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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1903

Page

3

Harvard Football Reels Under Amherst Defeat

Harvard faces a grim period after a decisive loss to Amherst on Soldiers Field. The Crimson seek renewed vigor with intensive practice and a large coaching staff, aiming to rebuild a lineup capable of competing with Yale Penn West Point and Dartmouth.

Amherst Harvard Soldiers Field Crimson Yale Pennsylvania West Point Dartmouth Carlisle Indians

Boxing Gossip at Criterion Club Prepares for Big Bout

Boxers Carter and Alcock square off tomorrow at 541 Tremont Street with Carter holding a size advantage and past wins over Alcock cited. The Central Athletic Club card features Jimmy Gardner versus Kid Griffo in a highly expected main event and a slate of tough preliminaries as promoters promote membership and controversy around Gans.

Criterion Club Tremont Street Carter Criterion Barbadoes Alcott Arky Lewis Central Athletic Club Jimmy Gardner Kid Griffo Gardner Lowell Griffo Kid Pantz Austin Rice Iron Man Pantz Jimmy Hanl Joe Williams Patsy McKenna Chisholm Roday Wall Market Street Brighton Speedway Athletic Club Gene Flanagan Waltham Fred Bryson Joe Nelson Chelsea Dick Lynch Lynch Joe Bryson Jack Flanagan Cambridge Frank Ams Ikey Woods Ikey Frank Chisholm New England Carr Lewiston Kid Dufresne Walsh Jimmy Briggs Terry Mc Chester Goodwin Forbes Danny Dougherty Sammymith Inquirer Ryan A. C al Greenwood Tom Wilson Jim Cortt Kid Carter Boston The Post Joe Gans Gans Arthur Cote Patsey Haley B. H. Benton Rob Roy

Cleveland Americans win Ohio championship over Cincinnati

The Cleveland American League club won the Ohio title by taking the second game of a doubleheader to seal a 6 to 4 series win over Cincinnati. Final game scores show Cleveland 6 10 4 and Cincinnati 7 18 6 with 5743 in attendance.

Cleveland Americans Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland RHE Sutthoff Harper Schlel Rhoades Abbott

Chicago Americans blank Nationals 2 to 0

Chicago defeated Washington 2 to 0 as Dr. White held the Nationals to six safeties. Lundgren pitched well aside from a rough third inning with four consecutive hits producing both runs. Attendance 11,000 at the game.

Chicago Nationals Dr. White Lundgren R.H.E. American National King White Sullivan Sheridan Johnstone

Nationals Defeat Americans 9 5 In Postseason Finish

In St Louis on October 11 the Nationals beat the Americans 9 to 5 in the final game of the post season series. Brown pitched standout the Nationals outhit and outfielded the Americans. Attendance was listed at 5000 with Brown and Ryan behind the plate Pelty and Shannon on the Americans.

ST. Louis St. Louis Americans St. Louis Nationals Nationals Brown Ryan Pelty Shannon

Man Bows Bear With a Kick in Illwaco Woods

Osborne Goulter encountered a she bear with two cubs in the woods near Illwaco Washington. Unarmed and blocked by brush he used a strong kick to the nose, sending the bear fleeing. No injuries are reported.

Ilwaco Wash Osborne Goulter

Many Deer Killed in Maine as Hunting Opens

In Kineo Maine Oct 11 deer hunting opened with poor conditions for still hunters. The season has yielded many deer carcasses including a surprising number of Goestead fawns. Despite a new license law hunters still kill fawns and does, arguing a deer is a deer regardless of price or legality.

Kineo

Captain Collins Predicts Home Win In Nervous Town

Captain Collins says the team expects a victory in today’s game while at home townspeople press for a win. He notes away games offer focus free of distractions and anticipates a win with Sam Leever or Vail slated to pitch. He praises treatment received in both Pittsburg and the current city.

Bostons Sam Leever Vail

Homeward Team Aims to Close Series Strong

The speaker expresses relief at returning home after an 80 to? victory and anticipates winning the series soon. They acknowledge fatigue from the ongoing struggle and voice determination to end it promptly tomorrow.

Boston Fans and Stars Return After Close Series Sendoff

The loyal rooters arrive in large crowds at South station after a hard road trip with Cy Young and Captain Jimmy Collins receiving warm welcomes. Fans express confidence Boston will win the deciding game, while Pittsburg supporters head to their Vendome base awaiting Tuesday’s clash.

Jimmy Collins Cy Young Charley Lavis Mike McGreevy Pittsburg Huntington Avenue Boston Collins Post Smoky City Back Bay South Station Vendome Clarke

National League fielding averages 1903 by position

Official fielding averages for players who appeared in at least 15 games in a single position during 1903. Compiled by Secretary H. C. Pulliam, the figures cover National League players and list rankings by position.

New York H. C. Pulliam

East Boston Men Rescued From Drifting Yacht by Police Boat

Two East Boston men George J. Cullen and William H. Grizzell were rescued after nearly two hours aboard a drifting yacht battered by heavy seas. They clung to ropes as waves swept the craft toward Bird's Island. police vessel Guardian towed them to East Boston after Captain Mareen maneuvered a safe recovery.

