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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1903

Page

3

Constitution Again Bests the Reliance in 37-Mile Race

Newport RI July 20 The Constitution defeats the Reliance by about a minute and 3 seconds on time allowance in the 37 mile cruise from New London. Columbia finishes more than 10 minutes behind. Start before 10:15. Accidents occur to Aspirant and Neola.

Newport R. I Constitution New York Yacht Club New London Glen Cove New Haven Rhode Island Columbia Reliance George M. Pynchon H. F. Lippitt Providence I Iscces

Corbett Briggs Title Bout Set For Tammany Club Crowds

boxing note from Boston previews the Corbett versus Briggs welterweight clash to be decided at the Tammany Athletic Club next Wednesday night. It details Briggs training, odds, and city betting, plus surrounding rumors about Corbett and local boxing figures.

Corbett-Briggs Tammany Athletic Club Grand Theatre Corbett Briggs Chamson Hmself Griffo Star of the East Chester Goodwin Steve Mahoney Jimmy Goodwin George Brady New England Jack Moore Young Corbett Boston Winthrop Beach Harry Tuthill Jimmy Briggs Maynard Tommy Sullivan St. Louis Tammany Club Roxbury P. J. Casey Atlantic City Crescent Beach Sandy Ferguson Chelsea Ferguson Sandy New York Nova Scotia Coast Johnny Jim Corbett Denny B. H. Benton Rob Roy

Three Games In Town Hoyat Huntington and Dorchester

Three games on today’s schedule with two at the South End and one at Huntington avenue. Detroit meets at Huntington avenue as part of Ladies day while the Nationals face Philadelphia in a double header at the South End starting at 2.

Huntington Avenue Detroit Nationals Philadelphia Nightingale Field Dorchester West Quincy Charles Baker—Burkett FE. M. M John J. Carney Concord N. H Tom Pagum Anniajor Malden Buck Freeman Collins New York New York Invaders Wild Bill Donovan Hughes Dineen Boston Jim McGuire Freeman House of the Angel Guardian Charley Green Louis Cohen Charley Farrell Chick Stahl Stahl O'Brien Thomas Lunt the Post

Shamrock III Wins Fast Ten-Mile Cup Race Off Sandy Hook

Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger Shamrock III set a brisk pace in the 30 mile test against Shamrock I off Sandy Hook, posting a 2 59 20 elapsed time and narrowly beating the old boat by 1 22 while a jibtopsail mishap cost I two minutes. The race paused briefly when news of Pope Leo XIII’s death arrived, after which the Hunn’s ensign was flown at half mast.

Atlantic Highlands N. J Windward Leeward Thomas Lipton Shamrock I Sandy Hook Newport Shamrock Ill Scotland Shamrock III Shamrock II Wringe Bevis Shamrock Tit Shamrock L Sir Thomas Associated Press Dee- Forest Wireless Hunn Pipe Leo XIII

Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington

Three games listed with pairs of teams: Cleveland visiting New York, St. Louis visiting Philadelphia, and Chicago visiting Washington. No scores or dates provided.

Cleveland New York St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Washington

Detroit Wins Series Opener In Nine Inning Sprint

Detroit edged Boston 3 to 2 in Huntington Avenue play as Dougherty forced out Lachance at second to end the game. Kissenger debuting for Detroit allowed seven Boston hits, with Long and Lush making notable plays. Barrett and Crawford contributed for Boston, while Yeager opened for Detroit with a first inning threat.

Huntington Avenue Detroit Boston George Lachance Gibson Dougherty Long Jeorge Winter Kissenger Winter Collins Billy Lush Carr McGuire Jimmy Barrett Lush Freeman Parent Lachance Ferris Crawford Lachanee Yeager Smith O’brien Barrett Jake Stahl Criger Httle Gibson Hughes Dineen Barrow Wild Bill Donovan Ek R. E. P.O Fearrett O McGuire Serseeeen P.O Dougherty O' Brien C Senor Seers O Lachance Stahl Ieaws Ok

Baseball Box Score Summary

Bases on balls Kissenger four, Winter one. Struck out Kissenger two, Winter one. 40m. Umpire Connolly. Attendance 4662.

Kissenger Connolly

New York and Cleveland Split Twin Bill in July Clash

New York won the first game 7 to 3 as Griffith pitched steadily and Joss erred twice at key moments. In the second game Wolfe strained a tendon in the fourth inning and Chesbro relieved him. Cleveland scored twice off Chesbro in that frame, offsetting New York’s lead.

New York Cleveland Griffith Joss Wolfe Chesbro

Baseball Box Score New York vs Cleveland Readout

The report lists game events with New York and Cleveland, including errors by New York and Cleveland, strikeouts by Griffith and Joss, and key hits by McCarthy Keeler Fultz Beville Lajoie Chesbro. It notes stolen bases by McCarthy Gochnaur and double plays Bay Gochnaur Bradley Gochnaur Lajeie Hickman with pitchers Chesbro Griffith Bernhard and Wolfe. Attendance 5300 and time 1h 30m.

