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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1895

Page

3

Boston Loses to Orioles in Slugfest at South End Grounds

Six thousand fans watched the champions trounce Dolan's crew as Kelley and Carey led a late surge. McGraw and Bannon misplayed key plays, turning the game in the seventh inning and keeping Boston at a loss despite early lead. Dolan's wild throw and poor support sealed the setback for Boston amid smoky, distracting conditions.

South End Spalding Dolan Kelley Keeler Jennings McGraw Jimmy Bannon Boston Gleason Duffy Bannon Brodie Carey Orioles Hemming McGra Tucker Ryan Nash Orla Lowe Piay Long Short Phillies

Washington Triumphs In Odd Series Game

Washington won the unusual game of the series against New York through strong batting and steady pitching by Mercer. Brilliant fielding marked the contest with 1700 in attendance. Final score shows Washington 7 to 6 in a tightly played affair with 14 hits to 9 for New York and 1 error for Washington versus 5 for New York.

Washington New York Washingtons Mercer

Faces te Soccer in 150 page stamp

Fragmentary OCR mentions a person H. Wood and traces of a Boston address and an inventor Fa. The garbled items reference winter street, a soccer or stamp motif, and a possible signature or byline. No clear event, organization, or outcome is discernible from readable text.

H. Wood.wuey Winter T Boston

Mercer and McGuire Lead Five Named Players

Five players including Clarke German and Farrell are highlighted in a list that features Teries Mercer and McGuire among the contributors. The brief notes their roles and significance to the team’s efforts in a season that emphasizes depth and cohesion.

Teries Mercer McGuire Clarke German Farrell

Chicago Triumph Over St Louis Amid Wild Play

Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 4 as Bhret capitalized on key moments and Ryan and Lange supplied the standout defense and hitting. Attendance was about 2,500 with Chicago totaling 9 hits and 2 errors against St Louis’ 6 hits and 2 errors. Batteries were Terry and Donahue for Chicago and Ehret, Kissinger and Miller for St Louis.

Chicago ST. Louis Bhret Ryan Lange Chicago Cabetocescaheen Terry Donahue Ehret Kissinger Milier

Brooklyn Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Eight Inning Win

Brooklyn won in the eighth inning with a four run burst. Lampe, Taylor, Abbey and Gumbert contributed as Brooklyn tallied 14 hits to Philadelphia’s 12. Anderson hit a homer as 5,224 watched at Philadelphia. final score Brooklyn 14, Philadelphia 10.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Lampe Taylor Gumbert Abbey Anderson Dailey Taylor and Grady

Pittsburg Beats Cleveland 2-0 Behind Pitching Duel

Pittsburg and Cleveland faced strong pitching as Pittsburg pushed across two runs in the sixth for a 2-0 win. Attendance was 3,000. Pittsburg had 7 hits to Cleveland's 6 with 1 and 2 errors respectively. Hawley and Merritt paired with Cuppy and Zimmer on the batteries.

Pittsburg Penn Cleveland Hawley Merritt Cuppy Zimmer

Fall River Beats New Bedford In Error Crippled Game

In New Bedford on Aug 1 Fall River edged the home club 8 to 4 after Day misplayed a pitch allowing three runs. New Bedford led early but faded as Fall River hit 12 to 6 base hits and committed three errors to New Bedford's three. Pitchers Day Fill Rollins ARP contributed to the win.

New Bedford Fall River Fill Rollins Day

Bangor Defeats Portland In Rain-Shortened Game

Bangor easily beat Portland in a game marked by sharp hitting and strong fielding. The match was halted in the eighth inning due to rain with Bangor leading 4 to 3 and recording 14 base hits to Portland's 13. Batteries were Braham and Barkley for Bangor, Yerrick and Terrien for Portland.

Bangor Portland Braham Barkley Yerrick Terrien

Lewiston Wins Hot Game on Pop Fly to Score

Lewiston beat Augusta 1 to 0 in a tense effort as a pop fly from second base by Gilbert scored the decisive run. Augusta out hit Lewiston 9 to 5 but stranded runners at key moments. McCarthy and Crisham teamed for Lewiston with Dilworth and Butler for Augusta.

Augusta Lewiston Gilbert ‘m McCarthy and Crisham Dilworth Butler

Brockton Beats Pawtucket In Seesaw Brief Baseball Clash

Brockton and Pawtucket used two pitchers apiece with Todd pulled in the fourth and Donovan replaced in the sixth. Brockton rallied with multiple hits in the seventh and ninth to win 18 runs to 16. Batting: Brockton 18 hits, Pawtucket 16. errors Brockton 3, Pawtucket 6. Donovan Wynne Shea vs Todd Kelly Yeager.

