Baseball Chronicle: dramatic late rally and injuries at plate
The report describes a tense BostonBaltimore game with Duffy stealing home to fire the crowd, Corbett and McGraw involved in late plays, and injuries as McGraw collided with Tenney after a grounder. Home Run Kelly flied out, Bergen made key plays including a steal, and Stivetts opened the sixth with a sharp double.
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Boston
Duffy
Baltimores
Doyle
Corbett
Naps
McGraw
Long
Tenney
Boston Crowd Attacks Baltimore Team After Game
After a tense game Tenney, McGraw and Jennings sparked a furious brawl. Fans mobbed the Baltimore players, hurling objects at their bus as police guarded the exit in a disgraceful Boston scene.
Klobedanz On Edge In Historic Boston Game
Klobedanz allowed only two hits after the fourth inning as Pond started strong but weakened in the sixth. Duffy’s left field throw to the plate beat Baltimore in a 6 to 6 uphill slugfest, saved by Duffy, while Klobedanz kept the opponents in check.
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Pond
Boston
Duffy
Louis Sockalexis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Klobedanz
Dr. Pond
Boston vs Baltimore: Stivetts tops batting list in tense game
In a close Memorial Day style contest Boston fought a stubborn Baltimore. Stivetts led the batting list with a surprising showing as McGraw and Keeler's defense kept Baltimore scoreless until late innings. The crowd roared as key plays and fielding brilliance defined the tense battle.
Keeler pushes Baltimore ahead as Boston struggles in lengthy frame
In the third inning Klobedanz fanned to open, Doyle made a standout stop on Stivetts, and Tenney fell at third on a fly. Keeler opened the fourth with a hit to left as Reitz singled and McGraw later scored on a sacrifice fly. Keeler then singled to right to send Clark home, Jennings reached on a base on balls, and Baltimore led 4 to 0 as the rally continued.
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Kelly
Stivetts
Collings
Lowe
Bergen
Jennings
Klobedanz
Keeler
Stenzel
Doyle
Reitz
Stahl
Tenney
Long
McGraw
Joe Quinn
Tench
Quinn
Duffy
Thousand Hands
Lynch
Baltimores
Tremont Street
Boston Grounds
Baltimore
Hamilton
Dr. Pond
Kirby
Johnny
Carom
Herman
Rooters
Collins
Clark
Pond
Joe Kelly
Boston
Short
Stivetts Keeler
Corkin
McGrawe
Stigen
O Stahl
Cegre
Kloby
Fowe'in
Nops
O’brien
Joe Corbett
Naps
Billy Keeler
Hughey
J . AB
R. B
A. E. Stivetts
C. F
Fee
Hesctasseae
R. B. TB
A. B. McGraw
Meeler
Dole
Corbett
Jenn
L’end
Boston and Baltimore Battle In Turbulent Ninth
Boston fans witnessed a tense ballgame with a dramatic ninth inning. Key moments included Duffy safe call, Bergen driving in Lowe for the tie then Bergen scoring on a Lowe single to push Boston ahead. Stivetts and Klobedanz hurled for Boston while Reitz and Clark contributed for Baltimore. Attendance ~9000.
Local Baseball Pairings Across Cities in New England League
The schedule lists Pittsburg at St Louis Cleveland at Chicago Louisville at Cincinnati and Brockton at Fall River Pawtucket at New Bedford Newport at Taunton reflecting a New England League lineup.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Louisville
Brooklyn
Washington
Newport
Brockton
Wawtucket
St. Louis
NEW England League
Fall River
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Taunton
Pittsburgs Edge Browns in Fourteen Innings
In St Louis on August 6 the Pittsburgs beat the Browns 14 innings. Donahue and Hawley pitched well and Houseman made a remarkable one hand running catch. Attendance was 1500. The score: 0 to 0 extended.
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Louis
Pittsburgs
Browns
Donahue
Hawley
Houseman
Colts Double Plays Edge Indians In Scrappy Tilt
Chicago reports a close scrappy game where the Colts won with two lightning double plays at crucial moments with men on second and third. Dahlen and Connor starred defensively while Callahan provided key batting. Attendance was about 4100. The score was close.
