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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
9
New York Nabs Game in Ninth on Hits Rally
In Cincinnati New York won in the ninth after four singles and a double by Hahn. Chicago beat Boston in Chicago with a late fourth inning rally. Taylor controlled the visitors as only two reached second. Attendance 5000 and 2400 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New York
Hahn
Chicago
Boston
Taylor
Hoy
Coos & Dobbs
Beckley
Corcoran
Ee Jones
Steinfeld
Dexter
Ietz
C Williams
P Eeereees Schaefer
P. Seeeesets
Eeek
Eeeerereeeree
Chance
Toone
Eeeree Eeee
O’ Hagen
Tinker
A.B
Greminger
Iteh Taylor
Tillon
Courtney
Kittredge
O’ Han
Slagle
Exter
O’hagen
Se Aetet
Tay- Taylor
Sita
Willis
Mplt Ay
Bransfield Drives Pittsburg Past Philadelphia in May Contest
Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 5-1 as Bransfield drove in the first five Pittsburg runs with a sequence in the sixth inning. Philadelphia scored on a walk and two hits in the sixth. attendance was about 2,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Bransfield
Brooklyn Slugs Past St Louis in One-Sided Game
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 14 hits to none as Murphy was toppled. St Louis fielding was weak and failed to bat Kitson twice in a row. Attendance listed at 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Murphy
Kitson
First 36 Hole Handicap Medal For Women At Concord
The Concord Golf Club hosts the first 36 hole handicap medal play for women in the region with Mollie Adams Wollaston leading after 18 holes at 97. Others include Elizabeth Porter Oakley 103 Grace Keyes Concord 104 and Marjorie Phelps Brae Burn 100 with a list of scores from various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Golf Club
Miss Mollie Adams
Wollaston Golf Club
Elizabeth F Porter
Oakley
Grace B. Keyes
Mollie Adams
Wollaston
Elizabeth F. Porter
Grace B Keyes
Elizabeth Farrington
Voeper
Harriet Curtis
Marjorie W. Phelps
Brae- Burn
G. H. Francis
Country
Gertrude Fiske
Alice Bradford
Pauline Mackay
Olive Morrison
Marie F. Phelps
Brae+Burn
Louisa Wells
Grace Stults
W. H. Allen, Jr
Leonard F.le
Allee Stackpole
Mary D. Brooks
Elizabeth Ludlam
Concert on the Wabash A grand success by Gleason and guests
A concert on the Wabash featured soprano Kathryn Gleason violinist Le Blanc and Signor Carlo Carciotto with additional performers. Manager Rev Jarmines Conlon and Mr J D Judge led the event to a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gleason
le Blanc
Carlo Carciotto
Jarmines Conlon
J. D. Judge
Philadelphia at Boston and other NBA matchups
Matchups include Philadelphia visiting Boston, Washington at Baltimore, St. Louis at Chicago, and Detroit at Cleveland, outlining four regional games on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Uevabs Sauwee
Lois
Cece
Philadelphia
Chicago
Veewas
Washington
Cleveland
R Atta
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Detroit
Boston Beats Athletics 4 to 2 as Collins Stars
Connie Mack’s Philadelphia A’s drop a 4 2 decision to Boston at Huntington Avenue Grounds. Jimmy Collins shines with a homer and three extra base hits, while Winters and Wiltse duel. umpire Carruthers faces heated crowd but is upheld by the game’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie’ Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Napoleon Lajoie
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Jimmy” Collins
Winters
Boston
Bobby
Carruthers
Freeman
Collins
Ferris
Harry Gleason
Championship Hall
Wiltse
Athletics
Gleason
Philadelphia
Davis
George Lachance
Hartsel
Lachance
Lalchance
Powers
Fultz
Love Cross
Seybold
Monte Cross
Rostow
Parent
Stahl
Cross
Slove
Castro
A.B. R
A. B
Céline
Fireewman
