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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1906

Page

3

Glidden Tour Brambles Slow Progress On Rough Rural Route

Elizabethtown July 16 The Glidden tourists endured their toughest day since Buffalo as 97 miles from Saratoga stretched on sandy narrow roads. A baggage train disruption forced a detour of 14 miles, a Stevens Duryea wreck damaged the gear case and a Baine car was ditched. Several cars suffered broken springs and near collisions, reducing many perfect scores despite a 75 minute grace due to the delay.

Elizabethtown N. Y Buffalo Saratoga United States Fifth Infantry Pittsburg Albany Stevens-Duryea R. R. Crawford L. E. Baine

GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL SCHEDULE

Lynn faces Lowell Worcester plays Lawrence Fall River meets Haverhill New Bedford versus Manchester in today’s New England basketball matchups.

Ct. Lynn Worcester Lawrence Seen New Bedford Fall River Ee Haverhill Lynn Lowell Lawrence Fall River Manchester

Lynn Beats Lowell 9 to 3 in Lowell Contest

Lynn outplayed Lowell in all departments winning 9 to 3. Score by innings shows Lynn with six runs in one inning and ten hits, Lowell with three runs and nine hits. Batteries were Labelle and Daum for Lynn Abbott and Sullivan for Lowell. Umpire O'Brien.

New England Lowell Lynn R. H. E. Lynn Labelle and Daum Abbott and Sullivan O’brien

New Bedford Defeats Manchester 5 2 In Slow Game

New Bedford beat Manchester 5 to 2 in a listless afternoon contest. Scoring by innings shows New Bedford with 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 and Manchester with 0 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0. Pitchers Elliott Braun Cross Schelzel and McDaniels worked in a sparsely energized game. Umpire Henry.

New England Manchester N. H New Bedford Elliott and Braun Cross Schelzel McDaniels T Henry

Lawrence Defeats Worcester In Fast, High-Scoring Win

Lawrence whitewashed Worcester in a July 16 game, scoring 11 runs on 6 hits while Worcester put up 4 runs on 2 hits. Battery notes: Barberich and Cote for Lawrence, Frock and Knotts for Worcester. umpire Stafford.

Lawrence Worcester R. H. E. Lawrence Barberich and Cote Frock and Knotts Amypire Stafford

Fall River Triumphs Over Haverhill 5-0 in Exhibition

Fall River defeated Haverhill by five runs in a listless afternoon game. Batteries Swanson Sullivan Groom Connolly and Duggan contributed for Fall River while Hastings umpired.

Haverhill Fall River R. H. E. Fall River Swanson and Sullivan Groom Connolly Duggan Hastings

Chicago American Triumph Over Griffiths In Ten Inning Tilt

Chicago wins 6 to 4 in ten innings over New York in a Griffiths series game. Davis and Donahue starred for Chicago while Conroy led the home club with a home run and two-base hits. Innings details show Chicago tallied late to break a tie as Newton, Owen, and White controlled pitching for the visitors.

New York Griffith Davis Donahue Conroy Hoffman Chesbro Chicago Newton Owen White Laporte Sullivan Chase Kleinow Cheshiro O’loughlin Hurst AB R Keeler Citase Williams Delehanty Eevee Newton, PP Chesbro, P bThomas Eeeeeseaesreeeseee Ake Ceee Eee Veeeeseeead

Dougherty Must Pay $150 for Reinstatement

Cincinnati July 16 P A Dougherty of the New York and Chicago National League clubs will be reinstated on payment of a $150 fine by him and $25 by the New York club, the national baseball commission announced. Dougherty was on the New York reserve list but refused to report for duty and was later released to Chicago, though not at the time with New York as required by the rules.

Cincinnati P. A. Dougherty New York Chicago National Baseball Commission Dougherty

Old Rivals to Battle on Diamond Saturday

The strong South Quincy team meets the Neponset Dorchester at Nightingale Field Dorchester on Saturday in a much anticipated rivalry game. Patterson a former Quincy pitcher will start for the home side and oppose Kelley who has pitched well this season.

South Quincy Nightingale Field Dorchester Neponset Dorchesters Patterson Quincy Bars Kelley

St Louis Browns Win Fourth Straight Behind Glade's Shutout

In St Louis, Glade shut out Boston for a 2–0 Browns victory at Huntington Avenue. Niles, Stone, Hartzel scored, Glaze allowed eight hits, and key plays included Wallace's fumble on Ferris and a daring double play by Ferris, Parent, and Freeman.

