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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
3
Washington Tops Chicago 10 to 7 in Tilt
The tailenders beat Chicago 10 to 7 as Washington used three pitchers. Orth left after the fifth, Patten held Chicago hitless rest of the game, Tannehill homered, McCormick and Lee doubled, Coughlin stole a base, and Moran McCormick Clarke turned two double plays. Time 1 50. Attendance 1708.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Orth
Patten
Tr. B. Po
A.e Moran
Holmes
Bhi Ryan
Jones
Oo Clarke
Green
Belb’h
Calla'n
Lee
Weeeee O
Sbell
Mag’n
Co’gh
Tanne’ll
Rob McC’k
Slatt’y
Kittr’e
White
Flah'y
Altrock
Hallm
Amie
New York Beats Cleveland 9 to 3 in Baseball Showdown
New York outplayed Cleveland 9 to 3 as Howell held the visitors to two hits including Hickman’s homer. Wright faltered after four innings while the New Yorkers pounded him and added strong support from Keeler Elberfeld and Gochnaur. Attendance 1,449.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Howell
Hickman
Wright
Philadelphia Beats St Louis in Double Win
Philadelphia won two games from St Louis, the first on Bender pitching and the second on a strong hitting streak in the seventh and eighth innings. Umpire Hassetto incapacitated by ear injury. Attendance 11,66. The scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bender
Hassett
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis in 9th inning effort
Philadelphia and St. Louis played a tight game with multiple lead changes. Davis and Shreck delivered two base hits for Philadelphia while Bender and Sudhoff traded runs and outs in a 9 inning effort. Philadelphia managed 8 hits while St. Louis mustered 7 as umpire Adams called the finish.
Baseball game summary with hits and errors listed
Two-base hits L Cross Anderson. Home run Davis. Stolen bases Heidrick Pickering Murphy 2 M Cross. Double plays M Cross and Davis Anderson and Wallace. Left on bases Philadelphia 8 St Louis 3. First base on balls Off Powell 5. Struck out by Henley 5 by Powell 5. Time lh 6 55m Umpire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
R. B
Tr. B
Keeler
Bay
Elberf
Bradley
Gonroy
Lajoie
Will
Esceepes
Elberfeld
Hickman
Gochnaur
Fultse
Conroy
Howell
Wright
Abbott
Sheridan
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Martin If
Davis
Heidrick
L.cross
Friel
Seybold
Wallace
Murphy
O Kahoe
M.cross
OFL
Shreck
Hemp
Illis
Bender
Sudhoff
Cross
Adams
L. Cross
Anderson
Pickering
M. Cross
Powell
Henley
Fall River
B. Pa
Tott
J.o’h’a
Bunyan
Wed'e
Bow'k
Valdois
Do’h
March
Lawr’e
Dors'y
Beard
Moorh'd
Hart
O Yeager
Coven
Lone
Peese
Lawrence
D. O’hara
Valdors
Bernard
Yeager
Long
Dorsey
Foley
New Bedford
Haverhill
R. B. Po
Joyce
Ol Sheets
OlBarry
M’llaney
Burrillo
Deininger
Kelley
Buckm
Josslyn
Gusheen
Stackpole
Berry
Allen
Boardman
Sullivan
Mapas
Pittsburg
B. Po. A
Slagle
Beaum
Casey
Gerten
H.rf
Chance
Wagner,s
Brans' Pe
Evers
OlLeach
Harley
Richey
Kling.c
Kruger. If
Tinker,s
Chicago
Beaumont
Kling
Wagsner
Ritchey
Bransfield
Wagner
Menefee
Kennedy
O’day
Barclay
eNihaass
Cincinnati
Farrell
Bergen
Hackett
Steinfeldt
Dolan
Brain
Burke
Beckley
Dunleavy
Ewing
Moran
Lowell and regional matchups listed for Friday
The schedule shows Lowell hosting Manchester, Nashua facing Concord, Haverhill playing New Bedford, and Fall River visiting Lowell, outlining four pairings across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C
Lowell Seer
Concord
Aed
Manchester
Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
New Bedford
Fall River
Nashua Defeated at Home by Manchester 7 to 2
Nashua lost 7 to 2 on home ground as Manchester scored multiple runs in the late innings. Pastore and Murray had two base hits. Graham and Smith hit three bases. key pitching by Leith Swope and Vail. attendance 550.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daum
Manchester
Nashua
Pastor
Murray
Graham
Smith
Clark
Kane
Kwau
Leith
Swope
Vail
McCloud
Nashda
B. Po
Rapp
McLean
Swander
Jordan
Soffel
Wilson
Kpau
Ash'bach
Page
O/Vail
Labelle
Fall River Defeats Lawrence 5-2 in Baseball Tilt
Fall River upset Lawrence 5 to 2 as Long struggled in the eighth inning. Yeager pitched for Fall River and long for Lawrence, with errors and small-ball plays shaping the scoring.
