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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1902

Page

3

Alterations Delay Bowdoin Square Athletic Club Meeting

A Bowdoin Square Athletic Club meeting is postponed due to alterations in the club room and gymnasium. The club plans outdoor summer athletic exhibitions and will announce dates in the near future. The article also discusses recent boxing controversies involving Bat Masterson, asserting no evidence of crooked sport and noting Masterson’s reputable standing.

Bowdoin Square Athletic Club Tommy Dixon Cassidy Cace E&th Bat Masterson New York Masterson Tom O’rourke Bat Jimmy Gardner Tommy Howie Twin Sullivan Chester Goodwin Hoffman Club Salem

Big Four Football Schedules Revealed by Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell

The schedule lists games for Yale Cornell Princeton and Harvard across September to November. Yale hosts Trinity Tufts Amherst Bowdoin Wesleyan Brown Bucknell and Princeton hosts Swarthmore Lehigh NYU Annapolis Haverford Orange Athletic Club and meets Harvard in late November. Cornell plays Colgate Rochester Union Williams Lafayette Vermont and others. Harvard faces Williams Bowdoin Amherst Wesleyan Dartmouth and Pennsylvania.

Big Four Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell Trinity New Haven Colgate Ithaca Williams Cambridge Tufts Rochester Swarthmore Bowdoin Amherst Union Lehigh Bates Wesleyan New York University Brown Providence Annapolis University of Maine Bucknell Washington and Jefferson Lafayette Dartmouth Vermont Aeteee Pennsylvania Philadela

Great Kennel Show Opens As Ladies Run Event

London June 8 The Botanic Gardens host the Ladies Kennel Association summer fete June 10 11 12 with about 700 classes and £3000 in guaranteed prizes. The 500 guinea Dolphorep is the top award, with 60 Queen's cups in silver enamel. Cats and prize poultry also feature, shown by National Cat Club members.

London Botanic Gardens Ladies’ ‘Kennel Association Ladies’ Kennel Association National Cat Club

Boxing, bicycles, and ping pong health tips from Rob Rey

In Fall River readers hear boxing business woes and bicycle training notes from Charlies Thorpe. Hugh F. Gerak weighs in on scoring and first bids. Rob Rey announces office hours and medical advice on ping pong ankle with high shoes and boxing glove analogies.

Charlies Thorpe Hugh F. Gerak Fall River Meir B. H. Benton Rob Rey

Cy Young Dominates as Boston Beats St Louis

In St Louis, Cy Young silenced the Browns as Boston rides his curve work to a near shutout. Harper and Criger struggled, while Sudhoff relieved Criger and held Boston at bay. The crowd swelled, making two-base errors in the chaos, but minimal scoring preserved Boston’s edge.

Prigan ST. Louis Boston Cy Young Browns McAleer Harper Young Jack Wee Willie Sudhoff Criger Sudhoff Devery

Chicago Beats Washington In Tough Base Hit Contest

Chicago won a hard hitting game on June 8 at home by taking advantage of Washington errors. Jones and another player starred with strong batting. Attendance reported at 174.

Chicago Chicagos Jones Vabchenieeus Green C. R. Eeneseerseerse Davis Washington A.B Ryan C. F B. P Mrrick Ohington Mertes Isbell Sullivan Callahan Delehanty Drill Keister Carey Carrick Clark Pratt Tatt Townsend Wolverton Carruthers

Baltimore 6 Cleveland 3 in American League game

Dayton Ohio June 8 Baltimore defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 after Hughes of Baltimore fractured his right arm in the fifth inning. Howell pitched without allowing a hit as Baltimore rallied in the later innings to secure the victory before 4876 spectators.

Dayton Cleveland Hughes Baltimore Howell Moore Ttendance

Baseball box score fragment with errors and stats

A garbled box score row shows Baltimore and Cleveland with earned runs, hits and players such as Moore Kelley Lajoie Bresnahan Pickering Seymour McGann and others. It lists strikeouts by Hughes and Howell four walks for Moore and three for Hughes, three double plays, and time of 1h 40m with umpires O Laughlin and Johnstone.

