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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
3
Mullin Dominates as Detroit Topples Boston in Long Game
George Mullin pitched brilliantly to halt Boston’s streak at Huntington Avenue. Detroit built a two run lead by the eighth, then Carr delivered a three-base hit and a home run to seal a 7 to 3 victory over the Red Sox. Carr starred with a single, triple, and homer, while Lachance and McAllister contributed sharp plays and hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mullin
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Detroit
Mullin
Michigan
George Winters
Big Cy
Crawford
Carr
Roston
Barrett
Lush
Parent
Jake Stahl
Dougherty
Collins
Ferris
Lachance
Young
George Lachance
Eas
Jimmy Collins
McGuire
Hobe Ferris
McAllister
Alec Smith
Bave
O'Brien
Smith
Stahl
Ry Young
Connolly
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 7 to 1 in American game
Philadelphia won 7 to 1 over Chicago in a professionally pitched game. Waddell started on the mound and received solid run support from his teammates. The score and outcome were reported from Philadelphia on June 9.
Visitors Sustain Hard-Fought Win Despite Owen Hit
The visitors played strong basketball but Owen absorbed a hard hit. The game at At Tendante drew 6820 in attendance, highlighting a tense contest and steady play from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitenge
Owen
Attendante
New York Defeats St Louis In Sloppy Field Series Opener
New York wins 3 to 1 as Chesbro out pitches Donohue on a rough ground. McCormick errors hurt St Louis while New York’s Keeler Conroy and others steal bases. Griffith swaps Courtney and Long for Elberfeld who joins Thursday. Attendance 1363 at Timoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Chesbro
McCormick
Griffith
Courtney
Long
Elberfeld
Detroit
Burkett
Anderson
Kahoe
Keeler
Heidrick
Donahue
Donohue
Conroy
Timoth
O’loughlin
Cleveland Routs Washington in 8–6 Baseball Game
Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 6 on June 9 as Cradley led the batters with three singles, a double and a homer in five turns. Wilson and Wright split the pitching duties with 4 strikeouts each. Attendance reached 2026 as Washington left 9 men on base and Cleveland 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Wilson
Wright
Cradley
R. B. Po
Gochna
Robinson
Abbott
Clarke
Harvard routs Columbia 4 to 1 on Soldiers Field
Harvard beat Columbia 4 to 1 as Randall opened with a homer and Tyler pitched well for Harvard. Harvard scored two runs in each of the first two innings while Columbia tallied in the seventh on Frambach's three bagger and Coburn's wild pitch. A potential third inning tally was nullified when Elias failed to touch third on a Coburn throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Columbia
Soldiers Field
Randall
Crimson
Tyler
Joyce
Frambach
Coburn
Elias
Coolidge
Carr
TEC Uupas
Sases
Atnssbars
Bo Oy
Ices
Lee Mommdi
Cccwiese
Flame
Stephenson
Matthews
Stillman
Tilt
O'Neil
Quigley
Skilton
Clarkson
Bloomfield
Murray
Baseball Matchups Across National League Cities
National league schedule features Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburg with multiple city pairings set for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H
Boston Tenes
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Doric
Smvvine
ST Louis
Brooklyn-Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pty
Chicago
Senee
Iy Ae
Ceeeeeve
Boston
Chicago Beats Boston 4 to 1 Behind Taylor's Tight Earned Run
Jack Taylor limited Boston to eight hits as Chicago won 4 to 1 with Willis taking the loss. Moran’s errors helped Chicago score two runs, while Kling and Harley sparked Boston early but failed to sustain offense. Taylor moved through the lineup in a sharp performance, with Chicago securing the series win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Jack Taylor
Selee
Boston
Willis
Chicagos
Moran
Taylor
Kling
Harley
Slagle
Chance
Abbaticchio
Jones
Lowe
Tenney
Stanley
Cooley
Abby
Carney
St. Louis Beats New York 5 in Slugfest Despite Errors
Bresnahan out for interference. Earned run for St. Louis. Mertes and Bresnahan two base hits, Babb three-base. Dunn sac fly. Bowerman and Gilbert turned double plays. O Neill and Miller controlled the mound with multiple strikeouts. Bases on balls issued to O Neill and Mathewson. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpires Holliday and Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ares
R. A
Hartsel
Wallman
Picker
R ” i Jones
Davis
L. Cross
Ocallahan
A Seybold
Isbel
Murphy
Daly
M. Cross
Tanne
Schreek
McFarl' d
Slattery
Waddell
P —Ae
Owen
Philadelphiae
Lhem
Hassett and Carruthers
Wilson
Cleveland
Wwshin
Washington
Meveland
Moran
Goedhnaur
Bay
Bradley
Flick
Tickmean
Ryan
Coughlin
Lajoie
Clarke
Robinson
Wright
Sheridan
Bresnahan
Sto Nas
St. Louis
Mertes
Babb
Dunn
Bowerman
Gilbert
O’neill
Browne
O'Neill
Mathewson
Miller
New York
Holliday and Moran
