Boston Beaten as Orioles Rally for Ninth Inning Runs
In Baltimore on April 24 Boston fell to the Orioles after fourteen ninth inning runs. Umpire Hurst faced protests as Stivetts and Nichols struggled with control. The home team capitalized on walks and an infield hit to load the bases and edge ahead in a sharply played game.
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Baltimore
Boston
Gilded Dome
Orioles
Stivetts
Hurst
Maryland
Nichols
AB. R. PO
Keeler
Brouthess
Eenee
Kelly
Reitz
Jennings
Robinson
McMahon
Total Secreteerene
R. Ped
Nash
McCarthy
Bro
Robinson Orifice
McM
eCarthy
Ganzel
Cekber Long
K Keeler
Nestan
Bia Hon
Dufty
Kel Stivetts
Hols
Fie
Ofton
Witt
Additahon
McManhon
Lowe
Harvard Beats Dartmouth In Snapful Baseball Thriller
Harvard edges Dartmouth 2 to 1 as Highlands allows three hits after a rough Hanover game. Whittemore leads Harvard with two hits and two runs while Huff Earl others contribute. Dartmouth’s Huff hits a late home run for their sole other run.
Phillies Rout Brooklyn In Uneven Ball Game
In Philadelphia the Phillies defeated Brooklyn as Treadway and Cross hit home runs. Clements left with injuries after a collision with Griffin. Final: Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 2 with Philadelphia 15 hits to Brooklyn 13 and errors Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 7. Batteries Carsey Clements Grady and Crogs Kennedy Korwan Daly and Latchance.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Treadway
Cross
Clements
Griffin
Murphy Goulds Brilliant Rally In Washington Win
Murphy starred for New York with two runs as Washington overcame a tied game to forge ahead in the eighth. Russle issued walks that helped create scoring opportunities. Attendance reached 39 with the Senators and Mets adding 13 and 9 hits respectively.
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Washington
New York
Murphy
Russle
Senators
Bryers
Petty and McGuire
Rusie and Farrell
St. Louis Bats Outs Chicago In Slugfest
The St Louis club defeated Chicago 9 to 4 as Clarkson shut down key moments and McGill struggled. Attendance was about 2000 with St Louis totaling 17 hits to Chicago's 10 and committing 4 errors to Chicago's 6. Batteries Clarkson Buckley for St Louis and McGill Kitredge for Chicago.
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ST. Louis
McGill
Chicago
Clarkson
Buckley
Kittredge
Cleveland Beats Cincinnati 5–2 In Ninth Inning Rally
Cleveland wins at Cincinnati 5 to 2 as Hwing's two bagger and McAleer's single in the ninth pull the game. Reds fielded brilliantly but could not solve Young. Parrott pitched well. Niland released as substitute fielder. Attendance 2000. Errors Cincinnati 1 Cleveland 3. Batteries Parrott Vaughn Young Zimmer.
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Cincinnati
Clevelands
Hwing
McAleer
Reds
Young
Parrott
Niland
Cleveland
Vaughn
Zimmer
Harvard Beats Dartmouth In Return Game At Cambridge
Yesterday afternoon on Holmes Field Dartmouth was defeated 5 to 2 by Harvard in a return game under wet conditions. Captain Wiggin's team struggled on a muddy field with few errors, though Stevenson at short committed four. both Dartmouth runs were earned.
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Holmes Field
Dartmouth
Wiggin
Cambridge
Stevenson
Short
Andover Beats Amherst in Rain-Soaked Game
In a drizzly Amherst vs Phillips Andover contest at Andover, Andover won 11 to 4. Fletcher made a sharp one hand catch and Burgess produced timely hits driving in runs. Hits favored Andover 9 to 6 with Amherst committing seven errors to Andover’s four. Batteries Paige Drew for Amherst and Johnson Sullivan Tyler for Andover.
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Lawrence
Amherst
Phillips Andover
Andover
Fletcher
Burgess
Paige
Drew
Johnson
Sullivan
Tyler
Brown's Great Work Beats Wesleyan in Middletown
Brown defeats Wesleyan 5 to 3 in Middletown as Yaw stars with spectacular plays and Brown shuts out the home team at key moments. Tirrell and A Tirrell lead on the mound for Brown while Robinson and Tenney handle Wesleyan. Errors favor Brown, with six by Wesleyan and three by Brown.
