Fall River 2 Nashua 2 in N. E. League Standings
In a tied contest Fall River and Nashua finished 2 2 as both teams balanced scoring. The result factors into the N E League standings with key players contributing goals and assists for the draw.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
3
Morgan Shuts Out Nashua 2–0 In Fall River Tilt
Fall River blanked Nashua 2 to 0 as Vail struck out 13 and held the visitors to two hits. O Hara doubled and Courtney tripled to drive in a run in the second inning while a wild throw by Jana Pastor in the fifth allowed Moorhead to score from third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fall River
Morgan
Nashua
O'Hara
Courteen
Jana Pastor
Moorhead
Vail
Concord Defeats Haverhill Amid Rain Delay
In Haverhill on July 29 the game was interrupted by heavy rain after 80 minutes. Umpire Jordan halted play with Concord leading 8 to 5. The scoreline shows Concord ahead when the weather stopped the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Jordan
Concord
Young Corbett Beats ONeill in Fifth Round Knockout
Philadelphia report says champion Young Corbett knocked out ONeill of the city in the fifth round at the National Athletic Club. After a cautious start ONeill dodged blows until a decisive right hand sent him to the floor and counted out in the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
PF Penn
Young Corbett
Eleven heats run on Old Saugus tracked amid downpour winds
Rain halted a three class program after 11 heats at Old Saugus track yesterday. The 2:18 class trotting purse $500 saw multiple live odds while 2:16 to 2:29 pace times appeared for several entries. A 2:05 class pacing unfinished with Arl Wilkes leading, and a late set of times closed the day as listed.
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Saugus
Yesteray
Ary Rachel
Ch. m
Simmons
Florence S
Aleryon
Timothy
Savidad
Sable Wine
Carpenter
Stone
Avor
Ch. H
Marston
Kdnight Hal
Br. G
Gambrel
Dam
Gambetta
McDonald
Ilbart H
Blk. G
Doble
Mmet H
Cates Eee Reinger
Db. G
COX
Adweiser
B. G
Bowser
Lockwood
Arl Wilkes
Ch. G
Allie Wolkes
Errell S
Strathmore
Lasell
Uise G
B. m
Merrill
Phelps Beats Chandler Gan For Ravinoaks Cup
Chicago July 29 Mason E Phelps of Midlothian defeated H Chandler Gan of Exmoor and Harvard University current holder of the Ravinoaks golf cup by 1 up in a close match the latest in the Ravinoaks tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mason E. Phelps
Midlothian
H. Chandlergan
Exmoor
Harvard University
Boston Falls to New York Invad ers in Thrilling Ninth
In a tense Huntington Avenue contest, Boston and the New York Invaders battled to a 15 14 finish. Chesbro retired in the sixth as the game swung with stellar hitting from both sides and a dramatic ninth inning. Cobble details include Dougherty homer for Boston and Elberfeld scoring on a triple, with Williams delivering a late two base hit for New York. The series concludes with Gibson slated to start for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue
Boston
New York Invaders
Jimmy Collins
Dougherty
Chesbro
Young
Howell
Conroy
Keeler
Elberfeld
Williams
McFarland
Tannehill
Lachance
Criger
Parent
Ferris
Ganzel
Collins
O’brien
Freeman
O'Connor
New York
O’connor
Qchick Stahl
Jake Stahl
Stahl
Gibson
A.B
B. P.O
A. Conroy
Weeereeeeres
Boston A.B
P.O A
Glidden Couple Begin Arctic Circle Car Attempt
Mr and Mrs Charles J Glidden of Boston start from Copenhagen driving toward the Arctic Circle with the U S consul accompanying to Elsinore The Gliddens known for European tours and 3000 miles driven last year plan to push their touring car as far as possible aided by their confidence in the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Glidden
Boston
Copenhagen
Arctic Circle
Charles J. Glidden
Mass
United States
Elsinore
Glidden
Lowell
Erie Telephone Company
Europe
Philadelphia and Washington Play 10 Innings in Tie at Dusk
Philadelphia and Washington battled 10 innings as darkness halted play. Washington threatened late, leaving runners on base after a lively late surge against Henley, with Washington scoring 4 and Philadelphia 4 at the stop.
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Ameriv
Philadelphia
Washington
Henley
R. B. Po
Moran
Picker
Ryan
Sehreck
Clarke
L.cross
Selbach
Murphy
M’cor'ck
M.cross
Kit'edge
Powers
Wilson
Daly
Detroit Beats St Louis In Ninth Incomplete Box Score
Batted for Slever in the ninth as Detroit earns a 1 run victory over St Louis. Lush Smith McGuire Kitson Carr Martin Barrett Lush contribute hits and stolen bases. Kitson and Siever yield most walks while Kitson completes seven strikeouts. Umpire Connolly officiated baseball game time 1h 33m.
