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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1899

Page

3

Gossip of the Good Ball Sees Remarkable Interest Rise

Notes from the social column report unusually strong interest in the Gossip of the Good Ball event. Attendees, sponsors, and local press show heightened engagement as planning proceeds.

National League Games Today Across Major Cities

Matches set with Washington visiting Boston and New York at Brooklyn. Philadelphia hosts a game as J Louis travels to Pittsburgh for two scheduled contests.

Baseball World in New England Town Leagues Roar

The article details strong regional interest in independent town baseball around Boston, Attleboro, and surrounding areas. It notes players, past major leaguers, and weekend games drawing thousands, while predicting a strong team built from standout veterans could challenge major clubs like Cleveland.

Queen of Eques Trains at Heats and Curran

A chaotic snippet notes 7:30 start for the first race and mentions Heerees and Annis with admissions set at 2250. Grand Stand 106 and Subway Cars directed to Park appear as related crowd logistics.

Eques Myer Hervees Vaud Ville Curran Annis

Ambiguous Baseball Box Score Fragment

Fragmentary box score shows teams Louisville and others with bases stolen by Smith and others. Mentions players Breinfeldt Clarke McBride Steinfeldt Beck and Phil Cunningham. Umpires listed as Manassau and Me.

Seeattoch Otacianati Steinfeldt Beck Philli Canningham Manassau

Reds win both games in double header to stretch unbeaten streak

Cincinnati swept a double header against Lendreville and St. Louis, extending their winning streak to ten. Powers's poor play catching sparked the early loss in game one, while Breitenstein pitched brilliantly in game two as Cincinnati delivered timely hits.

AB. R. B A. McBride Smith Steintelat Breitenstein Et. Louis AB. BR. B. PO. B Blake Biekers Taule Cincinnati Jays Doniin Selbach Mease Tee Reds Lendreville St. Louis Colonels Powers

Orphans and tailenders split doubleheader in Chicago

In Chicago on August 6 the Orphens and tailenders divided a twin bill. Phyle struggled for Cleveland with wild pitching early, while Garvin faltered late after a strong second inning. Donahue provided the standout batting in both games as 14,000 fans watched the finish. scores not listed.

Chicago Orphens Phyle Cleveland Garvin Wanderers Donahue AB. R. B. PO. A. EB. Ryan Piicdacdateaenvad Everitt Mertes Nnor Eeeeresanesese Magoon Chi Everite Wolverton Conner Lliflower Lays Colliftower Tucker Llivan Eeeayne Sullivan Saileeen Ierhene Ieee Harley Ab m Smith and

Providence Gene s sink Washington in rough batting tilt

The Providence club hammered Washington early, with Evans holding eight hits against him. Fast fielding could have cut losses as sun bothered batters and numerous misplays inflated both teams’ errors. Attendance was 800 with a 17 to 6 final score in Providence.

Providence Washington R. I Carsey Evans Leahy Duncan Eagan

Amateur Baseball Notices From Cambridge League

Amateur column lists teams and contact details for youth baseball in the Cambridge and Boston area. Clubs including Glendons Everett and Bellews Jamaica Plain seek 17 to 19 year olds for summer games with dates August 12 19 and 26 and managers Murphy and others listed.

National A. A. of Cambridantes Clube eSane Robinson Winter Street East Mbridge Glendons Everett Bellews Willows Jamaica Plain Arctica Brookline Philip N. Ry Eirivette Acran Lord Franklin Street Boston Port “Hills Murphy Charlestown Fremonts J. Ce Charlestow Pee Marys Charlectown

Local youth clubs seek strong age-group rivals across Boston area

Dozens of clubs from Dorchester to Charlestown publish open dates and requests for competition with 12 to 19 year olds. Teams listing managers and contact streets seek August and Labor Day games, with half expenses covered, targeting rival A A and youth squads in South Boston, Roxbury, East Boston, Charlestown, and surrounding towns.

