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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1901

Page

3

Selee Seeks Outfield Boost With Dobbs Signing

There is a lull in local baseball as National and American games were postponed due to wet grounds. Boston plans to add John J. Dobbs from Cincinnati to strengthen the outfield, with Jack Barry likely to be released if the NL limit forces cuts.

Philadelphia Boston National Phillies Selee John J. Dobbs Cincinnati Dobbs Dick Harley Reds J. Ed. Grillo Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Jimmy Barrett Man R Selee Grillo Harley Utica Nick’’ Young Hamilton Crolius Gammons Barry Sclee Jack’ Barry Washington Duffy Mr. Selee Collins Bill Clarke

Waddell Delivers Career Highlight in Chicago Win

Waddell pitched superbly for Chicago allowing five hits and fanning seven. He also belted a terrific two on base homer to center with two on, sealing a 6 to 2 victory over St. Louis. Scoring included a Chicago gift run and Burkett's RBI hit. Attendance 50. Home run by Waddell and key hits by Ryan McGann and Dexter highlighted the game.

Chicago St. Louis Louis Ryan McGann Dexter Waddell Dolan Wallace Jones

Tannehill Stifles Cincinnati as Pittsburg Wins Late

Tannehill’s fine pitching and sharp fielding pace Pittsburg to a 2 run lead before darkness halts the game in the eighth. Newton pitched well for Cincinnati but Pittsburg’s timely hits produced all runs. Attendance 3500. Two-base hit Tannehill. Sacrifice Leach. Stolen base Dobbs. Bases on balls 2. Struck out 5. Time 1h 15m. Umpire Dwyer.

Pittsburg Tannehill Newton Incinnati Leach Dobbs Kahoe Dwyer Merten Isbell Shugart Mertes Patterson Griffith Hart Grifith Manassau Sheridan YALE A. E Guernsey Barnwell C. F Cook Miller Peters Rogers Seeene Cooney Gilman Woodsum Merrow Seer Jackson Ewes Spancer Eevee Enews Exeter Hirsh F. M. Robertson A. Robertson Cooney Sharpe Cook F. M.bertson Rockwell Robertson Charles

Detroit Wins Series Finale Over Milwaukee 7 6

Detroit defeats Milwaukee 7 to 6 in the final game of the series. Umpire Connelly ejected Duffy for arguing a safe call at first. Notable plays include two-base hits by Barrett and Nance, three-base hits by Cronin and Leahy, and solid defense from Nance and Husting. Attendance about 1500.

Detroit Milwaukee Duffy Cronin Hasting Miller Sparks Nance Husting Barrett Leahy bat—Leahy Lberfeld Buelow Wales Aeaaahy Anderson Mateuse Danes Nin Usting Parks Elberfeld Dillon Connelly

Chicago Triumphs Over Cleveland in Sloppy Ebb Series Game

Chicago erased a tight start with a late surge, defeating Cleveland 15 to 4. Chicago totaled nine hits while Cleveland made three costly errors and three wild pitches, with Pickering stroking a three-base hit and McCarthy Yeager and Mertes collecting two-base hits as Genius Lachance and Dradicy contributed on the bases.

Chicago Cleveland Elland White Pickering Fae McCarthy Yeager Mertes som—Genius Lachance Dradicy

Pastern League Results From Four Games Reported

Buffalo defeats Syracuse 6 to 5 at Buffalo. Toronto beats Worcester 6 to 5. Rochester wins 4 to 2 over Providence. Hartford shuts out Montreal 9 to 0 after Montreal forfeits in the twelfth inning.

Rochester Providence Aete Toronto Eesnee Worcester Ee Eescressidesees Syracuse Eevee Eeeree Buffalo Steer Seeeves Montreal BAT Hartford Ee Buffalo Worcester Providence Hartford

National and college games listed for today across multiple leagues

National League matchups include Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburg American League features Washington at Boston Philadelphia at Baltimore Cleveland at Milwaukee Chicago at Detroit College and school games list include Holy Cross vs Williams Roxbury High vs Boston College Harvard freshmen vs St Mark's Wakefield High vs Frye School and more in varied venues from Worcester to Pomfret and Exeter entries.

Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Holy Cross Williams Worcester Roxbury High Boston College Franklin Field Boston Latin Powder Point Duxbury Harvard St. Mark's Southboro Wakefield High Frye School Wakefield Leigh Hyde Park High Hyde Park

Yale Takes Both Games in Exeter Matchup

Exeter, N H May 10 Yale won easily 9 to 2 despite Exeter pitcher Jackson showing some skill. Exeter defender fielding faltered allowing Yale to score after two outs. Captain Robertson collected three hits in the first inning for Exeter while Yale benefited from weak defense.

Exeter N. H Phillips Exeter Yale Jackson Academy Robertson

Yale defeats Phillips Andover 3 to 2 in tight baseball clash

Yale beat Phillips Andover 3 to 2 as Sharpe limited Andover to four hits while Yale collected seven off Campbell. Trade and Lanigan made key plays in the field, Hasenwinkle and Campbell turned double plays, Miller mishandled two flies in the ninth allowing two runs.

Andover Yale Philllips Sharpe Campbell Lanigan Hutscamp Hasenwinkle Miller Waddell F. A. Robertson Yale AB Guernsey Barnwell Scseevess Cook Seeevee Miller Phillips Andover Poe Lanigan Huiscamp Seer O’brien Seeras Matthews Eae Campbell Scribner R. F Ee Hasenwinkle Farson Burke C. Eeseesseeseeree Hirsh Campbell Ang Hasenwinkle Sha Crowley

Somerville High Baseball Beats Cambridge In Poor Weather

Somerville High defeated Cambridge 1 0 despite a damp day at Tufts Oval. Captain Jones pitched all seven innings with 14 strikeouts and no errors, while Cambridge managed five errors and five hits.

Somerville Jones

Lawson honored by union workmen for yachtIndependence

Thomas W. Lawson will receive a memorial called a Testimonial of Good Fellowship funded by Boston area unions and the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders. The $100 parchment honors his support for organized labor and Boston pride in the yacht Independence. Delayed presentation shifts to a later date due to launch timing, with preparations across Hull and East Boston ports.

Thomas W. Lawson International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Boston Lawson Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club J. J. Minton Thomas Keenan William McNabb Joseph McDonald William McGowan Minton McDonald Independence Keenan Shamrock Union Laor

Independence launch plans loom for next Saturday

Thousands seek admission to witness the Independence launch as builders favor a night ceremony while Mr. Lawson weighs a day baptism. The exact time and format remain unsettled with several thousand requests to view the event, possibly drawing attendees from Chicago and beyond.

Cadence Boston Lawton Herreshoff Haff Independence East Atlantic Works Lawson Mr. Lawson Chicago

Shamrock II Trial Prospects Highlight Uncertain Lead

London May 10 The Shamrock II trials are only sail stretches so far. experts say she should beat Shamrock I and may be faster off Sandy Hook, but precise margins remain undetermined. The Yachting World notes beats in calm wind are inconclusive until tested in fresh breeze and rough seas.

London The Evening News Solent Sandy Hook

Shamrock II Trials Delayed By Ill Luck at Southampton

The Shamrock II. was beached for repairs after yesterday's accident. Captain Sycamore said trials likely cannot resume until Monday. Telescoping topmast trouble persists as gear must be cut adrift and a heavier gaff, ordered from the Dennys, has not arrived.

Southampton Sycamore Dennys

Harvard to Face Columbia in Lacrosse Title Match

Harvard meets Columbia at Soldiers Field at 2 PM for a second championship lacrosse game. The afternoon contest follows a season building run as the teams clash for the title.

Harvard Columbia Soldiers Field

Harvard seeks lacrosse advantage in Interuniversity league clash

Harvard holds a light edge over Columbia in the Interuniversity Lacrosse League title race this season. Harvard notes a stronger record on Southern trip, 6 to 1 over Pennsylvania, and veteran depth with ten players back from last year. Captain Sever and Carter anchor defense, Guggenheimer guards the goal. Columbia counters with nine returning players and a string of early wins, lining up with a mix of experience and talent.

Columbia Interuniversity Lacrosse League United States Harvard Pennsylvania Sever Carter Guggenheimer Johns Hopkins

Democrats Begin City Campaign in Boston Meeting

The Boston city Democracy gathers twenty five ward representatives at Washington street to organize registration naturalization and voter assessment. Joseph J. Corbett elected chairman and Donovan praised as rally leader while aiming to defeat an assessing bill and push for a Democratic mayor in December.

