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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1900

Page

3

Pirates Sweep Boston in Doubleheader Batting Frenzy

Pittsburg wins bothHoliday games in Boston as Selee's men unleash furious hitting. Waddell holds Boston to few hits while Leever and Lewis fare better for Pitt. Clarke's Pirates grab second place with strong fielding and clutch hitting, while Boston drops to third as Philadelphia gains.

Pirates Pittsburg Boston Pitsburg Clarke Philadelphia Vistors Herr Wagner

Brooklyn Beats Chicago and Split Doubleheader

Brooklyn won with bases on balls and timely hits from Kelley Dahlen and McGuire backed by strong fielding behind Kennedy. Bradley hit a homer and two doubles in four at bats. In New York, the Polo Grounds games with Cincinnati ended in an even split as Cincinnati won the first game after six runs in the ninth, and New York took the second with timely hitting. Feckley was ejected for kicking in game two. Attendance 15,000.

Boston Clarke Fred Clarke O'lyay Jimmy Collins Herman Long Lowe Ely Collins Duffy Hamilton Tenney Stahl Lorg Pitteburg Leever Pirates Ritchey O’brien Dgoston Long O'Connor Willis Ely Beaumont Beaumont Wagner Leach George Cuppy Mr. Cuppy Ted Lewis Cuppy Dreyfusites Lewis Bostonians Rube Waddell Connie Mack Milwaukee Pittsburg Rube Mr. Mack Seleestes Waddell Tommy Leach Williams Fred Tenney Sullivan Barry Pittsburg Eee Boston Eee Philadelphia Brooklyn Wrens Chicago Ee Boston Ee Louis Sewer Brooklyn Ee Chicago Cincinnati New York P. PO Beaumont, c. F Nugner O'Brien Ely RioSpain PO Hamilton Stohl O Clarke Wees Dee Ten Wallis Clarke Stahl Hamilton O'Day WN. Y Griffith Kelley Dahlen McGuire Kennedy Chicagos Keeler Daly Bradley New Yorks Polo Grounds Carrick Feckley Davis White Abb Foster Selbach Hickman Smith Doyle Gleason Bowerman Mercer Tees OASIS Barrett Crawford F Sas Breitenstein Weno Steinfeldt Sb Fee Beckley Lb i A Peitz Corcoran McBride Newton Steinfeldt Mercer Greason Snyder

Box score snippet from Chicago Brooklyn game notes

The record shows Chicago 5 Brooklyn 7 with pitching by Kitson and Callahan. Struck out details, sacrifice hits by McCarthy Mertes Jones, stolen bases by McCarthy Bradley Cross and walks by Kitson and Callahan. Umpire Hurst. Time 2h 3m.

Chicago Brooklyn Kitson Callahan McCarthy Mertes Jones Bradley Cross Hurst Frazer Tisereesenee ST. Louis Robinson Ilughey Philadelphia Lajoie Wallace Lajfote Slagle Wolverton Flick Delehanty McFarland St. Tanis Blugheyr Hitler Hughey Jom Emilie Philladelphia Thomas la Joie Jc Ae Bae Tants Rine Rt Pifek Orth Crora Vfefportand Sainte. McGraw S'iick Thamers St. Tenis Ot Jones Balie McGraw Keister Prislie

Philadelphia Triumphs In Morning Game Over St Louis

In Philadelphia, the morning game against St Louis ended in a decisive win for the locals. Frazer puzzled the visitors through six innings while Philadelphia hitters belted Hughey and ran the bases well, giving the home team the edge.

Philadelphia St. Louis Frazer Hughey Alt

Local Sixth Inn Threatens Victory as Seven runs Score

In the sixth inning the Philadelphia lineup plated seven runs with twelve batters two outs seven hits including a triple three doubles and three singles off Jones. St Louis never recovered and the local team solidified their lead. Attendance was 6319.