Pawtucket Brockton Todd Donovan Pawtuckt Wynne Shea Kelly Yeager

Providence and Toronto Split Doubleheader in Eastern League

In Providence on August 1 the Providence and Toronto teams split a doubleheader, one game delayed from June. Wittrock pitched for Providence in game one and allowed 18 hits as Gray excelled for Toronto. Final scores show Toronto 14 to Providence 12 with 18 hits to 10. In game two Gray began but lasted two innings, Crane relieved, Rudderham held Toronto to six runs, and Shinnick was struck by a ball but continued. Providence won 6 to 4 with 13 hits to Toronto's 7.

Providence Toronto Wittrock Gray Toronto Steen McAujey Crane Grays Rudderham Torontos Shinnick Errors Redmond Healy Irish Sea North Fermanagh Dublin Galway Kilkenny Waterford Cork

Springfield Ball Teams Split Two Close Wins Over Buffalo

Springfield defeated Buffalo 10 to 6 in the first game and won 14 to 11 in the second. Callahan started the opener for Springfield, Fournier pitched seven innings for Buffalo before Chesbro relieved, and key plays by Herndon Shannon and Gruber helped Springfield rally. In the nightcap Gruber began for Springfield, Chesbro shut down Buffalo late after nine quick Buffalo runs, with double plays by Shannon and strong stops by Loewe as Springfield surged to the win.

Springfield Callahan Fournier Springfields Herndon Shearon Shannon Gruber Buffalo Chesbro Lynch McDonald Loewe Buffalo Sodduieletteactt Gunson Urquhart McGinnis

Syracuse Beats Scranton In OneSided Match

Syracuse routs Scranton 5 to 1 on Aug 1 with Meaney and Delaney strong. Delaney received superior support as Syracuse played a more scientific game. Scranton improved late but could not overcome the deficit.

Syracuse Scranton Meaney Delaney

Syracuse Scranton Baseball Game Report

Scranton players were ruled out for interfering with plays as Syracuse claimed the win. Score listed as Syracuse 7, Scranton 0 with 7 runs and 5 errors for Scranton. Batteries were Delaney and Rafter for Syracuse against Meaney and Rafter for Scranton.

Syracuse Scranton Syracuse Scranton Delaney Rafter Meaney

Two Fly Catches Spark Wilkes Barre Victory Over Rochester

Wilkesbarre beat Rochester 11 to 8 as Donahue wilted in the first inning and OBrien erred. Betts hit well during critical moments. Lytle made two remarkable running catches. Attendance 3800. Bets and Diggins paired for Wilkesbarre with Donohue and Berger for Rochester.

Wilkesbarre Penn Donahue O’brien Rochester Betts Lytle Diggins Donohue Berger

Riverside games at Spy Pond Grove Arlington

The carnival of sports lists many entries and handicaps for field and boxing events at Spy Pond Grove Arlington tomorrow. Top sprinters include Tom Keane William Holland J. Frank Lucas Ellery Clark and Richard Gee among others. events cover 100 and 440 yard runs sack and three legged races plus running hops and jumps with numerous competitors and scratches noted.

Spy Pond Grove Arlington Tom Keane William J. Holland J. Frank Ond Charles J. Lucas Harry D. Jope Toatees M. Smith Ellery H. Clark BH. Burke Richard P. Gee Sobs M. Jackson F. B. Looney Willim B. Thayer William Donovan Ih. Ww Penne I. S&s Frank Rowe William Lamb D. Jope A. M. Remington W. H. Looney Yee Thayer W. J. Magee A. A. Orr J. J. Crow Charles J. Sweeney John Dunnett Lous Ww. Looney A. Orr John A. Rydder Henry Pero George Holm J. J. Crowley Ae Broad William Aaateds J. Frank Quinlan Aicert Kelley Frank McGragh Frank McGrath Shirley J. Legins F. B. Looney N S. Clark Francis Contisky Serstehse J. Flannery Harry C. Kennington I. W. McArthur Lewis Sulian Boston Fife Pel Riversides Cambridge John Ea Robert Montgomery Evere Timmy Sullivan Bradford Young Madden Waltham Poe Coe Pesraigan Eas Lownly Fred . Harrington Bridge Gee F. An Iter Ran Mani White Frank Aeyb West "End Mim Baeren Gs

TO SET CHARLES RIVER AFIRE Waltham Canoe Carnival Near

A Waltham canoe carnival committee meets with canoe club members and local groups including the Y M C A the Sons of Veterans and the Flashlight Club. Residents along the river agree to illuminate and the street railway will help with expenses. Turnout date to be set. Thirty five canoes entered and Nutting Boat House will supply twenty five more.

