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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1906
Page
3
The ad touts Frank Jones' Finest Ale made from barley sourced from Wisconsin and malted in Monster Malt Houses to ensure uniform flavor. It notes higher barrel price for dealers while the glass price remains standard, emphasizing barley quality over other grains.
In matchups across New England the cities of Lynn and New Bedford face each other while Haverhill meets Lowell Manchester competes with Lawrence and Worcester hosts Fall River results pending decisions.
Lynn built an easy 8 to 1 victory over New Bedford with Morrissey erratic on the mound and the locals misfiring in the field. The final line shows Lynn scoring across nine innings while New Bedford managed a solitary late surge. Batteries Labelle Madden Morrissey Braun. Umpire Hastings.
Haverhill won 2 to 0 over Lowell on timely hitting aided by a return of Billy Hamilton to the lineup. The game featured Connolly and Duggan behind the plate for Haverhill with Abbott and Burrill in the Lowell battery. Umpire O'Brien officiated.
Manchester defeated Lawrence 4 to 3 in a well played afternoon game in Manchester New Hampshire. The scoring line shows Manchester with single runs in the second and fourth innings and a final push in the last. Batteries Cross and McDaniels opposed by Lee and Cote. Umpire Stafford.
Baseball editor Lee F. Heacock asserts Cleveland has high class substitutes, stronger lineup, more home games, best batters and improving pitching. He cites Lajoie as the greatest factor and predicts Cleveland will win the flag barring serious accidents.
Ban Johnson and General Taylor were seen together at Buzzards Bay discussing possible deals and trades while the team lost to Cleveland. Boston won yesterday, leaving fans hopeful for tomorrow.
Philadelphia boxing scene buzzes over a proposed 20 round O'Brien versus Berger bout with 60 percent of gate. Joe Thomas from California to train at Highland Lake aims to KO Sullivan in their next Tuesday clash. Nolan, Gans, and weights talk frame discussions on lightweight prospects and class limits.
If you feel run down weak or sick and nerves tight Palmo Tablets promise to cure or cost nothing. 50 cents per box with 12 boxes and a guarantee. Free book offered. Sold by Klein's Gardner Eaton Knight's Sawyer at multiple Boston area locations including Tremont Boylston Harrison Washington and Friend Streets.
A crowd of about 8000 youngsters from Boston vacation schools filled the stands to watch Boston defeat Cleveland. A total of four barrels of ice water were used, with Hugh McBreen placing water at each end of the bleachers and refilling as needed.
At Brighton Beach, Tourenne a 6 to 1 shot finished first in the undergraduate stakes but was disqualified for fouling Monfort in the final sixteenth. Jockey Finn received a two day suspension for rough riding. Official order: Monfort first, Core second, Judge Post third. One favorite won.
Boston wins 3 to 1 at Huntington Avenue as Dineen stifles Cleveland with six hits. Turner stars for the Indians with dazzling plays but Boston’s fielding and Hoey rally spark the home side and satisfy the crowd.
The postponed event from last Saturday returns at the Revere cycle track with a 25 mile paced handicap featuring Moran, Stinson and Bedell. Moran scratches while Stinson and Bedell ride two laps each. Bedell shows strong form as Moran and Stinson face a stiff challenge. Additional races include a five mile open for amateurs and a one mile handicap with large entries.
Detroit scored two runs in the first inning but could not add more as New York offense limited them. The locals pushed across four runs to secure a 4–2 victory at home.
Philadelphia and Chicago split a doubleheader with the visitors shutting out Philadelphia in the first game thanks to strong pitching by Owen. In the second game Chicago could not score against Philadelphia pitching, ending in a scoreless affair.
More than 70 top players gathered for the 16th Longwood challenge cup tourney at Longwood Cricket Club. Irving Wright defeated Putnam in a key match while Stillman beat Dwight after four sets. Clothier also won a three-set match against Barker as play continued.
Bill Hickey of Dorchester is asked to be at the Post today at 1. Two games start at 2 with Ladies day noted. Boston clubs win while the Giants go down. Brooklyn topnotchers beat Chicago twice in one series. Lajoie foes from Woonsocket mourn as Boston scores in the seventh. Turner shines and Morgan improves at third.
In England boxers host social gatherings after bouts at their pub or headquarters, meeting friends and admirers as if visiting a prince. Their drawing rooms become key social events for the sport’s prominent figures in London.
John Middlesky, a 6'6" 250 pound Mexican Cocopah, aims to wrestle Hackenschmidt Gotch or Jeffries for 5000 a side. Manager H F Taylor has him in Los Angeles with funds posted. He boasts bronze physique records and a 400 pound whiskey balance feat as Sam Berger signs a 10 week contract at 700 per week.
Gus Dorner dominated Wish Egan in a 5 to 3 Boston win over St. Louis. Tenney powered Boston with a double and singles by Bates and Howard scoring in the first two innings. St. Louis scored late, with Grady and Noonan contributing, but the Red Sox held on for the victory in the seventh and ninth.
The Pittsburgs routed the New Yorks 7 to 1, taking the lead early and never yielding it. Leifield allowed a hit only in the fourth as New Yorks fell short. The game was played in Pittsburg on July 23.
Boston travels to St Louis while Brooklyn visits Chicago and New York faces Pittsburgh with Philadelphia hosting Cincinnati in a packed slate. Top teams clash as pennant race heats up across major league cities.
Lumley’s sharp fielding and timely hits pace Brooklyn to a 4 to 3 win over Chicago. Overall allowed 4 runs in 9 innings while McIntyre fanned 7 for Brooklyn. Evers Kling and McCarthy led Chicago with two base hits. Sechulte collected a clutch three base hit for Brooklyn. Lumley stole a base twice and Maloney added another as runners were left on base and multiple miscues limited Chicago. The game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes with Umpire Klem at the plate.
Riflemen from five New England states gathered at the Bay State range for the New England Military Rifle Association tournament. About 175 marksmen camped as Private Thomas J. Sweeney led with 300 and 600 yard hits, while Lieutenant E W Wentworth topped 200 yards and tied for first in the pistol event.
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