Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Apr 26, 1892, p. 3

A Wild Throw Jack Boyle Gives Boston a Boost

Boston pitcher Jack Boyle delivered a wild throw that helped secure a boost for the team in a customary defeat by their opponents.

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Jack Boyle Boston

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Standing of the Clubs After Yesterday's Games

Six games were played with the Bostons defeating the Giants behind Ruesie in the box. Hart pitched well for the Brooklyns as the Baltimores were whitewashed. Buffinton struggled, while the Senators and Philadelphias split a fierce contest. Chicago puzzled the Indians for twelve innings before Cleveland won, and Pittsburg defeated by Galvin's Cyclones. Comiskey's Browns suffered another loss.

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Bostons Giants Ruesie Hart Brooklyns Baltimores Buffinton Washingtons Philadelphias Killen Senators Young Chicago Clevelands Menken Pittsburgs Galvin Cyclones Comiskey Browns

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How the Boys Did It In Gotham City Game

New York reporter describes Boston New York series opener won by the bean eaters led by Kine Kelly. Nichols dominates Giants despite Kelly and Ewing antics. crowd unsettled by chilly weather and lively but chaotic play.

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Bean Eaters Kelly Gotham Town Mr. Nichols Giants Crimeon Salvation Army New York Judge Cullom Marshall Wilder Marshall Charlie Horse General Dixwell Mike Buck Ewing Ewing Nichola Buck Kell Mr. Mahoney Nichols

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Final standings of clubs in First Series of Games

The Post offers three season tickets to the Second Series in Boston to the final standings. Entries must be sent on the specified coupon and arrive by Janet. Names listed include Boston, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Washington.

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New York Seeence Boston Brooklyn Baltimore Cincinnati Pittsburg Louisville Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Clevelan Philadel Bt. Louis Escseceevesesees L Post Tar Post Louieville Ahadelphia Littabury St. Louis

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Debutant Tiernan Sparks New Yorks Victory Over Boston

Tiernan marked his championship season debut with a booming liner, scoring on a dash from third as New York rallied. Buck, Nash, and Kelly contributed key plays while Boston failed to escape their early deficit. McCarthy forced a late rally, but Nash’s single sealed the win with 2499 in attendance.

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Lowe Nash Billy Ewing Buck Kelly Mike Tiernan Long O'Rourke Lyons Dawn Quinn New Yorks Nichols Bostons

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Injuns Struggle in Close Game with St Louis

Cincinnati battled St Louis in a tight contest until the sixth inning when Cincinnati plated five runs. The visitors pushed two more across but could not overcome the deficit. St Louis left runners on base twice in scoring position, while Cincinnati’s hitting stood out as a feature with home runs noted.

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Cincinnati St. Louis Cincinnatis Cincinnaty T.B. P.O McPhee Lathan Escescers Hallizan T.f. Ecesseess Holliday C.f O'Neill Lfiecceccenes Smich S.becesevesces Comiskey Ldeccosese Carruthers Crooks R.t Stricker Zbessecowees Bird Cecessses Rt. Louis Howe Smith Hird Murphy Ilasscock Latham Carroll Werden Brodie Wallican Hitch Pinckney K. Bird Halligan Emslie

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Spiders Do Up Chicago in Cold City Tilt

Cleveland completes a 6 3 victory over Chicago in a pitch intense afternoon game. Young's batting leads Cleveland with strong fielding from both sides in bitter weather. Attendance 1250. Game features runs, errors, and multiple players cited with bases on balls and notable plays.

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Cleveland Youne

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Cyclones Fall Short as Pittsburg Beats Louisville

Pittsburg Pennsylvania April 25 Pittsburg defeated Louisville in a one sided game. Galvin and Meakin were not hit hard but Louisville errors proved costly and the team played listlessly. Smith and Corkhill starred for the winners. Attendance 3480. The score was not stated.

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Pittspurg Penn Pittsburg Louisville Galvin Meakin Smith Corkhill

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Buff in easy mark as Brooklyn shuts outBaltimore

Brooklen N Y April 25 The Baltimores were shut out today by Brooklyn Hart pitched a fine game and was perfectly supported Buffinton proved an easy mark for the home team Van Haltren pitched the last inning and Cobb went to right field The features were the fielding of Joyce and Schech and the batting of Ward Burns Griffin and Daly Attendance 1415 The score:

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Brooklen N. Y Baltimores Brooklyn Hart Buffinton van Haltren Cobb Joyce Schech Ward Burns Griffin Daly

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Senators Win Over Phillies In Cold Washington Game

Washington out-played the Phillies in a cold, raw day with Mulvey and Dowd starring at third base. Kilroy did not appear to pitch as planned. Attendance 2999. Final score details not shown.

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Washington Phillies Kilroy Mulvey

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Harvard Triumphs 25 to 1 Over Trinity in Poor Exhibition

A dismal two hour and thirty minute game on Holmes field ends 25 to 1 in Harvard favor. Trinity’s Graves was out sick, Burns failed to handle Bowie's delivery, and Corbett overthrew and dropped third strikes. Bates fanned four but Corbett’s errors allowed two runners to score. Lowell’s running catch stood out amid general sloppiness as Harvard hosts Lowell Arms Company this afternoon.

