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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1901

Page

3

Boston beats Milwaukee as nine-run ninth seals win

In Milwaukee Boston triumphs 13 to 2 in a fierce game. Dowd leads Boston with four hits and a run, while Beville Parent and Schreck help power the ninth inning outburst. Reidy’s wild pitches and Haskell’s ejections shape the late drama as Young shuts down Milwaukee after the fifth.

Made 9 O'Clock From Her South Boston Dock

A vessel sails from South Boston dock aiming for a 9 o clock departure. The brief item notes the ship’s timetable and loading status with emphasis on departure timing.

Large crowd blocked by tarred fence at harbor move

Thousands gathered at the harbor as a barrier of tarred fence blocked the progress of the hoisting operation. Despite the obstruction, cranes worked to raise the object while security kept clear. No injuries reported.

Rowing clubs prepare as regatta nears with key clashes

Boston area crews from Riverside Boat Club St. Josephs Jeffries Point and Columbians drill for the 17th regatta. Trainees like Maguire Greer and Hynes headline practices while junior and senior eights, singles, and doubles race for spots in the main event.

East Boston Charlies River Basin Greer Maguire Riverside Boat Club Bunker Hill Pat’ Donovan Boston the Riversides Bunker Hill Day Hynes Labor Day Riverside Bradfords Bert Stinkrauss Burke Ned ‘Brown Dan Stinkrauss St. Josephs St. Joseph’s Maxey Galvin Dean Jeffries Point Wenlor Greer Brothers Eddie” Brown Jeffries Sable Maddocks Gleason McDonald O'Brien Shawmuts Billy Stuffies Fred Greer Pat’’ Shields Joe* O'Neil Noonan Shields Rumohr Stuffies Billy’’ Patrick The Riversides O'Neil Geo Hosmer Jeffries Point Chib Joe Greer Frank Glaeser William Burke Charles Barker Frank Greer J. Grinnell M. Coleman James White James Moran John Keefe William Moran Murphy George Greer Millstreams George McDonald Delano

Constitution Leaves Bristol for Newport

The postponed trial of the Independ ence will take place today. Weather favors sailing. Start soon after o'clock with sails hoisted around 11 psndscle as tug guides into the bay. Thousands visited South Boston docks. fences barred access and tar smeared to deter climbing. No work on the boat. crew washed working suits. One crewman sick with a serious cold. doctor says recovery in a day or two.

South Boston

Constitution Quits Bristol In Tow To Newport

The Constitution left Bristol at 9 p.m. sailing toward Newport under tow by J. Morris after a foggy start. A nearby launch tried to cut off the yacht near Castle Island, becoming stuck for hours until high tide freed it as the Constitution rode out the shoal. In Newport the vessel moored off the torpedo station and then occupied the rest of the day.

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Hit Gilbert Leads Boston Past Milwaukee In Slugfest

Home run by Gilbert and a two run shot by Parent sparked Boston. Dowd was hit by a pitch and scored on a Parent sacrifice. Anderson and Dowd swiped bases, Reidy fanned twice, Byroe struck out, and 11 men left on for Boston to 8 for Milwaukee in front of 3500 fans. Umpire Haskell. Time ih. 50m.

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Philadelphia Wins Opening Game Over Detroit in Series

Philadelphia defeats Detroit 11 to 8 in Detroit. Bernhard scattered hits after solid early innings as Frisk relieved. Dolan shines at short. Holmes Nance Cross Lajoie Powers triple by Dillon Hage runs Elberfeld Nance. Attendance about 7000.

Philadelphia Detroit Mich Bernhard Owen Frisk Dolan Detroites Om Frisk Holmes Nance Cross Lajoie Powers Dillon Hage Elberfeld Geier Heydon Gleason Buelow Sheridan Casey

Washington Defeats Chicago in Low-Scoring Baseball Game

Washington tops Chicago 7 to 4 as five first inning runs prove decisive. Lee falters in the fifth before Carrick steadies the mound, while Coughlin and Clingman shine in the field. Attendance reaches 11,000 and Isbell, Sullivan, and Everett pace the visitors with key hits.

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St Louis Triumphs Over Reds in Home Return

St Louis defeats Cincinnati 6 to 1 in a homecoming game after an Eastern trip. Harper pitched masterfully for St Louis, holding the visitors to limited scoring as Hahn struggled with support. Attendance reached 14,494 as Bergen, Hahn, Nichols, and Harper teamed for the win.

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Pittsburg Triumphs Over Chicago 6-1 in National Game

Pittsburg赢 6 to 1 over Chicago in a National League game. Leever pitched shutout distance, while Chicago’s defense made errors and sensational fielding plays could not prevent the defeat. Notable moments included a one-handed catch and multiple Wagner outs against the bleachers. Attendance reported with incomplete figures.

