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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1892

Page

3

Sunday Baseball Strikes and Pitching Styles in Boston

The article notes Sunday games in Cincinnati with Cleveland and Boston's stance against Sabbath play, mentions Cincinnati nine and Reds, and outlines Boston pitchers Nichols Clarkson Stivetts Staley with varied styles. It discusses left handed twirlers, frequent rotation, and predictions for matchups versus the Browns, plus Kilroy Mad den and Baldwin in past seasons.

John T. Brash Cincinnati Clevelands Reds Soden Cleveland Boston Nichols John Clarkson Stivetts Staley Stiyetts Clarkson Browns McCarthy Joe Quinn Kilroy Boston Brotherhood Baltimores Washingtons Knell Baldwin Madden Matthew

Western League Scores From Today

Omaha defeated Columbus 2 to 1 while Kansas City beat Toledo 4 to 3. Cold weather blocked games at St Paul and Minneapolis with Milwaukee and Indianapolis contests postponed.

Omaha Columbus Kansas City Toledo St. Paul

Harvard Downs Dartmouth In Ragged Contest Shutout

Harvard defeated Dartmouth in a rough game by shutting out the visitors. Shurtleff pitched for Dartmouth while Bates and Howe worked for Harvard in strong fashion. Ivard played errorless defense, Mason caught well, and Hovey and Halio contributed at the plate alongside strong Harvard batting. The Crimson faulted for lack of sacrifice hits, preferring power over small ball.

Harvard Dartmouth Shurtleff Crimson New Hampshire Darketers Ivard Bates Howe Mason Hovey Haliowell Che A.B BH. T P.O. A Cook Rothingham Seen Ovey BeEeeese Seeen Nson Corbett R.f Deeeesesertens Lowell LaGee A.B. KR A. Taxbu Connor Caveses Ry Ney Joyce I Isceee Claett C.f Burdette Sesewe Brown Oyce Claggett Itarvard Corvett Lowell Tuxbury O’conor Ranney Clagcett Ovee Brown Bond Laverty

New Haven Defeats Flushing In Easy Victory

New Haven Connecticut beat Flushing 8 to 2 in a home game. Hite pitched for New Haven with Tierney on the mound for Flushing. New Haven used the stick effectively, knocking Tierney's delivery for many runs. Errors were 3 for New Haven and 3 for Flushing. Batteries were Tierney and Eyers for Flushing and Gruber and Griffin for New Haven. Umpire was Fourvier.

New Haven Conn Flushing Tierney New Ven Eyers Gruber Griffin Fourvier

Providence Game Off Due to Cold Weather

The Providence versus Pawtucket matchup scheduled for today was canceled because of cold weather, with no rescheduled date announced.

Providence Pawtucket

Javelin Ordered to Port Jefferson by Morgan

Vice-Commodore Morgan orders the fast steam yacht Javelin to Port Jefferson from Newport Rhode Island on April 28. The move indicates a redeployment of the vessel under Morgan’s command amid ongoing duties at sea.

VruwPort R. I Comino Javelin Port Jefferson

Baseball Gossip Reflects Turbulent Season News

A sprawling roundup notes Timothy Keefe baffling the Giants, Anson backing Sunday games, and Chicago and Pittsburgh sluggers under pressure. It covers base stealing by Hamilton, Ward’s steady defense, Curt Welch’s reduced pace, Morgan Murphy’s catching, and umpire Mahoney’s favored pitches.

New York Timothy Keefe Giants Kittredge Schriver Anson Philadelphia Mike Tiernan Hamilton Philadelphias Boyle Curt Welch Curt John Ward Temple Pittsby Tom Brown Count Keuhne Browning Scott Stratton Jones Louisvilles Pittsburgs Chicagos New Yorks Smith Cincinnatis Baltimores Pittsboros Charley Farrell Beckley Jacob Baldwin Wilmer Smith Shugart Mahoney Hallman Shorty Fuller Jerry Harrington Comiskey Murphy Morgan Board of Control Chapman Nanhas Charley Halligan T. Burkett Tim Keefe Jimmy Canavan James Gumbert Charley Ganzel Washington Reds Browns Trip Duffee Washingtons Wilmot Ryan Dungan

Don’t play on Sunday Boston boys argue

A reader criticizes the Boston baseball club for opposing Sunday games arguing the stance honors the day and faith. The letter urges Boston to forgo Sunday games to preserve reverence and pride, insisting the pennant is still theirs without Sunday play.

The Post Boston Boys Boston

Manhattan Club Runners Prep For New York Meet

The Manhattan Athletic Club junior cross country squad sails to New York with Captain Moakley in charge and strong showings from Sim McCarthy Tim and Joe Cross. Other athletes like Eddie Pettee and John Wren display good form as they train on Morris Park course. Yale athletes, BAA names, and New England events fill an action packed track season with upcoming races in Harvard and New Jersey venues.