Boston City Committee Washington Street Donovan Doyle Harry W. Nann John H. Lee J. J. Corbett Martin M. Lomasney Lee Nawn and Doyle Collins McIsaac Ward 15 Joseph J. Corbett Corbett Post Senate Democratic City Committee Harry Nawn Ward Democracy

Two Men Beat Bogey In Open Foursomes at Country Club

Brookline May 10 in blustery weather fifty golfers played the open foursomes against bogey on the second day of the spring tournament at the Country Club. The best score of the day came from T R Wheelock of the Country Club and Geoffrey M Wheelock of Harvard at 3 up on the bogey. They went 47 out and 46 back with a nine handicap and were the only pair to beat the bogey. C I Travelli of Brae Burn and A J Wellington of Oakley were 1 down for the second best score. Saturday features a members challenge cup and memento with 18 handicap limit.

Brookline Country Club T. R. Wheelock Geoffrey M. Wheelock Harvard C. I. Travelli Brae Burn A. J. Wellington Oakley G. M. Wheelock Deees

Deer Isle Constitution preparations progress at Bristol

Deer Isle quartermasters Cyrus Thompson and Charles Gray oversee sailing gear for the Constitution while Long Islanders B B Doxsee and J L Doxsee assist. Mainmast spreaders brace ends in brass sockets, steel mainboom nearly finished, sling test expected late week, cup defender delays and steel gaff under construction for next week.

Bristol R. I Deer Isle Cyrus Thompson Charles Gray B. B. Doxsee J. L. Doxsee

Canada’s Cup Challenger Lengthens For Toronto Race

The Canadian yacht being built at Oakville for the Canada Cup races, designed by Mr Mibphick of Cowes, appears longer than the Beaver. It will be about 60 feet overall with a 30 foot waterline and 6 foot draught. A notable feature is a smaller and differently shaped fin allowing a stern rudder stock attachment.

Toronto Ont Andrews Oakville Mibphick Cowes Reaver Chicago

Wall Street Panic Shocks Government Banks and Workers

Government employees tracked stock fluctuations during a market panic that demoralized department routines. Secretary Root questioned reporters at the War Department levee about Northern Pacific closing figures. Hundreds of clerks lost years of savings in steel and railway stocks.

Wall Street Root War Department Northern Pacific

Swan Denies Relation to Arlington Clerk Relative

In Arlington reports about Assistant Town Clerk Roland A Swan a wealthly relative named Harrison Swan of Somerville is denied. Harrison Swan states he is not related to Roland and knew only that a man named Swan lived in Arlington when Harrison resided there.

Roland A. Swan Arlington Harrison Swan Somerville Roland Swan

Boxing Gossip and Rivalry Reflections From New York

Boston writer Rob Roy Benton shares boxing and wrestling chatter from New York. He notes Nouroulah the Turk dominates on an 18 foot mat and describes Tom Jenkins’ clash with the giant, while praising Bob Fitzsimmons and detailing letters from readers and mentors.

New York Martin Julian Nouroulah Tom Jenkins Jenkins al Smith Barney Aaron P. J. Goulding Marshall Rees Somerville Jake Freedman Will Goulding Bob Fitzsimmons Fitz Boston J. B. Kelly Springfield Patsey Sweeney J. J. Foley Harvard Benton Horan South Boston England English Channel J. J Foley Cego Windy City Tim_ Corbett United States Steel Yan Lowell Wales Dente Gardner H. Benton Rob Roy

Jordan Horses to be Sold at American Horse Exchange

A Tuesday sale at the American Horse Exchange features 12 head from Eben D. Jordan Plymouth stud led by prize stallion Maximilian and the renowned Gentleman John. The event, managed by W. D. Grand, includes chestnut pairs and harness horses with show-ring honors. An electric light exhibition opens Monday evening.

American Horse Exchange Hackney Sale W. D. Grand Eben D. Jordan Plymouth Hackney Maximilian Gentleman John America

Scarcity of Steersmen Hits Motor Tandem Racing

Steersmen for motor tandems are scarce as more riders use two tandems. pacemakers attract top pay and few experienced steersmen remain. Labor talks arise among New England track owners and riders, with unions discussed to enforce contracts and discipline across tracks.

France New England Springfield Inc Stro Interes

Concord Golf Club Triumphs Over Salem Team

The Concord Golf Club defeated the Salem Golf Club 20 up in a one sided match on Concord links this afternoon.

Concord Salem Golf Club Concord Golf Club

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