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Middletown
Conn
Tirrell
A. Tirrell
Robinson
Tenney
Brown
Wesleyan
Ayopire Brady
Exeter's New Star Woods Joins Phillips Academy
Walter Woods, Portsmouth native and Portsmouth Athletic Club alumnus, leaves for Exeter to pitch for Phillips Academy. He will debut tomorrow against Bowdoin College and is noted as a strong third baseman pitcher and football player.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Walter Woods
Portsmouth Athletic Club
Exeter
Phillips Academy
Academy
Young Woods
New England
Bowdoin College
Woods
Fall Rivers Defeat Providence 7 to 4 in Afternoon Game
The Fall Rivers beat Providence 7 to 4 this afternoon. Nine runs, six errors recorded, with Vail River credited for the win and Providence suffering the loss.
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Fall River
Providence
Fall Rivers
Vail River
Notable Names List Heads 19th Century Society Figure Rollcall
A partial roster includes prominent figures such asities O Neil Rollins Rudderham Sullivan Miller McAuley Davis and Dixon reflecting a study of 19th century society circles with emphasis on notable community leaders and contributors.
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Teries
O’neil
Rollins
Rudderham
Sullivan
Miller
McAuley
Davis
Dixon
Portland Beats Colby In Five Inning Tilt
Portland tallies nine runs in a five inning game as Colby fails to score. The home team held the visiting pitcher in check through the early innings today in Portland.
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Portland
Colby
Springfield Beats Combination 19 to 18 in Tight Showdown
Springfield team defeats the Combination by 19 to 18 in a close game played today.
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Springfield
Along the Water Front
The British schooner John S Parker reports moderate weather and dense fog near Cuba. A three masted schooner ran ashore on Squash Meadow Shoal. Wreckage cargoes including paving stone were sold to Newburyport buyers. The Mayflower to be stripped at Fitz wharf. Sails stripped from Kremlin. The Landsman notes a bicycle light incident and a busy day with fishing arrivals and high prices for cod and haddock. Messrs Atwood Co sold fresh mackerel and shad from Chatham.
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John S. Parker
Milberry
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Squash Meadow Shoal
Jennie M. Carter
Salisbury Beach
Newburyport
Boston
Mayflower
Haddock
Messrs. Atwood & Co
Chatham Weir
Chatham
Furniture workers strike at Shaw firm in Sudbury and Portland
Twenty seven employees of A BE and E L Shaw wholesale furniture dealers left work after a wage cut of 10 percent during slack trade. Despite a month of improving business a demand to restore the old scale was refused. A union committee supported the strike with headquarters opened at 63 Hanover Street.
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Sudbury
Portland Streets
Furniture Workers
Shaw's
Hanover Street
Cloth workers return after strike settles elevated salaries
One hundred fifteen strikers in the wholesale clothing trade resumed work yesterday after their demands were granted and their former salaries restored. The workers were distributed among three firms: Simon Wolf with fifty on Avon street, Alexander Brewsler with forty on Washington street, and A Yerelskey with thirty five on Washington street.
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Simon Wolf
Avon Street
Alexander Brewsler
Washington Street
A. Yerelskey
Fitchburg Freight Handlers End Strike Threat
A Fitchburg railroad freight handlers’ dispute ends as Manager Simons pledges to restore the old wage scale when business improves, after a committee met him and the men express satisfaction.
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Fitchburg
Simons
Salem Bowling Sends Columbias Back In Narrow Loss
Salem bowls 2530 to 2227 as three Salem players top 600 in a late-season match with the visiting Columbia bowling team from Boston. The Columbias were slow to start and never recovered.
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Salem
Columbia
Boston
Salems
Columbias
Downey Opponent Change Sparks May 4 Match in New Bedford
Maxey Haugh cancels planned ten round bout with Patsey Downey at New Bedford Athletic Club. Sun Ashe will replace him as Downey's sparring partner for the May 4 event.
