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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1903

Page

3

St Louis Edges Philadelphia In Ten Inning Tilt

St Louis beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 in 10 innings after timely local hitting. Attendance 8986. Highlights include two base hits by Hallman Barry Hulswitz and Donavan Zimmer contributing three base hits and a home run by Zimmer. Frazer Dunleavy Murphy and Moran worked the mound with varied control.

ST. Louis Philadelphia Mt. Louis Hallman Barry Hulswitz F Barclay Donovan Farrell Zimmer Ryan Farelay Smoot Dunleavy Frazer Mont Murphy Moran Raade ST. Aes Wolv’ Ton Titus Keister Barelay Wtallman Burke Hackett Gleason Demon

Chicago 6 Brooklyn 1 in third inning rally

Chicago scored all six runs in the third inning on two doubles two singles three walks and an error. Brooklyn plated its lone run on two singles a sacrifice and a long fly to center. Attendance about 10 000.

Chicago Brooklyn

Cincinnati Falls to New York in Rain-Delayed Series Game

The locals lost the second game of the series to New York as showers interrupted play. Cincinnati left the bases loaded with two outs in the ninth. Daly failed to deliver. Key hits included Dolan Warner Steinfeldt Daly for Cincinnati and Seymour for New York with notable pitching stats from Ewing Taylor Cronin. Attendance 5100. Time two hours. Umpire O Day.

Chicago Brooklyn R. B. Po Slade Strang Casey Sheekard Chance Hbs Jones Doyle Cook Dahlen Tinker Jordan Evers Flood Harley Ritter Kling Schmidt P. i Weimer Slagle Welmer By. Schmidt Wikiniteh Johnstone Cincinnati New York Daly Ewing Dolan Warner Steinfeldt Seymour Browne Donlin Kelly Beckley Bowerman Babb Taylor Cronin R. B. Pa A. & Browne V'Ha'n C Z Dolan Rt Mertes Steinfdt Lauder Gilbert Bowran Peitz Phillips

Local Clubs Feature Semi Pro Teams in Roxbury Area

Roxbury hosts semi professional sides including Cottage Parks and strong squads led by John Wills on Sumner Street East Boston and at 963 Massachusetts Avenue Roxbury. E E Cummings also plays at the Roxbury venue as a notable figure in local football circles.

Cottage Parks John Wills Sumner Street East Boston Roxburys E. E. Cummings Massachusetts Avenue Roxbury Ter. H. D. Crams W. Barry Washburn Street South Boston Young St. Catherines G. Brady Decatur Street Charlesown Midgect A. A Charles McCarthy Buttonwood Street Dorchester Walnut Reds William Scott Walnut Street Charlestown Harford

Local youth clubs list age groups and contacts for July town leagues

The notice catalogs numerous youth teams across Boston area clubs with ages from 9 to 19 and provides addresses and contact persons such as E McClure at 265 Highland Ave Somerville James Whall 76 Cottage St Fast Boston J Keefe St Marys T A S Stoughton I Mc Donough West Roxbury and others detailing summer rosters and organizers for Playfairs Upton Juniors Bennetts and Assumptions among many more.

Gardner A. C I. McDonough Johnson Street West Roxbury Upton Juniors Emery Brogi Winthrop Avenue Beachmont Bennetts William J. Carrol Chestnut Street Somerville Ellis F. Duffy Lm Street Charlestown Assumptions Charles Buckley Maverick Street East Boston Lochinvars H. O’brien Winter Street East Cambridge Emersons Ams John McCarthy Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Joe Goveney Old Harbor Street South Boston Washington D. C C. Wilson Hastings Street Cambridge Our Boys G. Kewer Fast Seventh Street Maley Eugene Lally Ninth Street Mayflowers W. Burke

Wakefield High School Captures Suburban League Title

Wakefield High School baseball won the Suburban High School league title after a 15 win 7 loss season. The Wakefield squad started with five old players and defeated Reading Ballou Hobigan and Watertown High among others while losing to Medford Melrose Tufts Salem Waltham Somerville and Cambridge Manual Training School.

Wakefield Wakefield High School Melrose Malden Winthrop Everett Medford Reading Ballou & Hobigand Watertown High Throp High Everett High Lowell Textile Stoneham High Cambridge High Medford High Malden High Melroseigh and Mechanic Arts High Tufts Salem High Waltham High Somerville High Melrose High Cambridge Manual Training School Johnson, Wakefield Wakefield High League

Collins Team Seeks Pennant as Nationals Struggle

The Collins club won four of six last week, two against St. Louis and Chicago foes, with heat on Friday hampering play. Boston leads the race with strong hitting and fielding, Chick Stahl back in form. Nationals falter in the West, Cincinnati takes three, and Tenney’s absence plus shaky pitching hurt. Batting and fielding averages are listed for both sides.

Collins St. Louis Chicago Boston Chick Stahl Nationals Cincinnati Pittsburg Tenney Mike

Youth Baseball Clubs and Age Groups Listed Citywide

A historical notice catalogs numerous teams by club name and age brackets. It lists J Sweeney Dorchester and Connie Macks Charlestown among others, detailing street addresses and age ranges from 12 to 20 years, with clubs including Oakl and Juniors, Maples, Laurels, Centrals, and more.