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Chicago
Colts
Indians
Dahlen
Connor
Callahnan
Cleveland AB
Burkett
Wevcegoccase
McKean
Childs
Wallace
O’connor
R Pickering
Ccceeenees
Tebeau
McAllister
Cleveland
Callahan
McCormick
Nohue
Omoor
Lange
Anson
Griffith
Brooklyn and Washington Clash in Brief Baseball Tilt
In Brooklyn N Y on August 6 the game produced a quick decision. McJames lasted two innings before German relieved him and also struggled. After the second inning the result was clear. The score and final details follow.
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Brooklyn
Washington
N. Y
McJames
German
Phillies Powerless as Seymour Shuts Out Before Cooley’s Late Shot
In Pennsylvanias Philadelphia game the Phillies failed to score for seven innings against Seymour. Cooley hit a home run in the eighth to save the shutout, with an attendance of 3682 fans.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Phillies
Seymour
Cooley
Baltimore-Card Game Fines and Rivalry Ignite Crowd
Reports describe a heated match with Baltimore players fined about 300 dollars. Doyle and Lynch exchange hard hits while Joe Corbett and Johnny McGraw display courage amid the melee. A soubrette notes the fans’ anticipation for a dramatic South End showdown, with Doyle and Sullivan set to pitch as Boston rides a confident finish.
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Baltimore
Lynch
Doyle
Immy Sullivan
Joe Corbett
Jim
Carson City
Joe
Johnny McGraw
Gammie
South End
Awis
Sullivan
Boston
Hamilton
Bergen
Labor Day Garden Plant Sale at Apollo Garden Amoryst
An event note shows a Labor Day sale at Apollo Garden Amoryst with details about burial of a Gall or address for Christian Schneid Mi.
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Labor Day
Apollo Garden
Amoryst
Roxbury. Gall
Christian Schneid
New York Adds McCreery and Drops Clarke in Baseball Shuffle
New York has secured Right Fielder McCreery of Louisville. They exchanged Pitcher Dad Clarke and a bonus. It is whispered Tiernan may leave the lineup. Mike Tiernan has slumped and a layoff could help. Other figures like Ewing Keefe Tiernan and Mutrie are noted in various roles and locales.
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Esterday
Ike
New York
McCreery
Louisville
Dad Clarke
Tiernan
Mike
New Yorks
Mike Tiernan
Ewing
Cincinnatis
Bill Brown
Pat Murphy
Keefe
Welch
Holyoke
Ed Crane
Tatcomb
Connor
Fall River
Danny Richardson
Elmira
Ward
Whitney
Lowell
O'Rourke
Bridgeport
Gore
New York City
Jim Mutrie
Staten Island
Scores From Regional Matches Across Cities Listed
summary of multiple game pairings showing scores between teams across New Bedford Brockton Buffalo Scranton Toronto Hartford Paterson Norfolk Richmond and Newport with outcomes including Newark Reading and Paterson Lancaster. results include standout 12 12 readings and narrow margins across venues.
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New Bedford
Pawtucket
Brockton
Fall River
Buffalo
Syracuse
Scranton
Providence
Toronto
Montreal
Hartford
Newark
Paterson
Lancaster
Norfolk — Athletic
Norfolk
Athletic
Richmond
Reading
Umpire Lynch Defends Actions After Game Incident
Umpire Lynch spoke after yesterday's game admitting fault for striking a player first but stating Doyle's insults forced his reaction. He declined to discuss fines, citing prior insults and warnings given during the game.
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Doyle
Lynch
Boston Signs Hickman Despite Injury Status
Boston announced the signing of Charley Hickman from Newcastle Penn and ordered him to report immediately. Newcastle reports Hickman's arm is injured and requires at least two weeks rest per a doctor. Boston previously paid 1500 for his release. Pitcher Kitson from the Western League will not be signed.
