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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
8
A city marshal from New Philadelphia Ohio recounts relief from rheumatism after using Blood Wine claiming rapid cure and urging others with rheumatic or kidney issues to try it. Lewiston Maine official notes elderly benefit and vitality, with a price of fifty cents a bottle and local availability.
Concord defeated Brockton 10 to 1 as Cross earned the win over McGinley. Hafford Connors Cassidy Pernard Hamilton singled or doubled. Richardson hit a three bagger and Cross homered. Bigbee and Hafford stole bases twice. McLaughlin and Bigbee turned a double play. McGinley walked one and struck out two while Cross fanned four. Attendance 460.
Manchester faces Fall River while Concord plays Brockton in a slate of regional basketball games. Lowell meets Haverhill and Lawrence encounters Nashua, signaling a busy day for area clubs.
Lee pitched for Concord as Titus led the offense with three singles and two triples in five at bats. Fielding stops by Boardman and Berry stood out while Concord earned 3 runs to Brockton's 1. Titus hit two three-base hits. steals by Stewart Eustace Hoffman and Newton. Gehring walked twice. Lee struck out nine. Time 15 minutes. Umpire Cotter. Attendance 100.
Manchester shut out Fall River 3 0 with early scoring and sharp defense. Moorhead starred at short for Fall River while Whiting held the visitors after the first inning in a pitchers' duel. Attendance was about 500 as Morgan and Whiting exchanged blows in a tight game.
Haverhill failed to capitalize with runners on base as Lowell edged ahead. McLaughlin made a sensational stop on a liner to second and retired the side with a quick look to first. Cross and McGinley pitched well while Hickey and Bearcon handled seven chances in the field.
Lawrence scored eight runs on timely hitting to beat Nashua 8 to 4. Soffel starred with a three-base hit and two-base hits while Soffel and Bevier swatted key plays. Labelle started for Lawrence, fading in the sixth as Scowp finished. Nashua’s Wiley and an error helped the visitors mount a second-inning rally. Attendance listed as 100.
At the preliminary trial yesterday morning 11 of 47 speakers were retained for the final trial on Thursday May 14. The list includes G Bettman R Ernst O G Frantz M Hale B C Johnson R LuV Lyman D C Manning S Thurman Vv A Tsanoff S A Welldon J PD Williams.
At Glen Cove May 6 the Reliance and Columbia failed to contest due to light air. The Constitution was towed to New London for bottom cleaning and may be absent three days. The Reliance chased the Columbia, but calm weather kept them apart until a breeze finally allowed the Reliance to surge toward New York before returning to New Rochelle.
Local yachtsmen refrain from opinions on the Reliance versus Columbia brush, saying season progress is premature for judgments. They cite 1901 trial races and promise 40 official races later to settle merit, with Commodore John Q. Shaw expressing the cautious stance and noting lack of conditions knowledge.
Tufts overwhelmed Holy Cross 12 to 4 in the afternoon game at Tufts Oval. Clay pitched superbly with nine strikeouts and just ten hits allowed as Tufts produced 15 hits and errorless fielding. W. V. Cannell and Knight led multiple hits including three-baggers. Holy Cross showed solid teamwork and baserunning. Attendance 500.
Melrose defeats Winthrop High 39 to 3 at Tremon Street ball park with 26 hits to 2. Rowe pitches well, striking out four. Umpire Babcock. Somerville High crushes Wakefield 20 to 1 on their field, first inning fuels a 13-run surge. Goode noses a nose injury in third.
The Harvard Brown game was postponed due to wet grounds and will be played this afternoon at 4 o clock on Soldiers Field.
Sept 6 Glasgow. Renewal of Shamrock III trials postponed due to foul weather. First race set for Friday with a measured course race in the Firth of Clyde on Saturday. Sir Thomas Lipton praised Columbia Reliance after yesterday’s Long Island Sound test, calling a quarter mile in half an hour a tall order but noting Columbia was ahead.
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