Selee's Waterloo Ends Strong, Browns Triumph Over Boston
The Browns defeated the Boston nine with strong fielding and solid pitching by Gleason and Nichols. Pinckney, Carroll, Werden, Glasscock, and Quinn led the offense through walks, hits, and timely runs while Umpire McCrum drew critique for slow calls. Stivetts and Kelly to pitch tomorrow as the series continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney
Glasscock
Stricker
Werden
Carroll
Tommy McCarthy
Joe Quinn
St. Louis
Browns
Kelly
Ganzel
Quinn
Boston
von der Ahe
McCrum
H. B.H. TB
P.O. A
I Bird
Tucker
Nichols
Pinkney
Werden Quinn
Bird
Long
Duffy
Lowe
McCarthy
Carruthers
Harvard Class Race on Charles River Set for Monday
Harvard crews face a highly anticipated Charles River race Monday afternoon with four classes ready and three crews evenly matched. The '92 crew loses key rowers yet hopes to defy odds. coaches include G Perry and S Davis guiding the freshmen and varsity, while Williams may miss a seat, changing the lineup for the seniors and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Charles River
W. A. Brooks
Beacon Street Wall
Porter, Stearns and
Heard
Varsity
Jones
Kelton
Two games postponed by rain in Providence and nearby clubs
Providence reports both the Providence and Pawtucket game and the Brown and Dartmouth matchup were postponed today due to rain. The item notes a schedule disruption affecting local clubs and families attending events.
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Providence
Pawtucket
Brown
Dartmouth
Athletic Notes preview of New England championships
The B A A expects the 16 pound shot winner at the New England championships with Fred Scott of Metrovole A A Providence likely to join B A A and contend with Gray and Queckberner. Interscholastic meet set for June 11. officials may be scarce and Edson of Roxbury Latin shines in sprints. Several colleges and clubs plan to compete, with Elmer White favored for the mile and Wells to run the 440 at New England events.
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New England
Fred Scott
Metrovole A. A
Providence
Scott
Gray
Queckberner
John Graham
George Bea
Charlesbank
Edson
Roxbury
Boston
Morris Park
Dick Russell
Frank Halloran
J. S. Roddy
Princeton
Wesleyan
New York
Turner
Roddy
Manhattan
New York A. C
Manhattans
Walter St
Elmer White
Allison
Nichols
White
Prospect Harriers
Suburban Harriers
Xavier A. C
Pastime A. C
Star A. C
Acorn A. C
St. George A U
Olumbia A
Wayne A
Riverside A
Twenty-third Street
Y. M
Manhattan A. C
Xavier A
New Haven
House
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Dav Oe
Bob Doherty
Dorchesters
Bradfords
Brown University
New England Amateur Barge Racing Association
Millstream
Chelsea
Spencer
Gotham
Harry Cadman
Stitts
Baltimore Faculty Falls Short in Penn Tilt
At Pirrisburg Penn April 29 Baltimore never had a chance from the first inning Healy was hit hard and got little support Galvin pitched well with solid backing Bierbauer and Mack homered and Smith starred in the field Attendance 2480 The score:
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Pirrisburg
Penn
Baltimore
Healy
Galvin
Bierbauer
Mack
Smith
A.B. R. BH
T.B. P.O
A. Welch
C.f
van Haltren
R.f
Shock
Wood
Sean Eraser
Whistler
Pickett
Gilbert
Eeeeeses Robinson
Coscerraneer
Rusie Knocked Out as Giants Edge Cleveland Exit
In Cleveland on April 29 the locals knocked Rusie out early as the Giants struggled against Young. Ewing delivered the only big hit, a two on base homer under the fence, with two aboard. Attendance 2500. Score not fully listed.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Rusie
Crane
Boyle
Giants
Young
Ewing
Childs
Burkett
S'Sceess O’connor
Youndy
Lyons
Descorecvece
Bassett
D.ecceses Ee
Paneceseces
U Fuller
B.scaceaneses
SOU Ivers Ccs
Cess
New York
Kavis
Ca Leer
Doyle
Gore
O’connor
Oyle
O’conner
McAfeer
Virtue
Youn Tiernan
O'Rourke
Kusie
Irtue
Tebeau
Tiernan
Lyon
McAleer
Davis
Fuller
Sheridan
Browning Shines as Louisville Triumphs Over Brooklyn
In Louisville on April 29, Pete Browning starred with sharp fielding and clutch hits that saved the Louisville nine from defeat. Stein unraveled at key moments while Jones endured a tough day but received strong support. Brooklyn’s miscues proved costly. Brown stood out at center as 3,450 fans watched the game end with Louisville on top.
