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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

3

Auto record climb planned for Mt Washington event

Senator W J Morgan of New York who discovered Ormond Beach and promoted the Climb to the Clouds in Boston said the climb this year will exceed last year with a new record likely. Leading manufacturers prepare steam and gasoline cars as Boston hosts plans for the Glidden trophy tour and local participation.

W. J. Morgan New York Ormond Beach Mt. Washington Boston Mr. Morgan Harry Harkness White Mountains Charles Glidden W. W. Burke Columbia Electric Vehicle Company Columbia Eddie Bald

Harvard Downs Columbia 6-1 On Soldiers Field

Harvard beat Columbia 6 to 1 as big Paul Coburn pitched well and Harvard fielding sparkled. Armstrong error and Matthews, Stephenson, Leonard and Kernan contributed key plays across four innings. Coburn helped seal the win with a long fly to center scoring McCarthy in the sixth.

Big Paul Coburn Harvard Columbia Soldiers Field Armstrong Leonard Matthews Stephenson Kernan Coburn McCarthy EB AB Ione Cece Eweem Randall Scocceseese Castle AB FitsGerald C. F PO. Saunders Cocveceses & Collins Kelley Vr. F Cannon Tyler Nohowell Carter Sauk Bradbury Ganzel

Five Boston Players Linked to Jump to Tri-State League

Pittsburg reports five Boston National players Delehanty Sharpe Wolverton Young and Raymer planned to leave Boston for the Interstate league. Ralph Davis adds Sharpe said Dolan tired of sun fielding and notes disputes with Tenney. Sharpe allegedly asked for release with a Tri-State contract in hand, unsigned.

Pittsburg Penn Pittsburg Press Boston National Delehanty Sharpe Wolverton Young Raymer Boston Ralph Davis Bud Sharpe Dolan Tenney Tri-State League

Ross Wins Massachusetts Open Golf Championship

Donald J. Ross, Oakley Country Club pro, captured the Massachusetts Golf Association open at Vesper Country Club with 320 for 72 holes. A. G. Lockwood of Allston Golf Club led until the final green, finishing one stroke back at 321.

Lowell Donald J. Ross Oakley Country Club Vesper Country Club A. G. Lockwood Allston Golf Club

Exeter Wins Tennis Meet From Andover

Exeter defeats Phillips Andover in both doubles and singles at Exeter New Hampshire. Morning match sees H A Wolff 06 beat A L Loomis 05 6-4 6-4 4-6 7-5. Afternoon doubles Wolff Hall 06 defeat Loomis Shannon 2-6 0-6 6-3 6-4 8-4.

Exeter Andover

New Bedford Beats Fall River in 11 Inning Standout Game

New Bedford won an 11 inning New England League contest from Fall River. Kehoe and others plated runs as New Bedford rallied in the seventh to tie. Valdois stole second and Waters threw wide to enable the deciding run. Attendance 1200.

New Bedford Fall River Manchester Flaverhill Concord Lowe Nashua Valdors Waters Carrick Kehoe Gusheen Kiernan O'Hara Bowcock Birmingham Kavanagh Coveney Mullaney Valdois Burrill O’hara D. Murphy Bawcock Veney Klobedanz Bylobedanz Garrick Murphy Taylor Urrill Brady Mulla Ey D.murphy Dwyer Sullivan Klobed’s Carrick, P Waters, AO

Gilroy Leads Exeter Track Team Captaincy

John E. Gilroy of Peabody Massachusetts was elected captain of Phillips Exeter Academy track team. He has competed in the mile and quarter mile over two seasons. Princeton football schedule announced lists games versus Villanova Georgetown Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Columbia Dartmouth Cornell Yale at various campuses.

John E. Gilroy Peabody, Mass Phillips Exeter Academy Gilroy Princeton Villa Nova Washington and Jefferson Georgetown Lehigh Bucknell Lafayette Columbia New York Dartmouth Cornell Yale New Haven

Lynn Streak Ends as Haverhill Tops Lynn 8 2 in Slugfest

Haverhill defeats Lynn 8 to 2 ending Lynn's winning streak in a closely played game. Labelle of Lynn was ejected for alleged abusive language to the umpire. Attendance 400. Scoring: C Murphy Wallace Spooner Daum O Neil among others. Sequential hits and errors shaped the outcome with Haverhill taking control late.

