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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1902

Page

3

Elkes To Sail Friday For International Hour Race

Boston notices report cyclist Harry Elkes will sail from France on the Fuerst Bismarck and arrive by the 2th to prepare for the May 30 international hour race at Charles River Park. Jules De Guichard may join. Robl is unlikely. Waller and Maya split. Hammond signed to replace Maya and train with Moran. Dave Shafer ill in Colorado. Jim Kennedy to run Manhattan Beach races. Sammie Sulkins pauses riding due to malaria.

Boston Harry Elkes France Charles River Park Jules de Guichard Robl Frank Waller Otto Maya Maya Revere Beach Watson Coleman Jimmy Moran Waller E. 4 Hammond Mattapoisett Hammond Dave Shafer Jimmy Michael Colorado Dave Manhattan Beach Jim Kennedy Sammie Sulkins

Canavan Sues Triumvirs Over Baseball Contract

Jimmy Canavan once with the New England and National Leagues sues the Boston National League club for breach of contract. A New Haven judge awarded Canavan 548.42, then Suffolk County court 656.60. The triumvirs appealed to the Superior Court, case pending.

Jimmy Canavan New Haven Elder Messrs. Soden, Billings and Conant Boston National Baseball Club

Baseball News From Rainy Philadelphia to Chicago

Reports from Philadelphia and Pittsburg show idle days for Boston teams as rain mars play. New York claims short distance from box to plate biased pitchers, with Fogel and Brush pushing to rerun games. Connie Mack denies Lajoie transfer. Johnson bans contract jumpers to curb turmoil. Lew Drill catches 16 straight. Greminger shines at third with flawless defense.

Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg New York Windy City Horace Fogel Theames Brush Fogel Jack’ O’connor Pirates Connie Mack Lajoie Cleveland Athletics Detroit-Chicago Lew Drill Georgetown Washingtons Chinage Lachanree Washington Courtney Demontreville Boston Nationals Greminger Jimmy Collins

East Boston Knockabout Club Seeks 10 mile race entries

Entry blanks are out for the 10 mile handicap road race of the Knockabout Cycle Club of East Boston on May 30. Prizes will be shown in a Meridian Street window after May 19. No sanction is required by the National Cycling Association and riders will not be disciplined by that body. Handicapping is by Frank N. Bemis. Entries close May 27 with C. H. Ingals at 301 Havre Street.

Knockabout Cycle Club East Boston C. H. Ingals Havre Street East Boston Meridian Street National Cycling Association Ders Frank N. Bemis Mr. Ingals

Police Baseball Burlesque Teases Jamaica Plain Fans

A Jamaica Plain burlesque baseball show mocks cops who patrol the district. Happy Jack McAdams stars as the pitcher in a comic skit, with mock routines named outwards and dewdrops. The curtain rises at 1 30 pending electric-car delays on the route.

Jamaica Plain West Roxbury McAdams Cy’ Young Gosnan Cy’’ McAdams

Brownell Trials at Stroke for Yale Rowing Duo

Brownell, former Yale stroke, tried at Harvard varsity yesterday. The two Harvard crews clashed with several exchanges, Foster rowing first boat and Brownell in the second. Lineups listed show Brownell sharing stroke duties with Yester in second boat, contesting for lead amid hard work and brushes.

Brownell Yale Harvard Foster Bancroft Shuebruk Francis Swift McGrew Bullard Bow James Ivy Yester Colby Smith Gregg Derby Covel Phillips Hartwell

Tennis At Glyde Park Invite Includes Top Players

The Clyde Park handicap tennis tournament begins soon with an invitation meeting later in the week featuring Malcolm D. Whitman Alfred Codman Beals C. Wright Joes Ware Arthur Pier Russell Fessenden George Atkinson Jr and Hi Carleton of the Longwood Club. Prizes go to winner and runner-up and strong tennis is expected with 33 entries in the club handicap event.

Clyde Park Malcolm D. Whitman Alfred Codman Beals C. Wright Joes Ware Arthur 9S. Pier Russell Fessenden George Atkinson, Jr

Open Golf at Wollaston Montclair May 13

An open tournament on the Wollaston Golf Club links at Montclair will be played as handicap medal 18 holes. Ten clubs, besides Wollaston, are represented and prizes await the best net and best gross scores. Thursday features an invitation team match with a prize for each member of the winning team and a medal for the best gross.

Wollaston Wollaston Golf Club Montclair

Concord Triumph In Wollaston Golf Match

The Concord team defeated Wollaston 1 to 0 in the Woman's Golf Association series at Wollaston Golf Club. Concord players were Grace Keyes, G Fiske, E Joy, and Mrs. Allen. Wollaston featured Mollie B Adams, Louise Barker, Marion Barker, and Morrison.

Wollaston Concord Llaston Wollaston Golf Club Grace Keyes G. Fiske E. Joy Allen Mollie B. Adams Louise Barker Marion Barker Morrison

Cleveland Wins Home Opener As Wood Drives In Two

Cleveland defeats St. Louis 4 to 2 at home. Wood hits a key ninth inning two-run double, boosting the clinching rally after costly Browns errors. Moore started and took the loss. Harper allowed eight walks while Sugden had two passed balls. Time two hours. Umpires Carruthers and Connolly.

