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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

3

W L Douglas Shoes A World Standard Of Value

An advertisement asserts W L Douglas makes more men’s $3.50 shoes than any other maker and that their $3.50, $2, and youths’ styles use fast color eyelets and quality leathers. It offers a $10 reward to disprove the claim and lists locations and catalogs.

Bouctas Douglas Ai Douglas W. L. Douglas Heyl W.l.douglas Becents GLAS Breckton Masse Ston Sto Washington St City “Hall Summer Court Street

Vineyard Attacks Baldwin In North Pole Expedition

R L Vineyard, first American to return from Baldwin’s Ziegler voyage, arrives in Boston aboard the Ivernia and denounces Baldwin for arbitrary leadership. He says he will not join another expedition and warns Americans away. The party found two islands north of Norway and established a supply cache at Cape Platyr in Prince Rudolph Land. no deaths occurred despite frigid conditions. Vineyard will rest in Boston before returning to Durango Colorado.

R. L. Vineyard United States Baldwin Ziegler North Pole Boston Cunard Ivernia Vineyard Norway Nova Zembia Spitzbergen Cape Plair Prince Rudolph Land Durango Col

Boxing Gossip Sets Stage for Ryan Carter Clash Next Monday

The boxing scene centers on Tommy Ryan versus Kid Carter to headline an International Athletic Club card next Monday. Bets run 6 to 4 on Ryan, with Carter praised for progress under Joe Macias. Referee George Siler backs Ryan, while other undercard bouts and potential matches in New England are discussed.

Tommy Ryan Kid Carter International Athletic Club Ryan Carter Joe Macias New York George Siler Kelly Providence Clearing House Tommy Feltz Joe Hurst Criterion Club Feltz Ike Cohen Cressing Cohen Feliz Boston Lewis

May Regatta Meeting Planned by Rowing Association

A meeting under the Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association will be held at the B A A boat house foot of Chestnut street next Sunday at 10 20 AM to discuss holding a regatta this fall.

Metropolitan Amateur Rowing Association B. A. A. Boathouse Chestnut Street

Pitman Arrives for Boston Bicycle Club Run

Will R. Pitman arrives in Boston for the annual wheel about the Hub event. He plans to debut on a motor bicycle, the first machine of its kind to take part in a B C C annual run, aiming to surprise fellow club members as the race starts tomorrow morning.

Will R. Pitman America Boston Boston Bicycle Club Mr. Pitman B.C. C

Tour From Boston to Washington via Fall River Line

Slimmons and Marsters of 26 Wheel Street Boston announce a fight day tour from Boston through Fall River to New York with all expenses paid. The trip includes a guided gide trip to Luray at a small extra cost and visits to Mauch Chunk Gettysburg Antietam Harper's Ferry Washington Philadelphia.

Mauch Chunk Gettysburg Antietam Harper’s Ferry Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Fall River Luray Slimmons & Marsters Wheel Street

Captain Jimmie Collins Band Beats Washington in Twin Bill

Washington and Boston opened with a doubleheader at Huntington Avenue field. Boston won 5-3 in game one and 7-5 in game two as Dineen and Orth matched wits, with Parent shining in the field and at bat. Delehanty slumped in game two while Washington rallied late but fell short.

Jimmie” Collins Washington Huntington Avenue Boston Dineen Senators Ryan Delehanty Coughlin Orth Freeman Warner Bostion Parent Dougherty Townsend Doyle Lachance A.B. R P.o. A O ‘Collins Stahl Mae Nee Freeman Ferris A. Doyle Caf Keister Veewwancessens Carey Tly Sane Foston Ketster Collins Hall — Warner

Boston May Try 90-Foot Cup Defender From Burgess Lines

Boston may back a 90 foot cup defender designed by W Starling Burgess to challenge Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock III. Burgess dodges confirmation while plans and funds circulate among local yachtsmen. If funded, trials could start to select Boston’s defender, reviving memories of the Independence episode and Boston’s cup prestige.

Boston W. Starling Burgess Thomas Lipton Burgess Mr. Burgess Lawson New York Yacht Club Edward Burgess Young Burgess

Bristol Yacht Defenders Inactive Until Challenge Arrives

Bristol is awaiting the challenge for a new cup defender. Work on the defender will not start until the New York Yacht Club receives the challenge, likely within ten days. Ex-Commodore E D Morgan is leading provisional negotiations for J Pierpont Morgan and other New York yachtsmen with a designer, with another meeting planned late this week or early next week.

