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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1895

Page

3

Baseball Dust and Drama Around the League

Baseball talk centers on dust at Brooklyn games and the Boston and New York clubs. The Brooklyn nine lead the New Yorks six of eight as St. Louis, Von der Ahe, and Qlin clash, with Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Baltimore in a tight race for first. The Bostons linger, hoping to gain ground as Washington slumps after a narrow win by Baltimore.

Bostons Phillies Brooklyn New Yorks Brooklyns St. Louis Der _ bass Qlin Chris von der Ahe von der ~ Ahe Washington Baltimore

Chicago Beats St Louis 11 8 After Fielding Slips

Chicago defeated St Louis 11 to 8 as Griffith left after a finger injury and Kissinger was hit but backed by strong defense. Chicago misplayed bases while St Louis struggled with timely hits and steady support from Kissinger. Attendance was about 10,000 with Chicago scoring in multiple innings and St Louis answering late.

Chicago St. Louis Meursville Cincinnati Griffith Terry Kissinger Chicagos Kittredge Donahoe Kissenger Miller

Louisville Wins Pitchers' Battle at Cincinnati

Cincinnati and Louisville played a tight game as Cunningham bested Cincinnati's pitchers. Attendance was about 8000. Louisville claimed a 2 to 0, 0 to 2, 9 to 0 sequence in a decisive showing while Cincinnati tallied 9 base hits to Louisville's 10 and had 3 errors to Louisville's 1. Batteries Cunningham and Warner for Louisville Foreman and Vaughn for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Louisville Cunningham Warner Foreman Vaughn

Buffalo Defeats Providence In Tight Eastern League Game

Buffalo wins 2 to 1 over Providence in a closely contested affair aided by sharp batting and base running. Rudderham pitched for Providence after an elbow injury, allowing two early runs, while Egan steadied the Buffalo attack. Wind hindered hitting. attendance 3,500. Hits Buffalo 10 Providence 6. Errors Buffalo 1 Providence 2. Batteries McGuinness Urquhart Egan Rudderham McAuley.

Providence R. I Buffalo Rudderham Egan Bisons Shi McGuinness Urquhart McAuley

Rochester Beats Syracuse In Rain-Shortened Exhibition

Rochester scored eight runs with seven timely hits in the first five innings before rain halted play in the eighth. Harper starred on the mound for Rochester, allowing only three hits while Gannon walked many batters. Attendance was about 2,500 as Rochester won eight to one over Syracuse.

Ter N. Y Esters Gannon Harper Rochester Syracuse Batteriese-Harper Berger Ralfter

Amateur Baseball Weekends Set for 13 Teams

The EB Brames defeated the East Bostons by 2% to 13 last Saturday and will face the Winthrops next Saturday. St John Lyceums meet Mt Washingtons at Everett Saturday with open dates on the 11th and 12th. Addresses: J B Dooley Roxbury. J K Powers Cambridgeport. Thomas Newman East Cambridge. Charles Shea Cambridgeport. Mascott Jr Boston. John Mitchell Foster Street. M F Mullen South Boston. Jubilee nine of South Boston to play Needham August 10 and Fort Warren August 17. open for other dates. The Centrals have open dates. J J Cosgrove Boston. Grays Boston seek out-of-town dates August 10 and 17. Crescents Arlington seek Labor Day game with Resolutes Lexington. William J Mitchell Arlington. Suffolk Jrs seek city clubs with suitable average.

Brames East Bostons Winthrops St. John Lyceums Everett Dooley East Cambridge Thomas Newman Mutlen’s Court Mascotts Charles Shea Mascott, Jr John Mitchell Foster Street South Boston Needham Fort Warren M. F. Mullen First Street Centrals J. J. Cosgrove Washington Street Boston Grays J. Edward Barry State Street Crescents of Arlington Lexington William J. Mitchell Bedford Street Suffolk, Jrs

Baseball clubs seek intercity games and open dates

The Shinedippers of Roxbury want games with any 18 or 19 year old club next Saturday. Beacons of Boston seek strong out of town teams for reasonable guarantees on Aug 1 17 24 31 Sept 7 14. Pacifics seek 13 year old team and contact M Campbell of South Boston. Shuman Co Baseball Club aims to arrange with Standard Clothing Rice Sayward Whitten and Rhodes Ripley Co claiming clothing trade championship after seven wins no losses.

