmina FE. F. Brewster

doubleheader box score fragment New York versus Chicago

This scoreline shows New York 5 Chicago 3 with hits by Conroy Donohue Chesbro Keeler Davis Holmes and Isbell's three base hit. Owen Chesbro and Walsh pitched with various innings and fielding details recorded including steals, double plays, and bases on balls.

Philadelphia AB. R E. Hartsel Coakley Diatsiane Eevee Esee Senor ST. Louis AB Stone Roekenfel Lrisk Wallace Jones Gleason Seesneeees Koehler C Feeeeeieee Sugden Sees Buchanan Ereeevees St. Louis Eeeewes Hartsel Seybold Murphy M. Cross Davis Hoffman Ihlartsel Viteh Hurst Owen Walsh New York Chicago Smith Conroy Donohue Chesbro Keeler Holmes Isbell Kleinow Fultz Dundon McGuire Williams Connolly and McCarthy A. Slagle Malay Lewis Eeene Ritter Kling Dobbs Chance Schulte Weimer Tinker Hall Tinker Malay Brooklyn Mitch Ell Mitchell Klemn O’day Abbh A. Browne Devlin McGann Wisc Mertes Dahlen Pittsburg Strang Pisieis Ecia Philadelphia Ee Bowerman Crsesseevseees R. BH A. Clymer Hillebrand Ee Clarke Leach Wagner Howard Ccecsevers Brain Ritchey Peitz Ce Eeeseneererere Phillippi Erate Chatainigeass Alen Mathewson Phil Lippi MecGann Clarke Browne Pettz Johnstone

Baseball game summary Cleveland beats Washington in tight finish

Earned runs Cleveland 1 Washington 0 in a low scoring game. Key plays include a two base hit by Stovall and sacrifices by Bay Cassidy and Knoll. Bay stole a base while Bernhardt and Townsend each walked twice and six batters struck out. Heydon had a passed ball as the game lasted 28 minutes before 6,862 fans.

Washington Atic Ate Cassidy Hill Hickman Anderson Knoll R. F Stahl Dyers Eine Ainda Line Et Ae Jones C. F Eeeeseeeererere Cleveland AB R. BH A. Jackson E.seeeeee Bay Tenislelesa Weise Ae Flick Stovall Ceee Cveeses Bradley Aus Ne Turner Carr Eeeseees Buelow C. Eevee Caves Hess Pp Ee Eee Halla, P. Ee Eeeere Eevee Washington Wits Hess Walte Cassidy Kittredge Stahl Halla Hughes Cleveland O’' Loughlin Bay Bernhardt Townsend Heydon O’loughlin

Boxing Show at Pythian Rink Features Connolly Versus Sieger

Douglas Athletic Club of Chelsea announces a 15 round feature match at Pythian Rink tomorrow night. Larry Connolly of South Boston fights Charley Sieger of Hoboken in the main bout. Connolly, a top New England 140 pounder, was to face Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence before Sullivan refused to accept a weight.

Douglas Athletic Club Chelsea Pythian Rink Larry Connolly South Boston Charley Sieger Hoboken Connolly New England Tommy Sullivan Lawrence Tommy Larry

Palmo Tablets Ad Promises Vigor Boost and Youthful Feel

An old time tonic advertisement touts Palmo Tablets as a nerve and energy booster for work and activity. The copy claims increased ambition, a younger look, and notes a price of 50 cents per box with a 12 box deal for $5. Multiple Boston area retailers are listed including Klein's Tremont and Boylston, Gardner Tremont, C F Faton Friend Street, Knights Court Hanover, and Sawyer Tremont Hollis.

Klein’s Tremont and Boylston Sts Gardner Tremont St Harrison Ave Washington St C. F. Faton Friend St Knight’s Court Hanover Sawyer Tremont Hollis Sts

Boston Nationals Blank St Louis 1-0 in Short Shutout

Cy Young dazzled for Boston as the Nationals blanked the Cardinals 1 to 0 in one of the season’s shortest games. Young struck out seven over five hits, with Leahy’s passed ball scoring Boston’s only run. Cardinals mounted three double plays as McBride and Beckley made key plays.

Young Cy Young Cardinals McBride Beckley Arndt St. Louis Batty Boston Tenney Dolan Leahy Delehanty Cannell Shannon Smoot Raymer Lauterborn Del Sivvic Cis Brown Young Jays—McBride Becktrey Beckey Ballswine

Cincinnati Defeats Phillies Behind Errors and Ill Umpire

Cincinnati batted hard to defeat the Philadelphia club aided by errors. Umpire Emslie fell ill and left after the fifth inning with Abbott and Walker substituting as umpires.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Nichols Philadelphias Emslie Abbott Walker

Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 12 to 2 in Diamond Double Plays

Brooklyn hosted Chicago at Washington Park where the White Sox defeated the Dodgers 12 to 2. Five quick double plays occurred and Weimer and Tinker earned the season’s first triple play on the diamond.

Brooklyn Chicago Weimer Tinker Washington Park

New York Beats Pittsburg 10 to 2 on Errors and Mathewson Rise

New York defeated Pittsburg 10 to 2. Mathewson outpitched Phillippi while Pittsburg made costly errors. McGraw was ordered off the field for questioning the umpire in the seventh inning.

New York Pittsburg Mathewson Phillippi McGraw

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Hanover and Portland Streets Sauquoit Ing Cape Sable Frederic P. O’connell Mich Killian Dineen Ix Kitson Tigers Jesse Tannehill Stahl and Burkett Crawford Coughlin Gibson Selbach Freeman Lindsay Criger O'Leary McIntyre O’leary Schaefer Ferris Inger Sheridan Selback Istahl Warner Armbruster Ee Burkett Tapnehill Dias Ewes Dros Sleivisiyierneel Ty Nillian Ferris Lindsay A. E Cooley MelIntyre Lin Cough Time—l R. Bit Po Dougherty Yeazer E. Jackson AL. B. Ae. Ag Pfaff Massachusetts Oils Street Britt-Nelson Arthur F. Luke THE Nacy’ Cassidy R. A PO Ae E. Hill Liverpool Boston Nationals Louis Phillies Geeee Huggins Tarry Kelley Beymoue Reae Wee Ween Corcoran Steinfeldt Eser Odwell R Steee Seeees Schlet Ewing AB. R BH. PO. A. E Doolin Dooin Bransfield Huggins Corcoran Barry Emsbie, Abbott and Waller
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