New York Cleveland Griffith Joss McCarthy Keeler Fultz Beville Lajoie McFarland Gochnaur Elberfeld Williams Ganzel Sheridan Wolfe Chesbro Bernhard Bay Bradley Lajeie Hickman O’connor Cleveland F Dec Flick Goebnaur Abbott McFari

St. Louis Drives Past Philadelphia for 8-2 Victory

St. Louis pushed across three fourth inning runs on two triples and a walk, then added five more in a 8 to 2 win over Philadelphia. Hoffman, returning to left field after a Toledo transfer, homered? No, doubled. Attendance 4872. Plank pitched for Philadelphia. Sievers allowed four strikeouts for St. Louis.

Philadelphia Penn St. Louis Hoffman Toledo

Washington Wins Third Straight Over Chicago In Last Inning

Washington edges Chicago 4 to 3 in a late inning rally. Magoon ejected for disputing calls as 1428 attend. Selbach and Mc Farland credited with key hits. Wilson and Owen split pitching duties with Owen fanning six.

Washington Chicago Magoon Holmes

Child Hit by Boston & Northern Car in Charlestown

Six year old Lizzie Coughlin was struck by car No. 127 of the Boston and Northern railroad as she crossed a Charlestown street yesterday noon. The fender hit her, throwing her some distance. An ambulance took her to the Relief station with injuries to her back and head. doctors report no danger but several days of recovery ahead.

Lizzie Coughlin Charlestown Boston & Northern Railroad Lizzie

National League Matchups Include Philadelphia Boston Doubleheader

National League schedule features Philadelphia at Boston in a two game set, plus New York at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Chicago, and Cincinnati at St. Louis.

Pittsburg New York Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Oston St. Louis Philadelphia

St. Louis defeats Cincinnati with eighth inning rally

St. Louis beat Cincinnati 5 to 1 after five hits in the eighth. Attendance 1800. Burke Hackett Farrell key hits including a three-base hit. McFarland and Hahn pitched for St. Louis and Cincinnati respectively. Left on bases mattered with Cincinnati loading ten. Time seven forty five. Umpire Moran.

Washington Chicago Selbach McFarland Lee Coughlin Holmes Moran Jones Callahan McCormick Clarke Wilson Owen O’ Loughlin Nationat ST. Louis Cincinnati Burke Hackett Farrell Donovan O'Neill Beckley Peitz Hahn St. Louts B. Po Kelley Dona'n Seymour Smoot Dolan Brain Lad Rare Steins’t Daly Berg'n

Chicago Defeats Pittsburg 3-2 in Gripping July Duel

Chicago edged Pittsburg 3 to 2 as a walk, three singles and a double produced the runs. Attendance 3800. Chicago left 5 on base, Pittsburg 9. Notable hits include Casey Kling Welmer Leever. Leever and Weimer traded walks. Weimer fanned 8. Time of game 1 hour 44 minutes. Umpire O Day.

Chicago Pittsburg Casey Kling Welmer Leever Chance Beaumont Wagner Jones Weimer O'Day Hicago Nmont Sebring Br'sfield Leach Evers oOitchey Harley Kroger E O Weaver Tinker Pittsburg Sete Ween Ees

Famous Athletes Gather for St. Augustine Field Day

America's renowned amateur and professional athletes will attend St. Augustine's parish field day on August 1 at Lo cust street grounds. More than 500 invitations were issued to college, A A U and pro athletes to compete in scratch events with handicap and consolation races offered for those seeking a second chance. Barries go to J F Moakley, 330 West Third Street, South Boston.

America St. Augustine’s Parish Locust Street Grounds Barries J. F. Moakley West Third Street South Boston

Wakefield Purchases Wakefield Water Plant at $230000

At an adjourned town meeting on July 20 Wakefield voted to buy the Wakefield Water Company plant and rights for 230000 dollars. The vote was 126 to 4 with the town treasurer authorized to issue bonds to cover the payment.

Wakefield Wakefield Water Company

Rain Delays Revere Bicycle Races Final Heat Set

Rain stopped events at the Revere cycle track after the fourth heat of the one mile handicap. Rain checks will be honored Thursday for the final heat the ten mile open and a special match race between Bobby Walthour and Jimmy Moran. Moran and Walthour will train at the beach track until then.

Revere Bobby Walthour Jimmy Moran Walthour Moran

Picnic of Working Boys Home Athletic Meet Plans

The Working Boys Home annual peak at the American League grounds next Saturday features handicap events including 100 yard dash 3800 yard run 600 yard run one mile run and three mile run. Entry fee is 25 cents for the first and 10 cents for each additional. First and second prizes awarded in each event. Entries close with H. C. McGrath at Charlesbank Gym on Thursday July 23.

