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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1903

Page

3

Boston Women Hard 10 Beat Boston Women Hard 10 Beat New York

New York and Philadelphia women face a tough challenge against Boston players in intercity matches to be held at Brookline on October 28 29. Boston’s form comes after victories at Baltusrol and Wheaton with several players active at coastal resorts this summer.

Boston New York Philadelphia Brookline Clement A. Griscom Baltusrol Wheaton Maine Massachusetts

Mills Strike Over Wages Hits Fall River Factories

In Fall River on October 16, about 50 male spinners from Merchants' cotton mills 1 and 2 walked off duty in wage dispute. Backboys in both mills also idle as workers seek higher pay.

Fall River

Nine of 34 Autos Fail in New York Pittsburg Run

In the New York Pittsburg endurance race 42 entered and 34 started. Two remain on the road. nine dropped out at various points. Top finishers include No 10 George Schules No 17 Percy P Pierce No 6 P H Deming No 14 Charles Sheppie No 2 B B Holcomb No 35 F B Sterns among others. The event logged 907 points lost to tire trouble, with no foreign tires used.

Pittsburg Penn New York-Pittsburg George Schules Percy P. Pierce P. H. Deming Charles Sheppie Wabb Jay Arthur Gardner E. T. Fetch B. B. Holcomb F. B. Sterns

Bear and cubs slain at Moosehead Lake camp

J N Berry of Lakewood New Jersey and J S Snyder of Boston hunted at F B Snyder’s private camp at Moosehead Lake. Berry killed a mother bear and two cubs and took a buck and a doe as the legal deer limit. He recounted the final headshot that felled the mother bear near the cubs.

Portland J. N. Berry Lakewood N. J J. S. Snyder Boston Snyder Moosehead Lake

Margaret Nichols Wins Tennis Challenge Cup

At Longwood yesterday forenoon Miss Margaret Nichols won the scratch singles lawn tennis tournament for women and captured the challenge cup from Miss Eleanor Stockton. Nichols defeated Stockton in two straight sets. the cup must be won three times to become permanent.

Longwood Margaret Nichols Eleanor Sstockton Eewin Sheafe Miss Nichols Miss Stockton

Tufts Institutes Stricter Rules for Tufts T and Captains

Tufts College Athletic Association adopted new rules in Bedford on October 16. Varsity athletes must play a full half of at least half the games to wear the Tufts T. Track and tennis requirements rise. Baseball and football captains will be elected by varsity players, with the board of athletic directors holding power to grant or withhold the T after eligibility is reached.

Bedford Tufts Tufts College Athletic Association

Harvard Golf Team Heads to Intercollegiate in New York

Harvard's golf squad leaves for New York to compete in the inter collegiate tournament at Garden City next week. The seven players are H. B. Hollins Jr., H. Egan, W. E. Egan, A. A. Murdock, G. O. Winston, W. C. Chick and M. McBurney.

Harvard New York Garden City H. B. Hollins, Jr H. ©. Egan W. E. Egan A. A. Murdock G. O. Winston W. C. Chick M. McBurney

Gardner Defeats Griffo in Lenox Athletic Card

Kid Williams could not attend the Gardner match in Philadelphia, leading to Griffo’s substitute. Gardner outpointed Griffo over twelve rounds under Referee Fred Bush with a bustling, tactical fight. Preliminary bouts included Sweeney vs James and Carr vs Jones, with Jones awarded the win amid crowd disapproval and police crowd control outside.

Kid Williams Philadelphia Jimmy Gardner Lenox A. C Kid Griffo Fred Bush Gardner Ut Gardner Griffo Peter Sweeney Manchester N. H Kid James San Francisco Eddie Carr South Boston Griff Jones Phila

Rob Roy Links South Boston Boxing Attacks to Politics

Rob Roy argues anti boxing agitation in South Boston is a political maneuver aimed at annoying the governor. He cites Senator Michael J. Sullivan defending boxing as legal when properly supervised and notes the Lenox club faces opposition from new rivals amid election pressure.

Rob Roy South Boston Lenox Club Station 6 Lenox B. H. Benton South Boston Citizens’ Association Roosevelt Miles Reber U.S. A Harvard Yale Commonwealth Michael J. Sullivan South Toston

Corbett and Jordan Sign World Featherweight Title Fight

Champion Young Corbett and English featherweight king Ben Jordan agree to a 20 round world featherweight title bout before the Hayes Valley Athletic Club in San Francisco set for mid December at 126 pounds and an 8 o clock start.

New York Young Corbett Ben Jordan Hayes Valley Athletic Club San Francisco

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