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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1902

Page

3

Pittsburg Beats Chicago in Series Opener on Beaumont Hit

Pittsburg wins 8 to 6 after a ninth inning rally by Chicago briefly gave them control. Beaumont delivered the decisive single followed by Wagner’s homer in the top of the 11th, as Pittsburg seizes the lead with strong hitting and Chicago bungled a key baserunning moment. Attendance 8,000.

Chicago Joose Pittsburg Beaumont Wagner Clarke B'mont Leach Lowe Menefee Br'field Kling Burke Jacobs Conroy Schaefer Zimmer O Miller Tan’hill Bransfield A. Williams Tannehill Williams

Cincinnati Beats St. Louis 6 2 in National League Game

Cincinnati defeats St Louis 6 to 2 as Krugers third base miscues gift wins. Hahn and ONeill held foes to two runs with two outs. Donovans two base hit Crawford homer and stolen bases highlight. Attendance 8500. Time 1 hour 47 minutes. Umpire Brown.

ST. Louis Kruger Cincinnati Hahn O'Neill Nichols Smngchal Occas Vice ROE Donovan Crawford Peitz Corcoran Bytcher Bheses Brown

Montreal Torontos Tie 2 1 In Montreal Jersey City Win

In a set of baseball score lines the results show Montreal defeating Toronto 2 to 1 at Montreal. Jersey City and Montreal played 12 innings with a 6 to 5 final. Newark beat Buffalo 8 to 6 in 11 innings, followed by Buffalo 13 Newark 5 in the second game.

Montreal Toronto Jersey City Newark Buffalo Tease Worcester Providence Rochester Roxbury Horse Guards JD Dadyt Working Boys Medford J. D. Murphy Washington St Mark Cross CO Nee Pon Hill & Hill Federal St NESS Es Ioea N. Lon & CO Tremont St

Buckenberger and Collins Face Busy Schedule Across Cities

Chicago faces multiple road trips with games at Huntington avenue Worcester and Manchester. Collins and Buckenberger clubs clash in upcoming midweek and weekend series while St Louis Detroit and Philadelphia teams are noted in varying schedules. Demontreville leads steals. three players over 300 batting average for both clubs.

Chicago Huntington Avenue Buckenberger Worcester Manchester Philadelphia South End Collins St. Louis Detroit Baltimore Flick Bernhard Varney Cleveland Whitinsville Lajoie Parent Young Gleason Stahl Demontreville Jimmy Athletics Post St. Margaret

Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia

Sports brief lists matchups with Chicago facing Boston and Cleveland meeting Philadelphia alongside St. Louis traveling to Washington for the day’s schedule.

Chicago Boston Cleveland Philadelphia St. Louis Washington

GAMES TODAY NEW ENGLAND SCOREBOARD

Dover visits Lowell Lawrence hosts Nashua Haverhill plays Manchester Wall River at Concord in New England schedule.

Dover Lowell Lawrence Nashua Haverhill Manchester Wall River Concord

English Channel swim query and reader notes

A reader asks if anyone has successfully swum the English Channel. The letter cites Captain Matthew Webb as the credited swimmer with 35 miles in 21 hours 45 minutes, detailing his Dover start August 24, 1875 and Calais landing the next morning.

English Channel Harry H. Daly Cambridge Mass Matthew Webb Admiralty Pier Dover Calais France

Pitiful case of destitution in North End

Passersby found 88 year old Italian Joseph Catelio lying in a North Street alleyway, wet and unwell. Dr Wingersky treated him and he was taken to the Relief Hospital where typhoid fever was diagnosed. He has no home or relatives, and recovery is doubtful after yesterday's storm exposure.

North End Joseph Catelio North Street Wingersky Relief

Woman cyclist sets new record at Manhattan Beach track

New York July 20 Lottie Brandon rode 31 1 2 miles in one hour at Manhattan Beach track paced by single motors. Lizette's previous record for women was 30 miles and 12 1 2 yards.

New York Manhattan Beach Lottie Brandon Lizette

Motor paced race expected at Charles River Park

Bobbie Walthour has recovered from a fall and plans to start in the four cornered motor paced race at Charles River Park tomorrow evening. Bennie Munroe of Memphis Otto Maya winner of Friday’s motor paced handicap and Howard Freeman of Oregon are also listed as starters.

Bobbie Walthour Charles River Park Watthour Bennie Munroe Memphis Otto Maya Howard Freeman Oregon

Pace race at Revere track pits Moran McLean Nelson

The %-mile motor paced race between Moran McLean and Joe Nelson, postponed by bad weather, will be held at the Revere cycle track this evening. McLean returns since substituting for Will Stinson. Moran appears in better form following last Friday’s showing and Nelson remains a dangerous challenger.

