Boston Still Clings to Third Place in Tight Standings
In Baltimore, Boston remains in third place as the league’s first six clubs engage in a close race. Chicago and Cleveland did not play yesterday, leaving the standings unsettled and the contest among the top six intriguing.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Uisville
New York
Hila
Jtays
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washing
Orioles fall to Boston as nine hits spark loss
Orioles lose after Boston erupts with nine hits while the Giants threaten celebration, and Senators succumb to Pittsburgh in a cramped ball night. Spiders dominate as Colonels admire their own show of pride with Cincinnati and Cleveland clashes delivering few clear victors.
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Orioles
Boston
Philadelphias
Brooklyn
Giants
Senators
Pittsburg
Cincinnatis
Reds
Spiders
Colonels
Orioles Fall to Boston In Rough Turned Ball Game
Boston edged Baltimore as Stivetts and rival pitchers controlled the game. Van Haltren narrowly missed a home run on a leaping catch miscue, while McCarthy and Stricker sparked Baltimore’s late rally in a tense eighth and ninth inning before Boston secured the win.
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Baltimore
Boston
Jack Buvetts
Orioles
Vickery
Kelly
Long
Quinn
McCarthy
Baltimores
Cub
Stricker
O'Rourke
Suteliffe
Pice
Halligan
Gaffney
Laltimore
Shindle
Nash
Yom Wekeer
Lowe
Obiison
Lavier
Jack Stivels
van Haltren
Nen
Dusty
Jack Stivetts
Robinson
L Siindie
Veggers Wee Halligan
Aly
Long End
Tian
Abe
Duffy
Ee Long
Tucker
O oLo Quinn
D. Stivetts
Shinde
Sutcliffe
Stovey
Hinlligan
Bullinton
Eae
Stivetts
Passedalls
Magnificent catch seals close game on Riverside field
McCarthy hots two run dreams as Stricker tips a fly, Robinson lashes a line drive toward the right field crowd but McCarthy leaps to snag the ball ending the threat and securing the victory. The score remains to be finished in the report.
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Tucker
Stricker
McCarthy
Robinson
Baseball Register
Pittsburg Nine Defeats Cincinnati In Slugging Rally
Pittsburg won 8 to 3 at Cincinnati after taking an early lead. Miller and McPhee started a productive sequence with a walk followed by hits, producing two runs that put the visitors ahead. Attendance was 1120.
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Cincinnatis
Pittsburgs
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
BHPOA
Miller
McPhee
Ponovan
Welch
Smith
Latham
Shugart
G O'Neill
Echlay
Hérdy
Iderber
Vaughn
Farrell
Comisk
Kelly
liGenius
Ehret
Ol Dwyer
Pittsourg
Holliday
Donovan
Smaith
Firrell
Comiskey
Snyder
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in Tight Ballgame
The Brooklyns defeated the Phillies 8 to 1 as Carsey pitched well but Philadelphia managed only one run on Delahanty’s three-base hit and Cross’s single. Attendance was 2145 with detailed box and fielding notes for both sides.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
BHPOA
Bapoa
Griffin
Hamilton
Corcoran
Connor
Ward
Ihers
Burns
Delaha Ty
Cfl
T. Daly
O'Clements
Foutz
OiCross
C Dily
OlAllen
Handock
Carsey
Philadelphian
Brookah
C. Dailey
Delahanty
Brouthers
Allen
Hallman
Thompson
Clements
Emslie
Washingtons Shut Out by New Yorks in Heavy Run Game
New York sidewalks to 8 runs as Crane limits Washington to three hits. Jones falters after seventh inning while Ewing returns to the lineup. Attendance 1817. Box shows New York 8 Washington 0 with Richardson and Boyle sparking offense and Crane dominating on the mound.
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New York
Washingtons
New Yorks
Crane
Jones
Ewing
Washington
Rourke
Radford
H. Lyons
Dowd
Viernan
OiHoy
Ol McGuire
B. Lyons
Milligan
Ol Jones
Boyle
Rich’son
Duffee
Puller
Robinso
Richardson
Fuller
Burke
Hoy
Robinson
O'Rourke
D. Lyons
McGuire
Dowdle
Lynch
Pitchers Clash As Cleveland Defeats Louisville 8 to 7
It was a pitchers battle between Clausen and Clarkson with Clem Dell. Cleveland chased Louisville with timely hits and errors by the locals. Final score 8 to 7 with 1500 in attendance as Cleveland wins on errors and timely hitting.
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Louisvillle
Clausen
Clarkson
Colonels
Brockton Tops Portland In Tight Baseball Showdown
Brockton won a close home game with an attendance near 700. Final score 9 to 5. Brockton collected 13 base hits to Portland's 8 and delivered a decisive late surge.