Manhattan Athletic Club New York John F. Moakley Sim McCarthy Tim Joe Cross Eddie Pettee John Wren Moakley M. F. Carney Charley Bean Francy Maguire AJ Dowling Morris Park Manhattans Carney Hodgkins Doyle Dowling Bean Boston Gloriana Commodore Morgan W. Barton Hopkins Philadelphia John Have Wa George Wright Tommy Fay Wright Frank Maguire New Hampshire Yale Harvard Athletic Association Holmes Field van Ingen DL. B. Lyman W. B. Wright, Jr S. Seoville, Jr E. W. Alien New England Intercollegiate Association Springfield Stone Harvard Fencing Club Howard Charles P. Lebon Cornish Charles Js. Thayer Tommy Sherman Liebgold Turner Swain Harding Finneran Fearing Jim Lee McCarthy Revere Thompson Joe Doyle Harvard White Ryan Hopkins Parsons Gloucesters Rob Callahan Ommy Conneff Lenny Morton Manchester Dublin Conneff Manhattan Willie Day New Jersey A.C Astor House

Futurity Won A Race At Wasamneton

In Wasamneton on April 28 the meeting opened with five races. First prize went to Morello beating Rose Washington and Volturis filly in 56 seconds for 44 furlongs. Second race saw Poverty take victory with Eliza and Ray following. Third event Lepanto won over Isaac Lewis and Mary Stoney in 1 minute 57 seconds. Fourth race Eric led over Margarita and Ely in 1 minute 51 seconds. Fifth race featured Susan first, Sam Morse second, and Ecarte third over 144 miles with hurdles.

Guttenberg N. J Sccee Napa IL Lucky Clover Luma DANON Peseeseeverk Kelturno Richal Narka Oregon Netthen Mrevier Pauway Matagorda Zevovia Mabelle Salisbury Lord Harry Toeberg Selbam Erecesserellh Tyoosutot Seareese Rover Louis Dicise Bane Forest King Maxim Illy John Lucko Wasamneton Morello Rose Washington Volturis Poverty Eliza Ray Lepanto Isaac Lewis Mary Stoney Eric Marguerita Ely Susan Sam Morse Ecarte

Entries For B A A Games Open Handicap Meet

Harvard Athletic Association lists 300 plus entries for the open handicap meet with New York clubs promising runners like Jim Lee Delan Downey among entrants. The long roster covers 100 to 120 yard dashes 440 yard dash mile races and field events with many clubs including H A A B A A C Y A A and others.

Harvard Athletic Association New York Jim” Lee Delan Downey W. D. Brookings Isa.a L. Friedenberg H.A.A E. D. Elise Haas N. White James Sullivan L. Fraser Hla.a A. Dorman O. K. Hawes C. E. Bacon BR. M. Winthrop A. Johnson H. W.jameson A. Latham P. T. Jackson B. S. Priest A. Coonley W. E. Greenough N. W. Smith Bellows School J. W. Edson R.L.S RK. Hall P.A.A.A Ed. C. Freeman W.A.C VY. Mowry R. B. Child B.Y.M C. Bucholz J. ©. Boyd M.T J. Dove W. J. Casey W. T. Thompson B.A.A W. Allen J. E. Good Y.A.A A.B. P. Straight H.N.A.G S. M. Merrill E. Lowell H. D. Pillsbury i.A.a E. W. Pinkham W. H. Cary W. A J. OC. Freeman V. Mowry D. R. Child B.Y.M.C.U C. E. Suecholz Abbott A. French J. Smith F. W. Lord T. Richardson A. Coombs C. H. Baker W. L. Thompson H.A F. M. Sackett H. A.A S. B. McNear A. M. White, Jr H.A. A W. H. Wright F. F. Lowell J.L. Thompson C. G. Hubbell C. C. Hyde J. D. Clark C. Brewer Hopkinson W.E. Doyle KR. M. Reynolds Durfee H.S de Delaney W. Mowry C. Taintor G. K. Dearborn M.I F. C. Yolmes G. L. Batchelder S. A. Coombs Hla. A F. W. Marvel B.N.A G. M. Richmond A. Ek. Whittier W. Emerson J. Corbin W. R. Buckminister H. Crane A. Lingoin F. M. Stein ER. N. Wrightvigton B.U A. S. Davis RL. Barsow R. M. Reynolds J. Delaney A. Geiger A. T. Betts M.lt A. G. Bugbee Dart A.A G. Collamore Ila.a W. J. Batchelder L. H. Peters Belmont School W. K. Wright, Jr Scoville A.C W. C. Dowling S.A.C J. M. Gallagher W. H. Alligon J. F. Moakley J.A.C J. L. Moran A. L. Endicott J. A. Thayer F. Johnson H. W. Thayer W. Munro F.N. Balch M. J. Doyle Ss. A.C E. L. Andrews J. C. Potter H. C. Moffitt J. Crane, Jr BAA W. Shead K.A A Hurd Je Pummer W. WN Uane Coonley M. H. Guerin G. Kt. Fearing A. H. Green E. Lb. Andrews H. A. Stanwood R. W. Davis N. Davis Eliott S. Pratt P. Jerlo M.A.C T. L. Connelly Dp. Connelly G. J. Carter Massachusetts Bicycle Club G. E. Quinn Chelsea Ramblera P.H. Davis Fla.a F.l.illiott Waella