St. Louis Boston Glade Huntington Avenue Parent Ralph Glaze More Glaze Catral Wallace Ferris Hoey Chick Stahl O'Connor Freeman Hemphill Peerless Stone Niles Jones Stone Hartzel Godwin Stahl Koehler Connolly Detroit H. TB P . Niles Serene Peewee BC Ston C F . Ee O Godwin Heydon Bos As Armbruster Cree Sun Eaverene St. Louis Ee Evans Cleveland A. E. Flick Bay E. F Turner Lajoie Rossman Washington Altizer Stanley Nill Cross Eeeseeree Wakefield Hughes Eeeereseare Bradley Bemis Schlafly Washinton Ess Hess Kittredge Buelow aOne Cincinnati Brooklyn Hall Stricklett Casey Delehanty Barry Kelley Hummel Bergen Lobert Lammley Sehler Alperman Lewis Hummel Alperman Lewis Ergen Hall Stricklett Carpenter and Klem

Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at New York

A sequence of basketball matchups lists Detroit visiting Boston and Cleveland traveling to New York as part of a schedule. The card reflects intercity rivals and regional pairings in a sports lineup.

Cleveland shuts out Washington 5 0 in pitcher dominance

Cleveland blanked Washington 5 to 0 as the pitcher held the opponent to four hits and dominated the game. The standout performance came from the Cleveland pitcher, whose control and speed shut down the offense.

Dygert Drives Philadelphia Past Detroit in Win

Philadelphia beats Detroit as Dygert shines on the mound. Detroit’s lone run came on three errors while Philadelphia tallies came from a walk, a sacrifice, and two hits.

Philadelphia Detroit Dygert

Brwwell Plans Fast Flyby Wedding On Baseball Trip

Pittsburg July 16 Short stop Albert Bridwell of the Boston Nationals will wed while traveling the same day a through trip from Pittsburg to Portsmouth to Cincinnati to play for Boston. The plans were kept secret until today and will set a speed record for marry-on-the-fly. The bride resides in Portsmouth Ohio and the team manager offered time but Bridwell will not miss the game. Boston teammates bought a china wedding present.

Pittsburg Penn Albert Bridwell Boston Nationals Boston Portsmouth Cincinnati Bridwell Ohio Fred Tenney Tenney

National baseball matchups on slate today

Boston visits Cincinnati while New York heads to Chicago Philadelphia meets Pittsburg and Brooklyn plays St Louis in a set of intercity games.

ST. Louis Boston Eeereeereere Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Washington P. Ct Eeeereseeres National R H. Att Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg

See-Saw Game Ends With Brooklyn Loss in Cincinnati

In Cincinnati on July 16 the Brooklyn game stayed tight through the first half with a late tying basket in the ninth inning, but Brooklyn was edged out in the final frames.

Cincinnati Brooklyn

Berger vs O'Brien in Six Round Bloodied Battle

Sam Berger of California and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien fought a brutal six round bout in Philadelphia with both men bleeding. O'Brien led early and landed cleanly, but Berger rallied each round delivering sharp rights and strong jabs. No decision was announced and weights were not disclosed.

Philadelphia Sam Berger California Jack O’brien O’brien Berger O'Brien

Boys Day Draws 7000 to Boston Ameri cans Ball Game

Boston fans praise the Boys Day event at the American League park where about 7000 youths attended. Early arrivals filled seats and cheered as the youngsters enjoyed the game, boosting good will toward the club and its popular organizer Hugh McBreen.

Boston Americans American League Boston Hugh McBreen

Detroits Baseball Notes On Glaze Hoey Farm Rumors

Detroit notes describe Glaze delivering a strong pitching game and Hoey being rumored to be farmed to a minor league club. Worcester’s New England team seeks July 31 open date for a big guarantee game. Tom Hughes faltered against Cleveland after a string of successes.

Detroit Glaze Hoey Worcester New England Jesse Burkett Worcester Tom Hughes Cleveland Hughes St. Louis

Chicago Beats Philadelphia 3 1 on Errors

Chicago won 3 1 as three misplays by Philadelphia aided by three Chicago singles. Doomn was ejected in the fifth for kicking at a called strike.

Chicago Duggleby Doomn

Great day for Hynes at Salem

At Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire July 16 Phantom Light owned by James Griffin of New York won the Wellesley handicap for 2 year olds. John Iynes owner and trainer scored a second victory with Neptunus. The sixth race produced a neck finish with Rockingham over Katriona. Tomorrow the Portsmouth handicap at seven furlongs.

Salem N. H Rockingham Park Phantom Light James Griffin New York Humming Bee Crimmins Rockingham Katriona John Iynes Neptunus Portsmouth

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