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Brocton
Masa
Ang
Brockton
Portland
Boston A A defeats Allegheny Ath in easy win
Boston A A tops Allegheny 5 to 0 as Highlands struggles but Boston bats and defense prevail. Mason and Speer shine on defense. Attendance 561.
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Pittsnore
Penn
Boston Athletic
Allegheny Athletic
A. Highlands
McCandless
Robertson
J. B. Speer
Sternes
Mason
Boston A. A
Allegheny A. A
Respo
Anders’n
Cooke
OjArbuthn
Farron
DiGray
OjSchoyer
Dick’son
Jackson
Soule
Ijd.b.speertf
Corbett
M.sneer
J. Hi
Boston A. Avvissess
Cincinnati Rumor Links Rhines and ONeill to Release
Rumor comes from Cincinnati that Rhines Marring ton and ONeill may be released by the Cincinnati Baseball Club. It is hinted Genius will play left field regularly and Mullane will return to pitching to finish the season in his old position.
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Cincinnati, O
Rhines
Marrington
O’neill
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Genius
Mullane
Baseball Notes Highlight Early 1900s Parks and Players
Mulvey stands as a potential asset for the Senators while Dahlen and Fatty Childs show improvement at bat. Cliff Carroll shines for the Browns in base running and McAleer impresses with fielding and hitting for Cleveland. Stovey remains popular in the city as Zimmer earns praise behind the plate. Beacons of Everett meet Winthrops on Saturday with Sliney and McDermott expected to perform well.
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Mulvey
Senators
Cleveland
Bani
South End
Dahlen
Fatty Childs
Hal
Comiskey
Tling Smith
Cliff Carroll
Browns
McAleer
Dwyer
Cincinnati
Berger
Pittsburg
Washington
Millgan
Erger
Harry Stovey
Charley Zimmer
O’connor
Zimmer
Beacons
Everett
Winthrops
Sliney and
McDermott
Brighton Beach Races Summary at Aqueduct on Aug 3
Summary of today’s Brighton Beach races lists winners in each five to eight and a half furlong event. Early Blossom won the first race with Bob Sutherland second and 8 to 2 betting. Willie L. captured the fourth race with Tea Tray second and Roquefort third.
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BuicHron Bracn
N. Y
Early Blossom
Cables
Bob Sutherland
Knockbarren
St. Hubert
Flatlands
Sandowne
Pane
Prince George
Willie L
Tea Tray
Roquefort
Jack Rose
Lord Daimeny
Fagot
Ella
Zenobia
Mackintosh
Races at Saratoga Winners List
Paragon wins first race at six furlongs with Busted second Hell Gate third. Huron takes seven furlongs with Charade and Versatile following. False Atheans wins Hudson stakes for two year olds in five furlongs. Rex wins Foxhall stakes at one and a quarter miles. Faelon prevails in the mile and a sixteenth with King Crab and Rhone minor placings.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Paragon
Busted
Hell Gate
Huron
Charade
Versatile
False Atheans
Woodbanl
Rex
Panhandls
Ronald
Faelon
King Crab
Rhone
Picnic and Games of 88 Peter and Paul T A B Society
The annual picnic and games will be held at Highland Lake Grove on Saturday August 6. Events include senior and junior half game 100 yard dash high jump broad jump putting 16 pound shot mile run three legged race boat race and a tug of war. Prizes will be awarded and Wrights orchestra will attend. Trains run from New York and New England railroad at 9 am and 1 30 pm with no stop to South Boston.