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Louisville
Pete Browning
Stein
Jones
Brooklyn
Brown
A. F. Brown
Gleeveeccese
A.B. R. BH
P.O. Pfeffer
Cotcotad
Kinslow
Corcoran
Kuehne
Ward
Brouthers
Collins
O’brien
Gritfin
O'Brien
Pfeffer
Seery
Browning
Jennings
Taylor
Joyce
he—Lynch
Hoodoo Ends as Chicagos Defeat Phillies at Home
In Chicago on April 29 the Chicagos snapped a nine game slide by beating the Phillies before about 2000 fans. Cold weather and strong pitching from Carsey and Hutchinson framed the lively game. Reilly pinch hit for Carsey in the bottom of the ninth as the score remained undecided until the final out.
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Burlington, VI
The
Burkes of Lowell
University of Vermont Today
Cincinnati
Dolan
Washington
Cincinnatis
R. B.H
T.B
P.O
A. E
Tjoy
C.feeneereneees
Donovan
Seers A
Duffee
R.f
Larkin
O Milligan
Ceeseesaeneeee
Richardson
Didian
Dever
Dowd
Radford
Il Waals
Sveccasacnnlll
McPhee
Hatham
Halligan
iHolliday
Eree
O'Neill
Chicago
Chicagos
Phillies
Carsey
Hutchinson
Reilly
A.b
P.O. A
Philadelphia
B.A
T.B. P.O
Hamilton
Thompson
Aeteeee
Hallinap
Eweerses
Connor
Ciemenle
Corse Sevee
Clements
Mulvey
Wilmot
Ryan
Dungan
Cooney
Baila
Allen
Onte Wilmot
Hallman
Hurat
Washington club mismanages star Ardie Richardson
The Washington club’s decisions threaten Richardson’s career as one of the league’s top hitters and fielders. Irwin’s influence and cost concerns are cited as reasons for potential releases and lineup changes. Multiple clubs, including St Louis, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore, show interest in Richardson as a valuable outfielder and potential captain.
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Ardie Richardson
Washington
Irwin
Hardie
Richardson
Cranks
Warners
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Barnie
Bostons
Brotherhood Nine
Soden
Boston
Dowd
John Irwin
McGeachy
Wagners
van der Ahe
New York to See the Circus at Madison Square Garden
The great amateur circus will perform in Madison Square Garden New York. Manager Harry Cornish travels there tonight to perfect arrangements for 142 company members and new features. Chariot races will pit New York athletic clubs against each other while boxing cats and a riding monkey appear. Tickets are by subscription only for the amusement of 400, with no public sale planned. The show aims to surpass Barnum’s and may occur in four to five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
New York
Harry Cornish Gooes
Boston’s
League Diamonds Rumors Hit Baseball Offseason Moves
The report lists possible player and managerial changes across franchises. Shoch to captain Baltimore infield under Van Haltren, Waltz to manage. Viau or Shearon likely released by Cleveland, Haddock to Brooklyn, Kilroy to get another chance in Washington, Delehanty nearing readiness for Phillies, and various speculations on Boston, New York, and Chicago clubs. Also notes about umpires, college games, and yacht club rules.
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Boston
Post
Ths Post
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
Shoch
van Haltren
Waltz
Cliff Carroll
Cliff
Clevelands
Viau
Shearon
Comiskey
Haddock
Brooklyns
Ward
Kilroy
Delehanty
Phillies
Ehret
Earle
Pittsburgs
Sioux City
Roger Connor
Buck Ewing
Mahoney
Harvard
Holy Cross College
Cobb
Baltimores
Ralston
Powers
Patrick
George Gore
Jim O’rourke
Harry Stovey
Harry
Bobby Lowe
Stovey
Johnson
Washingtons
Bayne
University of Pennsylvania
Irwin
Charley Bennett
Bostons
Stivetts
Harry Wright
Thornton
Keefe
Carsey
Weyhing
Esper
Foster
Corinthian Yacht Club
Parker’s
Dave Foutz
Barnie
de Robinson
Tommy Corcoran
Ranford
Danny Richardson
Donovan
Ferdinand Ward Released From Sing Sing
Ferdinand Ward, the wrecker of the Marine Bank, was released from Sing Sing after more than six years for complicity in the defalcation that ruined the bank. His wife died years ago, and he will travel to Connecticut to see his eight year old son. He claims to be penniless and will begin life anew. He does not fear remaining indictments and would rather stay than flee to Canada.
