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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1900

Page

3

Two Heavyweight Bouts Planned Before Boxing Law Repeal

New York July 10 Two first rate heavyweight fights set before Sept 1 repeal of Horton boxing law. Fitzsimmons to face Ruhlin Aug 10 in 25 rounds. Fitzsimmons to meet Sharkey around Aug 25. Winners split 75 percent, losers 25 percent, White named referee, $2500 forfeits posted by each side.

Sharkey White New York Bob Fitzsimmons Gus Rubiin Fitzsimmons Tom Sharkey Fitzsimmons-Ruhlin Marquis of Queensberry Charley White Harry Beecher Billy Madden Ruhlin Fitz Jeffries Madden Tom O’rourke Rublin

Boxing Gossip On Erne McGovern Bout Betting

The Erne versus McGovern fight next Monday evening sparks widespread betting interest. Bookies view the matchup as a record breaker with top bettors betting on both champions, though some will hedge against individual system outcomes.

Gar Beys F Erne-McGovern Erne eGovern

Griffo-Gans bout halted. victory awarded to Gans

The referee stopped the Griffo versus Gans fight in the eighth round at Coney Island Sporting Club and awarded the bout to Gans.

Griffo-Gans Coney Island Sporting Club Griffo- Gans Gans

Favorites Shine at Waterbury Trotting Meet Opener

The Waterbury Driving Company opened a three day meet at the trotting park with a strong crowd. The card featured 2:40 and 2:19 classes and favorites won all heats.

Waterbury, Conn Waterbury Driving Company

Vardon Defeated at Midland Club Match

In Chicago on July 10 Harry Vardon the renowned English golfer was beaten by Turpie and Gall using the best ball format at the Midland Club. The result adds a notable setback for the famed player during his American tour.

Chicago Harry Vardon Wen Turpie and Gall

Combination Park vaudeville and lighted racing draw big crowd

Last night at Combination Park a large audience enjoyed an unusually strong vaudeville program headlined by the Four Emperors of Music and other acts. The racing featured a slow free-for-all with Johnson finishing second in all heats, Orphan Girl winning straight heats, and St Debris winning the running race in dominant fashion amid a lively crowd from West Medford.

Combination Park Park Four Emperors of Music Fileding Ward Farnum Kalson John Webber Doerge Johnson West Marten

Boston shuts out as Selee’s man unable to bat

St Louis pitcher hurls a shutout as Selee’s batter struggles to score. Long makes a sensational play cheered by the crowd for three minutes.

Selee St. Louis Long

Bertie Jones Shuts Out Boston at League Park in Nine

Bertie Jones of Colorado spun a masterful nine innings for St Louis against Boston, allowing only three safeties and striking out thirty as Herman Long’s spectacular eighth inning play highlighted a rare shutout. Dineen pitched well for Boston, but Selee’s club could not mount a response.

ST. Louis Bertie’ Jones Colorado Boston League Park Blaw Cuaish Stahl Keister Tors Dillard Jones Selee Dineen Herman Long Criger Long Tenney

Fast fielding clash marks high tempo baseball contest

A brisk game featured stellar defense and timely hitting as Boston and St. Louis battled. Criger, Criger’s fielding and throws influenced plays while Wallace and McGann anchored key outs. Burkett scored twice as Keister and Donovan contributed in the outfield and on base.

Criger Boston Clarke Wallace Bobby McGann Dineen Sudhoff Hamilton Collins Jones Freeman Bounder Lowe Long Burkett Stahl Kelster Keister Tenney Wallace-McGann Dillard St. Louis Donovan Seeeee Enney Eeman Eeese Secon Dineen Erenseneneene Burke Sacrite Donovan Buchhoft ball—MoGann Tiret Penc Hier Jones Pineen Pineem Berth Ore Ute Melie

Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg In Tense Four-Innning Show

Brooklyn won 4 to 2 at Pittsburg on July 10 despite nine hits and two walks by Leever and two errors by Brooklyn. Chesbro yielded only two hits in five innings as 4000 fans watched a tense early game.

Brooklyn Pittsburg Leever Chesbro Meginni Ity AB. R. BR. PO Beaumont Clarke Williams Brien Agner Cooley Zammef Ely Oh Teburm Eecaee Veneers Jones Kelly Aumon Dahlen Daly Ben Ginnity Jennings Hurst Cincinnati Philadelphia Cr Cinnati Breitenstein AB. R. B. P. A.B. Barrett, Co AB. R. B. P. A.B. Barrett, Co. Sicceveeeesesse Rcoran McBride Bad Peltz Thom McFarland Crawford Harned Jays Wolverton Chiles Cross Peitz Corcoranckley Quinn Byreitenstein Um Acer

Free Week Trial by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street

Boston advertisement touts one week free consultation with Dr. Liverpool at 860 Tremont Street. It claims instant disease localization, no prior exam, and a dramatic cure record across numerous conditions with extensive cure counts. Office hours listed 10 am to 4 pm and 1 to 8 pm for men.