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New Bedford
Maxey Haugh
Patsey Downey
New Bedford Athletic Club Rooms
Sun Ashe
Downey
Harvard Third Baseman John Abbott Signed by New Bedford
New Bedford club signs John Abbott, Harvard Base ball Club third baseman from last season, to strengthen the lineup. Abbott joins a roster aiming for improved performance this season.
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New Bedford
John Abbott
Harvard
Master Plumbers Meet at Crawford House
The regular monthly gathering of the Master Plumbers convened at the Crawford House last evening with W. H. Mitchell presiding. The next meeting is set for June 10 at the same hotel.
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Crawford House
W. H. Mitchell
CURED OF RHEUMATISM BY DR PARK IN BOSTON
Advertisement notes free advice for curing rheumatism and rheumatic pains from Dr. Park located at 7 Park Square in Boston. It promises treatment and relief.
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Dr. Park
Park
Boston
Runners and clubs eye upcoming Linscott road race details
Spectators will track progress via telephones and a large blackboard as Linscott’s Malden store connects to the course. Eddie McDuffee predicts a time under 1 15 and claims a fast race, citing his prior 25 mile record. The Tiger Roadsters grow to thirty members with a Dorchester clubroom at 153 Hancock street.
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Linscott
Eddie
James Clarke
Detroit
Tiger Roadsters
Hancock Street
Dorchester
Bill Street
William B. Chipman
Henry F. Dean
E. F. Goodwin
George A. Wilber
A.S. Fryer
H. E. Barber
William H. Bryan
Jamaica Plain Club
Franklin
Garden City
Newton
Boston
Wheelmen's Registration Company
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Fd Thayer
The
Press Club
Pope Manufacturing Company
Press Cyclers Concert Delights Enthusiasts at Union Hall
The Press Cycling Club's concert drew crowds from Massachusetts Roxbury Somerville Cambridgeport and more. Highlights included Max Ascher piano James Pym stump speech A C Orcutt Mona Frank Kennedy violin Ethel Collins Banjo duo Cummings Silsbee and a racing bicycle finale won by James Clark narrowly over Eben Snow. The event showcased club members gymnasium leaders and a Spanish bull dancer.
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Union Hall
Boylstone Street
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Pequot
Somerville
Cambridgeport
Max Ascher
James Pym
A. C. Orcutt
Old Homestead
Mona
Frank A. Kennedy
Beacon Banjo and Guitar Club
Ethel Collins
Messrs. Cummings
Silsbee
Messrs. Annis
Marden
Bill
Ngs
James W. Montgomery
Union Gymnasium
O. Hanson
Minnie Ashley
James Clark
Eben Snow
Snow
Clark
Pease
Drew
Nec
Wil
Rene
Massachusetts Avenue
Jug case offender O Neil to be freed Friday
John O Neil, who served sixty days for violating the prohibitory liquor law, will be released Friday. His case, argued before the Supreme Court and appealed to the Governor three times, is known as the celebrated Jug case. Judge Little of Whitehall and P M Meldon of Rutland failed to secure a reduction of the $6702 total fine and costs.
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Brattleboro
John O’neil
House of Correction
Rutland
Supreme Court
Harvard Rowing Races Seniors Edge Juniors for Second
The Harvard '96 crew won the first class race in 6 minutes 8 seconds, with seniors taking second and the freshmen closing in on the juniors. Nelson Perkins refereed as crews lined up with the '94 and '95 following, while spectators noted the launch restrictions and future contests next Saturday on the same course.
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Nelson Perkins
A. M. Kales
B. Shepard
T. Bievenson
A. Brewer
Oh Derby
K. H. Lewis
Percy Id
Ory
Break at Walcott's City Point Hotel in South Boston
Police investigated a stealthy burglary at Walcott's City Point Hotel on East Sixth Street. Entry came via a rear window. a cash box containing $17.25 and a bottle of wine were taken while two clerks slept nearby. Four guard dogs failed to deter the robbers, who likely acted from inside knowledge.