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Ferdinand Ward
Marine Bank
Sing Sing
Ward
Connecticut
Ft Sing Sing
Canada
Brockton selects infield and outfield assignments
The Brockton team will replace Hardie Richardson with a new infield setup. Shannon covers third base, Rudderhan shortstop, and Meagher second base. Shea moves from third base to the outfield as part of the new arrangement.
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Ingtons
Hardie Richardson
Hardie
Shannon
Rudderhan
Meagher
Brockton
Rudderhan Short
Shea
Clever Fengers Fencing Class Crowns Forbes Champion
Friends of the Chauncy Hall School fencers held seven lively bouts after forty five half hour lessons. Forbes defeated Bradlee and Decker to win the final, receiving a trophy from W S Littlefield. Plans to include girls next year and reduce minimum age to 15.
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Chauncy Hall
Eugene Thiebault
R. Stone
Harvard
Meli
Messrs
Bradley
Sawtelle
Barry
Forbes
Russ
Allen
Endicott
Decker
Bradlee
W. S. Littlefield
The Washington Races Reported From Washington
Rain created a muddy track in Washington with six races listed. Rosana won the first with Ella second. Lady Grace filly led by Rear Guard and Queen Bess in the second. Fidelio won the sixth with Ballyhoo second on Key West day. George W. took the mile with S. Mark second. Saliah won the one mile race over Balbriggan. Grey Rock won the five furlongs with Absconder second.
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Washington
Rosana
Logan
Ella
Lady Grace
Rear Guard
Queen Bess
Key West
Fidelio
Ballyhoo
George W
S. Mark
Larchmont
Saliah
Dr. Wilcox
Balbriggan
Grey Rock
Absconder
la Cigale
Water Pipe Attack Leaves 17-Year-Old Boy Near Death
J J Jennings of Woburf was assaulted by three men at a stable and left for dead after being struck with a water pipe and kicked. He is hospitalized with head wounds, a broken thumb, and a stomach injury. Police seek the attackers as locals rally.
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John J. Jennings
Jennings
F. S. Bassett
Corn Street
Mr. Bassett
Bassett Place
McGowen
Young Edwards
Kelly
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Battery
F. N. Watriss
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W.M
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J. Hubbard
St. H. Hunt
H. B. Frost
J. H. Kidder
G. Perry
Law School
Alexander
G. FE
Burgess
G. Miller
Baarleis
Careveseaekod
C. W. Keyes
C. Brower
R. Bisbee
Seeshdo
S. W. Emswori
W. ©. Sichols
S. ©. Davis
Williams
Saltonstall
C. T
L. Loring
J.M. Thom
L. Heckscher
Sereeser
W. BE. Cobb
Ned” Storrow
BeVi Grank
W. M. Kigzs
Miguatagon
Cas Ecen Aus Cashes
Eekee Bow
W. H. Cameron
Peece
W. Thomas
D. F. Jones
T. N. Perkins
Surgess
Cambridge
Ali
BeecHam
Pris
Blanchard & Farrar
Boston Post
Granescore
Burkes
Athletic Notes
A.B. T.E. P.O. A. RE. Miller
B.B
Muck
Desewaerneves
Pete
Tom
League Diamonds
Openin
Wardaywell
Ars
Guttenberg
Glenmound
Ecco
Lisiottawa
Cocda
Wewsseceeess
Ida B
Sandowne
Ballarat
Seer Jastael
Sellres
Richal
King
Fendion
Becescesvvavceses
Harrison
St. John
St. Luke
Bassanio
Sierra Nevada
Aid
Samuel W. Clifford
Esqu
Maynard F. Stiles
Court Street
Rnto
J.J. Jennings
Woburf
Woxsurn
Young Jennings
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