Hans Wagner Pittsburg Boston Pirates Selee Victor Willis Sam Leever Ohio Leach O'Connor Leever Beaumont O'Brien Philadelphia Jones St. Louis

Eastern and Connecticut League baseball scores roundup

Morning games in Hartford Toronto and Worcester results plus Hartford and Springfield ties. Afternoon games in Providence Springfield and Worcester. Connecticut League showings include Waterbury Meriden New London Bristol Derby Norwich results with several blowouts. American League match Chicago over Detroit and Kansas City upsets. Other games list Somerville Wyman A A morning and afternoon totals and a Wood Island E N C A versus Cambridge A C matchup.

Hartford Springfield Toronto Montreal Worcester Providence Ter Connecticut Waterbury Swaterbury Meriden New London New Jondon Norwich Bristol Bridgeport Derby New Haven Somerville Wyman

Dershe Zion Club Formed by Hebrew Aid Society

A new Dershe Zion Club was organized in Quince on September 2 with twenty five charter members. Officers elected include President Louis Berman Vice-president W Lebawsky Treasurer L Grossman and Secretary M Levin. Members are taxed one dollar yearly and funds go to New York then to Vienna for the movement headquarters.

Quince Dershe Zion Club Louis Berman W. Lebawsky L. Grossman M. Levin M. Lenlaw Boston Zion Club Samuel Margolis B Lukawssky

Flash Wins Yacht Race At Winthrop Club Event

Young Charles Jensen aboard Flash, a 16 year old, sails to victory in the 15 and 18 foot classes on Cottage Park course. Bubble and Caprice contest dory race. Slippery Dog loses. McNamara wins horse race. Brooks takes boys sprint. water baseball ends in a draw after three innings. W A Garratt headed the sports program.

Winthrop Yacht Club W. HY. Myrick W. M. Leonard Commodore A. W. Chestertop Charles Jensen Cottage Park W. W. Colson C. A. Sawyer J. FE. McNamara H. Batley Master Brooks J. E. McNamara B. &. Fowler Terra Firma W. A. Garratt

Butcher Boys Win at Lynn Prize Meet

Sanctioned by St Joseph’s A A and Father Mathew Catholic Temperance groups the Lynn Peabody picnic drew about 8000 spectators at Centennial Grove. Cronin won the 28 ft 1 in broad jump after Prinstein failed to qualify. Firemen muster results placed Butcher Boy of South Braintree first with 202 ft 7 1 2 in. Union of Peabody and others set records in various events including sprints and handicapped runs.

Essex St. Joseph's Catholic Temperance Association Lynn Father Mathew Catholic Temperance Association Peabody Centennial Grove Myer Prinstein Princeton J. F. Cronin St. Jos*ph's Okos Marblehead Union of Newburyport Hancock Brockton Union East Braintree General Taylor Everett White Angel Salem Peek E Red Jacket Cambridge Neptune Conqueror South Weymouth William Aes Yolland Georgetown College H. T. McGrath St. Joseph’s A. A William J. Downey Roxbury David Keery Jama: Plain D. J. Buckley Cambridgenctt Gymnasium BR. F. Sullivan Cathedral A. A Yarce J. Fleming St. Francis A. A Kennedy St. Aloysius A. A Hines St. Joneph A. A F. Z Ken Gontgle Roxbury Oe Dick Grant Cambridgeport Gymnasium Roland McDonald Boston College Grant St. Joseph's A. A East Boston A. A

Boxing Gossip: Reader letters on Jim Corbett and boxing scene

Roxbury correspondent’s letter discusses Corbett’s renewed form after years of decline, detailing his training, diet, early morning dumbbell work, regular hours, and open-air walks. Mentions Eddie Scanlan eyeing bouts, upcoming matches in London and Boston, and talks of new clubs at Guttenberg track and in Weehawken.

Mr. Benton Jim Corbett Horton Law Frank C. K Corbett John L. Sullivan Jooks Tom Sharkey Lerox Club Secon Sharkey Elm Athletic Club Cazette I. I Roxbury Rube Ferns Matty Matthews Jim Kennedy Guttenberg Race Track Weehawken New York City Hartford New Haven Tom O'Rourke George Gardner Lowell Frank Craig National Sporting Cub Tondon Craig Gardner Himseelf J. Wilson Manning Toston London A. P. Oidway National Sporting Club J. Wilson Maning Harvard Street Brenton Rob Roy

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