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Amateur baseball teams seek games with youth to semi pro squads

A long list of Roxbury Somerville Charlestown and Dorchester clubs advertise for matches with 12 to 19 year old and semi pro teams across New England. Contacts include John Lally 62 Quincy St Roxbury Thomas Bradley 236 Broad way South Boston J Sheehan 227 Athens St South Boston and many more. Several clubs offer half expenses for travel and emphasize weekend or holiday games.

Howards Roxbury Alerts Trinity A. A John Lally Quincy Street Mass Pickwick Club New England Thomas Bradley Care Pickwick Club Broadway South Boston St. Vincent A. C Lawrence School Boys Sons Walsh Athens Street Southton Excelsiors East Boston George Pester Bennington Street St Battery Robert J. Wiliams Congress Street Waverys Wiliam J. Cox Cottage Court Bury Waverly Joseph Sheehan Brookford Street Mase Boylstons Thomas Murphy Bonsle P. Melvin F. Carney Flanagan C. F Mahoney River Street Mattapan Arra Iy O'Donnell The Cedars of Charlestown O’brien Strandways City Point Maplewood A. A Charles White Marshall Avenue Maplewood Kimballe Dorchester William Gilligan Freeport Street la Pearls Somerville Basco Silva Pearl Street J. Nicholson Garritty Dorchester Avenue Salem Baseball Association Salem Kesex County Poe Joseph Lee Salem B. B. C Mane Newton Upper Falls D. J. Murphy Newton Tat. Falls P. N & Cos P. Tivnan & Co Washburn Dorchester Avenues Warwicke E. J. Ritchie Westville Street Columbias Ate J. Martin Street J. R Boys Ruth Errest Bertrand Arphy Church Street Laurel A. A Neerd Foca Ss McVey Thindstreet Bouthton Madison Social and Athletic Club Uniewekee Parie Ninth Streets Roath Boston Ners Boreeshoe Aery Bae Daoe City Union A. A Aes Cona Pratt William A. McCarthy Riverside Place Everett A. A Everett Victors William Mobell Adams Avenue Greenmont A. A Hugh J. O'Connor Road Street M. J. Lydans RK. Daley Gold Street South 1Ston William Mellin South Moras Throps Washburns William Doolan Burt Street Chester Houston & Henderson Unia Ames J. Berkowitz Houston & Ehareed Kangaroos S. Hart J. Regan Dunn's Court Fiona A Puffins Savin Hills Crescents Fisks W. Ratigan Gardner Avenue Pacific A. A South On J. Curtin Third Street Night Owls Greenmonts P. J. Slane Sagamore Street Mechum B. B. C Oes Chester Babcock Mechum Street West Somerville St. Vincents Centrals Coltons Thomas White State Street Rumford A. C Ae Peerone John P. Ego

Notable Cyclists Gather at Charles River Park Event

The Charles River Park meet features Tom Linton, famed middle distance rider, who joined the national track team in 1898 and returns to Wales after that season. French riders Foresti Contenet join, with Pacemaker ambitions, while Eddie McDuffee is sought for a paced race. Rivalries spark talk of a $6500 side match between Archie McEachern and Robbie Walthour.

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Boxing Gossip and Rumors From the Ring Circles

A New York gossip column claims Mysterious Billy Smith plans retirement, a note fully denied by Smith who confirms ongoing matches with Walcott and others including June bout schedules in Baltimore and Hartford. The piece also touches on comments about Dick OBrien, Sandy Ferguson, and updates on McGovern, Erne, and other boxers amid speculation and press rumor.

New York Esterday Billy Smith Smith Lewiston Tom and Jerry Waverly Joé Walcott Walcott the Howard Metropolitan Opera House Africa Tom O'Rourke Box Young Peter Jackson Baltimore Hartford Joe Wwe Frisco Old Howard Matty Matthews Rube Ferns Ferns Matthews Dick O’brien Boston Reportera Sandy Ferguson Loong Bob Fitzsimmons Bob Lea New York Sandy Chelsea Terry McGovis Sullivan Connecticut Bill Crowley Tim. Callahan McGovern Joe Wilson William Walker Edward Keerin Lowell Erne Jack Skelly Maspeth Round Manhattan

Daglads track championship facing weather postponement

The Daglads track championship faces bad weather risk and may resemble an intercollegiate meet more than a typical high school event. Fast times are expected, with Andover sprinter Smith and Scheuber among likely standouts though few Boston entrants are anticipated.

Daglads Mott Haven Smith Andover

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