Bristol R. J New York Yacht Club E. D. Morgan Columbia Shamrock Tr Mr. Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan New York

Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club Championship Percentage List

Mr. Foster Hooper, chairman of the Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club regatta committee, has released the club championship percentages dated to this point. The final race of the season is set for Saturday at 2:45 p.m. off Hull Yacht Club. Sally VI CLASS D 82.68.

Boston Massachusetts Bay Bourgess Corinthian Hull-Massachusetts Hull Provincetown Eastern Yacht Club Corinthian Yacht Club Cuba Porto Rico Mariel Prairie Alphonso XIII Foster Hooper Hull-Massachusetts Yacht Club

Phillies Top Orioles 9 5 in Doubleheader Walkoff

Philadelphia fans pack the stands as the Phillies, leading the American League, defeat the Baltimore Orioles in a twin bill. Wad dell relieves the starter in each game to halt Orioles’ runs, with the second game ending amid misplays and a ejected Gilbert after disputing umpire Johnstone. Attendance 17,201.

Philadelphia Baltimore Waddell Gilbert Johnstone

Timore Holds Off Mitchell In Tight Batterymade Game

In a sparse scoreboard snapshot Mitchell starts strong on balls with 7 first on balls, Waddell and Butler contribute three and one, while Smith records two passed balls. Wad dell racks up four strikeouts and Johnstone officiates as the lone umpire in a brief, uneven matchup.

Philadelphia Baltimori Harteel Fultz Selbach Davis W'ma L. Cross Jones Seybold Arndt Murphy Howell M.cross Gilbert Schreck Smith Mitchell Builer Waddell Baltimore I.rogs Reas Butler Timore Mine Jh Johnstone Philadel Uphta Hartsel Avis L.cross Reybold Howell, Arndt Ss Powers Mat'son Robinson C Husting Katoll McFarland Powers Williams Husting M. Cross Wad Osdell

Baseball doubleheader shines with power and pitching

Lajoie and Hickman homered in the opener as Callahan and Pratt provided the heavy batting. In game two, Joss silenced Chicago, allowing two hits, one a scratch hit, while Callahan, Pratt, Lajoie, and Hickman drove key moments.

Callahan Pratt Lajoie Hickman Joss Chicago

St Louis wins twice as Detroit loses home doubleheader

Detroit hosts St Louis in a September doubleheader losing the first game after Mullin's control issues allow three straight walks that produced runs. In the second, three early St Louis hits state the outcome as they win 6 to 2. Highlights include Wallace and Buelow two bases, Heldrick triple, and Kissenger’s eight strikeouts. Attendance listed at 500.

R. H E Washington BOS Washington Philadelphia Baltimore ST. Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago Mullin Kissenger Wallace Buelow Heldrick Sugden Gleason Burkett Sudhoff Friel Anderson Harley Femp'l Casey Ta Heldrickef Elbfeld And'son Barrett O Wallace McA'ter McCeck Lo Lepine Vo Friel Kahoe McGuire Shields Bt. Louis Odo O Hemphill Lepine Heidrick Flherfeld McAllister Sheridan Carruthers

Cleveland 9 Chicago 6 in American contest

Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 6 in both ends of the doubleheader played here. The locals led throughout the games with strong batting and solid defense.

Cleveland Chicago

Prince Alert Beats Anaconda At State Fair Races

Ten thousand fans watched Prince Alert defeat Anaconda at the State Fair on a half mile track. The two fastest consecutive heats were paced in 1:01 for the second half of the first heat and Prince Alert clocked mile times of 2 6 and 2 05 1 4 in class races.

Bethlehem Penn Prince Alert Anaconda

Doubleheader draws dull crowd as St Louis tops Boston

National league action at South End grounds saw Boston and St Louis split a doubleheader with St Louis winning 6 4 in the first game. The second game ended after nine innings tied 2 2 when darkness forced the call. Lush starred for Boston with a dazzling throw and several long catches while Pittinger Currie and Eason Pearson pitched well for their teams.

South End Grounds Boston St. Louis Emilie Lush Jush Pittinger Currie Eason Pearson Murphy Cooley Tenney Kittredge Moran Donovan Farrell Barclay Ryan

Dan Patch Race Postponed After Crowd Fails to See Record

Dan Patch drew 25,000 fans at the New York State fairgrounds for a grand circuit race to set a record. Poor weather paused the trial and postponed it to tomorrow. To appease the crowd the horse ran two exhibition miles.