Moran McLean Nelson Revere Will Stinson Joe Nelson

Chess Masters Gather for International Tournament in Hanover

The German Chess Association opens an international masters event in Hanover with 18 players from across Europe and America. Participants include Harry Pillsbury, Frank Marshall, James Mason, Janowski, Levin, Tschigorin, Bardeleben, Gottschall, Mieses, and Cohn among others. The event starts tomorrow under organizational auspices.

Hanover German Chess Association Harry N. Pillsbury W. E. Napier Frank J. Marshall America H. E. Atkins James Mason J. Gunsberg London Eng M. Tschigorin St. Petersburg A. Levin Kiev Russia D. Janowski Paris France A. G. Olland Utrecht Holland Ignatz von Popil Bochnia Galizia Siegfried Wolf Vienna Austria Curt von Bardeleben Berlin Rudolph Swiderski J. Mieses Leipsic Hermann von Gottschall Goerlitz H. Suechting Brockade Principality of Lubeck William Cohn Ger

No Strike In Chicago As Freight Handlers End Dispute

Chicago July 20. The Freight Handlers Union voted there would be no renewal of the strike after a special meeting led by President Curran. A report found four railroads discriminated against strikers but panhandle workforces lagged. most old workers will return within days as nonunion contracts end, avoiding further controversy.

Chicago Curran

Boston A and N Teams Show Weakness in Pitching and Batting

The Boston American and National teams posted weak pitching and lagging batting in the past week. Across six games each, the Collins squad won only once, while the Nationals dropped six in a row. Dugherty slid from .500 to lower echelons. Stahl led Collins at .341, while Tenney paced the Nationals with a .986 fielding mark alongside .? batting.

Boston Collins Nationals Dugherty Stahl Tenney Boston Americans Lachance Owen Sde Vee Freeman Dineen Criger Serene Gleason Piiceetvhenya Corse Ferris Seeee Boston Nationals Willis Kittridge Lush Moran Courtney Kittredge Seeeee Ste Ewe Ceourtne Ener Demontreville Cooley Carney Pfs I Greminger de Pittinger

Amateur Ball Clubs List Of Boston Area Teams And Managers

A compiled roster of amateur baseball teams with ages and manager contacts across Boston and suburbs. Listings include team names such as Sheafe Stars Orient A C Warrens Winter Hills Cliftons Union A A Columbia Juniors Porter A A Terror Juniors St Vincent Juniors Clover A C Readings Good Wills Walnut Reds Somerville Reds Lake Views Lawrences Madisons Shirley Tiger Juniors Walnuts Emerson Juniors Springers Stockings Hurleys Victora Andrews Crescents Tribunes Brookline Juniors Young Americas Belmonts Williams Emmets St Pauls Exeters.

Sheafe Stars Boston Nathaniel Alofsky Sheafe Street Orient A. C Malden Fred Wesphusen Sammett Street Metropolitan A. A Somerville C. L. Davies Ashland Street Warrens Everett Richard McGinn Forest Avenue Winter Hills H. L. Tinkham Temple Street Cliftons Charlestown J. Clements Moulton Street Union A. A South Boston J. T. Cratgen E Street Columbia Juniors Bradford Eighth Street Porter A. A East Boston B. L. Dunn Porter Street Terror Juniors N. Alofsky St. Vincent Juniors William Shea Baldwin Street J. Burns Webster Street Lake Views Woburn Charles McGovern Hudson Street Lawrences Medford John McMahon Main Street Madisons Roxbury Robert Moore Sterling Street Shirley Thomas Hughes Batchelder Street Tiger Juniors William Crane East Seventh Street Walnuts Jamaica Plain Terry Gardner School Street Emerson Juniors John Walsh Gloucester Street Springers David Harris Florence Street T. F. Clarks Edward Kelly Everett Street Stockings George Cahill Bickford Street M. J. Hurleys FE. McCarthy Second Street Victora Francis J. Burke Church Place St. Pauls William Cox Exeters South End John F. Day Harrison Avenue

Miners Strikes Fund Drive Planned Across Major Cities

The last of the miners left for home as President Mitchell plans to push the national strike fund. Secretary Wilson will oversee collections with $50,000 from Illinois due and a $10,000 Ohio contribution turned over. Central Labor Unions and city headquarters in Chicago New York Philadelphia will coordinate outside subscriptions aiming for substantial weekly totals.

Indianapolis Mitchell Wilkesbarre Wilson Ohio Illinois Chicago New York Philadelphia

McCoy Picks Jeffries to Beat Fitzsimmons in San Francisco

M L McCoy favors Jeffries to defeat Fitzsimmons in the upcoming California bout set for July 25 in San Francisco. The Hoosier boxer believes Fitzsimmons cannot overcome the weight advantage despite determination.

New York Kid” McCoy Jeffries Fitzsimmons San Francisco McCoy

Ex Secretary Hilary A Herbert Stricken With Typhoid

In Washington on July 20 ex Secretary of the Navy Hilary A Herbert lies ill in a city hospital with typhoid fever.