Cleveland Woods Innning Browns Moore Foels Wood Bonner Heidrick Harper Jones Bradley Pickering Flick St. Louis Sugden Carruthers Connolly

Baltimore 10 Washington 3 in American game

Baltimore won easily from Washington 10 to 3 as Baltimore bunted effectively. Play ended after the sixth due to rain with Baltimore leading.

Baltimore Washington

Baseball scores from several cities and games

In Springfield Springfield 6 Waterbury 5 after 11 innings. New London 6 Bridgeport not listed. Norwich 12 New Haven 7. Meriden 10 Hartford 6. Worcester 12 Rochester 5. Providence 5 Buffalo 2. Jersey City 6 Toronto 5.

Buffalo Teres Eeeresane Rochester Eeeeeeeson Aeeeee Newark Ee Eeeeeatrae Providence Aeee Jersey Mtyeseeee Eee Ee Eee Toronto iWeeene Nes Seeeeeree O Worcester Seeeee Eebeervess Montreal Iedeeen Ata Sobs Aare Springfield Waterbury New London Bridgeport Norwich New Haven Meriden Hartford Worcester Rochester Buffalo Jersey City

Pnematic Canoe Cushion Ad by Iver Johnsons

An old ad claims every canoe should have a Pneumatic cushion and that a one foot square cushion will support a grown person. The promotion references Iver Johnson’s at 163 Washington St.

Iver Johnson

Lowell and Concord Battle in 6-0 Nashua Loss

Concord trounced Nashua 6 to 0 as Nashua failed to hit, O'Brien homered in the second, Eaton added a three base hit in the eighth. Bawcock Reccius Burrill Boardman Doe Kane Gildea Jay Van Almkirk 2 Kane listed among pitchers and batters. Attendance 900 in Nashua New Hampshire.

Bawcock Reccius Burrill Boardman Doe Kane Gildea Jay van Almkirk Taite Recitas Sam Ferson

Cross Dominates Game as Manchester Struggles Injuries

Lowell May 13 A National Leaguer named Cross was in great form allowing only three hits as Manchester was outplayed from the start. Cote of Manchester was struck in the head by Webber while sliding to home in the fourth. he was injured and Thackera replaced him.

New England Lowell Cross Manchester Cote Webber Thackera

Lawrence Triumphs With Last-Inning Burst in Haverhill

In Haverhill on May 433 Lawrence captured the game with six hits and seven runs in the final inning. Both teams produced heavy batting across nearly every frame, totaling ten two-base hits and two three-base hits as the contest unfolded.

Haverhill Lawrence

Fall River Beats Dover 12 to 8 in New Hampshire

Fall River defeated Dover 12 to 8 with Van Almkirk leaving the mound for Kanes in the third. A Dover visiting player, from Dover, received an order for a $5 suit of clothes when he came to bat in the first inning.

Fall River Dover New England N. H van Almkirk Kanes

Boxing Gossip Notes Bowdoin Club Fight and O'Rourke Setback

The Bowdoin Square Club crowd praised the Erne Gans bout as a fluke and anticipate a rematch as both boxers earned credit. Sullivan, Bennet, and O Rourke receive focus with training, weights, and upcoming matchups noted amid club plans and fan comfort upgrades.

Missing yacht Little Peter valued by George B Doane

The yacht Little Peter belonging to George B Doane of Dorchester disappeared from its mooring near Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club at Commercial Point. It was aground at 10 PM Monday and could not be moved before midnight due to the tide. Police believe local knowledge aided the theft as the Neponset River channel is hard to navigate at night.

Erne-Gans Erne Ernc Gans Bowdoin Square Club Twin Sullivan Sulivan Patsey Sweeney Sullivan Jack Bennett Boston Bowdoin Bowdoin Club Young Bryson Jig Stone Young Kelly Young Nadean Eugene Smith Billy Gallagher Jack Fitzpatrick Rob Montgomery Jack Carrie Billy Gardner Criterion Sweeney Patsey Andy Watson O'Rourke Watson Howard Street Criterion Club M. J. Kelliher Springfield Patsey Sweener John L. Sullivan Thas Beens RB. H. Benton Rob Rov Little Peter George B. Doane Dorchester Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club Commercial Point Neponset

Chicago Defeats Brooklyns 1-0 on Seal of Errors

Chicago's lone hit off Donovan followed by a base on balls, an error, and a sacrifice produced the decisive run as Mene fee pitched a strong game to shut out Brooklyn. Visitors hit Williams hard early but could not capitalize. Attendance 1100.

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New York Edges St Louis In Tie Breaking Win

New York defeated St Louis 3 to 1 in a tense National League game. The deciding moment came when umpire ruled Wicker out at third after the game was tied with two outs. New York scored two runs in the 10th inning amid an attendance of about 1,000.

New York ST. Louis Wicker

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