Syracuse N. Y Dan Patch State Fairgrounds

Brooklyn Wins 5–0 Over Cincinnati in National League Game

Brooklyn dominates Cincinnati scoring five runs and shutting out the visitors. Donovan pitched well, while Poole issued nine bases on balls. Ritter, new catcher from Binghamton, shows promise on local team. A doubleheader is set for tomorrow with Brooklyn holding 6 runs, Cincinnati 0 through nine innings.

Brooklyn Cincinnat Poole Donovan Louis Ritter Binghamton Cincinnati Richpoaer Heck'd Donlin eCre’y Beckley Dolan Craw'd Ahien Malon'y Arrell Kelley Flood Cor'an Irwin Stein’dt Ritter Bergen Don'van Sheckard Maloney Errora Corcoran Balla McCreery Tom Brown

Dedham Beats Myopia in Karlstein Polo Cup Match

Dedham first team defeated Myopia at Karlstein polo grounds in a Karlstein cups clash for teams handicapped not under 12 and not over 2 goals. Both teams were handicapped at 17 so play was on the flat. Myopia led early with five goals from Norman and Cochrane, Dedham scoring two. In the second period Agassiz of Myopia added a single goal after 11 minutes 30 seconds.

Dedham Myopia Karlstein Polo Grounds Norman Cochrane Agassiz

Worcester East Agricultural Fair opens with races and amusements

Clinton September 10. Day one at the Worcester East Agricultural Fair at Clinton Lancaster Driving Park features children's entertainments and horse racing. Highlights include Gambrella winning the 2:40 trot and Frelaire Wilkes taking the 2:20 class.

Clinton Worcester East Clinton- Lancaster Gambrella Frelaire Wilkes

Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia on Consecutive Hitting

Philadelphia hosts Pittsburg where Pittsburg won the game through consecutive hitting led by Tannehill whose strong performance helped secure the victory.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Tannehill

Unclear lineup note from game recap

Fragmentary box score snippet lists players German Browne and a double play by Dobbdde and Kling with Umpire O Day and a 45 minute time.

Chicago Wins Doubleheader With Late Inning Rally

In the opening game Chicago scores all runs in the sixth inning off freetry hitting Taylor as New York leads. Mathewson’s pitching in the second game shuts out the visitors, scattering eight hits. Chicago errors help New York to five runs. Mathewson homers. Tomorrow’s doubleheader slated.

New York Chiccago Browne Po Dobbs Bres’han Lamar Rodie Tinker W'Man Array Lauder Taylor Smith Menefee Dunn Io Evers O Mathen Rhoades York Chicago Roy Mathewson Mathewson McGraw Poe Day L. Taylor Kapmiseeessessee Williams Browns Evers Bresnahan Brodie Bow

Scores From City Matchups Reported

At Toronto Toronto 4 Jersey City 3. At Rochester Worcester 5 Rochester 2. At Montreal Montreal 6 Newark 4.

Toronto Buffalo Worcester Providenca Jersey City Rochester Newark Seceseee Montreal Newark

Boston Athletes Set for Two Games at South End

Malarkey and Long from Lawrence will pitch for Boston as Murphy, a Boston boy who excelled in the New England League, debuts with Donovan's team. Emslie oversaw the second game after six. Boston and St. Louis still have one game unplayed this season.

St. Louis Boston Pittsburg Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati Brooklyn South End Malarkey Long Lawrence Murphy Donovan New England Emslie

McAteer Wins Women's Western Tennis Title at Kenwood

Chicago report states Miss McAteer of Pittsburg defeated her opponent at Kenwood courts to defend the Women's Western championship, securing the title held last year.

Chicago Kenwood Courts Miss McAteer Pittsburg

Morse Co Exhibit Platform Redefines Store Layout

Leopold Morse and Company unveils a polished oak exhibit platform measuring 24 feet 6 inches by 6 feet at their Washington street entrance. The change relocates the shoe department to Brattle street and moves shirts, collars, and cuffs into the former shoe space to improve service, efficiency, and store beauty for Boston’s leading mercantile house established in 1852.

Messrs. Leopold Morse & Co Washington Street Morsemade Brattle Street Boston Leopold Morse & CO

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