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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
3
Lager deal listing prices per dozen bottles crown corks or rubber stoppers with pints billed at 1.12 to 1.21 dollars per dozen. A 0.56 per dozen return credit on empty bottles. Instructions to order directly from the brewery if the dealer does not stock this lager.
Detroit faced a cold, cheerless crowd but Tom Dowd electrified the game with a remarkable one handed catch in center. Cy Young style pitching by Lewis limited the visitors to one hit in eight innings as Detroit built an early lead and held off Boston for the win.
Lord Derby defeats Boralma in three straight heats at Readville in front of about 8000 fans despite rain and mud. Derby clocks 2:07 1 4 in heat one and 2:08 in heat three, with narrow margins and strong finishes. The program also features a $10,000 2:10 trot, where Toggles and Little Dick vie for wins as Hylie Bird makes a late surge in the 2:14 pace.
Boston won both parts of a chilly double-header in Chicago. The cold weather kept a sparse crowd and the defeats were not unexpected for the locals.
The Tigers edge the Red Sox 2 to 5 as Barrett and Stahl lead with multiple hits. Detail shows two-base and three-base hits, stolen bases, and errors shaping a tight early season game attended by about 1,000 at the yard.
Chicago beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 in a damp game witnessed by 1028 fans. Grimith Sullivan Fraser Powers battled as the Chicago bats produced 11 hits while Philadelphia had 9. Fraser earned the pitcher’s win with 8 strikeouts.
Cleveland collapsed amid chaotic play as the game at Washington deteriorated quickly. The visitors slipped behind after a rough sequence, with turnovers and missed shots extending the home side’s advantage.
Washington and Cleveland fielded poorly in a 7 to 0 game with seven runs on three singles, two errors, and three stolen bases. Battery notes cite Carrick Clarke Crystall McNeal Connor for Washington and miscues by both sides, 700 in attendance.
The fall hat becomes a top concern for well dressed shoppers. Visit a hatter to ensure quality style color and price. New fall shapes are offered with easy prices to match.
Brooklyn rapped eight hits off Powell in four innings before Joyce held the lineup. Powell homered for St Louis while Heidrick Irwin and Burkett paced Brooklyn with two base hits each. Attendance unclear. time 1h 47m. Umpire Emalie.
Pittsburg crushed Philadelphia 10 to 1 in the opener and 7 to 2 in the second game as Wagner's homer spurred a strong attack. Tannehill allowed a few runs in the first game while Leever and White combined in the mound for Pittsburg. Attendance reached about 4,400.
The former champion says he will abandon boxing for a fresh theatrical career centered on original monologues. He hints at touring with Corbett and other headliners, aims for extempore dialogue, and favors major venues like Keith's and Proctor's. He cautions rivals will be paid less, and promises new material weekly.
New York September 20 James J Corbett attended Special Term II of the Supreme Court with attorneys to answer supplementary proceedings after a judgment for 528 dollars against him. He said he owned only the clothes on his back and admitted gambling and fast living. He noted his wife provides hotel funds and he has no diamonds or bank accounts.
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 2. Two-base hits by Delehanty and Hallman. White hit a three-base two-run homer. Barry had a sacrifice, Clark Beanffont and Douglas stole bases. Ritchey and Wagner and Cross and Barry turned double plays. Teever and White walked, Leever and White struck out. Time 1:45. Umpire O Day.
Rochester newscast reports a 13 to 3 score over Buffalo while another match shows Montreal 4 Toronto 1. The brief highlights regional results with emphasis on game outcomes and team المنافس.
Fine weather and good track at Oakley Cincinnati. Don Riley defeats Frazier in the unfinished 2 10 pace. In 2 16 trot Galbetor Eddie L and Mabel win heats. 2 18 pace sees Micah win with Benedict placing well. dead heat for place between Cousin Madge and Joan. Dolly Bidwell sidelined by lameness. B B P heat drive questioned. Hudson substituted.
At the 85th Marshfield Agricultural Association fair Alkone set a new mile record in 2 20. The day also featured the annual dinner with speakers including General W W Blackmar who praised President McKinley.
Director Billings of the Boston Nationals attended the game to size up Holmes and assess Parent for next year. Herbert Parker and John W. Corcoran were among spectators. Hugh Duffy canvassed talent in the East and will join the team in Philadelphia. Manager Manning reports a $10 000 rain loss this season. A proposed rule change would add a bench batter to hit for the pitcher. Sam Crane predicts New York Cincinnati and Pittsburgh may leave the National League for the American, citing west coast Sunday ball issues.
Detroit visits Boston while Milwaukee plays Baltimore and Cleveland travels to Washington Chicago hosts Philadelphia in a full league schedule for the day.
In a National League spotlight, the Brooklyn team travels to St Louis to face the Cardinals with rising form in recent fixtures. Pitching matchups and lineup details highlight a tight early-season clash.
Harvard football opens practice with 45 candidates, light session plus conditioning. Captain Campbell and Coach Reid oversee drills while several last year players observe. multiple players listed with weights, several cuts announced.
Weather again delays events as Elkes Murphy? No, Elkes Michael Walthour Moran team race is abandoned for good. If conditions clear, tonight's meet includes 15 mile motor paced Nelson versus Mettling, two thirds mile handicap, two pursuit races, plus club matches and next week five mile heats at Charles River Park.
The 50 mile motor paced race between Harry Elkes and James Moran at the Revere cycle track draws strong interest. Both have trained hard for a week anticipating the longest paced match here this season. Amateurs enter a 10 mile open contest with many aiming for the competitive record.
Arlington action continues as Miss Alice Teel earns three points while Miss Edith Teel and Miss Florence Hil collect two each. Miss Elizabeth Coleman Miss Bi Winn and Miss Alice Homer also compete in the Florence Hill cup event.
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