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia for First Runless Streak Break
Pittsburg toppled Philadelphia 7 to 3 ending their 56 inning scoreless streak as Thomas scored on Titus's long fly to left. Duggleby took the loss in the third after five hits and a costly wild throw. Attendance 3850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Thomas
Titus
Duggleby
Wagner Leach Double Play In Tight Baseball Inning
Sebring and Bransfield turned a double play after a bases loaded scene. Wilhelm drew a walk, Duggleby recorded the lone hit, and time was kept at 80 minutes with Umpire O Day calling the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Leach
Sebring
Bransfield
Wilhelm
Duggleby
O'Day
Sullivan Palmer Fight Drawn in London Event Sparks Boxing Scandals
The letter from Jack Sullivan dated May 28 in Killarney confirms Sullivan’s claim that his match with Jack Palmer ended in a draw despite Palmer taking a beating. The piece notes Palmer and four Americans he beat, the National Sporting Club result, and hints at manipulation to favor American boxers. It also reports Kid McCoy's divorce and updates Boston boxing chatter including Madden Ruhlin Martin, Jeffries connections, and Tammany Club card plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killarney
Ireland
Jack
Jimmy Handler
Boston
Palmer
Joe Robinson
National Sporting Club
Charley McKeever
Eddie Connolly
Sporting Life
Sullivan
Sporting Life of
London
The
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
England
Kid McCoy
New York
McCoy
Billy Madden
Gus Ruhlin
Denver Ed Martin
Martin
Rob Armstrong
Tammany A. C
Tammany Club
Bob Armstrong
Jim Jeffries
Billy Madeen
Jim Kennedy
Jimmy Briggs
Kid Goodman
Johnny Mack
Bunker Hill
Goodman
Squire
Fall River
Chester Goodwin
Billy Sinnott
Steve Mahoney
Sinnott
Dan Burke
New Bedford
Mahoney
Steve
Goodwin
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
John A. Drake Signs Charley Gray For Remainder Of Season
In Chicago on June 9 John A. Drake announced the signing of jockey Charley Gray for the rest of the season. Gray joins existing riders for upcoming races and meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Chicago
John A. Drake
Charley Gray
Travel brochure offers excursion rates and tours
A 20 page illustrated travel magazine provides complete information on tours to New Brunswick Nova Scotia Montreal Saguenay St Lawrence River Niagara Falls Adirondacks Lake Champlain Lake George Hudson River and more. Free on application or by mail for a 2 cent stamp Simmons Marsters ticket and tourist agents 26 School Street Boston.
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New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
St. Lawrence River
One Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Ausable Chasm
Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Hudson River
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Boston
Nashua Walks Off In Ninth To Take Game
Nashua defeated Lawrence 7 to 2 in a tense finish as Nashua rallied with seven hits in the ninth. Coveney belted a two on base homer to cap the surge. Valdois led Lawrence with strong glove work. Gokey and Gilroy each fanned multiple batters as Nashua earned the win before about 200 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nashua
Coveney
Lawrence Valdois
Murch
Bernard
Haverhill
Demontreville
Murphy
Gilroy
Saeed
Conroy
Post
Wilson
Jordan
Gokey
Soffel
Valdois
Sullivan
Nashua. Lawrence. Block
Ase
Ol O'Hara
Graham
O'Grant
Oo Post
Bevier
Daum
Mureh
Pee
Hartsence
Lowell Edges Haverhill 4 1 In Fast Pitch Game
Lowell defeated Haverhill 4 to 1 in a fast game led by pitchers Cross and Deininger. Haverhill’s bats struck hard but strong defense from Lowell neutralized scoring. Demont and Murphy played for Haverhill with Murch and Bernard coming in from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Lowell
Cross
Deininger
Demont
Murphy
Lawrence
Murch
Bernard
Hafford
Richardson
Lake
Fall River Whitewashes Manchester 2 0 in Afternoon Game
Yeager pitched well as Fall River defeated Manchester 2 to 0. Weddidge drove in a run and the defense of Moorhead and Bowcock featured. Stolen bases credited to Moorhead and Warren with solid pitching from Yeager and Morrissey. Attendance reported as 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Manchester
Yeager
Weddidge
Moorhead
Bowcock
WLL River
Manch Bester
E B. Po
Car’gan
Whiting
Weddige
Rapp
Smith
Riccius
Swander
Orly
OG Morhead
Knaus
Warren
Kane
Cote
Morrissey
aSee
Brockton Falls to Concord in 6-5 Narrow Loss
Brockton was defeated 6 to 5 by Concord as costly errors by the home team marred the game. The features were the promising plays by both sides and a tight late inning despite the miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Concord
Manchester's Trial Races Open For Seawanhaka Cup