The Memphis Races Report From Memphi s Tenn

Memph is race meet dated April 28 shows five furlong selling win by One Dime with Knot In It second and Borealis third in race one Time 1.05 for the winner. Four furlongs Interior tops Goodwood Pekin and Time in 56 25. One mile Greg Goose wins Content second Annie Brown third Time 1 4. Fourth race one mile Jim Dunn wins Dan Buckner second Chimes third Time nt 2. Fifth race seven furlongs Powers wins Enterprise second Miss Pickwick third Time 1 32

Memmnis Tenn Knot Borealis Interior Goodwood Pekin Greg Goose Content Annie Brown Jim Dunn Dan Buckner Chimes Powers Enterprise Miss Pickwick

Yale Secures Murphy as New Track Trainer

The Yale Track Athletic Association hires Michael Murphy, famed for coaching Yale’s 1888 champions. He has led Detroit’s champion West track team and is brother to Yale captain Murphy. He will arrive Monday.

New Haven Conn Yale Track Athletic Association

Murder confession clears Kesler double slaying

Samuel Shiner confessed to police from his home in Sugar Loaf township that he stood watch outside the Kesler home during the seven year old double murder of John and Joseph Kesler. He said Joe Eveland shot Joseph Kesler and a man named Christman of Northampton county killed Johan with a club.

Wiilexsibarre Penn John Joseph Kesler Sugar Loaf Township Samuel Shiner Shiner Keslers Joe Eveland Christman Northampton County Johan

Man Wounded. Stranger Found on Clemence Street

A man believed to be Walter S Mains of Clayton Gloucester county New Jersey was found on Clemence street tonight intoxicated with a bullet wound in his left side. He was taken to the hospital where doctors expect recovery. The injured man is a stranger to the area and has been in town for a few days.

Providence Walter S.mains Clayton Glocester County N. J Clemence Street Stamford Street Corporation Babson City of Boston United States Lewis Union Park Waltham Street Norris Ward 13 McGuinness Ward 8 Charlestown Charles Davens

Portuguese Association Demands Burial After Alms House Death

Boston City Council last night debated a Portuguese Benevolent Association petition seeking locate John Brown’s burial after his alms house death. The body was reportedly given to Homeopathic Hospital for dissection and later buried at Mt Hope Cemetery, prompting calls for an exhumation to fulfill burial obligations.

Barry Ward 14 Portuguese Benevolent Association Sercio Ignacio d’Rosa Francisco C. Pasconsellos Joseph E. Millo Jesse M. Gove Sonnets City Council City of Oston Portuguese Benevolent Association of Boston John Brown Long Island Commissioners of Public Institutions Brown Association Calvary Cemetery Homeopathic Hospital Mt. Hope Cemetery Board of Health Committee On Public Institutions City Point

Antony and Cleopatra in Dickey Club Burlesque at Horticultural Hall

A Harvard Dickey Club burlesque titled Antony and Cleopatra drew a select crowd at Horticultural Hall. The production featured George D. Wells as Antony and John D. Hubbell as Cleopatra with lavish costumes, lively choruses, and a topical second act satire on local college life and sports. Directors and patrons included J. H. Morgan, G. Lee Jr, C. Stetson, and Mrs. Alexander Cochrane.

Dickey Club Harvardites Antony and Cleopatra Shakspere, Sardou Antony George D. Wells Anna Cleopatra John D. Hubbell Tony Louis Bacon George C. Lee H. A. Rothingham Octavia Robert Homans Charmian Iras A. L. Wetmore B. Wells C. Clarkson Messenger C. B. Earle Seothsayer P Gardaen Tucxerman H. Cabot G. C. Kellogg P. Cabot C. Stetson J. C. Brackinridge Ww. Garrison S. Battelle W. May Lawrence H. M. Wheelwright J. H. Bell C. Morgan W. ©. Mackie F. T. Griswold A. Harding B. H. Shepa D W. Lane P. R. Turnure W. Cabot P. Wrenn J. B. Lowell Egypt Nile Line Heston Town Billy Russell Jas Teatrical Committee J. H. Morgan B. Sewell E. Tuckerman J. D. Hubbell G. D. Welle H. F. Taylor Russell Beals W. A. Dupee R. C. King Peank Blair Alexander Cochrane Henry Bernham Charlies Kidder

Old Crow Whiskey Advertisement at Blanchard and Farrar

An old ad lists Old Crow Whiskey price four dollars per gallon and offers ready for pickup at Blanchard and Farrar, with locations at Dock and Fanoull Hall.

Blanchard & Fabrar

No Travel, Woman Recovers With Nervura After Voyage

A woman worn by nervous prostration from long illness and fatigue found no relief from sea travel until using Dr. Greene's Nervura. The ad claims thousands cured, touts Nervura as spring remedy, purely vegetable, and offers free consultation from Dr. Greene in Boston.

Greene Nervara ETTA Haven Negers St Webster Mass Temple Place Boston

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