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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1900

Page

3

Boston Wins In Darkness Rain Interlude at South End Grounds

Boston defeats St Louis 11 to 5 after a delayed start and five innings played before darkness ends the game. Freeman, Long, Stahl, Hamilton and Clements lead Boston bats with multiple hits while McGraw adds a homer and three-base hits. Burkett shines for St Louis with four hits in four trips as crowd laments weather and delay.

Selee Freeman Long Stahl Hamilton Collins Barry Clements South End Jesse Burkett Boston Hughey Robinson Collins Barry Sstois Ai Giant Burkett McGraw S.ceeceeeesees St. Louis Nichols Wallace Weyhing Croas Frazee D Cincinnati AB. F. B. PO Barrett Steinfeldt Beckley Wood Crawford Philadelphia Cincinnati Wolverton Douglaas Pei Frazer Lajute Crors Delehanty Scott Phillips Shick Clarke Ore Sieinfeldt Petz Douglasa Terry Morse AB. R A. E Keister Eeeseeene °Onovan Eeses Robinson C . Eereeee P Weyhing

Record price paid for Persimmon's offspring shocks London sales

Robert Sievier spends 50000 on a yearling filly by Persimmon, the Derby and St Leger winner. The sale features the Duke of Westminster’s estate consignments and a rival Orme Kissing Cup colt as top contenders with fierce bidding.

Robert Sievier Young Duke of Westminster Persimmons Persimmon

Pittsburg Wins Final Game in Rain Hit Polo Grounds Series

New York reporters describe Pittsburg as top mud performers at the polo grounds winning the decisive game of the series. Heavy rain delayed play for ten minutes in the first inning and thirty minutes to restore the field. Mercer was batted out in the second inning by Pittsburgs before pitcher Matthewson could help with a damp ball.

Boston Hughey Gus Weyhing Tebeau McGraw McGann Cy Young Selee Mercer Matthewston Pittsburg New York Chesbro Matthewson Thy Matthewaton Weerner Doyie Ely Wagner O’brien Clarke Davis Beaumont Gleason Schriver Emslie Polo Grounds Pittsburgs

Kennedy Drives Chicago Lose as Sheckard Jennings Safe

In Brooklyn Kennedy held the Chicagos, Taylor issued few hits but many free passes as the game dragged. Notable moments came when Sheckard and Jennings were ruled safe in the first inning and Childs angrily threw a ball over the fence in the seventh after a double play. Demont starred at short in Dahlen’s absence due to illness.

Brooklyn N. Y Kennedy Taylor Sheckard Jennings Childs Demont A. E "Jones C. F Lessee Eeree Jennings Eeener Kelley F. Owes Demontreville Cross Parrell Chicago McCarth - My Baer Eeewerenree Green Ryan Ganzol Bradley W.sesveseeseeee Bm, Bieeeeseveeee Es 2 Mertes, Seeseeeeee Rene Chance Weesene Dexter Bayior Scorsseee Kelley Rbrooklyn Jones O' Day

Cincinnati signs Archie Latham as utility man and coach

Archie Latham was signed by Cincinnati as utility man and coach and will wear a uniform in New York tomorrow. Cincinnati played well earlier but Philadelphia's team dominated, with Phillips unable to prevent a fusillade as Cincinnati scored two runs in the eighth.

Philadelphia Penn Archie Latham Cincinnati New York Battard Phillips Scott

Boston Slides To Fifth As Cincinnati Knocks Back

Boston rises to fifth after yesterday's win and Cincinnati's loss, reshaping the standings. The Boston hitters overwhelmed Hughey and Weyhing, while St Louis previously beat Selee's squad on their visit. Manager Tebeau remained upbeat after collecting the St Louis share of receipts and bidding farewell to Boston’s owners.

Boston Cincinnati Hughey Weyhing St. Louis Selee Tebeau Billings JoJay Pittsburg

Brockton Cyclist Plans New York to Boston Motor Bicycle Record

W. T. Marsh of Brockton prepares to ride a self built motor bicycle from New York to Boston aiming to beat prior motorized trips. The machine, 60 pounds with a seven eighths horsepower gas engine, can reach 25 mph on smooth roads with pedals added for ten more miles.

W. T. Marsh Brockton New York Boston Kenneth A. Skinner Marsh Glarsh A. R. Marsh

Fred Clarke to Lead Three Game Pirates Series

Clarke will open a three game set with Boston, likely similar to past Pirates-Red Sox clashes. Pittsburg trails Philadelphia by a step as the fastest Western club. Cooley has been cut by Clarke for weak hitting, with O’Brien at first and McCreery in right while Wagner stays at second. Cooley struggles to reach the .200 mark. Harry Weldon of Cincinnati to headline Oct. 6 benefit after paralysis. Sack Conroy from Scranton Atlantic League seeking work. address 12 Chestnut Street, Peancee, Mags.