American League H. C. McGrath Charlesbank

Beaumont of Pittsburg Keeps Up His Remarkable Batting

Ginger Beaumont of the Pittsburg club, famed NL champion batsman and hall of fame member, starred in the Pirates vs Mc Graw series. He hit a July 16 single and a triple off McGinnity and two homers off Cronin, and last Saturday delivered the hit that beat New York in the ninth. His .455 average with 19 hits in 22 at bats underscores his hot form.

Ginger Beaumont Pittsburg Pirates McGraw Beaumont Christy Mathewson New York Ginger Iron Man McGinnity Happy Jack Cronin

Copley Society Plans Whistler Memorial Exhibition

The Copley Society of Boston aims to stage a memorial Whistler exhibition in Copley Hall next February or March with a to be fixed date. The society will invite owners of Whistler pictures to lend works, seeking a complete and representative display reflecting the artist’s fame. A past plan was postponed due to tariff obstacles on art.

Copley Society of Boston Whistler Copley Hall Copley Society

Whistler Remains to Be Buried in Chiswick Cemetery

The remains of James McNeill Abbott Whistler will be interred at Chiswick Cemetery Wednesday morning following a funeral service at Old Chelsea Church. The art world mourns the loss of the famed American painter.

London James McNeill Abbott Whistler Chiswick Old Chelsea Church

Belmont's English mares arrive at Belmont Park

Belmont's high priced English mares from Colonel McCalmont's stud arrived aboard the Minnetonka. Fairy Gold by Ben D'Or dam Dame Mosham by Galliard and Hautesse by Fichidue dam Hauteur, with a four month old foal by Ladas. Fairy Gold is in foal to Isinglass. Hautesse is the priciest brood mare imported, estimated at 23,690 dollars. Fairy Gold cost about 14,335 dollars.

New York Belmont Colonel McCalmont Minnetonka Ben D’or Dame Mosham Galliard Hautesse Fichidue Hauteur Ladas Isinglass England America Fairy Gold

Boston Merchant Adolph Freed Dies in New York

Adolph Paul Freed, a Boston merchant aged 538 years, died suddenly of heart disease at the St. Denis Hotel in New York. He had travelled from Boston with his wife and two daughters to meet his son, and they planned to spend the summer at Avenue Ti YT. The Boston directory lists an Adolph P. Freed of 31 Clifford Street, Roxbury.

New York Adolph Paul Freed Boston St. Denis Avenue Adolph Freed Adolph P. Freed Clifford Street Roxbury

Chief Arthur of Locomotive Engineers Buried

The funeral of Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was held in Cleveland Ohio this afternoon from the family home. Rev Dr Paul F Sutphen officiated with Rev Vernon Harrington assisting. Hundreds of railway men attended including leaders of the major railway brotherhoods.

Cleveland, O Chief Arthur Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Paul F. Sutphen Second Presbyterian Church Vernon Harrington

Fogg Family Association Holds Second Reunion

The Fogg Family Association will hold its second reunion on August 20 at 10980 a.m. in the Casino, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. Papers include the Fogg coat of arms. Organized September 1902, the association invites all Foggs or those descended or connected by marriage. Mrs. A. J. Fogg of Boston is secretary and historian.

Fogg Family Association Hampton Beach N. H Fogg Pce A. J. Fogg Tremont Building Boston

New England League Schedule Snippet

The New England League lists matchups including Manchester at Nashua Towell at Concord Haverhill at New Bedford and Fall River at Lawrence.

N. E Pree Tawell Eesee Eee Concord Ee Ee Manchester Seer Seer Manchester Nashua Towell Concord Haverhill New Bedford Fall River Lawrence

New Bedford Beats Manchester In High-Scoring Game

Foxon pitched for New Bedford as the home team forgave an early Manchester surge. Miller walked four times in the fifth inning and New Bedford followed with two two-base hits and a three-bagger to tie the game at six. Manchester scored four in the fourth on four hits including a three RBI homer, but could not score after the fourth.

New Bedford Manchester Miller Foxon

Locals Defeat Lowell 7–1 In July New England Game

Lawrence locals beat Lowell 7 to 1 in an afternoon contest. Lowell were shut out until the ninth when an error by Bernard allowed Merritt to score. The game featured strong early pitching and a late surge by the home team.

New England Lawrence Lowell Bernard Merritt Tawyomco Chains Tcowoll

Fall River Narrowly Escapes Shutout in New England Contest

In Nashua New Hampshire on July 20 Fall River nearly avoided a shutout by the local team. The score shows Fall River with one run while Nashua tallies multiple frames, ending in a 1 4 line score.

New England Nashua N. H Fall River Iwasnur Iockiccscenas

Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

An old Boston Daily Post ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney bladder and urinary issues. It promises relief from back pain scalding while urinating and frequent urges with offers of free bottle samples and a medical book by mail.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post

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