Haverhill Defeated by New Bedford in Lopsided Tilt
New Bedford defeated Haverhill 6 to 1 at New Bedford. Joyce and Sheets led with timely hits as Kelley and Josslyn combined on the mound for the winners. Attendance was 600 as Haverhill stranded runners in key innings.
Rain Delays Training for Revere Track Rivalry
Wet weather disrupted plans of riders at the Revere cycle track with Walthour Champion and Moran unable to train. Champion seeks crucial prep for a 20 mile clash with Walthour on Saturday evening, while Moran aims to ready for his postponed race with the Southerner tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Walthour
Champion
Moran
Jimmy Moran
Charles River Park
George Leander
Robbie Walthour
Gately
Munroe
Leander
Stinson
Butler
Sammy Sulkins
Hi. S
Basil de Guichard
Lost Fleet of Yachts Fails to Finish Newport Run
The New York Yacht Club fleet failed to reach Vineyard Haven as of 8 p m with only the Columbia, Constitution and Reliance reported towed into harbor by tenders. Thick fog and light winds left most yachts becalmed near Vineyard Sound and the run may be declared off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Columbia
Cuttyhunk
Vineyard Sound
Cup
Constitution
Reliance
Seaconnet River
Buzzard’s Bay
Shamrock III Defeats Shamrock I in 20-Mile Challenge
Atlantic Highland N J July reports Sir Thomas Lipton's new challenger Shamrock III defeating Shamrock I by 12 minutes 53 seconds in a 20 mile race aided by wind shifts and a lucky stretch. Shamrock III led from near the start to finish and crossed at 2 28 33 while Shamrock I finished 3 01 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highland
N. J
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock I
Sir Thomas
Scotland
Shamrock Sti
Bevis
Shamrock III
Sandy Hook
Jersey
Shamrock NT
Gedney
Brooklyn at Boston and New York at Philadelphia
Two basketball matchups set with Brooklyn visiting Boston and New York traveling to Philadelphia. Also listed are Cincinnati at Chicago for today’s schedule with tip times pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston-Philadelphia
E.G
Pittsburg Svesys
Baubae de
Boston
Philadelphia
Kling's batting powers Pittsburg shutout bid
Kling and catching propelled Chicago to a 3-1 victory over Pittsburg in a game that gave Chicago its third win in a row. Menefee pitched well for Chicago while Harley's muff prevented a shutout and kept Pittsburg alive until late. Attendance 2,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kling
Pittsburg
Menefee
Harley
Kennedy
Brooklyn Beats New York in Fast 4 to 1 Baseball Victory
Brooklyn defeated New York 4 to 1 on the Brooklyn grounds as Garvin limited the visitors to three hits over eight innings. The Brooklyns struck Mathewson with timely hits, scoring two in the second inning aided by Bowerman error, and added two more in the ninth after a single, out, and double. Mertes Van Haltren Dobbs contributed with two base hits and Ritter added a three base hit. Attendance 5500. Umpire Emsbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Grounds
Garvin
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Mathewson
Bowerman
Mertes
van Haltren
Dobbs
Ritter
McCreery
Sheckard
Flood
St Louis Beats Cincinnati 5-4 in Tight Victory
St Louis, Mo July 21 St Louis won over Cincinnati 5 to 4 as they outplayed them at the plate and in the field. Ewing allowed 15 hits while Burke and Hackett delivered key hits in the ninth inning for the winners. Attendance 2300. Barclay out after being hit by a batted ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Ewing
Burke
Hackett
Golf Tourney Narrowly Skews to Close Matches at Allston
The Press Golf Club of New England continued its championship at Allston with first round match play. Ralph Cracknell edged M Fred O Connell 1 up after 19 holes, then won the sudden death extra hole. Kenneth Dresser beat George H Sargent 2 up with one hole to play. John I Taylor defeated T P Harrison and then Dresser to move toward the title. J B O Connell edged J E Daniels 2 up, with Shir ley and Flanagan Latta winning as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Golf Club
New England
Allston Golf Club
Ralph Cracknell
The
Globe
M. Fred O’connell
Cracknell
O’connell
Kenneth Dresser
George H. Sargent
Transcript
John I. Taylor
T. P. Harrison
New York Sun
Dresser
Taylor
J. B. O’connell
J. E. Daniels
Traveler
Shirley
Flanagan and Latta
the Journal
Poor racing at Manchester Yacht Club championship
The Manchester Yacht Club held its second club championship with only one entrant in each 25-foot cabin and 18-foot knockabout class. Chewink Isl and Arrow won their classes while Dorine led handicap but Amos won on allowance. Avoset and Dorine trailed. Next race is scheduled for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Chewink Isl
Arrow
