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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1905

Page

3

Pirates blank Nationals in South End loss

Philadelphia born Phillippi pitched strongly as Pittsburg defeated Boston 7 to 0 in the South End. Boston fumbled in the field and poor baserunning ruined rallies, while Hans Wagner highlighted Pittsburg’s offense with key doubles and steady defense.

South End Boston Phillippi Pittsburg Moniday Pirates Wilhelm Fraser Dolan Delehanty Batty Wolverton Phillipps

St. Louis Wins Narrowly Over Brooklyn in Ninth Inning

In Brooklyn New York on July 23 St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in the second game of the series. St. Louis tied the score in the ninth when Malay fumbled and a passed ball set up two runs.

Pittsburg Beaumont Wolverton Clarke Batty Leach Wagner Fred Tenney Wilhelm Frazer Howard Dolan Brain Delehanty Brooklyn N. Y St. Louis Hanlon

New York Beats Cincinnati in High-Scoring Game

New York defeats Cincinnati 7 to 2 as visitors commit errors. Mertes hits Phelps, causing a scalp wound but no serious harm. Bowerman hit a homer, Seymour a three-base hit, and Corcoran plus Barry contribute. Mathewson starts for New York with Cheech, Harper, and Cheech also pitching. Attendance about 6,000 at Hood Wright hospital not involved.

New York Cincinnati Mertes Phelps Hood Wright Hospital Mathewson Harper Cheech Bowerman Seymour Corcoran Schlei McGann Huggins Barry Odwell Gilbert Dahlen Chech Kelley Ballswine Klem AB. Browne R Livan Eevee EF Huggins Ae Barry Eeeereesesesees Cit Ee Eener

Boston Champs Have Day Off After Slump

In Detroit on July 25 the Boston and Detroit baseball teams skipped today’s game to avoid clashing with trotting races. Two games are scheduled for tomorrow with Jesse Tannehill and Olmstead set to pitch. Ed Killian and Wild Bill Donovan likely oppose the Hub City lineup as Boston plans to return to Boston Thursday night.

Detroit Boston Forest City Jesse Tannehill Olmstead Ed Killian Bill’ Donovan Ito

Chicago Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Seventh Inning

Chicago scored twice in the seventh to defeat Philadelphia as Wicker held the Phillies to scattered hits. Maloney and Casey had two base hits for Chicago, with Maloney stealing a base. Duggleby allowed six hits in eight innings while walking eight as 3,025 attended.

Duggleby Mle Cavaliac Philadelphia Chicago Maloney Gleason Casey Dodélin Bransfield Doolin Wicker Johnstone A. E. Slagle Oise Wa Letels Schulte Chance Tinker Evers Kling Serene Philadelphia PO Thomas Courtney Titus Magee Carals Reletates Dooin Duggleby, Divers Nichols Akruger Seer Eeneseeess

Shrubb to Arrive in America for Long-Distance Clash

Alfred Shrubb the English runner famed for world titles from 1 to 12 miles returns from a tour of the Antipodes and is expected to compete in the United States next month. The 34 year old, 156 pound distance ace rose to prominence in 1901 by winning England’s national cross country title and beating 240 rivals, then covered 10 miles in under an hour.

Alfred Shrubb England America New York Shrubb Tured

Washington Triumphs Over Cleveland 9–0 in Big League Shutout

Washington crushed Cleveland 9 to 0 as Hughes shut down the Indians after a steady attack by the visitors. Cleveland managed only four safe hits, with most runs coming from timely Washington batting.

Cleveland Washington Rhoades Hughes

Philadelphia Continues Batting Beehive in Chicago

Philadelphia started a batting bee in Chicago with every player collecting hits. White left the mound under pressure and Smith was battered, while Waddell was nearly invincible holding locals to four hits.

Chicago Philadelphia White Smith Waddell

Boston at Detroit Two Games

Schedule notes two games between Boston and Detroit detailing matchups. Other tonight feature New York visiting St Louis Philadelphia traveling to Chicago and Washington playing Cleveland.

Pittsburg Boston Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn NEW York Ee Coovvel Incinnati Eeee Philadelphia- Eae Hicago St Louis Brooklyn Vreves Ventrestusesan Rheatt'ce Washington Cleveland Eersees ST. Louis Reneeneenes Detroit

New York Wins Third Straight Over Local Team

In St. Louis on July 25 New York defeated the local team for the third straight victory this season.

ST. Louis New York

Nantasket Steamers and Paragon Park Draw Big Crowds

The Nantasket harbor excursion season thrives as steamers depart Rowe's wharf hourly. Paragon Park, billed as the New England world's fair, offers diverse attractions and a modern State bath house enhances surf bathing for all visitors.

Nantasket Beach Rowe's Wharf Paragon Park New England

Haverhill and Concord split doubleheader in New Hampshire

Haverhill beat Concord 4 0 in the opener as MacGinley pitched well. In the nightcap Concord won 8 3 led by Eustace and Hickman. game halted in the seventh to catch a train. Attendance about 900 with 500 for the first game and 400 for the second.

Concord N. H

Nashua 5 Lynn 2 in New England game note

Beard unable to continue after being hit by a batted ball. Bearded net out, Phelan Devine Murphy Bannon Daum contributed offensively with two base hits Hart Bannon three base hit Beard. Swope Lake OToole pitched, Swope Lake each allowed multiple hits with 1 wild pitch by Swope and two by Lake. Attendance not listed.