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Selee
Charley Hickman
Newcastle
Penn
Hickman
Boston
Kitson
Parish picnic at Wayside Park features bicycle races
The annual St Stephen’s and St Bridget’s parish picnic at Wayside Park South Framingham offers a sports program led by bicycle races. Entries include many riders in one mile novice and open events plus a handicapped one mile and a three quarters mile, listing names such as James E. Oakes, F. MacArthur, W. J. Downey, J. J. McKinnon, H. C. Page, and James Rutherford among numerous others.
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St. Stephen’s
St. Bridget’s
Wayside Park
South Framingham
Co. T. Mitchell
Natick
Charles N. Hargraves
Saxonville
R. A. Foskitt
F. MacArthur
Dorchester
Frank Harding
Boston
James E. Oakes
Westboro
William H. Cleaves
Mattapan
C. R. Hull
M. Smoshonsky
Highlandville
W. J. Downey
Hyde Park
John Grey
Worcester
M. F. Henry
F. B. Sullivan
Waltham
F. E. Paine
Millbury
James J. Loftus
Fred S. Pry
Waverley
E. D. Holman
B. O. Howe
Hudson
William Jones, Jr
Taunton
J. J. McKinnon
J. L. Crowe
Harry H. Coman
West Somerville
Joh P. Henry
E. Morriseau
South Ashburnham
C. L. Stacey
Sam Adams
North Cambridge
Arthur E. Brunette
Robert Urquhart
James Rutherford
Winchendon
D. Hanchett, Jr
South Natick
Herman Taylor
L. C. Hinckley
F. O. Anthoine
Stoneham
Bert R. Livermore
A. R. Newell
James Urquhart
Frank B. Sullivan
William Bain
W. H. Story
Joe Collins
W. Collins
John P. Henry
H. H. Coman
A. E. Brunette
L. Stacey
A. F. Wisner
James A. Cartwright
R. S. McRoberts
A. W. Chamberlain
H. C. Page
C. M. Donohoe
A. BE. Brunette
Boxing Gossip Sparks Draw in 20 Round NY Chicago Match
Matt Matthews of New York and Frank Gerrard of Chicago fought a 20 round draw in Celeron New York with Gerrard the harder puncher though Matthews clever defense kept the bout even. In the prelim, Jack Grace broke his arm against William Marsh in round five and quit early. Johnny Pollock notes NY boxing clubs will reopen after warm weather with demand for good, clean, evenly matched bouts and strong reputations to draw crowds. Daly Norton second deposits due today as both fighters train hard for a likely close contest. Frazer wants Billy O Donnell but delays persist as O Donnell seeks a match with Dixon.
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Matt Matthews
New York
Frank Gerrard
Chicago
Celeron
N. Y
Gerrard
Matthews
Jack Grace
William Marsh
Johnny Pollock
Jack Frazer
Billy O'Donnell
Memphis
O’donnell
Dixon
Frazer
O'Donnell
Mullins Claims Beatdown of McPartland in New York Meeting
Joe Mullins says he defeated Kid McPartland in a recent skirmish over boxing terms and insists McPartland avoided a formal match. Mullins asserts if McPartland signs articles, he will push the bout at a rapid pace and guarantee a strong outcome. George V. Tuohy reports from New York.
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Dixon
Joe Mullins
Kid McPartland
McPartland
Mullins
New Yorker
New York
George V. Tuohey
Harness meet at Granite State Park closes with records set
The Woodshed driven by Sterling faced a setback after a judge ruled pole pinched by Sterling cost Resina a heat. Woodshed and Baron Rogers lowered state records by one second, while Baron Wilkes surpassed his own mark. Vassar led the 2:07 pace as Timbrel won the 2:40 trot. An event with purses of 600 opens Aug 31 to Sept 3.
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Lover
N. H
Granite State Park
Woodsheed
Sterling
Resina
Woodshed
Baron Rogers
Baron Wilkes
Vassar
Prince Alert
Timbrel
Refina
G. m
Minnie Wilkes
George Wilkes
Bowen
George G
G. G
Roscoe, Jr
Dam
Payne
Ch. H
Silk
B. m
Tyson
Noble
Nellie McCrory
Demarest
Br. H
Ashland Maid
Ashland
Early Bird
Ro. H
Jay Bird
Beulah
Harold (Knapp
Que Allen
B. Bh
Petty
Celaya
C. H
Coville
Lightning
Andrews
R. H
Vatican
Nell
Estell Eric
Galvin
Red Buck, Jr
Nellie
Tom Hal
B. G
Birney
Alhambra
Blk
Bermuda
Tiny B
Black Planet
Berthold
Rodge
Town Lady
Cheney
Fleur de Lis
Powell
Brunella
Taft
Lightmoon
Marsh
Maps of New Gold Fields Guide to Khiondyke
Post's official guide highlights the Khiondyke maps and key facts. It is complete in every particular and available at the Post counting room for 2 cents.