Jesse Hickman
Ae Tachance
Errs
A.B. St. P.O
Fuitz
Steere Wees
Eteaee
Fivcasvnee
Eveweee
R Cross
Eae Powers
Ere Castro
L. Cross
M. Cross
Seyd
Py_ Wiltse
Arent
Lachance Ferris
Inters
Warner
Mpire
Washington Wins Ten Inning Tilt Over Baltimore
In Baltimore, May 16, the Washington American League team defeated Baltimore in a 10 inning game after heavy batting by both clubs. Shields exited in the third inning and Howell pitched in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Shields
Howell
Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Promotes Cold Cure
E. W. Grove appears on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promoting a remedy that claims to cure a cold in one day for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
E. W. Grove
Chicago Edge St Louis With Late Single
Two bases on balls two sacrifices and Green's timely single produced Chicago runs. St Louis avoided a shutout thanks to two gifts and an error. Attendance 2590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Green
St. Louis
Miller Wins Despite Eight Bases On Balls In Cleveland Fight
Cleveland recalls Miller earned the win by holding the locals to three hits as Wright was hit hard in one inning. Elber sields's single drove in two runs, sealing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Cosncsee
Thoney
Demis
Wright
Hemphill
Detroit
Cleveland
McCarthy
Barrett
Elberfeld
Dillon
Miller
Connolly
Farrell
Nichols
Smoot
Barclay
Ere Kruger
Hartman
S.eeene
Brasher
Sees
Sdedevoneesee
Ryan
Murphy
Brivolgh
Issnsnes Crags
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Kruger
Dahlen
Irwin
Ahearn
Keeler
Sheckard
Kitson
McCreery
B Murphy
Stuis
Brown
Powers
Elbersleld
Gilroy
Britt
Lawrence Veedies
Fall River
Ward
Krouse
Bowcock
Grant
O'Brien
Conroy
Lawrence
Long
Shires
McDonald
Rudderham
A.B. R
Labelle
Lowell
Eeerereee
Nashua
Moran
McLaughlin
Butman
Maynard
Shea
Offville
Beville
Duffy Attendan
Manchester
Murray
Aidi
Smith
Morrissey
Swander
van Kane
Knau
S. S
Clark
Cote
Cresoees
Egner
Vvecoccsseensess
Uniac
Nehlit
C. F Carney
Gorman
Wever Sees Tott
Miron
Raton
McAleese
Eevee
Concord
Lott
Kane
Rapp
Carney
Kaner
Exner
O’brien
Dorsey
Doherty
tHerwig
Eee
Haverhill
Eer Eeree
Dover
Eeee
Spooner
Herwig
Shineel
White
O'Reilly
Hassett
Fall River Narrowed by Low Hit Game
Long pitched for Lawrence and with solid fielding, Fall River managed only five hits. Through eight innings they had two infield singles, then fate worsened as Gilroy held the line with good pitching but minimal team support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Long
Lawrence
Gilroy
Manchester Beats Concord 6 4 in Varick Park Tilt
New England League action at Varick Park saw Manchester defeat Concord 6 to 4. Egner limited the visitors to six scattered hits while Noblit starred in center for Manchester. In Nashua Lowell won 5 to 2 as Sockalexis doubled and White pitched well, with Tibbetts debuting at first base and making an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Haverhill Eeeerever
Dover Eeereeevnese
Eereese
Fall River
Nashua
Per
Manchester Eeeesereseseres
Concord
Manchester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Dover
Lowell
N. H
Varick ‘Park
McAleese
O’brien
Noblit
Egner
White
Tibbetts
Herwig
Spooner
Girard
Weddidge
O'Reilly
Bernard
Dover Defeats Haverhill in Error-Filled Game
Dover delivered an easy victory over Haverhill as the locals scored six runs in the second inning on seven errors by the visitors. The rough inning set the tone for a one sided contest in this May clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Dover
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Keister
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Mannter
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