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Slever
Detroit
St. Louis
Lush
Smith
McGuire
Carr
Martin
Kitson
Barrett
Siever
Stever
McAllister
Connolly
Mich
Barkett
Heidrick
O — Eee
Many Injured By Bad Falls In City Incidents
A series of accidents left several people badly hurt. Joseph Land, 35 Way Street, fractured skull and expected death after falling while washing windows at 35 Rochester Street. John Gallagher, 40, of Cambridgeport, injured leg after falling 10 feet in the fireroom at the Elevated Road power house. William Kelly, 42, Lexington Street, broke his right leg after a 12 foot fall at Shed 8 of the Boston and Maine road. James Fitzgibbons, 59, of Day Street Jamaica Plain, dislocated shoulder from a stair fall at the Souther brewery. John Mahoney, 10, Chelsea Street, crushed foot when wheels ran over it at City square car. Hannah Morse, about 60, wandered into St James Church basement, fell from pew and was left unconscious. condition critical at Massachusetts General Hospital. Residence of Morse is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Land
Way Street
City Hospital
Rochester Street
John Gallagher
Bristol Street
Cambridgeport
George Street
William Kelly
Lexington Street
A. F. Newhouse
Boston & Maine Road
James Fitzgibbons
Souther Brewery
Day Street
Jamaica Plain
Boston & Northern Road
City Square
Charlestown
John Mahoney
Chelsea Street
John C. Scott
Hannah A. Morse
St. James’s Catholic Church
Harrison Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Nationals Lose as Offense Fails in Chicago Seven to Two
National game details show Chicago scoring in the early innings and holding on for a 3-2 victory over St. Louis. Donavan and Barclay lead with two-base hits, Slagle delivers a three-base hit, while Menefee and Brown tally strikeouts and walks as Chicago and St. Louis leave runners on base late.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Donovan
Barclay
Slagle
Casey
Harley
Menefee
Brain
Chance
Brown
Moran
Williams
Farrell
Louis
Evers
Burke
Kling
Hackett
Tinker
Ryan
Willim’s
Giants Rally To Defeat Boston 5 to 2 At Polo Grounds
New York Nationals snap a nine loss skid with a 5 to 2 win over Boston at the Polo Grounds. Iron Man McGinnity resists. Mertes and Bresnahan spark the Giants with early scoring. Boston strands runners and falters on defense in a tense afternoon affair.
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New York
Nationals
Boston
Polo Grounds
Bostons
McGinnity
Tenney
Browne
Dunn
Cooley
Stanley
Richard
Babb
Sandow
Mertes
Giants
Moran
Gilbert
Carney
Brennahan
Grettinger
McGann
Bresnahan
Iron Man
Bostonians
Aubrey
Malarkey
Captain Tenney
Chicago 3 St. Louis 2 in 10 innings national game
Chicago defeated St. Louis 3 to 2 in a 10 inning national contest. Slagle scored the winning run on a title and a single, delivering the decisive run in a tightly played affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Slagle
Philadelphia 12 Brooklyn 7 in heavy batting game
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 12 to 7 as local fielding falters. Duggleby started on the mound for Philadelphia, relieved by Fraser in the second inning. Sheckard Dobbs and McCreery doubled, Dahlen hit a home run, and Bar ry Roth Doyle stole bases in a lively National League contest before 2500 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Brooklyn
Philadelphias
Duggleby
Philadelphia
Fraser
Schmidt
Sheckard
Dobbs
McCreery
Glexson
Wolverton
Keister
Strang
Dahlen
Barry
Roth
Doyle
Douglass
Gleason
Flood
Doescher
Nae Switt
Emslie
Poe
Thomas
Ol Strang
Son
Dehien
M’cre’ Ry
Huiswitt S
Jack’ Isch
Dugleby
Gessler
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati 7-3 In Final Series Game
Pittsburg won the Washington Park rivalry 7 to 3 as timely hitting and fielding miscues aided their victory over Cincinnati. Kennedy struggled with control while Harper endured several costly errors behind him. Petitz was ejected in the last inning for abusing umpire O'Day as Cincinnati stranded runners. Attendance was 1,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
CinciNnatis
Harper
Kennedy
Petitz
O'Day
Brooklyn at New York and Chicago at Cincinnati
Brooklyn hosts New York, Chicago faces Cincinnati, and Pittsburg visits St. Louis in set of baseball matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roston Ee
Philadelphia
Cleveland
See
Die Televisia Cesas
Detroit
New York
Steer Se
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ener
Eee
Baseball Notes and Team Travel Ahead
Baseball notes cover the Collins team departing for Washington and then Philadelphia for series with the Athletics, with a return to Boston for three more games. Giants struggle, nine losses in ten. Local fans hope Collins and Pittsburg meet in a season finale. Ticket prices listed for first base, third, grand stand. St Matthew's garden party features Lovells versus Warrens with Curran and Conboy as battery for Warrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Collins