Waltham Canoe Club Young Men's Christian Association Sons of Veterans Flashlight Club Citizens of Electric Street Railway Company W. B. Hyde E. C. Jewell Clark Silson RB. D. Donnell Nutting Boat House Company

Reunion of Forty-Niners Dinners at Hotel Pines

The bear flag of California floated over Hotel Pines at the Point of Pines for the fifth annual dinner of the Associated Pioneers of California Forty-niners. About 100 members and ladies enjoyed a fish dinner before President Snow called for order. Joseph B. Dilloway and Secretary George S. Spurr shared reminiscences, and Henry M. Haywood of Ballardvale Mass. sang a song he composed for the occasion.

California Pines Point of Pines Associated Pioneers of California

Headless body found may be Thomas Morrison case

A headless body found in eastern Brookfield is now thought to be Thomas Morrison of West Brookfield, who disappeared late February or early March. Opinions differ on whether foul play caused the death, and the area where the body was found has a notorious reputation.

Brookfield Thomas Morrison West Brookfield

Body Identified as John Williams of New Bedford

The body found on Wing's Neck is identified by his brother as John Williams of New Bedford one of three youths who sailed from that port nearly two weeks ago. The remains were taken to New Bedford this afternoon for burial.

Monument Beach Wing John Williams New Bedford

Democrats of Ward 9 Club Welcomes Four New Members

The Ward 9 Democratic Club held a special meeting on Wednesday and admitted James A. Lewis John Wallace Robert Gaines and Robert First as members. Speeches were given by John W. Willams Sherley Liggins Dennis Magruder John W. Brooks and Harry Miller.

Ward 9 Democratic Club James A. Lewis John Wallace Robert Gaines Robert First John W. Willams Sherley Liggins Dennis Magruder John W. Brooks Harry Miller

Lynn City Fathers Outing at Nahant

The Lynn city government held its annual outing at Nahant with about sixty attendees from the city government and department heads. After dinner at the Relay House, participants enjoyed bowling and various sports.

Nahant Lynn

Four East Somerville Boys Acquitted of Fire Damage

Four boys arrested in East Somerville on charges of maliciously setting fire to the awning of L Herberty Huntley with firecrackers on the morning of June 17 were found not guilty by Judge Story yesterday. The incident caused $10 in damage.

East Somerville L. Herberty Huntley

Sea Moss Farine Receipts for Nutritious Dessert Dishes

An economical 25 count package yields 16 quarts for desserts, with receipts included. Sold by all grocers, promoting Sea Moss Farine as a nutritious ingredient.

Right Nobly The Campaign Reviewed and its Significance

Dublin notes the British general election results with a Tory landslide while Liberal gains falter. It analyzes borough and county patterns, franchise expansion effects, and predicts Liberal seat shifts. It highlights Ireland’s steadfast Home Rule stance, two Nationalist seat wins in the North, and rising Irish nationalist sentiment despite factional strife.

Ireland Derry South Derry North South Tyrone Timothy Healy North Tyrone Hamilton Orange Society Belfast Versey Knox Great Britain

Irish Home Rule vote shows unity amid faction fights

P. O'Neill Larkin argues Irish nationalist unity could secure victories and resist Home Rule setbacks. He notes Redmondite split, predicts a strengthened Nationalist bloc in Parliament, and cites London press urging reform of Irish representation to prevent Tory gerrymandering.

Redmondites London Daily Chronicle Ireland United Kingdom Carlow Healy North Louth Orange Dublin London Times Treland Gladstone P. O'Neill Larkin

Close Trotting Honors at Hudson Riverside Park Day One

Hudson August 1 The first of three Riverside Park treks featured close trotting finals. Belle of Nelson of Waltham (Blanchard) won the 2:50 class in three heats with Patsy C. runner up. French Johnny and Warren H. led 2:34 and 2:27 classes, each decided in three heats with top times 2:25 1-2 and 2:22 1-2 respectively.

French Johnny Walter Warren, H North Brookfield Hill Frank Clay

Passenger List for Germanic Sails from New York to Liverpool

Saloon passengers aboard the Germanic bound for Liverpool include numerous named individuals and families such as General Bristow, Samuel Insull, Governor Scranton, and Dr. Rockwell among scores of others. The roster lists titles and many surnames with spouses and children, reflecting a large passenger contingent.