Fred Clarke Pirates Boston Pittsburg Chiladelhia Dick Cooley Clarke O'Brien Tom McCreery Wagner Cooley Harry Weldon Cincinnati Sack Conroy Scranton Chestnut Street Peancee Mags

Boxing gossip stirs New York trials and plans

Boxing gossip from New York recalls William A Brady returning from Paris to assess earnings and futures with Jim Kennedy and Jeffries. It covers Madison Square Garden leases, O Rourke, Erne and Fitzsimmons bouts, plans for Corbett title talks, and upcoming Kirtland Athletic Club events with Connolly Ferns clashes and supporting bouts.

William A. Brady New York Paris Brady Jim Kennedy Jeffries Kennedy Madison Square Garden Manson Square Garden Tom O'Rourke O'Rourke A. C Dob Armstrong Jim Corbett Corbett Onsilitis Thmmy Ryan Jack Root Chicago Jack Moffatt Root Focal Eddie Connolly Jim Ferns Hawthorne A. C Buffalo Patsoy Sweeney Philadelphia Jerome Quigley Sweeney Mike Maloney Oscar Gardner Joe Hkernstein Broadway A. C Tommy White Denver William Goodall Youngstown Ohio Jem Mace Joe Goss Young Kelly Fred Bryson Waltham Young Neddo Cambridge Kirtland Club Kirtland Athletic Club Rube Ferns Eddie Quick Joe Robinson St. John Ferns Connolly Tom Shaw Mickey Higgins Kirtland Boston Lynn Mickey New England Brookline Jack Fitzpatrick Newton Joe Wightman Mose Hanlon Wightman Fitzpatrick Watson's Opera House

Nelson Michael race stirs Boston betting crowds

Backers from Waltham to Boston pour money on Johnny Nelson and rival Michael for a two mile race Saturday night. Nelson's fans, including Smith brothers and Dudley Marks, wager heavily as Michael gains support from other bettors. Analysts note Nelson’s past distances and faster times, while supporters expect a hard finish and potential lap gains on Michael.

Johnny Nelson Jimmy Michael Nelson Michael Smith Brothers Waltham Boston Pierce Champion Caldwell Ryan Stinson McEachern Boylston Street Washington Street Emerson Pat Sheehan Frank Gately Dudley Marks Fred Brooks Lou Jackson Royal Cambridge Philadelphia McFarland Bridgeport

Van Nostrand’s Bunker Hill Lager Favored For Summer Use

The advertisement promotes Van Nostrand’s Bunker Hill Lager as pure, well aged, and brewed by scientific methods. It warns against inferior carbonated waters and immature beers and asserts the lager’s superior flavor and healthful qualities for hot weather drinkers.

van Nostrand Bunker Hill

American cyclists sail for Paris to meet French rivals

Tom Cooper Floyd McFarland and Orlando Stevens depart aboard the St Louis under the American Bicycle Company flag to contest the international championships. McFarland predicts a hard fought race with French riders, aiming to match or surpass them with American tactics and team play.

Tom Cooper Floyd McFarland Orlando Stevens Paris St. Louis American Bicycle Company America McFarland Frogeaters Cooper Mac Stevie

Cycle racing heats and club plans spark Worcester interest

Worcester cyclists push amateur prizes aside as Charlies D. Jackson eyes turning pro and a new board track is discussed. The Jamaica Cycle Club prepares its first century from Copley square to Providence and back with sixty riders entered. other clubs schedule meets at Haverhill and Lowell fair grounds with varied handicap races and prizes.

Charlies D. Jackson Worcester C. Co New England Worcester Jack Prince Boston Acton Copley Square W. B. Jandy W Handy Tremont Street Jamaica Cycle Club Providence O'her Harry Hulme Witl Jam Kobe Green Streets Co. A Spindle City Wheelmen Lowell Fair Grounds Haverhill G. M. Richardson West Street

Postponed racing and vaudeville at Combination Park

Heavy rain forced the postponement of last night's Combination Park events to Friday evening. The program included light harness racing and a five mile pursuit between Charlestown and Orient Cycle clubs for Charlestown championship. No racing tonight due to the St Joseph's Church Somerville picnic using the park.

Combination Park Charlestown Orient St. Joseph’s Church of Somerville Hicks

St Augustine’s Games At Charles River Park Saturday

Diamond rings will be awarded to first place at St Augustine’s parish athletic games at Charles River Park on Saturday August 18. Handicap events include 10 yard dash 440 yard dash one mile run and more with prizes of jewelry and silverware. entries close with J F Moakley 380 Third Street South Boston on Monday August 13.

St. Augustine's Parish Charles River Park J. F. Moakley Third Street South Boston

Race for 10 yards Postponed by Rain in Waltham

In Waltham on July 2 a scheduled 10 yard race between Florrie Dona hue of Brighton and J Fadgen of Clinton was postponed due to rain. A large crowd had gathered to watch the event alongside other sports.

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