Washington Secretary of the Navy Hilary A. Herbert

Jeffries Fitzsimmons Title Fight Drafted Amid Apathy

Boxing interest wanes as Jim Jeffries faces Bob Fitzsimmons for the world heavyweight crown before the San Francisco Athletic Club next Friday night. A heavy belief in Jeffries superiority dampens excitement. bets favor Jeffries at about 8 to 1. The columnist claims Bob should press early and seeks a meeting in Jeffries corner if allowed, hoping to influence the challenger.

Jim” Jeffries Bob” Fitzsimmons San Francisco A. C Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fitz Jeffries - Pitz Simmons Fourteenth and Valencia Streets San Francisco

Mrs Fitzsimmons Predicts Victory in Jeffries Bout

In a letter to her brother Martin Julian Mrs Fitzsimmons outlines a battle plan for her husband in the Jeffries fight. She believes Bob will win this time though she does not underestimate the champion's powers. She recalls Bob's first bout with Jim where seriousness was lacking.

New York

Friday Luck Favors Jeffries In Looming Title Fight

Sports note points to James J. Jeffries winning all his bouts on Fridays and suggests Roh Fitzsimmons has a slim chance to beat the heavyweight champion in California next Friday night. The piece cites past Friday victories over Sharkey Corbett and Ruby and notes Friday as Jeffries mascot day.

James J. Jeffries Fitzsimmons Boilermaker California Jeffries Sharkey Corbett Rublin

Open letter on women’s clubs clash at Los Angeles convention

Miss Kate Leyson Brown of Waltham publishes an open letter denouncing the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Massachusetts State Federation over alleged injustice at the Los Angeles convention. She supports Mrs. Ruffin’s barred entry and recounts attempts to speak on the colored club women issue and proposed civil action. The article also notes brewery workers strike discussions and labor union actions in Milwaukee including injunction funding and federation solidarity.

Waltham Kate Leyson Brown General Federation of Women’s Clubs Massachusetts State Federation Los Angeles Ruffin Brown Colored Club Massachusetts General Federation May Alden Ward Miss Ward Waltham Woman's Club Central Labor Union Building Trades Council Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee United States Canada International Huber The Carpenters Fathers Executive Committee Collins American Federation of Labor Icemen’s Union Iron Workers Elmira N. Y

Tahney Dies After Accident In Cambridge

Thomas Tahney age 30 a married man of 159 Fifth Street East Cambridge died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries sustained Friday when a wagon wheel passed over him on Allen Street near Blossom Street. He fell from his wagon at 4 45 oclock and drifted into unconsciousness until Saturday afternoon. An operation revealed rupture of the intestines.

Thomas Tahney Fifth Street East Cambridge Massachusetts General Hospital Tahney John P. Downey Allen Blossom

Hurley Defeated as Amateur Prowess Falls at Vailsburg

At Vailsburg track Newark July 20 the pursuit team race for amateurs was won by Gasson and Schlee while the one mile professional team race went to Kramer and Collett. Hurley the amateur champion failed to win a prize for the first time at Vailsburg. George Schreiber captured the professional handicap in clever fashion before an attendance of about 6000.

Newark N. J Vailsburg Gasson Schlee Kramer Collett Hurley George Schreiber

Joseph Devlin Rushed From Pinckney and Charles Streets

Joseph Devlin aged 40 living at 7 West Brookline Street was brought to Haymarket Relief Station after a fall in a fit at the Pinckney and Charles streets corner. He was reported in precarious condition at last report.

Joseph Devlin West Brookline Street Haymarket Square Pinckney Charles Streets

Gold Beaters Strike Demands Rally Backed by AF of L

International President Fred P. Lambert of the Gold Beaters Union says the strike has strong AFL support and will continue until wage demands are met. The union lists 361 members on strike nationwide, about 40 in the city.

Labor News: Frazier Re elected Secretary and Teamsters Grow

William H. Frazier is re elected general secretary of the Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union. Teamsters Local 25 met at Brodbine Hall and admitted 11 new members. Fourteen applications were received and over 2000 new buttons issued. A Friday meeting by Boston area Teamsters unions will plan the Labor Day parade. Receipts totaled $625. Electric Workers Local 103 will meet at 724 Washington Street to discuss wages and hours. Blacksmiths Union No. 209 initiated five members at 45 Eliot Street.

William H. Frazier Atlantic Coast Seamen’s Union Teamsters’ Union Brodbine Hall Teamsters’ Unions Boston Vicinity Washington Street Blacksmiths’ Union No. 209 Eliot Street

Fire at Ideal Lunch Damages Franklin Street Eatery

The Ideal Lunch at 7 Franklin Street owned by A. C. Stone cousin of Miss Ellen Stone was damaged by fire at 2 o clock this morning. The blaze started in the kitchen basement and spread through the first floor. the dining room was not open yesterday. Estimated damage is about $500.

Ideal Franklin Street A. C. Stone Ellen Stone

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