New York Liverpool Cc. I. Barker Ruth Barker Decker Ary Donnelly Rowell F. Donnelly C. H Dow Samuel] Farr Fowley H. G. Fox M D Fraser G. Iz. Frey E. Andre Gardifier G. E. Ronald M. Grant Hadden O. Harry Mras J. Hassett W. A. Heywood Alfred Hodge John R. Howard P. Ss. Howe W. H. Hoyt Charles A Hull Samuel Insull Isaacs Jackson R. B. Kelsey James B. Kerr Joseph Kift Robert Kift N. D. Lawton Daniel Lewis R. P. Lincoln H. B. Livingston L. D. Losee Henry C Eee Jipert Lane Peter Grneer R. A Wr H. Muldrew R. Narés L. Nash J. Aera Nelson Mr. Nicholson J. S Niven Knox Niven Martin O’mara William T. Osborne M. Osborne F. H Packard Cire H. Palmer H. Palmer Anfant R. Paul Perry Peacock Chiester Peacock R. A. Penman T. P. Poste O. L. Putnam M. EH. Quinlan J. J. Quinn Fannie Taylor M. C. Taylor A. Tayior F. Porter Thayer C. M. Vail Wate van Dusen Alverta van Aie Hsthe C. van Dusen Hubert HK. Wale J. B. Wallace May Wallace T. H. Wallace H. D. Waller J. Ial Mrs. Walsh Aoe Ware Ae Ella Waters E. G. Willard Henry Williams M. H. Williams John D. Wintema T. Winchester Jonas Wolfe Samuel Wolfe J. B. Wood

Brookline Gas Wins War Approval for Fort Point Channel Gas Main

The Brookline Gas Light Company has ended its Fort Point Channel contest after receiving approval from the War Department to lay a gas main and siphon across Fort Point Channel to South Boston.

Brookline Gas Light Company Fort Point Channel Secretary of War War Department South Boston

Quad Club Plans Worcester Meet and Entertainments

The Quad Club met at Young's with all members present and laid plans for Worcester next week. A tent will host events from 10 am to 10 pm daily, with Miles of verse to entertain one evening. Myrick of New York is named a guest. a club emblem and blue black colors were adopted.

Quad Club Young’s Worcester Miles Ver Quad F.A. Myrick New York Massachusetts Copley Square South Framingham C. E. Sullivan G. W. Tarbell F. P. Sibley Boston J. C. Kerrison Washington Street Lawrence Wheelmen Lawrence Riding Park E. F. Tolman Box Lawrence Roslindale Asbury Grove Salem Willows Cohasset Nantasket Springfield Bicycle Club

Westboro race meet handicap results at Westboro Saturday

The Westboro Agricultural Society race meet lists hundreds of handicap marks for two and two miles events. Participants include J Paulson Ekberg Casey Geary Parker Gould Boutelle Stockbridge Hammond Collins Fish Matthews Buckley Johnson Peabody Snow Clark Davey and many others with scores ranging from scratch to 190 yards and up to 210 yards.

Westboro Agricultural Society Westboro W. S. of J. Paulson Ekbe Adams Tials Cnasy Pinota Jzards Jre H. Geary Sue Parker Es E. Pitteron Res A. Gould J. S. Boutelle F. Stockbridge C. R. Stockbridge A. Hammond H Cc Ree W. F. Collins Gas Collins A. Fish T. "Mattheive " Buckley C. He “Brown Johnson G. R. Peabody A. F. Twigsner R.F. Wilson J. Pie P. E. Paine R. W. Emerson H. Snow J. P. Glark A. ‘Davey Plante Is . Farrell Burtt R. Price John Hudso Glimore Aetis Pie Maudichonborg Burn Yay C. Rueda A. Treen C. P. Pierce R. H H. On Gilchrist J A M. Bradley I H. M. Howe G. O. Wre James A BE. M. Piake Goul J & *Boutelle Aw Saedekundae C. R. S Stockbridee A. J. Hammond F. Collins Joe Collins P. J. Scare F. ‘A. Fish B. Matthews G. D. Buckiey Ve Johnson G. R. Peaboy F. Wisner R. F. Wilson FP. Paine W. Son J. H. Snow J. ‘J Clark A. Davey G. Plaintiff N. V. Olson Fredquist I. Kiser W.A. Per J. A. Rell T. Burris Asi C. Holt P. Pierce R. H. Hamilton E.L. Gilchrist W. Wright H. M. Howe C. J. Hedges Wineburg T. E. Tarment N. J. Fryeburg H. R. Dring