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Post
Khiondyke
Ten Eyck A Guest At Be Game Club Outing
The Be Game Club plans a tomorrow outing aboard the Lady Elm barge with a tug providing transport. A head dinner on board is the highlight while Commodore Crowley Vice Commodore Conway and Councilman Ruth funded the refreshments. Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck, Henley diamond sculls winner, arrives with a Worcester party and Gridiron Club of New Jersey group, meeting at Boston & Albany depot at 9 20 a m and marching to Congress street bridge to board.
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Lady Elm
Piz
Crowley
Conway
Ruth
Worcester
Gridiron Club of
New Jersey
Worcester Brass Band
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Henley Regatta
Boston & Albany
Congress Street Bridge
Central Power Station Outing Club Heads for Ipswich Trip
The Central Power Station Outing Club of the West End street railway electrical and mechanical departments sails from Scollay square at 2 p m by Lynn and Boston electric cars to Ipswich arriving at 5 p m. A shore dinner at Little Neck cottage follows with an Electric Glee Club under John Driscoll. President H M Ballard and Treasurer G W Stone head the party with a modest steward ensuring ample provisions.
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Ipswich
Plum Island Sound
Central Power Station
Isaak Walton
West End Street Railway
Scollay Square
Lynn & Boston Railroad
H. M. Ballard
G.W. Stone
Electric Glee Club
John Driscoll
Astor Gift Report Denied by Memorial Committee
Henry M. Williams said there is no truth to reports that John Jacob Astor donated 18 009 dollars to the Lowell memorial fund. He cannot explain the source of the claim and says other committee members share his lack of knowledge about the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Williams
Lowell
John Jacob Astor
Williams
Adelp hi Le Nepoli Nearly Severely Burns In House Fire
A 10 year old girl named Adelphi Le Nepoli living at 183 North Street on the second story caught her clothes in flames while playing with matches yesterday. Eugene Bragi rushed to her aid wrapping her in an old coat which saved her from fatal burns.
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Adelphi le Nepoli
North Street
Eugene Bragi
Emmet Gaelic team to face Lynn at Oak Island this afternoon
The champion Emmet Gaelic footballers will meet Lynn at Oak Island this afternoon. Manager O Keefe urges a Chelsea meet at 2 PM tomorrow for travel to Oak Island. Emmets debut new uniforms in a state title defense and a committee meeting for the excursion is set at 53 Hanover Street. George Tinder eyes a Worcester mile trial Saturday while John Iesa posts a 10 to 100 yard forfeit with John Cavanagro. weigh-ins 200 pounds.
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Emmet
Lynn
Oak Island
Lynn Boys
O'Keefe
Broadway
Eleanor Street
Chelsea
Emmets
Hanover Street
George B. Tinder
Connelf
Worcester
Charlesbank
John Iesa
John Cavanagro
Chiesa
Tragic case of Mamie McCarthy starved in New York
Brooklyn report details 11 year old Mamie McCarthy and brother Charley wandering in New York City seeking work. After days of hunger they found shelter with Alfred Carter in Brooklyn where Mamie died of starvation. Brother Charley plans to prevent burial in the Potter's Field.
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New York
Friend
Brooklyn
Mamie McCarthy
Columbia Street
Mamie
Charley
Alfred Carter
Carter
Murray
Charles McCarthy
Charles
Madison Street
Promises of a Newark Lawyer in Divorce Plea
Susanah Leary sues Elwood Leary of Newark for divorce and alimony alleging chronic drunkenness and abuse. She cites a signed 1890s contract in chancery promising reform which he allegedly broke, failing to support and repeatedly beating her and their children.