East Boston George J. Cullen Putnam Street William H. Grizzell Maverick Street Boston Jeffries Point Bird’s Island Guardian Mareen Mr. Cullen

Flood Devastates Paterson Area with 2.5 Million Loss

The Paterson district suffers extensive flood damage with over 500 families homeless. About 160 sheltered in Apollo Hall, others in the armory per Governor Murphy order. Dundee dam intact, but risk remains for Passaic, Wallington, and Duttonville as workers at Kearns Bros. dyehouse struggle to salvage silks amid rising water.

Apollo Hall Murphy Passaic Dundee Paterson Wallington Duttonville Kearns Bros

Civil War Veteran Hiram Stanton Dies at Chelsea Home

Hiram Stanton age 72, a Civil War veteran and former first sergeant in Company M Kentucky Cavalry, died yesterday at the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea. Born in Bartlett New Hampshire, he was admitted to the service in 186?

Hiram Stanton Chelsea Kentucky Cavalry Bartlett N. H

Gale Rips Boston Harbor Shipping Amid Severe Gale

A northeasterly gale off the New England coast disrupts harbor activity. Long Island Sound steamers delay while Boston yachts report damage and near misses as City of Gloucester and Halifax battle heavy seas. No lives yet reported lost.

New England Boston Long Island Sound Dorchester Pleasure Bays Lfe City Gloucester Central Wharf Halifax Union Wharf

Revere Beach Wrecks Hit Pebble Beach and Short Beach

A northeast gale drove ashore at Pebble Beach and Short Beach wrecking the Azel Rose clipper dory and H. C. Hoffman dory while Isfort Strongs’ large bathing raft was smashed. The Dora yacht broke up with only the stem remaining. Underpinings of several cottages at Short Beach were weakened and repairs quickly begun.

Pebble Beach Beachmont Azel Rose Short Beach H. C. Hoffman Isfort & Strong Dora Crescent Beach

Passenger killed on Old Dominion liner Jefferson

The Old Dominion liner Jefferson arrived in New York at 10 30 a m after a stormy passage. The ship was due to arrive Saturday but rough easterly seas delayed its voyage and a passenger was reported killed during the trip.

New York Old Dominion Jefferson

Stormbound Fleet Braves Gales Entering Halifax Harbor

A large fleet of 50 to 60 sail and barges rode out a fierce gale in Halifax harbor as thick mist and rising seas hampered navigation. Vessels to reach port included the James S. Whitney from New York and the Prince Arthur from Yarmouth. A passenger on the Henry Wilson was fatally knocked down by a heavy sea during the storm.

Cunard Altonia Boston Liverpool Queenstown Halifax Prince Arthur Hamburg-American Line Assyria Hamburg Borneo Calcutta Algiers Fernley Java Nash, Spaulding & Co Leyland Line Canadian Cambrian London City of Birmingham Savannah Philadelphia Delaware Capes Howard Baltimore Ellis Prince George Long Wharf Yarmouth Herman Winter Seaboard New York Metropolitan Line James S. Whitney Whitney India Wharf Nantucket Shoals Kinney Boston Light Richard Learson United States Quartermaster Henry Wilson Old Point Comfort BE. B. Hawley Lake View Moon County N. C

City Point Yachts Ashore After Northeaster Strikes

A violent northeaster battered Pleasure and Dorchester bays in South Boston from midnight to daybreak. Dozens of boats were wrecked or driven ashore including five sloops and schooners in Pleasure Bay and three yachts in Dorchester Bay. Notable losses included the Wyona and Josie C with others missing or sinking near Cow Pasture and Castle Island. Rescue efforts by life-saving crews saved some, while several boats were heavily damaged or lost.

City Point Pinkham South Pleasure Dorchester Bays Boston Pleasure Bay Dorchester Bay Long Island Squantum Wyona D. F. Pinkham Josie C Clarke Majestic Theatre Orchestra Bedbug Q Street Castle Island Head House Lottie Harry Reincher Maud William Johnson Creoa Lynch Roxbury Wasp Billy Ryan Howard Stickney Captain Higgins Welcome

Heavy gale delays Sound steamers and repairs cited

A northeast gale hit the Sound string of steamers with most vessels delayed. The Fall River line s teamer Priscilla arrived over an hour late after battling wind and waves off Connecticut and Rhode Island. City of Bedford burst a steampipe off New London and needed repairs before continuing. City of Fall River also ran several hours late into port.

Fall River Priscilla Connecticut Rhode Island City of New Bedford New London

Identity Unknown After Cat-Boat Sighting Off Woods Hole

Two young men and a man hired a small cat-boat to sail from New Bedford toward Buzzards Bay yesterday morning. Attempts by life saving stations to identify the trio have failed. Authorities suspect the craft may be the same vessel seen drifting at sea.

Wood's Hole New Bedford Buzzard’s Bay

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