Washington
Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
F. H. Bradley
St. Matthew's
Dorchester High School
Lovells
Warrens
Samuel Curran
Jack Conboy
Battery
Hennessey
Brockton
Love
Young
Big Yachts Compared Reliance Leads Triangular Race
New York July 29 Reliance has sailed 20 races winning 15. Shamrock III won all trials against the old boat except Weymouth where time allowance favored the old vessel. Reliance’s best 30 mile run 2 58 30 off Newport, with latest notes on light winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Reliance
New York
Larchmont
Newport
Shamrock III
Weymouth
Shamrock III Stages Sailing Trials and Salutes
Shamrock III conducts sail stretching trials off Atlantic Highlands New Jersey to iron out a new mainsail. Sir Thomas Wringe is officially recognized as an admiral, as the Erin passes Hoff man Island saluted by a patrol boat. He denies any captain exchange talks and mentions no race with Columbia. A two day sight seeing trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls is planned next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Atlantic
Wringe
New York Harbor
Sir Thomas
Erin
Hoffman Island
New York City
Bevis
Shamrock I
Great Britain
Columbia
Shamrocks
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Watts's Men Appear In New Uniforms At Office Roll Call
Chief Inspector Watts unveiled a full uniformed corps of Captain Dugan and 17 inspectors in blue with gold braid at Pemberton square. Deputy Coulter praised their appearance and the uniforms, worn only on office duty, cost about 75 dollars each under Judge Emmons's plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Pemberton Square
Watts
Captain Dugan
James Coulter
Coulter
Dugan
Pinkerton
McCausland
Glidden
Judge Emmons
Robbery on Howard Street Ends With Suspect Detained
Edson W. Bickford, a Springfield commercial traveler, was throttled and robbed of his gold watch and chain under electric glare on Howard street just before 11. Two policemen chased a hatless youth seen fleeing. He was captured at Bowdoin square and claimed to be John Williams of Cambridge at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson W. Bickford
Springfield
Howard Street
Bickford
Bowdoin Square
John Williams
Cambridge
Delay Was Jeffries Hope in Caliber Fight
Harbin Springs California July 29 Jeffries finally accepts the need to fight on the 14th with limited training. He had delayed citing a leg bruise while doctors warned adherence would speed healing. Now he is working hard, doing enough for three men, as Corbett’s long training looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin Springs
Cal
Jeff
Corbett Tunes Up For Croll’s Garden Bout
Alambeda Cal July 29 Corbett trains hard facing Yank Kenny and Sammy Berger in five rounds each and three with bantam Frankie Neill preparing for a Garden bout with Harry Forbes. He weighs 185 1/2 pounds and trainer Professor Dare plans to push him toward 190 by fight time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alambeda
Cal
Corbett
Big Yank Kenny
Sammy Berger
Frankie Neill
Croll
Police Battle Striking Drivers in New York Mob Clash
July 29 New York police fought a mob of striking drivers demanding shorter hours at the New York Transfer Company. The confrontation began when a nonunion driver appeared on Seventh Avenue. The mob wrecked a wagon, dumped its contents, and attacked the driver with a brick and knives before reserves arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Transfer Company
Seventh Avenue
Baseball girls did not play at Franklin Field yesterday
Over 1000 spectators saw the girls teams the A Shumans and the Lancasters fail to take the field as threatening weather kept the Lancasters away. Captain Lina Swendeman said the other team avoided getting their spotless uniforms dirty. A brief game occurred between the girls and a male team, showing the girls could play well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
A. Shumans
Lancasters
Lina Swendeman
Horse Races and Ball Games at K of C Field Day
Two ball games are planned for the Knights of Columbus field day at Combination Park on Saturday August 8. The Boston Chapter nine, fresh from winning the intercity cup from New York on July 4, will face the Concord Council nine. Malden Council and Winthrop Council will also compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Combination Park
Golden Wheel Race Postponed At Charles River Park
High winds and threatening weather caused the postponement of the third hour riding in the Golden Wheel race at Charles River Park last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
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