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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1905

Page

3

Macon Beats Boston Club In Spring Baseball Tilt

Macon, Ga. defeated Boston 7 to 3 in a spring exhibition. Pitching by Sessions and Olmstead struggled, while Macon hitters attacked early and late. Umpire O Connell drew complaints as local fans sparked roller skating race chatter and bets on Burkett versus Doe.

F. P. Opconnell Macon Sessions Olmstead Collins Boston Selbach Lachance Parent Ferris Unglaub Colts Basl Jesse Burkett Worcester A. G. Doe New Bedford Camp Collins Chick Stahl Doe Burkett Stahl

Jimmy Collins recalls 1901 baseball troubles and laughs

Macon Georgia reports Jimmy Collins at the Buzz Club recounting Boston Americans turmoil in 1901. He recalls Beville's erratic pitching, Criger's jaw hit, and the season's brief peak of success amid jokes from Chick Stahl and Hobe Ferris.

Macon Jimmy Collins Buzz” Club Jimmy Boston Americans Fred Parent Beville Collins Chicago Criger Tred Parent Buck Freeman Chick Stahl Freeman Stahl Ferris Parent

Detroit Americans Rout Nationalists in Ten Inning Blowout

Detroit defeated Boston 7 to 1 in ten innings in Charleston. The game tied in the ninth after a wild throw by Lauterborn. In the 10th the Nationals collapsed with multiple errors, including a costly miscue by Fred Tenney. Fraser pitched three innings for the victory.

Charleston S. C Detroit Americans Boston Nationals Wilhelm Lauterborn Bostons Fred Tenney Wolverton Fraser

Fish Marsh Defeats Kid Taylor In Championship Pool

In Miah Murray's tournament final, Fish Marsh dominated Kid Taylor with a 125 to 70 victory. The match details list scores by frame, while Taylor prepares to face the Roxbury Kid next, with Fitzgibbons of Lynn substituting for Kid Coffey who quit.

Fish Marsh Kid Taylor Miah Murray Marsh Taylor Roxbury Fitzgibbons Lynn Kid Coffey

Johnson and Hart Meet Next Tuesday in San Francisco

San Francisco reports a 20 round heavyweight bout between Jack Johnson the colored champion and Marvin Hart of Kentucky set for next Tuesday night. Johnson promises close range fighting to test Harts pace and claims to be ready for rough action with an expected weight near 19 pounds more than Hart.

San Francisco Jack Johnson Marvin Hart Johnson Hart Tom Sharkey Lmit

Boxers Schemes and Schedules From Baltimore to Boston

Gossip notes tonight's 15 round bout at Eureka A C Baltimore featuring Jack O'Brien and Peter Jackson with a close odds outlook. Corbett plans an East return April 3 in Philadelphia and other welterweight matchups, weigh ins, and prelims across Boston Lawrence and Chelsea outline the boxing week.

Eureka A. C Baltimore Philadelphia Jack O’brien Peter Jackson O'Brien Tommy Ryan Quaker City Star Boston Joe Walcott Joe Jack Jackson Walcott O’brien San Francisco Young Corbett East Battling Nelson Washington Sporting Club Young Erie Quaker City Corbett Fred Douglas Tommy Sullivan Lawrence Douglas A. C Chelsea Ikey Woods Douglas Marlboro Sullivan New England Lawrence Boy Dutch Carr Charlestown John N. Sullivan Bellows Falls West End A. C Charley O'Rourke Cambridge George Gunther Melbourne Dick Grant Traverhill Eddie Nolan Johnny Ahern South Boston Billy Glover Eddie Keevin Jimmy Walsh Walsh Monte Attell Keevin Frankie Neil Neil Johnny Reagan

Boston boxers Quill and Hanlon draw in North Abington bout

In North Abington on March 23, Quill and Hanlon from Boston fought 12 rounds to a draw before 600 spectators. Referee was Steve O'Donnell.

North Abington Young Quill James Hanlon Boston Steve O’donnell

Baseball News and Comment from the Season Outlook

President Taylor bets on the American league winner also taking the world series while Grimshaw is slated to stay with Boston. Notes on Lefty Killian’s zig zag curve, Nick Kahl’s path from coal mine to pro ball, McGraw’s stance on the spit ball, Murch in Marlin Texas with the St. Louis Nationals, and Patsy Flaherty stocking pockets for a sponge to throw a spit ball. Father Chadwick plans books on baseball, and historic 18 inning games are recalled.

Taylor Ned Hanlon Grimshaw Boston Killian Detroit Tigers Nick Kahl Cleveland Colorado Springs Nick McGraw Murch Jamaica Plain Marlin Tex St. Louis Nationals Flaherty Patsy Giants New York Father Chadwick Providence Detroit St. Louis Brooklyn Harvard T. J. Tibbetts Monument Street Charlestown Vine Street Roxbury J. Mem

Casino tops Boylston in candlepin match for $100 trophy

In a special match at the Casino alleys last evening Casino defeated Boylston in three straight games. Burden of Casino rolled 318 for the best individual total, while Clark of Boylston had a close 3817.

Casino Boylston Burden of Casino Clark

Seats for 3500 More Fans at Huntington Avenue Grounds

Boston Americans prepare for the season with expanded seating raising capacity to about 16 000. New left field bleachers moved back for overflow crowds, plus plans for emergency entrance, a ladies retiring room, and a longer single row press box.

Brown- Dartmouth

Bennings Spring Meet Opens with Favorites Ahead

Bennings March 23 Favorites won five of six races on opening day attendance highest for first day. The Bennings handicap featured nine starters with Toscan ridden by Shaw prevailing easily. Waddell II won the third race at 50 to 1 while Preen, Oak Lawn, Imperialist, and Cincinnatus won the other events with even money or close odds.

Bennings Toscan Shaw Waddell II Preen Oak Lawn Imperialist Cincinnatus

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