Haverhill Lynn Labelle A. . O.m’phy Pastor Wallace Bannon Ner Cassidy Oss Lovell Browne Lake B’dman Daum Ahearn O'Neil Gley J. M’phy Connolly Vail Sevue Ve C. Murphy Spooner Moss Murphy Ryan

Concord Defeats Nashua In Hitting Rich 12 to 6

In Concord on June 14 Concord beat Nashua 12 to 6 as bats produced a flurry of runs. Sheets Eustace and Steventon led with multiple hits while Beard added a three base hit and several batters drove in runs. Attendance was 400 as Steventon and O'Toole split pitching duties with Steventon fanning eight.

Concord N. H Nashua A.E Po.a Sheets R. F Beard Eustace G.henry Duggan Wiley F. Henry H'kman Murphy Groom O'Toole St’v Murch Faton Templin G. Henry Kane Steventon O’toole Kerins

Manchester 7 Lowell 1 scoreline from New Hampshire game

Manchester defeated Lowell 7 to 1 in Manchester New Hampshire. Armbruster Page and Spratt led scoring with two base and three base hits while Morrissey earned the win for Manchester.

Umpire Quits In New York State League After Dispute

An umpire in the New York State league resigned shouting enough and declaring he was through. He joked about taking a pick and shovel and then walked away amid protests from 18 players and spectators.

Baseball News and Comment from the Nineteenth Century

Detroit and Boston battle for a crucial fourth place as star players like Doran Donovan Cooley Crawford and Mullen are highlighted. Local clubs seek Saturday games, and manager remarks plus player performances set the tone for a tense pennant race across several teams.

Tom Doran Wild Bill Donovan Dick Cooley Sam Crawford George Mullen Detroit Boston Roslindale Billy Ferris Washington Street Bennet Malden Father Mathew Cambridge Hugh O’rourke Second Street Burkett Ferris Bradley Armour Bill Coughlin Neponset Dorchester Jamaica Plain A. Gibbardt Whelton Nolan Doyle Lajoie Chick Stahl Flick Stahl Criger Tannehill Rhoades Parent Spencer A. C Paul Markowitz Richfield Street Allston Main F. K. Sedgwick Somerville Schaefer Ebbetts Brooklyn West Milwaukee Roland Wolfe Collins Hickey Wolfe Cliff Blackenship Cincinnati Toledo Seattle

Britt favored to defeat Sullivan in July San Francisco bout

Boxing gossip notes Jimmy Britt slated to fight Kid Sullivan in San Francisco in July unless California fans unite against the matchup. Sullivan, a second-rate challenger, has losses and draws against several named boxers. Britt predicted to win inside 10 rounds.

Jimmy Britt California Kid Sullivan Washington San Francisco Sullivan East James Edward Jimmy Briggs Portland Joe Tipman Kid Broad Tipman Jig Stone Willie Lewis Tommy Daly Tommy Feltz Johnny Burdick Pittsfield Young Erie Jack O’neil Harry Lewis Young Corbett Battling Nelson Nelson Britt Butte Maurice Thompson Thompson Willie Fitzgerald Charley Neary Philadelphia Tommy Connolly Reading Corbett Chelsea Maurice Herford Baltimore Peter Jackson Boston

Williams Defeated as Holy Cross Runs Rally in Seventh

Holy Cross overcame Williams 11 to 3 after seven runs in the seventh inning due to a succession of infield errors by Williams. Hogarty and Carrigan led Holy Cross with Westervelt and McCarty behind the plate. Umpire Hassett called the game in 1 hour 40 minutes with 800 in attendance.

Williamstown Williams Holy Cross R. H. B. Holy Cross Hogarty Carrigan Westervelt McCarty Hassett

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