Liverpool Tremont Street Boston Enrer Bright Dr. Sanden Sanden Belt United States Sunnys R. A. Sanden Tremont St Mass

Chicago Beats New York 5 to 2 in Summer League Tilt

Chicago defeats New York 5 to 2 as New York errors and defensive miscues help the home side. New York scored in the second on a triple and a single and again in the sixth on a hit, an out, and a long single to left. McCarth made four highlights in left field. Attendance about 1,800. The score line ends the report.

Chicago New York Pontey & Dness McCarth Sun Field

Baseball notes on Boston’s struggles and player updates

A weary roundup notes Boston’s lack of timely hits as J Selee’s squad falters, Dineen contributing, and Hanlon’s crew shown steadier in defense. Slagle, Fisk, Delehanty near century marks. Heidrick suffers leg issues. Al Orth’s pitching woes cited across Philadelphia games.

Favorites Lose Montauk and Nell Gwynne Defeated at Dover Races

Dover New Hampshire July 10 Ten heats of close racing at Granite State Park produced eyelash finishes. Montauk backed for 2:17 pace tired in heat five, Gyp Walnut won heat six by a neck over Belle Cannon. Nell Gwynne led heat one in 2:17 trot but Temple Wilkes took the race in straight heats. Purse 500 with fast times noted for 2:14 to 2:17.

Dover N. H Granite State Park Tom Grady Montauk Gyp Walnut Belle Cannon New York Nell Gwynne Temple Wilkes Boston Bi. H Kentucky McPherson Biggs Joe Gahm McDonald Helen B. m Bro Montauk Grady Lexington Pal Gambil Temple Wikes Kentucky Wilkes Mias Pilot Mambrino Golden G. m Aieryon-Sallyreen Greenfield Rathbun B. g.Carpe Aeaenes Harry Shedd Br. G Minnie ‘Ay Wheetle Clark Dr Pug Bame

National regatta entries announced for Harlem River meet

New York July 10 entries announced for the national regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen on Harlem River July 19 20 21. Full crews listed for senior single scull senior double scull senior four shell and senior eight shell with clubs from Wachusett B C Jeffries Point Association Harlem Rowing Club and more.

New York National Association of Harlem Lst Wachusett Boat Club Worcester Ed Hanlan Ten Eyck New Orleans C. S. Titus Jeffries Point Rowing Association Boston Mass Frank B. Greer John Rumohr Wachusett B. C Charles Peer Lewis Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck Shell Wachusett Andrew Greer Institute Boat Club Newark N. J Edward J. Carney F. A. Sullivan J. E. Haller J. V. Lupo Detroit B. C Detroit Mich Joseph F. Lyon Walter Mower Pre B. Duffield Harry N. Leonard Young Men’s Gymnastic Club F. Demourelli Laureate B. C Troy N. Y Joseph B. Nial Bradford Boat Club Cambridge L. J Toronto Can Leonard Marsh Titus Pennsylvania Barge Club Philadelphia Hugh Monaghan Jeffries Rowing Association Springfield B. C Springfield Amos Kubick Bachelors’ Barge Club James Bond Wachusett B Carl ¥. Bunsh, Jr Russell Pmith Nassau B. C Jesse W. Power H. L. Powers Mewses George Bates Charles H. Lewis Edward H. Ten Eyck

Sister of W F Stafford Denies Family Won't Sue

The sister stated the Stafford family intends to push the case to the utmost regarding his death while riding a motor tandem. The Chelsea Ice Club announces an elaborate race card for Saugus track on August 25 including a two mile tandem handicap and a ten mile amateur handicap. Brookside Farm track at Orange hosts a July 3 meet with events for Athol age riders and a two man team pursuit among other races.

Twentieth Century Athletic Club Din Snyder Snyder Murray Dan Snyder George Murray Central Club Illiam T. Johnson Young Allen Charley O’rourke Paddy Fenton Belmont Billy Smith Nahant Handler-Walsh Fleischman Cincinnati Cluba Andy Daly Billy Gardner Mike Sears Poanas B. H. Benton Rob Roy W. F. Stafford Brookside Orange Athol

Connecticut and American League scores listed by city pair

A dated table lists regional match results with city pairs and scores. Entries include Rochester and Worcester, Syracuse and Toronto, Hartford and Providence, New Haven and Bridgeport, Norwich and Meriden, Bristol and Waterbury, New London and Derby, Cleveland and Milwaukee, and Indianapolis about Milwaukee and Minnesota City.

Worceesh Gorcester Rochester Montreal Syracuse Toronto Hartford Providence New Haven Bridgeport Norwich Meriden Bristol Waterbury New London Derby

Nelson and Stinson Duel in Golden Wheel Two Hours

The Golden Wheel race at Charles River Park produced a dramatic two hours with Nelson and Stinson trading the lead. Stinson recovered from earlier trouble, but a lap loss from a malfunctioning pace and a late surge by Nelson culminated in a tight finish, Miller and Pierce also gaining laps and solidifying their positions. The race featured a 3500 spectator crowd and a 1:47.15 opening pace by Champion.

Charles River Park Nelson Stinson Cambridge Chicago Champion Albert Champion Pierce Miller Myers Waller Dudley Marks Frank Gately Marks

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