Pittsburg E. Beaumont C. Laccees Clarke Leach Wagner Abbaticchio Tenney Sopt Onas Dolan Delehanty F. Eres Wolverton Canneil Ce Ft Raymer Moran See Phillippi Frazer Ritchey Howard Peitz Peltz Brain Empiie Washington Rae Po. A Cassidy Cleveland ALB A. Jackson Pay Ec Aeene Ee U Wiles Braney Turner Ss Ee Carr Uelow Rhoades Oveo Hughes Huelsman Stahl Ntahl Nils Anderson Washington T. Cleveland Heydon McCarthy Philadelphia Lord Hoffiman H Davis L Cross Seybold Rt Murphy M Cross Sehreck Waddell Chicago A. E Green Rossereeeernes Holmes A G Davis Donohue Av Jones Sullivan Hart C Ce Dundon Tannehill White Ereeeeeeneres Vv Smith Ccessevseeeseesbe Eeenee H. Davis Lord Seybold G. Davis Wwaddell New York T. BH . PO Orth Griffith Powers Lotais Hese Vinaesiela St, Louis PO. A. Ston Starr van Zant Wallace Koehler Lia Erstetsiara Ace Jones Gleason Roth Eenee Petty Spencer Elberfeld Fultz Koeh Pelty York St. Louis Haverhill Concord Po.a.e Bh.po.a.e L’rence Sheets Ec. F Eustace Taylor Hickman Browne Zacher C. F R. F Templin Dman Knotts Mor’son Kane Ahearn Henry Sline Ginley Lawrence McGinley Kerinus Beard Nashua Cacisare Sc BCU Sae Vee Arava Tate Aks Phelan Devine T. Murphy Bannon Daum Swope Lake O'Neill Wiley Murch Lovell Pastor O’toole O'Toole Stafford Nashua N. H Lynn A.E Phalen Love P. R

Lawrence defeats Fall River in ragged game at Glen Forest

Lawrence wins 11 to 6 against Fall River as steady hitting and timely batting secure the victory. Wilson features with three two base hits while Armbruster Cassidy Smith and others contribute. Ragged play from both sides noted.

Lawrence Fall River Glen Forest Wilson A.B A.E. Spratt, * F.0 © 0 Kiernan, 1F.1 2 0 1 Arm’ter, 1. F.12 1 06|O'Hara Smith Nes Bowcock Cassidy Gutheen Sreeney Clark M’head Knall Armbruster Feeney Spratt Cross Volz O’hara Moorhead Hickey O'Hara

New Bedford Beats Lowells 6 to 1 at Spalding Park

New Bedford defeated the Lowells 6 to 1 as Connors took charge of the Lowell club. Coveney and Mullaney led the offense with key hits while New Bedford capitalized on timely hits and strength on the bases. Attendance was about 200 as Varney and Bushey worked the mound.

Lowell New Bedford Lowells Spalding Park Connors Kavanagh C.f Mullaney Bigbie Valdois J.jackson Burrill Jackson Kehoe Houghton R.f Murphy Grant Dwyer Bennett Varney Bushey Coveney Tierney O’brien

Harry Forbes Skips Town Abandoning Boxing Match

Harry Forbes of Chicago, former bantamweight contender, left Boston by train after abandoning a scheduled bout with Rouse O'Brien at the Chelsea club. Forbes refused a club demand for a higher guarantee, accepted transportation money, then departed with cash in hand. Club officials blamed local factors and a manager with West connections for the withdrawal, predicting Forbes will not box in Boston again. Chester Goodwin of Chelsea also refrained from a New York bout, citing a preference to box on his own terms.

Harry Forbes Chicago Boston South Station Rouse O’brien Douglas A. Co Chelsea Forbes Jack Leonard West Chester Goodwin New York Chester Pittsburg South End Victor Willis Homer Hillebrand Willis George E. H Somerville Norwood Cushing A. A Norwoods McKenna Cushing Bob Quinn Clinton United States Crane Senate Butler Toby Lyons Benny Sugerman Lyons Hingham New York State Jack Warner Taylor and Shay St. Louis Cardinals Harry Tarren Columbia Theatre Boston Nationals The Columbia Doom Quakers Maloney Rube Waddell Athletics Connie Mack Rube Mack Mike Lynch Cashbridge Baltimore St. Matthew’s Church Dorchester Dorchester High School Bradford Bearse Avenue Dorchesters J. J. O'Meara Devonshire Street City Joe Flanner Sporting News Cleveland Post McLellan Brigham Middleby Franklin Field Kenwood A. A Centrals Monadnocks Fred Hoey Talbot Avenue Welch Nashua New England League Russell Street Charlestown Brooksides Roxbury Pontiacs Francis Travers Hillside Street T. Scannell D. Kenney J. Elliott A. Travers F. Trayers J. O’brien J. Donahue L. Kenney T. Manning

Baseball News and Comment

A wide assortment of baseball notes from Boston and surrounding areas. Mentions Pittsburg Boston matchups, pitchers Willis and Hillebrand, local managers and teams, garden party at St. Matthew's, and various requests for games from Dorchester to Roxbury with player and contact details.

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