National Basketball Matchups Across Major Cities
Philadelphia faces Boston while Washington meets Baltimore. St. Louis travels to Cleveland and Chicago plays Detroit in a series of regional games.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
3
Philadelphia faces Boston while Washington meets Baltimore. St. Louis travels to Cleveland and Chicago plays Detroit in a series of regional games.
Freeman's clutch hit off Murphy in the ninth drives Boston past Philadelphia 5 to 4 at Huntington Avenue. The crowd roared as Cy Young and Rube Waddell battled, with Boston seizing the lead late and Freeman adding a key three-base hit. Attendance 6844 amid a nerve wracking, high tempo afternoon.
Washington defeated Baltimore 15 to 1 in a one sided road contest. Lee limited Baltimore to two hits while Delehanty Carey Drill Keister and Coughlin contributed with extra base hits and timely baserunning. Attendance was 1319 with Johnstone umpiring.
Philadelphia played a tense game with Dineen in the box for Boston and Plank likely for Philadelphia. Yesterday’s ninth inning at Huntington Avenue delivered an electrifying rally that will be remembered. Young featured prominently in the action.
Eastern champion Little Haste and Western champion La Rita prepare for a three race series in late September for a $500 prize from the Columbia Yacht Club of Chicago. Races slated in Massachusetts Bay with a possible Great Lakes versus Massachusetts Bay national championship at stake.
Freeman drove in the winning run in the last inning as Philadelphia clinched a dramatic victory. Cy rose to the occasion each time a hit threatened to score, while Ferris returns to form and Gleason replaced Ferris at second. Mack praised the squad's chances in a windy pregame mood. Fans plan a big turnout for the Philadelphia Boston series in September with trips arranged through Simmons and Marsters.
Scores from yesterday show Rochester defeated Worcester 4 to 2, New Haven beat New Britain 9 to 4, Springfield routed Bridgeport 9 to 0, Springfield 11 over Bridgeport 1, Hartford-Waterbury forfeited 9 to 0, Buffalo edged Providence 7 to 5, Buffalo 4 Providence 3, Haverhill over Manchester 11 to ?, Montreal defeated Newark 8 to 2, Orange New Jersey based New York Nationals 4 over Orange A C 1.
A billy goat on the hills along Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn is reported to carrying about $100 in money. William Thompson, said to be the big winner after leaving Sheepshead Pay track on Wednesday, paused his carriage opposite the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences to feed the goat.
A feast ends abruptly when $190 vanishes from a gathering and a friend of Thompson halts the celebration. Authorities search for the goat involved, but lack a description, making identification difficult.
Frank Holmes of Birmingham started from Dover at 6 30 this morning to swim the English Channel but gave up after two hours in the water. This was his second attempt to cross the channel.
In Dedham Massachusetts Myopia first team won the polo cup this afternoon at the Karlstein grounds after a one sided contest the final score 11 to 3 1 2.
Walter Isan of Lake Geneva challenges cousin Hr. Chandler Egan of Exmoor for the Western amateur golf championship, row held by P. B. Hoyt, at Wheaton tomorrow.
An advertisement claims blood poison causes pimples skin sores mouth ulcers hair loss and bone pain. It promotes BROWN'S BLOOD CURE at 2.00 per bottle from DR BROWN 935 Arch St Philadelphia and lists Klein's Drug Store and retailers in Boston and Providence.
The fight promoter and city officials brace for the McGovern Corbett bout in Louisville as clergy and civic leaders press for lawful conduct. Governor Beckham promises careful attention while Mayor Grainger pledges no law violations. Southern A C attorneys say fighters cannot be enjoined and agreements comply with Kentucky boxing law.
Bob Fitzsimmons, touring Seattle with a theatrical company, has halted retirement plans and will negotiate a return to boxing. He favors a match with Jim Corbett or Gus Ruhlin but does not expect a rematch with Jim Jeffries.
The report states that Thomas Sharkey, known as Sailor Tom, has retired from boxing. The exact motive or timing remains unclear, with speculation about a publicity stunt or genuine retirement. The note compares his move to other famous retirements in heavyweight boxing history.
Arthur H. Soden, president of the Boston National League club, says there is no chance for peace between the National and American leagues. He cites heavy player salaries, broken agreements with Ban Johnson, and financial losses for several clubs as obstacles to a settlement. Soden predicts continued conflict and notes some teams may profit while others lose money.
Box score notes show Pittsburg sidelining Philadelphia 4 to 3 with Wagner a two base man Barry a three base hit Phelps a sac bunt Leach a successful steal and Leever and Duggleby trading pitches Leever issued three walks Duggleby one and Latham presiding as umpire Time recorded as 1 40n.
Earned run Cincinnati. Three-base hits by Donlin Heckard Stein feldt Beckley. Double plays Corcoran Keller Beckley. Walks Off Whielwan Hughes. Struck out Hughes. Left on bases Cincinnati four Brooklyn seven. Wild pitch Haughers. Time 68 minutes. Umpire Irwin. Attendance 1501.
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