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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
3
In brutal heat, Vic Willis labored for seven innings while Harper's steady hitting drives St Louis to a 6 1 triumph. Boston pitcher Willis fatigues, Dr. Winn attends umpire Emslie as 1500 spectators sweat out a slow, high sun game. Boston rallies briefly but cannot overtake the Cardinals.
In a National League game on WN Y June 28 Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 5 to 3. Pausing pitched well with two hits, giving the team four league runs. Brooklyn led until an eighth inning rally when Pittsburg tied and pulled away before shutting down the late charge.
Provincetown reports the Independence timed a 27 mile reach from Minot’s to Wood End at 15 12 knots with wind 12 to 17 knots. Crowninshield expects 17 knots with stronger wind. crew notes hull stability and minimal water intake as the racer heads to New London then Newport.
New York overcame early hits with a final inning surge to defeat Cincinnati 11 to 3. Phyle and Newton earned the win for New York, while Werner and Bergen held Cincinnati to controlled runs. notable players included Steinfeldt Beckley and Van Haltren in a crowded attendance of about 2100.
The Phillies and Chicago finish with a low scoring 9 to 8 tilt as Delehanty hits a three base shot and Kling and Dexter star in a hard fought contest. Hughes supports Philadelphia with strong pitching despite the late rally by Chicago.
Readable lines show teams Norwich Bristol New London and water scores 0 2 6 2 8 9 with partial date context suggesting a local sports brief from a newspaper page. Entities include Norwich New London Bristol and numeric scorers.
A local golf event at Gardner Farm Lake in Baler saw a team defeat Akley Country. The score line reflected a clear victory for the Gardner side in a competitive match.
The piece notes boxers turning to wrestling at Madison Square Garden with Fitzsimmons canceling a Ruhlin bout date to July 9. It mentions Ruhlin’s six months of training, shifts to golf layout in Connecticut, Oscar Gardner’s fading career, and Corbett’s victory over Gardner in Denver.
St Louis appears stronger than Boston while Philadelphia seeks 2000 from Slagle. The Boston club reportedly offered a price, and manager Donovan of St Louis is improved but too ill to travel to Brooklyn. Winters, a Gettysburg recruit, dazzles as a newcomer. Ban withdraws from the New England League with transfer rights. Jockton chosen as Lynn replaces a player who dropped out. The Boat Club visits Lawrence Field at Arlington this afternoon. Cincinnati arrives today after a rough early season pace.
The committee formed by the Automobile Club of New England met at Copley Square Boston to decide on representation for two clubs. George McQuesten and others served as members as they weighed which club would receive the award and status.
Fragmentary OCR reads Maurice Urau or Urau's plans linked to Graz and Beeser with unclear details. The brief mentions discussions or informally noted intentions without concrete dates or outcomes. The text is too garbled to confirm specifics.
Boston edged Washington 6 to 6 in an eighth inning comeback after a tense ball game. Key moments featured a Washington error on a grounder by Schreckenstorg and a clutch homer by Parent, with Buck Freeman ejected by Umpire Sheridan prompting onlookers and a police banishment.
Chicago built an early lead but costly errors in the fourth and fifth innings allowed Cleveland to surge ahead. The ragged play by both clubs produced six Cleveland runs as the game unfolded.
Berlin news reports peaceable display of the French tricolor amid the Paris to Berlin motor race. Fou rnier and Girardot lead stages, with accidents and crowd control concerns as drivers push toward Hanover and Aix la Chapelle. Paris debates speed regulation and race authorization.
Tied the score in the sixth. In the tenth Sugden was hit by a pitched ball, went to second on Patterson's fourth hit and scored on Shiebeck's error. Attendance Chicago .s55511200200 0 1-7 Cleveland .0002409000 0086 Batteries-Patterson, Sugden, Hart, Dowling, Wood. Hits-Chicago, 14, Cleveland, 10. Errors etence. 6, Cleveland, 5. Left on bases-Chi- 0, Cleveland, 6. Two-base hits-Hoy, Beck. Poreo-base hits-McFarland, Shugart, Bradley. Sacrifice hit-Hoy. Stolen bases-Mc Farland (2), Hartman, McCarthy, Wood. Double back Mertes and Isbell, Shiebeck and radley, Beck and Lachance. Struck out-By Patterson, 4, by Hart, 3, by Dowling, 1. Bases on balls-Off Tart, 2, off Dowling, 1. Hit by tched ball-By Patterson, Lachance, by Dow ing, Sugden. Time-2h. 4m. Umpire-Cantillion.
Detroit and Milwaukee played a tight game as Miller held Detroit to seven hits and Garvin allowed seven, Milwaukee won 4 to 2. Key fielding by Garvin and Buelow plus a late stretch helped Milwaukee hold on despite Detroit scoring twice in the eighth.
Baltimore defeats the Athletics 8 to 6 in a frenzied game. Fraser and How ell matched in a tight pitching duel while Donlin and Lajoie starred for Baltimore with key hits including a home run by Donlin. Attendance around 66,000. batteries Howell and Fraser.
Bangor earned a doubleheader win over Haverhill by 8 to 6 in both games. Conroy was hit in the eye by a Spooner grounder in the first game’s sixth inning and left the contest. Bangor will move to Brockton next week as Augusta’s removal from the New England League makes Bangor costly for other teams.
Portland leaped ahead in the fourth inning as Peville misplayed a fly with three on and two out, allowing three runs. From then on the visitors never mounted a comeback.
In Rochester Ri, pastern league results showed Syracuse 4 over Rochester 11, Toronto 8 over Worcester 9, Hartford 4 over Providence 11. Reconstructed games reflect regional action with mixed outcomes for the teams.
A. A. McLean claims a breach of a contract among Eastern Track Association members restricting Friday and Saturday races. He says Cambridge Track’s Saturday meets violate the agreement and may prompt court action. John Irwin denies injunction talks, expecting tonight’s meet to go on.
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club races at Oyster Bay saw two accidents on day two. Amorita and Quisetta were taken out of racing for several days after a collision caused by near-mistimed maneuvers broke Quisetta’s bowsprit and topmast. no injuries were reported. Vigilant and Ailsa led the start in the 1134 mile triangle course as Amorita’s boom struck Quisetta during a turn.
William H. Garland of Concord Massachusetts was sworn in as the second assistant United States district attorney in the district court. He succeeds Washburn who joined the board of general appraisers in New York City. Garland is known in Washington for serving as secretary to Senator Hoar and various national committees.
The Belmont Cricket Club vs Canadian team opened a four match series with Belmont at 131 for seven after 18 by the visitors, who were all out for 18 in their first innings. The game used twelve players per side and Belmont led to 36 before the first wicket.
The main event today features Miss Marian Jones of Nevada against Miss Beasie Moore of Ridgewood New Jersey in the women's national tennis final. Moore wins 4-6 9-7 6-3 after a tight comeback to claim the title.
Archie Graham of the North Jersey Club was defeated by W W L Glenney of Hillside 2 up and 1 to play in the State championship at the Lewood Club. Kennedy of Montclair set a course record in round play as finalists head to 36 hole final matches.
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