George E. Brown South Russell Street City Shinedippers Roxbury Daniel Kilroy Highland Street Beacons of Boston S. T. Googins Broad Street J. E. Cunha Washington Street

O Connells Deny Quitting Football Challenge

The O Connells deny rumors they fled a Worcester Shamrocks match. They state they sent a challenge to the Shamrocks, received no reply, and have played stronger teams. They are now set to play the Quinsigamonds of Worcester for 200 a side on Labor Day, aiming to return victorious to Boston.

Sir Worcester Sporting Department O’connell O’connells Shamrocks O’connulls Shamrock Garryowens Cambridge Quinsigamonds Worcester County Boston

Boxing Gossip at Riverside Club Picnic Highlights Local Boxers

The Riverside Boat Club picnic showcased amateur boxers like Louis Sullivan who defeated Ike McArthur in a hard fought bout. Sullivan's natural, disciplined style impressed, while McArthur, a gam ecompetitor from New England, earned respect. The piece also previews August events at Centennial Grove Wenham and Manhattan Beach with James J. Corbett to contest a handicap bicycle race.

Riverside Boat Club Louis Sullivan Ike McArthur Sullivan McArthur New England Cambridge Kid Mulligan Don Hardigan Mulligan Centennial Grove Wenham Church of the Most Holy Redeemer East Boston James J. Corbett Manhattan Beach Harry C. Wheeler Corbett Kirkland Club of Lynn Jack Carter Dave Park Boston Joe Kelly Billy Robinson Lawrence Tommy Smith Joe Mullin Joe Brown Frank Collins Billy McDonnell Gloucester Tommy Robinson Tommy Beachmont A. Reed Peabody Billy Taylor Lowell Billy Smith Spiker Carpenter Stoneham Joe Reed Jim Bulger P. BH Dan Prindle John Brazed Dave Hayes Dick O. Corbett Ipswich Ed Dawson New Haven Conn J. J. Hanning Dick O’brien Jack Green Gardner Wellian Howie Hodgkins Dixon John P. Shannon Saxonville J. Foley Chelsea Stone Tom Lynch Roxbury Peter Corrigan Jamaica Plain Sporting Editor the Post

The Rowing Clubs Prepare for Labor Day Regatta

The Charles River was busy with crews from various clubs as rowing gains momentum for Labor Day. Riversides boast a reorganized senior four with Whitehead Ma honey McPhee Bergin, challenging Wachusett. Noted rowers include William Caffrey preparing in Lawrence and Newton Atherton training daily in Hartford for the senior singles.

Charles River William Caffrey The Riversides Lawrence Newton Atherton Hartford Whitehead Columbias Mahoney McPhee Bergin Wachusett Worcester Charles Rumor Hackett Toronto

Dressed Ship Prepares Drexel Cup Run at Marblehead

At Cottage City on August 4 the New York Club yachts lay at anchor awaiting the Drexel Cup races off Brenton's Reef. The Defenders Vigilant Volunteer and Jubilee drew attention while Newport-bound plans for a windward beat and harbor illuminations marked a festive cruise end.

Cottage City New York Club Vineyard Haven East Chop Defender Jubilee Newport Brenton’s Reef Valiant William K. Vanderbilt Bar Harbor Alcaea

Yachting Day Opens With Light Breeze Toward Nahant

Very light winds hindered early racing as a large harbor fleet of steam and sail yachts, including Ibis Lila Belle Knott V. Martin Algonquin Foam Undine and many others, prepared to sail from Marblehead to Nahant. By noon a light easterly breeze allowed some movement, with Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer races ahead August 14 to 16.

Mr. Lawrence Hameline Steve Perkins Mr. Watson Gordon Dexter Mr. Thayer Thayer James Bowden Mr. Percival Sally Beverly Sunshine Gladys Elf Crystal Cricket Fancy Marena Delphine Mosca Lasca Brynhilde Nahant Point Neck Algonquin Harriett Tom Moore Corinthian Yacht Club Ianthe Foam Ada Grampus Pastime Winsome Brenda Hiawatha Magnolia Gleam Tomahawk the Brynhilde Reaper

Astor Prizes for New York Trial Races for America Cup

Two silver cups valued at 2000 will be contested at the trial races by the big yachts to decide who defends the America s Cup against Britain. Offered by John Jacob Astor these cups feature Victory figures and Neptune heads with ornate basins and classic styling. Each cup stands two feet high atop ebony bases with intricate marine motifs and will bear the winner s name and details in one panel.