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Peter and Paul's
T. A. B. Society
Highland Lake Grove
Wright
New York & New England Railroad
Boston
Trimount Athletic Club
First Street
New York & New England
Summer Street
F. W. Lord
E. H. Bridges
A. A. Morton
G. T. Collins
M. A
J. P. Keyes
Pp. H. Maguire
Hopkinton
W.S. Thompson
T. Razoux
Theo. Eaton
Pc, Stingel
M. A.C
T. Keene
Frank Donehan
P. A
H. J. Riley
Charles O'Reilly
Coombs
Fred H. Robertson
Chelsea
Thomas H. Kelly
L. C
W. M. Dumbrnsky
W. H. Allison
Worcester A. C
E. K. Bowser
J. J. Kilroy
James F. Dwyer
Ft. Razoux
T. A
M. W. Dailey
H. Hodgkins
J. A. McCarthy
Revere A. A
J.S. Rushworth
William Archibald
James A. Nihill
F.G. Bond
South Boston
M. J. McCormick
Tom Keene
W. Brigham
Lowell A. C
W. McGonagle
Harry O’hare
T. F. Tyrrell
C. O'Reilly
C. E. Wiggin
Steve Coombs
J.J. Wren
Manhattan
A. C
G. H. Hodgkins
Revere
A. A
J.S. Rosworth
J. A. Nibill
T. A.C
W. &. Clark
D.A. C
KR. B. C
W. Lord
W.S. Copeland
T.A. C
J.J. Kyle
W. J F. Hanning
J. C. Denning
Frank Rowe
T.A.C
Charles O’ Reilly
RK. B. C
Worcester
P. C. Stingel
J. McDonald
Coopers
James Kaveney
S. Doucette
Jos. Bowies
M. 5
M. D. Nicholson
E. L. Hopkins
R. H. Callahan
L. A. Carpenter
W.H
F. 5. Orchard
A. Garland
Ss. A. C
Charles Hart
B. J. Doherty
C. Crowley
D. J. Dobbins
John Foran
Matden S. C
H. A. McDonald
Jerry Connor
M. J. Roche
Charlesbank
P. J. Mullaney
John Brown
W. J. Casey
Din. D. Long
R. H. Callaian
G. A.C
F. S. Orchard
S. Aa. C
Charles Hurt
M. J. Nicholson
BE. L. Hopkins
Andrew Walsh
Florence Sullivan
Dan Long
E. W. Jordan
David J. Dobbins
Charles J. Crowley
J. Connors
Daniel Long
B. A. Ai
Theodore Eaton
W. U.S. Uin
W.H.S
K. H. Budges
Aft
BF. W. Lord
Kek. W. Jordan
L. Hopkins
William McGonagle
W. M. Dumbriaky
Con P. Moakly
Phili Stinger
Tri Mount Athletic Club Picnic and Athletic Events
Over 200 entries mark the Tri Mount Athletic Club picnic at Highland Lake Grove with events starting at 2 p.m. A two-train plan departs from New York & New England depot with no stop at First Street station. The program features numerous sprint and distance races, field events, and a boxing showcase amid a large frontier of club competitors from T.A.C. M.A.C. W.H.S. B.A.A. D.A.C. Chelsea, Revere A.A. and Worcester A.C. compete for top honors.
Notable Names List from Boston Area Organizations
A compilation of individuals linked to multiple Boston based clubs and affiliations including Leavitt Newton Carey Hill De Fatta and Morse Kaveney Foran Rae McGillick Fitzgerald Beck Hardy and other members connected with T A C M A C C A A C and Co 8 A C.
Tennis at Saratoga opens with star studded play
The opening morning of the Saratoga championship tennis tournament draws a fashionable crowd as ex-champion H W Slocum Jr beats G U Gates two love. Knapp dominates Agalesto Jr and Stevens, with Mitchell topping Agalesto in a 7 5 6 4 win. Doubles see Hovey Bixby and the Agalesto brothers advance.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Congress Spring Park
F. H. Hovey
B. E. B. Mitchell
A. M. Agalesto
A. M. Agalesto, Jr
H. G. Bixby
Longwood Cricket Club
Knapp
Newport
Richard Stephens
West Chester
Philip
James
Harvard
Stephens
Boston
M. A. Agalesto
Mitchell
Stevens
W. Percy Knapp
Richard Stevens
James Howard
M. H. Manning
I. P. Barnes
Cobb and Manning
Agalesto Brothers
Cluett
Esselstyne
Slovcnm
Clark
Gillette
E. E. Hall
Accident at Old Orchard trots end rough heat line
Six heats in the 2 26 class were trotted at the Old Orchard track before the race ended heavy track. Three starters won two heats eachHarry McNair Otis Shaw and Resolute. A bad accident injured McNair’s owner Mr Sanborn of Chambersburg Pa seriously while the horses escaped harm Best time 232 in 2 32. In the 2 34 class eleven horses started five heats trotted the race resumed with Granieta Thetis J M T and King Charles winning one heat each with best 2 338 percent
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Op Orchard
Old Orchard
Harry McNair
Otis Shaw
Resolute
Mr. Sanborn
Cyclist Taylor Breaks World Mile Record In Boston Meet
George F. Taylor of the Manhattan Club lowered Windle’s world mile record at Hampden Park to 2 11 in a later ride after a 2 14 5 mile. Officials included timers J A Brian C Whippie A O McGarrett and judges C A Parsons C H Parsons G K R Fernald with F C Graves as referee and H A Ball as starter.