L A W issues sanctions to bicycle clubs in new schedule

The L A W weekly bulletin lists sanctions with dates for Cambridge Cycle Club in Cambridge Massachusetts on August 15 and September 12 Lawrence Wheelmen in Lawrence Massachusetts on August 24 Palmer Race Meet Association in Palmer Massachusetts on September 2 Charlestown Cycle Company in Saugus Massachusetts on August 10 Malden Wheel Club in Saugus Massachusetts on August 3 Lawrence Caledonian Club in Lawrence Massachusetts on August 17 Barre Bicycle Club in Barre Vermont on August 24 Exeter Bicycle Club in Exeter New Hampshire on August 21 Ward 3 Naturalization Club in Shrewsbury Massachusetts on September 2 Narragansett Wheelmen in Hill's Grove Rhode Island postponed July 13

Philadelphia Ll. A. W. Weekly Bulletin Cambridge Cycle Club Cambridge Mass Lawrence Wheelmen Lawrence Palmer Race Meet Association Palmer Charlestown Cycle Company Saugus Malden Wheel Club Lawrence Caledonian Club Barre Bicycle Club Barre Exeter Bicycle Club Exeter N. H Ward 3 Naturalization Club Shrewsbury Narragansett Wheelmen Hill’s Grove R. I

Boxing Gossip Reveals London Match Purses and Local Fights

The boxing column reports on the Dixon Connolly receipts totaling 1200 with 648 to the boxers and 168 to Connolly and his manager. It notes a Creedon Craig match for 2000 pounds set for Sept 23 by the National Sporting Club of London. Aug carnival bouts in Boston feature Haley Elms Levedhardt OConnell Armstrong Buckley plus a Griffin Dixon featherweight title clash.

Billy Hennessy Patsy Haley Buffalo Joe Elms Jack Leverhardt Doc O’connell J. J. Buckley Charlestown Bob Armstrong Suffolks West Newton Street Haley Elms Doc O'Connell Boston Armstrong Buckley Johnny Griffin Suffolk Dixon Griffin

Boxing Notes and Rivalries Feature in Boston Scene

The article tracks fighters Griffin and Duphrey planning bouts in New England, with prospects for contests in Roby Indiana Jamaica Plain and Cochituate. It covers Texas v Sullivan appeals, Nahant rifle clashes, and a Lynn Kirtland Club amateur tournament lineup, noting managers’ push against sacrificial matches and future championship standards.

Griffin Johnny Roby Ind Tom Devine Jamaica Plain Duphrey Cochituate N. L.—Corbett W. M. Young Stone Roxbury New England Gerry Rice Chelsea W. A. Hudson Court of Criminal Appeals of Dallas State of Texas John Sullivan Culberson Sullivan Bobby McGee Court of Criminal Appeals Billy Smith Henry Marques Nahant Jus Stearns Smith Marques Kirtland Club Lynn Jack Carter Dave Park Boston Joe Kelly Billy Robingson Lawrence Tommy Smith Joe Mullin Joe Brown Frank Collins Billy McDonnell Gloucester Tommy Robingson Tommy Beachmont A. Reed Peabody Billy Taylor Lowell Spiker Carpenter Stoneham Joe Reed Jim Bulger Don Prindle John Brozed Dave Hayes Dick O. Corbett Ipswich Ed Dawson New Haven Conn William Sylvester Apollo Garden James Lawson Australia Frank Saweyer James Thompson Tom O’rourke Tommy Connolly George Dixon Dixon Connolly Howie Hodgkins Daly

Saratoga Race Results First Through Fifth Races

Results from Saratoga show the first race at six and one half furlongs with Clifford winning by walkover, Otters and One Cond Race placing second and third. In the second race at five-eighths, Dakka led, Fortie second, Right Royal third with a time indicated. The fourth race at one mile and one furlong lists Trace and Dance with Allover first and Silk Gown third, time 11.44. The fifth race at one and a half miles notes Caraceas Southerner second and Woodford third, time not provided.

Clifford Otters Dor Woodford

Results at Brighton Beach First Race One Mile Sprite

Results from Brighton Beach show the first race a one mile sprint with Daly placing first, Rose Howard second, and time 1 45. The second race featured a five-eighths of a mile with fret Alvardo in second and Imperial third. Third race was one mile Irish Reel with Souvenir first Romping Girl second and time noted. Fourth race covered one and one sixteenth miles with Marshall first Dixon second Hurlingham third and time 1 4. The oat race of a mile Pay or Play with Mendi cant second Vision third and time 1 42. Sixth race five-eighths of a mile Ina first Lord Hawkstone second Gutta Percha third and time 1 01.

Sprite Daly Rose Howard Religion

Drade to onde 2 per best full size

Fragmentary notice notes a sale or offer offering two items per best full size for ten dollars. Mentions locations or vendors possibly “Dw. ww. Widrones & Man Hanover st.” and “American” as identifiers. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a price and quantity tied to a local source.

Widrones & Man Hanover St

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