New York John Jacob Astor Neptune

Thomas H. Haskell Dead In Malden Residence

Thomas H. Haskell former Charles Town resident and longtime Massachusetts State Prison chief clerk collapsed and died likely of heart failure while entering his home at 106 Washington street Malden Aug 4 He was a G A R member and is survived by a wife and daughter

Malden Thomas H. Haskell Charlestown Washington Street Massachusetts State Daugh

Cyclists fill shore resorts as season peaks on the North Shore

Yesterday's ideal cycling day drew crowds to Crescent Beach Salem Willows and Nahant with riders entering the water in bathing suits. The Pequots cancel a race and plan a re run August 17 at 3 pm with a closed entry list. The club's constitution meeting is set for tonight at 8. Professionals debate discipline and league rules while English, French, and other champions are eyed for August as prize money swells.

Mercury Maxim Crescent Beach Salem Willows Nahant North Shore South Shore Pequots Mansfield League of American Wheelmen Sanger League England France Italy Belgium Germany Trenton Asbury Park New Jersey New Orleans Picayune United States

International chess Hastings tournament opens with world contenders

The Hastings and St Leonard clubs announce an international event starting today in Hastings England. Masters from the United States Canada Russia Germany Austria Italy England and France join the field led by Steinitz Pillsbury and Lasker. Pillsbury is highlighted as a Bostonian in spirit though Brooklyn based.

Hastings England Hastings Chess Club St. Leonard’s Chess Club United States Canada Russia Germany Austria Italy France Chess Board Steinitz Albin Pillsbury Pollock Tschigorin Schiffers Tarrasch Wolbrodt Mieses Bardeleben Marco Schlecter Wiagari Lasker Bird Blackburne Burn Gunsberg Mason Teichmann Tinsley Janowski

Labor Day Parade Order Issued by Boston Chief Marshal

Chief Marshal John F. O'Sullivan appoints Andrew C. Hughes and Colin Mc to aide de camp for the Labor Day parade. Headquarters at Room 5 45 Eliot Street. Union-label requirements apply to all printed matter and parade participants.

O'Sullivan Labor Organizations Boston Vicinty Ihereby Andrew C. Hughes Coopers’ Sete Colin Mc Granite Cutters’ Union Aide de Camp Eliot Street Musicians Waiters’ Alliance Cigarmakers John F. O’sullivan

Iron Men Advance in Sharon Furnace Wage Boost

The Stewart Iron Company in Sharon Pennsylvania announced advances of 10 15 and 2 percent for about 200 workers today following a demand by the Blast Furnace men's Union of Sharon Sharpville and Middlesex. The victory is seen as a win for the Federation of Labor and could prompt similar raises from other Mahoning and Shenango Valley furnace bosses.

Sharon Penn Stewart Iron Company Sharpville Middlesex Federation of Labor Mahoning Shenango Valley

Peabody Drinking Fountain Sparks Town Debate

In Peabody at Peabody and English streets a new drinking fountain has stirred controversy. Some see it as helpful, others accuse the saloon keeper owner of using favor to place the device. The water board offered water free if a fountain was erected, cups promised, but critics doubt motives and fear lager imagery. Residents recall a prior petition for a fountain elsewhere being refused.

Peabody and English Streets Peabody Water Board Peabodyites

Swampscott Stores Open Sparks Sunday Debate

Swampscott officials deny ordering closings on Sunday while residents debate enforcing Sabbath laws. Chief Harris says no police action to close stores. selectmen need more time to study the issue as resolutions from a town hall meeting call for enforcement to protect morals. A resident praises non blinds and expresses Roosevelt sentiment concerns.

Harris Swampscott

Catholic clergy and soldiers praised in Catholic unity address

A long speech extols Irish Catholic bravery in wars from the Revolution to the Civil War, highlights Catholic church wealth and enrollment in Massachusetts, urges harmony between Catholics and Protestants, cites census data on property and communicants, and honors Senator Hoar and local religious figures. Congressman Fitzgerald receives ovation and a concluding reception follows with multiple attendees and local officials.