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Trenton
N. J
Elwood
Leary
Newark
Susanah Leary
Annie Leary
How to Reach Klondyke and Gold Fields Guide
The Post’s official guide outlines how to reach the Klondyke country and what to expect. It offers up to date mining laws and practical details for prospectors and travelers seeking gold field opportunities.
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Klondyke
The
Post
Two Vessels Sail for Europe From East Boston and Charlestown
OFF FOR EUROPE Two passenger ships depart Boston for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Dominion steamer Canada carries 87 saloon 7% second saloon and 220 steerage, with notable passengers including Charles Francis Adams B. X. Audem and other prominent Bostonians. The Cunarder Catalonia sets sail at 4 p m with 15 saloon 35 second saloon and 175 steerage passengers including Mrs J Wilson Patterson Miss Marjorie Patterson Lt James Sauvage and many others.
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Queenstown
Liverpool
Dominion Steamer Canada
McAuley
Cunarder
Catalonia
Stephens
Boston
J. Wilson Patterson
Marjorie Patterson
N.T. Kidder
Katie McGuire
George C. Wright
James W. Sauvage
William 8. Butler
Frances J. Butler
Elton
William Lamb
John F. Lennon
Canada
Charlestown
Neponset Hibernians Meet Show Unity Across Counties
Division 26 A. O. H. held a large meeting at Neponset Hall on Walnut Avenue with delegates from Suffolk and Norfolk counties. President John F. Brooks chaired as two candidates were initiated and a post meeting entertainment featured songs, speeches, and humor by key members including Edward Powers and John F. McKenna.
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Division 26
Neponset
Walnut Avenue
John MccNally
Patrick McAvinney
Brooks
Hibernian
Norfolk County
Edward Powers
Quincy
Frank Daly
South Boston
James P. Flannagan
Charles McCarthy
Suffolk County Directory
John F. McKenna
Edward Shea
J. J. Phelan
Crowne
B. J. Gray
John D. Meade
Gould Denies Ties to Mining Firm in London Dispatch
George Gould, writing from London, says his name or that of his brother Edwin has no involvement with a mining development company. He calls any use of his official titles from Manhattan Railway Company or related corporations unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Gould
London
Gould
Edwin
Manhattan Railway Company
Farewell Reception for John Finn in South Boston
Friends hosted a farewell at 155 West Second Street to honor John Finn before his departure for Ireland. Prominent Hibernians and old comrades attended as music and Gaelic readings filled the evening with song led by John O'Brien at the piano and the West End Quartet performing Trish and American songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finn
West Second Street
South
Boston
Ireland
Finn
John O’brien
West End
Barry, Campbell
Ahern
Lynch
Trish
Aunt Ora Davis Dies in Auburn Widow of Local Historian
Aunt Ora Mrs Ora Davis of Auburn died this afternoon at age unknown. Widow of Dr J D Davis she was a longtime figure in Lewiston Auburn local history and community circles.
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Lewiston
Ora Davis
Auburn
Ora
J. D. Davis
Old Orchard Races Set for New England Circuit
The next series of races on the New England circuit will be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Old Orchard breeders track. Top horses of the year are entered with large purses likely to yield records. Reduced railroad fares to the grounds via Boston & Maine are available at local stations.
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New England
Old Orchard Breeders
Boston & Maine Railroad
Whisper on a Cruise Sets Sail for Two Week Eastbound Trip
The catboat Whisper under Captain William Lithgow will weigh anchor off Beachmont this morning for a two week cruise down the East. The first stop is Portland where a delegation of friends will greet the vessel. Guests aboard include Henry Tucker Bill Drury George Nelley Jack Lennon John Gorman and Henry Burke.
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Whisper
William Lithgow
Beachmont
Portland
Henry Tucker
Bill Drury
George Nelley
Jack Lennon
John Gorman
Henry Burke
Trout Fishing Thrives at Adirondack Spring Holes
Anglers report prime trout fishing around Adirondack spring holes this year with the Fitchburg railroad cited as the best line to reach these waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
Fitchburg
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