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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1904

Page

3

Loyal Local Fandom Favors Collins and His Team

Local fans stand by Collins and his players amid questions of mistakes or possible changes. Nine of ten respondents back the Collins lineup to win, with varied voices from Frank Soutter to Ralph Ferguson praising Boston or New York as pennant favorites and predicting post-season outcomes.

Collins Collings Frank Soutter Brooklyn Nationals New York Sydney Marks Boston Fred T. Riley H. G. Burke H. B. Nutting New York Nationals Co. P. Dodd Frank Gordon KE. C. Williams George W. Gilmore The Roslindales John McGrath F. Gaynor Edward Wescott Washington, D. C Fred E. Kernan George E. Wilcox Ralph E. Ferguson Philadelphia Frank C. Arbuckle Arthur C. Williams Reading Fenn

Jeffries Ready to Return East for Johnson Fight

New York reports indicate champion Jeffries plans to head to the East within a couple of weeks. Fans in the city say he hopes for a match with Johnson only if a club offers a strong purse, as he doubts Johnson would attract large crowds.

New York Jeffries East Gotham Johnson

Boxing Gossip Leads Gloucester Card Tonight

Gloucester boxing buzz rises as Kid Pantz faces Hughy Glancy in the main bout with Joe Bernstein vs Boyd Jarvis and Johnny O Rourke vs Young O Day set in prelims. Pete Steele’s rising punch draws talk of Jeffries, Munroe targets, and offers pour in for Honey Mellody with Joe Gans, Walcott, and regional promoters weighing future matchups.

Gloucester Kid Pantz New England Hughy Glancy Rhode Island Joe Bernstein Boyd Jarvis Sam Langford Johnny O'Rourke O’day Pete Steele Pete Jeffries Jack Munroe Gloucester A Jimmy Walsh Andy Daly Daly Newton Boy Walsh Nell Andy Honey Mellody Charlestown Jack Rooney Butte Mont Denver Col Mellody Joe Gans Walcott Rube Smith Jack O’keefe Billy Pierce Joe Walcott Black Demon Seattle Wash Saginaw Mich Joe Billy Woods Noah Brusso Tommy Ryan West Billy Lavigne Pierce Frisco Dixie Kid Colma Cal

Readville Horse Show Names Judges for Saddles and Harness

The Readville horse show announces saddle horse and jumper judges EK C Choate R F Perkins and Thomas G Frothingham. Harness judges are Harrison Ek Caner Edward Browning and Edward Wain, all noted Philadelphians. Entries for saddle show close today with Frank M Ware Readville and running race entries close next Saturday.

Readville

Chicago Wins 17-Inning Classic Over Cincinnati 2 to 1

In Chicago, Sept. 18, Chicago defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1 in 17 innings after a first inning single, passed ball and hit. A sixth inning single and triple tied the game as both teams played brilliant defense and timely hitting. Briggs opened the 17th with a single, Slagle followed with a single, Casey was hit by a pitch, and McCarthy lined out his third hit to drive in the winning run.

Chicago Cincinnati Briggs Slagle Casey McCarthy Cintati Steinfeldt Kling Woodruff Odwell Walker Kling. Street Huggins Kelley Tinker Barry Zimmer

Phillies, Braves Collide as Davis Drives Run in Opener

Philadelphia at Boston and Washington at New York games noted. Detroit at Chicago contest open with Green scoring on Davis single after a walk and sacrifice. Both starting pitchers then received flawless support, each working deep into the game.

P.c New York Chicago Tener Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis BCS Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Washington Davis Lowe Green

Preparatory league football season opens with Brookline hopes

The school season starts tomorrow as Dorchester High meets Hyde Park High at Dorchester High School field. Roxbury Latin leads with Captain George Kennedy and nine returnees practicing daily. Brookline High eyes the Preparatory league crown with practice ongoing and a schedule of games at Brookline and Newton venues.

Gladiators Dorchester High School Dorchester High Hyde Park High Allen Brookline High DeMerritte School Brookline Vol

Barnstead and Fish to join English High School athletics

Fred Barnstead formerly of Dorchester High and Cushing Academy and Joe Fish of Dorchester High will enter English High School for the coming season. Barnstead excels in baseball and football and has starred in basketball and track, while Fish has played basketball and baseball and was a football substitute. Their addition strengthens English High School's gridiron prospects under Coach O'Reilly.

Fred Barnstead Dorchester High Cushing Academy Joe Fish English High School Barnstead Dorchester Boston Fish O’reilly

Baseball Notes from Huntington Avenue and Local Park

The Athletics remain in focus during get away week at Huntington Avenue as nearly 600000 fans have seen Collins play at home. Dorchester trounced Welling toms while Maurice O Brien backs Collins to win the flag. Washington faces the Invaders while Clarkson shines against Washington and is praised by Griffith for future value. Boston fans mock New York while a reader notes $8500 at stake and calls for harmony. Coakley and Noonan show solid batting for Holy Cross as Freeman and Parent hit six homers each, earning them shoes. The Boston Barbers meet Brockton Barbers at M Street Playground this afternoon.

Athletics Huntington Avenue Collins Lyon Dorchester Maurice O'Brien Washington Invaders Clarkson Griffith Chicago St. Louis Browns Windy City Shorty McCulsh New York Boston Rufe Fessenden Freeman Coakley Noonan Holy Cross Parent Boston Barbers Brockton Barbers M Street Playground South

City Bred Lads in Harvard's Football Squad This Fall

Harvard's fall prospects hinge on city born players from New York and Boston. Capt Hurley and stars like LeMoyne Harrison Mearthy Leatherbee Carrick Leonard headline a Crimson roster with major City imports. Meier Mills Nichols Montgomery Derby also expected to star, underscoring urban strength in Crimson football.

Harvard New York City Boston Soldiers Field Captain Hurley Harry LeMoyne Walt Harrison Mearthy and Leatherbee Fred Carrick Bob Leonard Crimson Teddy Meier P. O. Mills New York Don Nichols Jim Montgomery Yale Roger Derby Elis Meier

Nine vets in Tufts eleven ready for season opener

Tufts football begins practice with nine veterans from last year and Dartmouth’s Charles Whelan returning as coach. Captain Knowlton leads the squad with several freshmen expected to add weight and skill. Schedule includes matches with New Hampshire State, West Point, Columbia, Worcester Polytech, Holy Cross, Vermont, Brown, Springfield Manual Training, Maine, Amherst Aggies, and Rochester.

Medford Tufts Knowton Charles Whelan Dartmouth Knowlton Sullivan Buchanan D. Smith Wiles McCarthy Hall Prince Reynold Whelan Harrington New Hampshire State West Point Columbia New York S—Worcester Polytechnic Institute Holy Cross Worcester University of Vermont Burlington Brown University Providence Springfield Manual Training School Ufts University of Maine Bangor Amherst Aggies University of Rochester Rochester Whitman Cushing Academy Rhode Island State College Lowell Textile School

Wiley Retains World Lightweight Wrestling Title

Max Wiley defended his lightweight wrestling championship at Toledo beating local wrestler John Billiter in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 18 minutes 95 seconds, the second 28 minutes, as Wiley dominated from start to finish in catch-as-catch-can action.

Toledo Max Wiley John Billiter Wiley Billiter

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