Oakland L. Lampie Greenwood Street Dorchester R. McClellan Dorchester Way Maples W. Geary Whitney Street Roxbury Marlo A. C M. Crane Seventh Street South Boston Laurels G. Gibson Washington Street City Connie Macks R. Ryan Hunter Street Charlestown Centrals Cc. A. Newnan Bowen Street Metropolitan A. A Cc. L. Dawes Ashland Street Somerville Massesoit A. A M. Walsh Gloucester Place City Unions H. Cunningham Fourth Street Suffolk A. C F. J. Clark Blanche Street Newmans William Mahon Newman Street Franklins C. Walther Boylston Place Jamaica Plain Gray Fagles Wilhlam O’hearn Decatur Street Linwood A. C P. J. Birmingham J. Duns A. McDavitt Ninth Street Our Boys Thomas Curtin Princeton Street East Boston Bigelows F. Ashman Harrison Avenue Joseph Dunn Mt. Vernon Street Lindens C. A. Bughbee Blaine Street Malden Codmans J. A. Cahalan West Park Street Dorches

Baseball notes from Cleveland and Huntington Avenue

A varied rundown of baseball news mentions Cleveland and Lafoie at Huntington Avenue with a ladies day ahead and postponed games. The Collins team gains on the Athletics while Boston repeats twitchy losses. Donavan Young duel eyed when Detroit visits and Chick Stahl’s return boosts batting prospects as Nationals face Pittsburgh. Lachance shines at first as locals discuss home-ground pressure and a packed season still unfolding.

Huntington Avenue Collins Athletics Cleveland Boston Iton Detroit Donovan Young Nationals Pittsburg Pirates South Boston St. Augustine's Locust Street Lachance

Roxbury S. A. C. seeks strong team after cancellation

The text notes a young race not a procession, with half the season done at Huntington avenue. Of 70 names to be played here, 35 have already gone by. Roxbury S. A. C. had its game for next Saturday canceled and invites a strong team. Address J. KE. Morgan 1492 Columbus avenue Roxbury.

Huntington Avenue Roxbury S. A. C J. KE. Morgan Columbus Avenue Roxbury

Fall River at New Bedford and other New England matchups

Regional high school sports card lists pairings Fall River versus New Bedford Manchester versus Concord Lawrence versus Haverhill and Lowell versus Nashua upcoming games.

New England Fall River New Bedford Manchester Concord Lawrence Haverhill Lowell Nashua

Big League Matchups Feature Five City Showdowns

Schedule lists four major games with Cleveland visiting Boston, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Washington. Each contest headlines the round as teams seek standings momentum and regional bragging rights.

National Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York Washington

Boxing and the Beach Controversy Over Club Regulations

The writer questions State police pressure on Crescent Beach boxing at legally organized clubs. He cites grand juries and court rulings upholding clubs under their constitutions and notes reformers and governors, while discussing Twin Sullivan’s upcoming 10 round match with Jim Judge at the Tammany Club and weigh in details.

Crescent Beach Wade High Courts Suffolk County Boston Brown Foxing Clubs Grand Jury Revere Sullivan Tammany Club Halifax Eddie Connolly Twin Jim Judge Pennsylvania

Sullivan Faces Tough Test as Judge Seeks Boston Win

At 150 pounds for a 3 o'clock weigh in Sullivan prepares for a Boston return to boxing, facing Jim Judge noted for a formidable record and a history of beating top lightweights. The Pro gramme also features Bryson vs Donahue and Shea vs Mawkins with other matchups and weight-forfeit notes.

Sullivan Boston England Jim Judge Kid Carter Bill Hanrahan Billy Smith Mike Donovan Dick Case Eddie Connolly Jerome Quigley Billy Edwards Chick “Lommhan Sam Langford Billy Carroll Brocaton Watch and Ward Society Manchester Young — Corbett McGovern Hartford Kid Lavigne Young Molloy Providence Patsey McKenna Kid Techs Molloy Providence Telegram Telegram H. Benton Rob Roy

Wad dell’s Vagaries Spark Baseball Serial

Philadelphia July 12 Rube Wad dell announced he would quit playing with Love Cross yet appeared the next day and was knocked out in the fifth inning. The year 1903 chronicles show Wad dell’s erratic feats from February’s stenography study to March’s alligator bite and June’s marriage, framing a growing newspaper serial of his exploits.

Philadelphia Rube Waddell Love Cross Waddell Florida University Athletics

Lathers Withdraw From Trades Council Over Strike Clause

The Building Trades Council accepted the withdrawal of Lathers' Union delegates after they signed a contract including a no strike clause for sympathy actions. The council condemns such restraint and favors sympathetic action. A joint committee meeting with the Central Labor Union is set for Wednesday night. The council also supports striking meat butchers against the N. E. Wool and Dressed Beef Co and urges affiliated unions to back them.