The Manchester Yacht Club begins trial races at 2 p m off House Island Manchester Harbor to select a challenger for the Seawanhaka Corinthian small yacht trophy now held by the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club of Montreal Five boats compete including two Burgess designs Kaloota and an unnamed Burgess boat others are Mebea Frontenac Vulce and a boat by Henry Tudor Crew details name the participants from Manchester and outside clubs Courses will alternate between triangular and windward returns during Lake St Louis August races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Island
Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Seawanhaka- Corinthian
Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Montreal
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
New York
Royal St. Lawrence Club
Massachusetts Bay
Lake St. Louis
W. Starling Burgess
Burgess & Packard
Mr. Burgess
Kaloota
A. Henry Higginson
Reginald Boardman
Mr. Higginson
Outlook
Lookout
Alex. Higginson
Dick Boardman
James Jackson
Henry ‘Tudor
Frank Burgess
Mr. Tudor
Joseph Lovering
Gerald Boardman
Mebea
Edgar A. Lynn
Gus Amumdson
White Bear Lake
Minn
Princeton College
Shinnecock Yacht Club
Frontenac
Charles de Hart Brower
Genataquic
Shinnecock Yacht
Vulce
A. J. Moxham
Erlswood
Wilmington
Del
Egbert Moxham
Filley Becomes Harvard Varsity Freshman Rower
Oliver D. Filley, from Paris, becomes Harvard’s first freshman to row on a varsity crew in years. He previously rowed at Stone’s School Boston, stroked fast crews, and led a Labor Day scrub crew to victory. He earned a No. 6 seat on the varsity this spring and is likely to row against Yale on June 26.
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Filley
Harvard
Oliver D. Filley
Wiliey
Wonder
Paris
France
Stone's School
Boston
Worcester
Yale
New London
Charles
Crimson
Elis
Brockton Edges Concord In Tight Baseball Tilt
Leith started for Brockton, left in the sixth as Joslyn came on to key the win. Murphys running catch and Joyce outfielding highlighted the defense. Hooker for Concord yielded two bases on balls and struck out four. Attendance reached 800 with Eustace Kane Carney gathering stolen bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Lee
Joyce
Murphy
Leith
Brockton
Joslyn
Hooker
Concord
Mullaney
Eustace
Kane
Tom
McCloud
Concord Brockton T. Po
Po. A
Stewart
Ginihoen
Noblitt
Wiley
Riordan
Burrell
Newton
Ss Ie
Ay O
Boardm'n
Tee
Curley
Foxen
Brockton Ee
Providence and Meriden Take Narrow Wins in Local Games
Score updates show Providence beat Baltimore 2 1 and Meriden edged New Haven 2 1. Norwich defeated Holyoke 9 4 and New London won 8 6 over Bridgeport. Newark hosted a game against Toronto with a 4 to unknown result.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Toronto
Pete Wee
Newark
Baltimore
Worcester
Rochester
Peewee
Providence
Norwich
Holyoke
New London
Bridgeport
Meriden
New Haven
Polo Team Hires Coach For Five Saturdays at War Cortlandt Park
Squadron A engages Dr. H. A. Souther of Milton Massachusetts to coach its polo players at War Cortlandt Park for five consecutive Saturdays starting June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. A. Souther
Milton
Mass
War Cortlandt Park
Fog Delays Regatta Race Off Sandy Hook
The New York Yacht Club regatta committee postponed the noon race of Reliance, Constitution and Columbia off Sandy Hook lightship until tomorrow after fog prevented start by 2:30 P.M. Weather will decide if sailing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yacht Club
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Sandy Hook
Oxford Cambridge golf team to sail for United States
The Oxford Cambridge golf team preparing for a US tour in August names J. J. Low Norman Hunter and D. F. Ransom of Cambridge and J. A. T. Bramston Mansfield Hunter H. C. Ellis H. G. B. Ellis A. C. Croome and H. W. Beveridge of Oxford. Three more men to be chosen. Horace Hutchinson hoped to be among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford-Cambridge
United States
J. J. Low
Norman Hunter
D. F. Ransom
Cambridge
J. A. T. Bramston
Tl. Mansfield Hunter
H. C. Ellis
H. G. B. Ellis
A. C. Croome
H. W. Beveridge
Oxford
Horace Hutchinson
Essex County Club Handicap Medal Tournament
The golf committee announces a members handicap medal event on Saturday June 20. Prizes go to the best net scores in two classes, with a playoff by hole for the top 16 net scorers for a special prize and another playoff for the next 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Club
Newton Center Golf Club routs Allston 20 to 8
On the Newton Centre Golf Club links this afternoon the home team defeated the Allston Golf Club by 20 to 8. In the qualification round for a holiday cup the playoff for best net score was won by W. L. Church who defeated J. E. Pemberton 3 up with 1 to play at the Woodland Golf Club in Auburndale.
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Newton
Newton Centre
Allston Golf Club
W. L. Church
E. Pemberton
Woodland Golf Club
Auburndale
Church
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