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Springfield
Mass
George F. Taylor
Manhattan Club
Hampden Park
Windle
J. A. Brian
C. . Whippie
A. O. McGarrett
Athletic Gossip Highlights Local Club Actions at Championships
Daniel Long of the B A A vents anger over treatment and vows not to compete for Uni corn again. John Wren switches to Manhattan A C and aims for the five mile national championships in cherry diamond. A Trimounts board match features John McNamara versus F J Coughlin in the 125 pound class. Central Boat Club to hold a Tuesday meeting as it plans junior eight and four oared crews. Daniel Casey acts as time keeper for I A C games with Billy Corcoran and trainer Zimmerman's staff. Riverside Boat Club may host an open athletic meet next month on Spruce Street grounds. Relph the bicyclist posts 2m 16% s training time on Springfield track.
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Daniel Long
Trimount
Central Boat Club
Cr. P. Moakley
Dorchesters
Shpeckarly
Centrals
John Harrigan
Daniel Casey
Casey Brothers
Billy Corcoran
Zimmerman
Riverside Boat Club
Spruce Street
Relph
Springflee
Dorsey Wins Ball Team Benefit 100 Yard Dash
Latem Aug 3 Dorsey of the Sales and Sweeney of the Woonsockets won a 100 yard match race by a yard in 11 4% seconds at a ball team benefit. Spear defeated Ladd in a ball throw contest and Mia achieved a best throw of 11 pace.
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Dorsey
Sweeney
Woonsockets
Spear
Ladd
Mia
Prince A. Sets Worcester Track Record in 2 1 4 5 Miles
At Worcester Driving Park Prince A. by Backman's Idol broke the park mile record in 2 2145, surpassing Gratz's mark and his own by sizable margins. He also won the 2 25 trot, purse 300, with heats 1 2 4 while R D F earned second money. Cromwell Jr. swept the 2 30 pace heats 1 3 5 and took first money despite a $50 fine for delaying Sandy Morris Jr to win heat four.
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Prince A
Backman
Agricultural Park
Worcester Driving Park Company
Gratz
J. Middleby, Jr
Boston
Cromwell, Jr
Cromwell
Charles Yapp
Lawrence
Sandy Morris, Jr
C. S
J. W. Brodbine
Yapp
Bert
Cambridge Athletes Form New Athletic Club At Raymond Hall
A meeting is set for next Friday at 8 PM in Raymond Hall Cambridgeport 602 Main to form an athletic club. Noted New England sprinters and distance runners including Tom Keene Ben Osthnes Razoux Stingel Hansen Wiggin Dumbrisky and Kilty plus Billy Ryan plan to join. The group aims to develop members athletic skills seek AAU admission and provide social activities and facilities for beginners.
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Raymond Hall
Main Street
Cambridgeport
New England
Cambridge
C. E. Wiggin
Tom Keene
Ben Osthnes
T. Razoux
Phil Stingel
P. Hansen
Harry Hodgkins
W.M. Dumbrisky
J. J. Kilty
Billy Ryan
Buccaneer Wins Brighton Cup at August Meeting
London August 3 Buccaneer won the Brighton cup race at the Brighton meeting with Lady Rosebery finishing second and Mark Prince third.
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London
Brighton
Buccaneer
Lady Rosebery
Mark Prince
Smallpox scare at Block Island abates as season looks bright
On Block Island Rhode Island the smallpox scare linked to a servant girl aboard a vessel infected the Munisses House and Union Hotel. The Board of Health imposed and then lifted a quarantine after confirming no cases in the hotels. The island remains busy with many guests and a promising 1892 season.
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Brock Island
Munisses House
Block Island
Manisses House
Board of Health
New York
Union House
Muanisses House
Treasure Hunt Rumor Shocks Lock Haven Crew
Two Altoona men claim to search for a $75,000 hoard buried by Lu fold a thief and gambler now in the Western penitentiary. He said he hid the money beside an old stump on the mountain above Lock Haven before his conviction. The treasure remains unfound.
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Lock Haven
Penn
Altoona
Seach
Lufold
Western Penitentiary
Sideboards Stock Hub Punch by Graves & Sons
Grocers druggists wine merchants and proprietors C H Graves and Sons Boston supply Sideboards with Hub Punch a refreshing delightful drink sold in bottles through local outlets and Graves Boston store listings and advertisements.
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C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
The Truss Trade vs Modern Rupture Cure Exposed
A radical critique denounces truss vendors as suppressing rupture science and promises free examinations from 10 to 2 daily. The piece argues trusses enlarge hernias and harm health, citing millions ruptured and thousands dead, urging readers to seek noninvasive cures.
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Taylor
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Gray
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Speer
Anderson
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Schoyer
J. B. See
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Troy
Albany
Brighton Beach
SS. Peter and Paul's
Block Island Hotel
Captain Kidd
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard St. Stiles
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Federal ST
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