Building Trades Council Lathers’ Union Lathers Central Labor Union N. E. Wool and Dressed Beef Company

Regular Cup Races Sail Daily By Shamrocks

New York July 12. A regular America's Cup race is sailed daily on the off Sandy Hook courses with the Lipton fleet in full regatta mode. Shamrock I captain Bevis leads a tight battle with challenger Wringe aboard. Shamrock III hopes to outpace its elder sister and prove time allowances.

New York Sandy Hook Lipton William Fife Bevis Shamrock I England Bob Wringe Shamrock III Columbia

Eastern Yacht Club to Cruise with New York

The Eastern Yacht Club accepts New York Yacht Club invitation to cruise. The Eastern fleet leaves Marblehead on the 1st to sail around the Cape to New London and join New York’s fleet. A large Eastern squadron will enter Newport. A regatta off Newport follows on Saturday July 25 with races for all classes including the 90 footers.

Eastern Yacht Club New York Yacht Club Marblehead Cape New London Newport

Goelet's Swan Defeats Khaki In Danish Regatta

In Copenhagen the Royal Yacht Club regatta opened in mild weather with seventy yachts from Great Britain Germany Scandinavia and America. Robert V Goelet's Swan won Class 4 with a 5 hour 42 minute 6 second time besting Swedish racer Khaki who finished in 6 hours 12 minutes 51 seconds on a 20 mile course.

Copenhagen Denmark Royal Yacht Club Great Britain Germany Scandinavia America Robert V. Goelet Swan

New American Motor League Provokes Auto Esteem Concerns

New York July 12 The American Motor league sparks suspicion by recreating roles from the old League of American Wheelmen and National Cycling Association. Potter leads with a racing board like L A W figures while Bidwell heads the legislative group. Automobilists doubt need for another governing body and some fear a merger to control automobiling as a sport.

New York American Motor League Automobile Club of America American Automobile Association Isaac B. Potter League of American Wheelmen National Cycling Association George R. Bidwell Potter

Medford Golf Club faces Sunday playing clash

Medford Golf Club sent two members onto part of the course claiming no golf was played amid a dispute over Sunday play. Opponents vow to test the law, with Sabbath Protective League offering support as officials weigh enforcement and political figures weigh in on Sunday restrictions.

Medford George H. Cooke West Medford Enwright Sabbath Protective League Senator Hoar

Tenney Rejoins His Boston Team After Wheeling Trip

Buckenberger and the Boston team return from Wheeling West Virginia where rain ruined a scheduled game and 5000 admissions were lost. Tenney reports he is in shape and will join in time for the next day’s game, enabling Buck to set his lineup.

Pittsburg Penn Buckenberger Boston Wheeling W. Va Young Glover Tenney Buck

British Riflemen Chase Palma Trophy for 1904 Match

Bisley notes funds subscribed to send a British team to the United States in 1904 to compete for the alma trophy. English riflemen express delight at the prompt action. It is also stated that a Norwegian team will go to the United States for the next match.

Bisley United States

Bishop Lawrence Arrives in New York from Liverpool

July 12 report lists passengers aboard the White Star steamer Cedric from Liverpool and Queenstown. Among those arriving are Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts Colonel H. F. Dutton Daniel Frohman General E. P. Meany and Dr Peter Bb Wyckof with several others.

New York White Star One Cedric Liverpool Queenstown H. F. Dutton Della Fox Daniel Frohman T. St. John Gaffney Bishop Lawrence Massachusetts E. P. Meany C. C. Shayne W. Sloane Peter Bb. Wyckof

Death by own action of Pittsfield woman

The body of Katherine Corcoran, 33, was found in the Housatonic River. She had been missing about 13 days and died by her own hand because of ill health.

Pittsfield Katherine Corcoran Housatonic River

Experiments On Tobacco Users

Washington July 12. Dr Harvey W Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry plans experiments at the government boarding house. He will study regular smokers heart action breathing digestion while continuing tobacco use and then abrupt cessation followed by gradual reintroduction to assess digestive and systemic effects.

Washington Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Wiley

Champion Aims to Set Fastest Mile Yet in Auto or Motorcycle

Albert Champion, the French daredevil, seeks a mile faster than 56.45 seconds. He targets Charles River Park Friday night to beat the auto record and raise funds for F A Gately, pacemaker of William Stinson, injured in a May 30 Cambridge track race. The program also features a four- mile event.

Albert Champion Charles River Park F. A King) Gately William Stinson Cambridge Gately Champion

Record-Chasing Cyclists Prepare for Big May Races

Will Stinson faces Basil de Guichard George Leander and Joe Nelson in a 16 mile pacing event May 30 as Walthour targets a 1 07 mile world speed record. Amateurs Marcus Hurley Adam Beyerman M T Dove join a team race while Nat Butler bets on Manchester ride against Gussie Lawson De Guichard and Nelson. Leander also meets the Southern er in a 20 mile Revere cycle track showdown next Saturday.

Will Stinson Basil de Guichard George Leander Joe Nelson Walthour Marcus Hurley Adam Beyerman M. T. Dove Nat Butler Manchester Gussie Lawson Charles River Park de Guichard the Park Nelson Revere

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