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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1913

Page

10

Boston boxers group eyes Matty Baldwin rival list

Boxing news reports Eddie Murphy traveling from Cleveland to spar with Matty Baldwin in Boston for potential rematches. Other contenders like Gilbert Gallant Frankie Mack and Joe Hagan loom, with Mike Glover pursuing Britton and Glover hoping to showcase in Boston. A new open-air club may open near Revere Beach with weekly bouts and local fighters featured. George Tudhey sends greetings from Ireland.

Matty Baldwin Boston Joe Hagan Gilbert Gallant Frankie Mack Eddie Murphy Murphy Cleveland Matty Baldwin Eddie Britton Lynnfield Eagan Gallant Mack Steve Kennedy Isagan Shrugrue New England Bearcat Mike Glover Jack Britton Glover South Boston Jack Billy Glover Mike Europe Harry Duncan Tommy Coleman Packey McFarland Mike Gibbons Gus Platts St. Nicholas A. C New York Revere Beach Revere

Boston Popular as Summer Motoring Resort Sees Many Tourists

Boston draws motorists from across the United States as summer travel grows. Cars from Florida Texas Missouri Oklahoma California Colorado Michigan and other states pass through en route to mountains and shore resorts. The piece notes events at Paris and Tacoma races and lists corporate moves including Windsor White visiting Boston and Ketchum named RH and L distributor manager with prior posts at GMC Mack and International Motors.

Boston United States Florida Texas Missouri Oklahoma California Colorado Michigan Poston

Elena Leads In Day’s Run On Maine Cruise

Elena takes lead as the Eastern Yacht Club fleet reaches Eggemoggin Beach Maine after a favorable southwester wind. Both racing and cruising sections enjoyed a grand day in East Penobscot Bay with clear skies.

Billings Cove Eastern Yacht Club Maine Eggemoggin Beach Penobscot Bay

Sailboat Race at Burnt Coat Harbor and Boehling's Rise

The fleet raced from Reach to Burnt Coat Harbor on Swan's Island with Elena and Shi yessa IV winning among schooners and Shimna and Vega among sloops. Boehling, a young pitcher, follows Walter Johnson’s mark after eight wins in 16 games with 27 walks 79 hits and 37 strikeouts, after being nurtured by Griffith and Bill Peet.

Burnt Coat Harbor Swan's Island Elena Shiyessa IV Shimna Vega Sakuntala Narcissus Corello Batchelder Dorello Eagle Island Boehling Washington Walter Johnson Griffith Bill Peet Richmond M. F. Plant Irolita E. W. Clark A. Douglass Vagrant Vanderbilt C. A. Kingeeeeeere Robin Os Shimna BR. T. Paine Corello IL G. L. Batehell Os Wega W. FE. C. Eustiseeeee A Winslow Ween A. HopkIns

Americans Win Franco American Pace at Revere Track

James Moran of Chelsea and Worth Mitten of Iowa won the Franco-American paced team race at Revere track defeating France led by Caesar Simar and Julien Rudolph by 9 to 7. Moran won both the five mile heat and the 15 mile final while Mitten claimed a heat win but placed fourth in the final. Rudolph posted strong stretches, Moran led late to secure the victory for America.

America James Moran Chelsea Worth Mitten Iowa Revere France Caesar Simar Julien Rudolph Paris Moran Mitten Simar Boston Park Square Garden Rudolph Way Limar Chelsea Milkman L. ©. Rollins Everett Frank Drobech South Boston Benj. Leighton Frank McKenna Imne Stanley Russell Somerville Charles Turville, Jr John Barry Cambridge F. Herbert Fall River Rollins Harold Rollins Pat Logan Dennis Connolly Hugh McPartland Charles Turville James Hunter Newark N. J Charles Stein Davenport

Forest City Stakes Thrills in Grand Circuit Day Two

Warmer weather aided the Forest City pacing stake at the opening Grand Circuit meeting in Cleveland. Although the event record stood, the second day produced faster times and exciting finishes in each heat.

Cleveland Forest City

Bout Called Off By Heat In Indianapolis Card

Jack Dillon the middleweight claimant canceled his bout with George Chip of Pittsburg at the Atlas A A due to heat. Other notes mention college players returning to minor leagues, Charley Sterret joining Venice team, and several horse races with Santos Maid and Uncle Biff trading wins.

Jack Dillon George Chip Pittsburg Atlas A. A Frank Chance Charley Sterret Princeton Venice Cal

City playground meets set for July and August

Nat Young announces Saturday track meets at North End Park and Marcella street grounds plus other city playgrounds throughout July and August, culminating in a final meet at Franklin Field on Aug 80. Tedious chatter about Chicago events follows with boxing and vaudeville notes and fans awaiting municipal athlete events next Saturday.

Nat Young North End Park Marcella Street Franklin Field

Sonder trials close July 19 for presidential cups race

Entries for Sonder trials at Marblehead close July 19 under the Eastern Y. Co. program for elimination races to select boats for the President Wilson and Governor Foss cups. Trials will be sailed August 16 18 and 19 off Marblehead under the International Y.R.U. rules with two courses, one six miles round trip and a triangular two mile leg.

Y. Co Marblehead Th International Y. R. U Henry Howard Street

Bud Anderson III in hospital after fight injures kidneys

Bud Anderson III, Oregon lightweight, was defeated by Leach at Vernon on July 4. A Santa Monica doctor said Anderson is very sick with kidney issues believed linked to injuries from the bout.

Bud Anderson III Los Angeles Cal Anderson Oregon Leach Vernon Santa Monica Byron Palmer

Baseball Q and A on innings and records

Q A argues a 414 inning game could end with home team leading and not bat last. B says five full innings must be played to record a game. A is right. The piece also notes Nemo Johnson’s American Scotch Irish heritage, Moose entry blanks, and boxing and racing tidbits.

Nemo Walter Johnson Johnson Order of Moose J. F. Healey Cedar Street Manchester Sweden Australia Stuffy McInnes Malden Mass John Paul Jones Tommy Conneff Jones Harvard Conneff Leach Cross Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh England

Good's Error Gives Game to Athletics in Exhibition

Good's ninth inning error with two outs cost the Stars a 4 to 3 defeat to the Philadelphia Athletics in an exhibition at Syracuse. Johnson pitched superbly for the Athletics against the American League leaders.

Syracuse N. Y Good Philadelphia Athletics The Stars Johnson R.H.E Philadelphia Munch Mowrey Thomas Eckman and Corcoran

Holyoke Team Sold to Meriden Parties

Meriden Connecticut July 8 announcement that the Holyoke Massachusetts baseball team of the Eastern Association has been transferred to Meriden for the remainder of the season. The first game will be played here Saturday with New London. Negotiations had been under way for a week. The Holyoke club reportedly was not a paying venture this season.

Meriden Conn Holyoke Mass New London

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