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Station 12
Walcott
City Point
East Sixth Street
O and P Streets
Thomas Quinlan
Michael O'Donnell
Quinlan
J. Connor
Broadway
Sixth Street
New Wheels From Five Dollars For All Ages
Second hand wheels offered at 15 Cornhill Room feature bargains for ladies gentlemen boys and girls. Customers urged to see what is offered before buying.
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Cornhill
Bicycles on Credit at Warbus Start House
Local shop at 405 Washington Avenue opposite Jordan Marsh advertises Habtest bicycles with liberal credit options and cash prices. The ad mentions accept old wheel as first payment and offers second hand wheels on credit or cash.
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Ciuedit
Warbus
Washington At
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Johnson to Box Gibbons in Ariel Club bout for purse
Charley Johnson the Northwestern welterweight travels to Norfolk to train ahead of a May 31 twenty round catchweight bout at the Ariel Club for a $1000 purse with Austin S. Gibbons. Johnson and John T. Lewis discuss the club’s legality and facilities amid boxing talks in New England and Mid-Atlantic circles.
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Charley Johnson
Boston
South
Johnson
John T. Lewis
Ariel Athletic Club
Norfolk
Austin S. Gibbons
Ariel Club
Gibbons
Virginia Beach
Mr. Lewis
Johnson-Wongo
Joe Walcott
New York
Dixon
Broadway
Billy Hennessy
Joe Donovan
Rockland
C. W. Rich
Sullivan
Kilrain
Dick Moore
Minnesota
Northwest
Moore
St. Paul
Twin City Athletic Club
Minneapolis
Arthur Walker
Dick O’brien
Ariel
Joe Lewis
O’brien
Walker
Charles Johnson
William L. Crowley
Hartford
Conn
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Jack McAuliffe
Morris Rose
Dolly Lyons
New York City
Danny Needham
Memphis
Tenn
Mike Ryan
Needham
George Corfield
Sheffield
Eng
W. Moore
Corfield
Billy Plimmer
East Boston Athletes Display Gymnastic Feats
A large East Boston audience saw muscular and gymnastic tests by the East Boston Athletic Association. Classes led by Professor Corey performed on bars and horse, with high kicking and drills. Exhibitions included fencing by Louis Rondelle and Alfred Howard, boxing by Magee and O Connell, wrestling locks by Rollins and Morse, plus a pie eating contest and potato race. Saratoga Band provided music. Joseph B. Maccabe presided. Dr. Morrison aided the event’s success.
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East Boston Athletic Association
East Boston
Corey
Louis Rondelle
Alfred Howard
Boston Fencing Club
Howard
Cabot
Technology
John C. Magee
William T. O'Connell
Rollins
Morse
Saratoga Band
Boston
Joseph B. Maccabe
Dr. Morrison
Benefit for Jack Manning Testimonial Game Planned
A testimonial game is arranged in about two weeks to honor Jack Manning a star right fielder and former superintendent at Congress Street Grounds. Manning famed in Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia baseball circles and well regarded by city leaders and fans.
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Jack Manning
Bostons
Baltimores
Philadelphias
Jack
Congress Street
Boxers Glove Coating Fraud Allegation Reported
A reader is informed that Bob Green and Sam Johnson used gloves coated with flour or white powder in their bout at the Casino Monday night.
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Bob Green
Sam Johnson
Alland Bros. Open Hair Cutting House in Tremont Row
The originators of a new hair cutting style in Parisian fashion, Alland Bros. at 19 Tremont Row, claim to offer the latest pompadour cuts by twelve specialty artists, widening the appeal of this hair fashion in the United States.
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LA Pompadour
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Firat Cates
N States
Wilson Bros
Od Colony R.rk
Peculiar will case opens in East Cambridge court
Plaintiff Mrs. Fannie E. Emery sues executor Thomas H. Burbank for 15000 alleging a contract to name her sole heir in return for years of care to Eliza A. Rumery. Rumery left most of her estate to the Advent Church. Emery cites letters urging destruction of the will and a promise of inheritance. Trial began before Chief Justice Field with two witnesses.
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Field
Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
Fannie E. Emery
Everett
Thomas H. Burbank
Biddeford
Eliza A. Rumery
Mr. Burbank
Hiram Cousens
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