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Harvard Trinity Holmes Field Graves Burns Bowie Corbett Bates Hallowell Lowell Lowell Arms Company A.B B.H. T.B H. P.O A. E. Hovey C.f Frothingham Mason Dickinson Cook Hales H. P.C. A. FE. Mallory Broughton Seenee Venrose Strong R.f Saltas Hubbard Ldeece Coe Mason, Cook Froethingham Paine Howe Mallory Jaine Broughton Burns Penrose Saltus Rovey Itallowell Balla Wita Eere Aea Howe Bowle Mr. Brady Hartford Mr. Lynch

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Brown Beats New Haven In Lopsided 13 to 2 Score

Brown University defeated New Haven 13 to 2 in a cold afternoon game. New Haven was outplayed at the plate and in the field as Graver gave up 12 hits and 19 bases while Morrissey contributed two hits off Woodcock for New Haven.

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New Haven Brown University Graver Morrissey Woodcock Browns B.A. T.B. P.O. A. Tenney Woodeeres George E. Viskeen Griffin Seereeee Donnelly Klansfield Fournier C.f Wells Escs Gruber Pocesseceseseses Eeeesreeeeer Brown Eevee Canal Weeks Jones McLane Cook Tenny Magill Blansfield Steere Denuvle Cassian

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Providence Defeats Lovells in Park Contest

Providence defeated the John P. Lovells of Boston this afternoon at Adelaide Park. Scoring details show Providence with 8 runs and 6 hits while Lovells managed 2 runs and 8 hits. Errors favored Lovells with 7 to Providence's 1, and Evans, Murphy, Barry, and Kiley were noted in the game.

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ProvidEncer Providence John P. Lovells Boston Adelaide Park Lovells Ualleries Evans Murphy Barry Kiley

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Manchester Forms Baseball Association to Run Local Team

ALL READY FOR BUSINESS Manchester New Hampshire April 25 The Manchester Baseball Association was formed this afternoon to control the local team in the New England League Officers elected President Hon Hiram D Upton vice president G Percival Stewart treasurer Charles F Mor rill secretary K D Houston directors Professor G I Hickies W J Freeman E H D Upton W J Freeman named manager Players report Wednesday First game to be played on home grounds with the Lowells Saturday afternoon

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Manchester N. H Manchester Baseball Association New England Hiram D. Upton G. Percival Stewart Charles F. Morrill K. D. Houston G. I. Hickies W. J. Freeman EH. D. Upton Lowells

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Tyng Too Much For Yale In Staten Island Victory

The Staten Island Cricket Club baseball team defeated Yale University this afternoon. Tyng dominated Yale's hitters while Ridgeway faced early trouble. Scoring shows Staten Island 6, Yale 4 in the first game and 8 to 6 in the second. Batteries were Ridgeway and Carter for Staten Island with Tyng and Murphy for Yale.

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New Haven Staten Island Cricket Club Yale University Yale Tyng Ridgeway Staten Island

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Western League results April 25 at St Paul Omaha and Minneapolis

Western League games on April 25 in St Paul were blocked by cold weather. Omaha defeated Toledo 3 to 1. Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 10 to 9.

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St. Pavl St. Paul Indianapolis Omaha Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee

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Baseball schedule changes next year aim for fewer games

The article reports that next season the twelve clubs will play 132 games, with six games against each visiting club, easing travel and delaying start to late April. It notes reduced expenses, fewer trips, and a shift from the current 154 games, plus commentary on team players, pitchers, and upcoming matches including Boston, St Louis, and Cleveland, along with a schedule insert from Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.

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Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Soden Stivetts Lowe Duffy Eannot Dickey Johnston Chicago Louisvilles Clevelands Cincinnati Pittsboros Baldwin Young Meakin Ganzel Nichols Billy Nash Bobby Lowe Dolan Knell and Gastright Harry Wright Grim Philadelphias Cyclones Johnson Anodyne Liniment Boston Mass Ward Brooklyn Brotherhood John Inks Bostons Washingtons Foreman Davis Spiders Williams College Williamstown Dartmouth Amherst Harvard Yale Pennsylvania Trinity

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Baseball gossip tease hints at team moves and players

Umpire Lynch skips Sabbath games while Fred Pfeffer and Chap man drift rumors about future clubs. Louisvilles seek another pitcher as Sanders and Larkin power batting, Mullane and Meekin praised by Cincinnati and New York clubs. Meek pitching notes and practice reports highlight St Louis Louisville crowds, Kilroy trial with Washington, and rising stars across leagues.