Baltimore Kelley Selhach Seymour Williama Ann Bresnahan Cleveland Flick Lasele Wood Wv Moote Moore Lajoie Ore Pickering McGann Hughes Howell Bradley Hickman Oore O'Laughlin and Johnstone

Powers Delivers Game Winning Shot in Phila Derby

In Philadelphia powers hit a homer over left field to plate Cross as the decisive run in a 3 2 victory over Detroit. Four of the five runs came on left field homers, with both clubs delivering sharp defense and sensational fielding through a fine, snappy game.

Philadelphia Detroit Mid Powers Cross

Amateur Baseball Teams List with Locality and Contacts

A historical roster of amateur baseball clubs listing team names, locales such as Roxbury and South Boston, age ranges 12 to 19, and contacts including players and addresses. It compiles clubs like Young American Boston, St. Vincents South Boston, Belmonts East Boston, and many more with managers or organizers named alongside street addresses.

Beco Masser Madison A. C Roxbury Robert Moore Sterling Street Young American Boston Thomas O'Hare Hanover Street St. Vincents South Boston J. J. Murray D Street Belmonts East Boston Charles Casey Brigham Street Playfairs Bas Boston Edward Marley Decatur Street Springers David Cronin Springer Street T. F. Clarks Edward Kelly Everett Street Elmore A. A H. Orcway Broadway Ramblers T. Cuffe East Second Street Walnut Reds Charlestown William Shea Baldwin Street Irene Roxbury T. Gardiner School Street Somerville J. H. Burns Webster Street Lake Views Woburn Charles McGovern Hudson Street Quaker A. C Dorchester W. Conley Dorchester Street Orient A. C Malden Fred Wisphusen Lammett Street Metropolitan A. A Tribunes Revere Christopher Cox Box Boston General Electric Co A. Lawin General Electric Nn John P. Squire W McNally North Street Brookline W. Boyce State Street Shirley Thames Hughes Batchelder Street Tigers William Crane East Seventh Pen Walnuts Jamaica Plain Ce Gardner Emerson Juniors John McCormack Lexington Street Ford Eighth Street Stockings George 'S Street M. J. Haley B. McCarty Second Street Victors Robert McDonough Prospect Street Andrews D. J. Hurley Newmoon Street Crescents Medford H. Chreteri Sables Court Aarees C. A. Blais High Street Levetts John H. Sheehan Washion Street Tinkies Ester J. P. Ruffray Dorchester Avenues Stone-Forsyths J. H. Ham Hammond Exeter South End John F. Day Harrison Avenue Cambridge Cadets Cambridge Thomas J. Sullivan Free Morse Bedford Stree

Millionaires Plan 3500 Mile Automobile Race Across the Continent

Millionaires consider a 3500 mile car race from New York City to San Francisco. The plan, embryonic, envisions this fall with noted drivers William K Verdilt Jr Foxhall P Keene among contenders. Potential entrants include Alexander Ton Cleveland B R Thomas Jefferson Seligman Clarence W Mackay Alfred C Bostwick John Jacob Gwynne Vanderbilt and E Britton.

New York City San Francisco Chicago Auto Club Automobile Club of America William K. Verdilt, Jr Foxhall P. Keene Otha Alexander ‘*’'~Ton Cleveland B. R. Thomas Vanderbilt “White Ghost Jefferson Seligman Clarence W. Mackay Alfred C.bostwick John Jacob A Tee Gwynne Vanderbilt Ebritton

Everett Homing Pigeons Fly 208 Miles Homeward

Sixty nine homing pigeons from Everett Mass. completed a 208 mile flight from Rahway New Jersey to Everett in a little over five hours. The Crosby pigeons led the group with a 5 hour 16 minute 38 second first leg, followed closely by another Crosby bird. The nine fanciers released them at 5 30 am under fine weather with a southwest wind.

Everett Rahway N. J Mass IL. A. Crosby Crosby C. H. Shipman

Harvard a Poor Third in Indoor Athletics

Dr. Watson L. Savage medical director of Columbia College summarizes the past season in the Columbia gymnasium. He notes the most active season in the gym’s history with indoor sports including gymnastics water sports basketball fencing and handball and intercollegiate competition. The team totals show Yale leading with 66 points followed by Harvard 59 Cornell Penn and others.

Watson L. Savage Columbia College Columbia Enong Agein Yale Barvard Cornell Pennsyvania

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