Republic Carroll Barry Moylan Lafayette de Grasse Rochambeau Pulaski Kosciusko Washington Jefferson Franklin Adams Henry Hancock Ireland America David Dunbar John Sullivan New Hampshire Thomas Dongan George Clinton New York James Sullivan Massachusetts Shields United States Hughes Lincoln Paris Phil Sheridan Union Booneville Cedar Creek Winchester Rosecrans Corinth Iuka Murfreesboro Meagher Fredericksburg Meade Gettysburg Cass Guiney Hanley Sisters of Mercy Europe Hoar Clark Lawrence Wiliams Ayer United Religions Association Christ God Congressman Fitzgerald St. Cecelia Society Councillor Sullivan George I P. J. Kennedy Edward J. Meany Delehanty McClellan

Status of the fund aids widow of slain John Wills

The fund drive for John Wills widow in East Boston continues to gather support. A Crescent Beach event raised a large sum for the cause, with further contributions listed from several donors and local groups including the Noddle Island Assembly and A. O. H. Boston. The Post plans to coordinate receipts and ensure funds reach the destitute widow.

John W. Wills Boston Crescent Beach Edaton Ramee & Fund John W. Wits Burke South Braintree Richard Vormnoch John Hurley Devovved Eccceneceses Michael Lawless Pedises Noddle Island Assembly K. of L Gahm’s Hotel Cratiobiowr Thomas McGowan O’leary

Desperadoes Captured in Attleboro Assault Case

Two desperadoes, Joseph and William O'Brien, living near Barrowsville over the Norton line, were lodged in Attleboro lockup charged with felonious assault on James Foster and his wife. They had struck Foster on June 30 and again July 27 while Foster was away. After a lengthy manhunt, Joseph was seized by Officers Brown Nerney and Staunton, and William was later found at Lizzie Cooms's house, a reputed madam.

Attleboro Barrowsville Norton Line Joseph William O’brien James Foster Norton Foster Joseph O’brien Illiam O’brien O’briens William Ohio Brown Nerney Staunton O’brien Lizzie Cooms

Funeral of William Corwin Dated Notice in Dorchester

The funeral for William Corwin, a prominent G A R man, was held from his Dorchester home at 11 Charles street. Delegates from Temple Lodge, S O O F, Pilgrim Fathers, United Workmen, Letter Carriers Association, and Posts G A R attended. Rev Perley Davis officiated. pallbearers included Henry Bowditch, Isaac Gragg, Francis Drove, Walter Rose, and others. The body was escorted to Forest Hills Cemetery by Post 26 G A R and a Letter Carriers delegation.

William Corwin G.A. R Charles Street Dorchester Temple Lodge Pilgrim Fathers United Workmen Letter Carriers’ Association and Posts Perley Davis Grace Unitarian Church Henry H. Bowditch Isaac P. Gragg Francis Drove Walter Rose Post M. W. H. Dillon J. W. Bird Letter Carriers’ Association Ina Shallenbach Alvin I. Phillips H. B. Clemmins A. C. Sims Forest Hills Cemetery

President's visitors during yacht cruise at Buzzard's Bay

The Oneida steam yacht arrived with the New York Yacht Club on a summer cruise. E C Benedict and family and consul C B Davis visited the president. Joseph Jefferson and Miss Jefferson left for a Week's visit to the White Mountains as the veteran actor recovers from a severe cold.

Buzzard’s Bay E.C. Benedict United States Florence C. B. Davis Marion Oneida New York Yacht Club Joseph Jefferson Jefferson White Mountains

Marblehead park decision stirs citizens over merry-go-round

Marblehead, Aug. 4. Residents express strong indignation at the park commissioners letting Crocker Park be used by a merry-go-round for three weeks. The park sits on a high bluff with harbor views and is hoped to seek removal of the nuisance through a petition to the commissioners and Selectmen.

Marblehead Park Commissioners Crocker Park

Beecham's Pills Constipation Tips and Promotion

Beechams pills claim 16 percent and 25 percent figures for constipation relief and urge readers to obtain the book from their druggist and follow its guidance.

Beecham

Old Sport Defends Womanhood in Letter to Daily Reader

A spirited exchange unfolds as Old Sport defends women and questions Daily Reader’s narrow view. He condemns labeling women as unclean, argues women are advancing in moral and intellectual stature, and criticizes those who misinterpret sporting conduct as harassment.

Daily Reader Little Acorns Oaks Stow Maria Parkeri

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