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Lynch Fred Pfeffer Chapman Fred Louisvilles Bassett Giants Charley Baltimore van Haltren Cuppy Clevelands Koppe Allen Quaker Town Sanders Emslie St. Louis Cincinnatis Mullane Rhines Chamberlain Comiskey Reds John Ward Brooklyns Byrne Billy Barnie Carsey Philadelphia Lofton Tim Keefe Reilly Larkin Jerry Harrington Morgan Murphy Shorty Fuller Dave Cross Delehanty Pete Browning von der Ahe Cress Pfeffer Anse New Yorks Mickey Welch Sharrott Princeton Meekin Muilane Chicago Louisville Kilroy Washingtons Washington

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Athletic Gossip Promises Busy Track Season Contests

A group of championship hopefuls from B A A Worcester A C and other clubs prepare for key events. Names like Donahee Coombs Smith Martin Kane and Nichols loom in sprints and distance races with Coombs favored for the 440 and Lioss set to win the broad jump. The Technology games are slated for May 4 at Charlesbank with park permission, while crossing into scholastic meets many date changes and potential showdowns loom between Xavier Manhattan and Boston area teams as June dates shift for national championships.

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Donahee Worcester A. C Coombs Smith Martin Metropolitan A. C Harry Cornish Steve Coombs Cadman Worcesters Kane Melrose A. C Nichols White Suffolk A. C Dearborn Moakley Dorchester A. C Allison Wren Crescent B. C Pettee Billy Atchelder Jim Morse Phil Stenzel Crane Irwin Morse Brennan Worcester Finneran Lord Danny Long Edson Roxbury Interscholastic Athletic Association Holmes Field Conress Street Harvard N.E. A

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Harvard at Mott Haven Training Table List

Harvard Mott Haven lists 23 promising men at the training table, with captain J. Cook and notables such as C. Hawes and W. L. Thompson among others. The table is at Mrs. Cotter's on Oxford Street as they develop further potential.

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Harvard Mott Haven J. Cook C. Hawes W. L. Thompson Oe Wright S. M. Merrill A. M. White G. L. Batchelder Ode Corbin F.F. Carr MLS J. O. Nichole G. Lowell O. W. Shead Pratt P. W. Davis R. H. Aed L.S A. L. Endicott C. R. ‘Bardeen BH Evins L.S.S G. R. Fearing Ed Bloss T. E. Sherwin H. M. Wheelwright Mrs. Cotter Oxford Street

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Headache Cure Promised by Dr. Greene’s Nervura

An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a reliable remedy for headaches neuralgia and nervous disorders. It includes patient testimonials claiming relief from long term headaches, nervousness and associated symptoms, and invites readers to consult Dr. Greene at 84 Temple Place Boston or request a free symptom blank.

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Dr. Greene Elmer Craig le Roy

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Young Couples Housekeeping Savings at Once

Young couples can save money by calling on us at once for wholesale stock of furniture sold at cost. Folan brothers J and T announce a wholesale furniture sale at 31 Haverhill 8 North Side near B M Depot.

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J. & T. Folan Haverhill North Side

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Amateur Circus Set By B. A. A Features and Acts

The B A A plans an amateur circus in the Arena Thursday to Saturday with A N Rice as a comic clown and three tricks. Equestrian acts include steeplechase trick riding tandem driving and hurdling. Performers from the Boston Riding Club and several locals join in chariot races elephants slack wire and horizontal bar displays plus two listed groups of named riders and horses. Rehearsals are progressing well and expect a good show.

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A. N. Rice Howard Brown H. A. Harris W. Roche Arthur Pennycuick H. J. Watson R. B. Fay J. Crane, Jr J. J. Southard P. J. Finneran Robert Stoll J. W. Harper

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New Trotting Track Near Beachmont to Open Next Year

Ground was broken at Beachmont for a trotting track near the depot. Owner J. W. Brodbine, known for fine horses, supervises as twenty workers begin an egg shaped half mile course. Ground is marshy but stabilized after tide gate work. turf will be reinforced with ten inches of soil. Track slated for August 1 completion with no trotting dates this year. a baseball field and athletic facilities planned, to host meetings and Brodbine’s bids.

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Beachmont J. W. Brodbine Brodbine

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A Wild Throw Jack Boyle Gives Boston a Boost

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Standing of the Clubs After Yesterday's Games

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How the Boys Did It In Gotham City Game

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Final standings of clubs in First Series of Games

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Debutant Tiernan Sparks New Yorks Victory Over Boston

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Injuns Struggle in Close Game with St Louis

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Spiders Do Up Chicago in Cold City Tilt

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Cyclones Fall Short as Pittsburg Beats Louisville

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Buff in easy mark as Brooklyn shuts outBaltimore

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Senators Win Over Phillies In Cold Washington Game

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Harvard Triumphs 25 to 1 Over Trinity in Poor Exhibition

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Brown Beats New Haven In Lopsided 13 to 2 Score

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Providence Defeats Lovells in Park Contest

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Manchester Forms Baseball Association to Run Local Team

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Tyng Too Much For Yale In Staten Island Victory

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Western League results April 25 at St Paul Omaha and Minneapolis

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Baseball schedule changes next year aim for fewer games

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Baseball gossip tease hints at team moves and players

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Athletic Gossip Promises Busy Track Season Contests

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Harvard at Mott Haven Training Table List

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Headache Cure Promised by Dr. Greene’s Nervura

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Young Couples Housekeeping Savings at Once

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Amateur Circus Set By B. A. A Features and Acts

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New Trotting Track Near Beachmont to Open Next Year

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