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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
The notice serves as a precursor to lawsuits in local courts. Today the National League magnates indicate they will pursue similar actions against the two ex-Philadelphia players in every state they enter with the Cleveland team.
Newsmen questioned J. B. Billings about whether Boston club directors plan to pursue Lajoie similarly when the Cleveland team visits next week. Billings replied he has not heard of such action and cannot say if it will be pursued.
Pitcher Pittinger starts for Buck enburger's nine as scouts and fans note strong play by Selée's squad and improved grounds at Huntington. Somerville and Salem clash today at Broadway grounds while Hewes Potter and thread agency teams play tomorrow at Franklin Field. Reserved seats for next Tuesday's game on sale. Havana season ends strong as Cuba shows growing interest in American baseball with several US players expected this fall.
Yale quarters in Gales Ferry Conn conduct a two mile time row by the varsity and a brief brush with the freshmen four. The freshmen row up stream a mile and a quarter, the varsity meet them and race half a mile with the varsity winning. At seven the varsity eight rows two miles against wind with hopeful but inconclusive times.
The Legislature plans to abolish the Common Council on the American grounds at 3 o clock as lawmakers practice with dumb bells in the State House basement. The legislative nine led by Senator M J Sullivan will clash with the City Hall squad in a fundraiser style game with police on duty, umpired by Rep Mahoney of Lowell.
Paris June 12 Tod Sloan the American jockey received two days imprisonment and a 10 franc fine for excessive speed in an automobile He also paid five francs each on two minor counts including an eight franc fine last year for a similar offence
The Hungarian billiard champion Julius Aborjan draws keen interest in Boston as he plays exhibitions with local amateurs and pros at the Hub Billiard Palace this week. He has challenged locals to match play with a fair handicap before he returns to Europe for a championship in the fall.
Professor R P Williams of East Boston has returned to the city from Sydney Nova Scotia for a brief vacation. He is the physical director in the YMCA gymnasium at Sydney and will return there on June 20.
The balance of the New York entries arrived by special express from Sheepshead Bay to Forest Hills for the Brookline meet. Trainers Ralph Black Pat Meaney Howard Lewis and a large body of grooms accompanied the Thoroughbreds as noted jockeys Mara Carroll Carson George Smith Savage Donahue Dayton Higgins Ray Veitch Soffel Barry and Heider prepared mounts for tomorrow's card including Duke's Cup and National Yeent Club steeplechases.
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