Longwood Tennis Matches Postponed By Storm
The Longwood tennis tourney games moved from yesterday to today due to a storm. Officials and players adjusted schedules as weather delays continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
St Josephs Regatta Draws Strong Local Entries
A large turnout of entries signals a record regatta for St Josephs A A next Saturday. Ten events are filled with top local oarsmen, including St Josephs A A Millstreams and St Alphonsus A A. Dr Hugh C Cabot acts as referee and racing starts promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s A. A
Worcester
St. Joseph's A. A
Riversides
Millstreams
Hugh C. Cabot
Novel boat races planned by Onset yachsmen
Brockton boat owners of fourth class catboats at Onset organize a novel series named the Old men s races The first race will start off the Onset wharf run to Monument Beach and back twice The races feature changing crew rules including a female crew member and fathers steering or swapping boats for final race The event aims to entertain residents of both beaches with target finish in last place wins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Onset
Allison NI
Howard
Hod
Monument Beach
Ship defeat of Waterboy and McChesney at Brighton Beach
The champion ship special race at Brighton Beach scheduled for tomorrow is canceled after McChesney pulled up lame in a morning trial. An examination found bruising on the inside quarter of his off forefoot rendering him unfit to race. The Rhymer was also entered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waterboy
McChesney
Brighton Beach
Corbett Briggs Bout Heads For Record Boston Show
The world champion Corbett faces New England champ Briggs tonight at the Tammany Club in Boston with three preliminaries and a claimed record crowd. Promoter Mack defends the event against rumors and promises a stronger card and fair play with top contenders and exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Corbett
Jimmy Briggs
New England
Grand Theatre
Tammany Club
Corbett
Briggs
Walcott
O’brien
Tammany
Boston
Johnny Mack
Patsy Kelcher
Roxbury
Young Bedrou
Medford
Jimmy Hanlon
North End
Young Donahue
Young Shda
South Boston
Young Sidney
Harry Tuthill
Danny Moore
Tuthill
Moore
Billy Gardner
Martin Clougherty
Jim Carr
Young Simmons
Martin
Simmons
London Mirror of Life
Illustrated Sporting Paper
Messrs. Ordway
Robert Patrick Watson
London
Sporting Life
Mirror of Life
Europe
Watson
England
George Atkinson
Rob Watson
Bob Watson
Great Britain
Eiverybody
F. A
Teander
de’ Guichard
Munroe
Butler
Albert Champion
Robbie Waltheur
Moran
Leander
Marcus Hurley
Sammy Sulkins
Dan Daly
Ward
Musty
Mack
Steve Mahoney
Sandy Ferguson
State Street
Amalgamated
Centennial
B. H. Benton
Roy Roy
Cambridge YMCA Games Set With Star Events Tonight
Ellery Clark the all around champion will compete in four events at the Cambridge YMCA meet. Hubbard of Amherst runs hurdles and Champion Jacobs tackles the two mile. John Guiney of Andover enters the shot put as many others challenge the stars from handicap marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Heats Divided at Detroit Grosse Pointe Track
Rain halted the Chamber of Commerce stake program for 2:24 class pacers after two heats. Elastic Pointer led the 2:24 field before Tom Keene swooped to win by a half length. Katrinka G. swept the 2:20 trot heats before Guy Fortune clinched two heats. Star Hal won both heats in the 2:15 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Grosse Pointe
Elastic Pointer
Page Hal
Pan Michael
Trilby
McCarthy
Tom Keene
Avolite
Katrinka G
Arolite
Columbus Associates Picnic Draws 1200 at Massapong Grove
More than 1200 people joined the Columbus Associates of the North End for a Massapong Grove outing in Sharon. Aldermen Bromberg and Dixon, Rep Badaracco, and city officials attended as games and contests highlighted the day. Scigliano's team beat Sandy Point 9 to 8. other winners included E Cataldo in the three legged race and OD Courtney in the 100 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Associates
North End
Massapong Grove
Sharon
Bromberg
Dixon
Badaracco
Scigliano
Sandy Point
E. Cataldo
D. Condon
OD. Courtney
Worcester
Charles Arato
Joseph McCarthy
Mary Agnes Forte
Mary Rotto
Joseph Cavagnaro
Steve Stampole
Frank Batastini
Engue Brogi
Chi
Juvelnal's Henley Insight On Regatta Stroke Change
American rower James B. Juvenal writes from Henley on the diamond sculls experience praising Henley’s fair regatta management. He notes Americans must adjust from home stroke to haul against current, favoring a longer body swing. He suggests a compromise between long leg drive and British swing for success.
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James B. Juvenal
England
Henley
Juvenal
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