Sas Pater Roerd Isu A. A Atrong Burtons Stone Boston Crescent Malden Ourig Arlington Boat Dorkton Macsgee C Everette Hatnete Surtees South Boston Frankline Jamaica Brough Ieee Bee Labor Day John P. Gibbons Cral Tes Bury Pemes Roxbury William Cox Cottage Court Aero Zotee Eas Stieipouth Opi J. Rastus Ceneecs Care Jordan Marsh & Fairmounts Dorchester Franklin Field Albert A. Terbox Klins Atrong Oak Menaren FB Flamintrom Norfolk Tia Dorchenter Manhattan A. A Orest Victors Seaharies Daniel Olympias de Winthrop Walter Todd Locust Street Winthrop Harbor Views Dealy Saratoga Street East Seaver Deeschester George W. Ansel Marmion Street Jamaica Plain Orient Juniors Ames A. Evans West Third Street C. Quinn Thorndike Street Cambri Young Americas East Boston Orients East South Essex Oakdales W. J. Shannahan Bunker Ell Street Charlestown Winter Hills Hingham Gaence Glendons BR. Fleming Second Street South Bosto Woodward A. A Acorn Boston Common Arétics Chamber of Commerce Chelsea Tome S O'Hare Tea Bases Street West Summerville M. Hack, 68 Dover Street, West Somerville. Fallas of Roxbury Mission Church A. A Brookslides of Prainee William J. Broderick Atre Street Clover A. C Wells Memorial T. Crawford Ant Avenue Warrens Arest Pt J. Be Bower Street Ripe Na Ice N. Oss Kensica Bridge Stree Fowlers Washburns Franklins Admirals Fuldas Yank Landers Eastee Street Lynch South Bost Rambler Ay State Reds J. F. Lawton Aes Street Oath Ewey J. Cronin Beradeon Chients Elmores James Sheehan Tyler Street North End Hanover Street Anion New England Aida G. W Washington Street Ity Mission Chere A Eames James Nee B. O'Briem Tr R. Street Nanage Ellis Piteenty Francis Fong Bales Caledonian Grove Pararros Y. D. Adale Verside Street Waketag Intertown Town Waterman Vy Yard Everett G. BR. Fisk & Co Commonwealth Park Y Victors Berkeley Wheene Smithville Winter Hille West Somerville St. Rose Choir Boys Waltham M. Seka Ee Agai Shirleys Lyons Vereens Dudley's Newton Cowbrigs

Midnight excursion yields unusual yacht landing

A cryptic report describes Portuguese citizens taking a night excursion at Dp m hours aboard a yacht named D aria Amelle under Captain By invitation landing at quarantine rock where the party enjoyed a lunch. The narrative mentions a ring and a pomp of centalioneds and several unclear names.

Daria Amelle Ohn Eee Quarantine Rock

Boxing News From Newark and Montreal Racing Circles

International cycling decisions loom as N C A boards debate rider eligibility at Boston IL A meet. Tickets for the national meet approach record sales amid safeguards following past scalping incidents. Boxing bouts lineup features George Gardner versus Charley Scarville at Lowell and other matches across cities. Joe Walcott receives a letter.

Boston Cyclists Compete in Montreal Meet This Week

Boston interest centers Montreal meet as Moran of Chelsea and Ingraham of Lynnfield headline amateur races. Major Taylor from Worcester and Tom Butler of Cambridge lead the pro entries, with international riders from England Scotland New South Wales Africa and France in the lineup. The NA C riders are barred due to a federation dispute under the International Cyclists Association rules.

Boston Montreal James F. Moran Chelsea James F. Ingraham Lynnfield Ingraham Moran Ingraham Ér Chelsea Cycle Club New England Tast Butler Cambridge Tom Nat Frank Tom Butler Major Taylor Dusky Worcester Indianapolis Ind Birdie Munger Taylor Fred Titus James B. Colgan New Jersey Taldie McDuffee Foston McDuffee L. A A. J. Cherry Berlin George A. Banker Pittsburg Banker Cherry Rile Alec Hugh McLean Charles McCarthy St. Louis Tom Linton Eddie McDuffee T. Summeregill England John Caldow Scotland Ben Goodson New South Wales A. B. George Africa Albert Tallendier France Tallendier Hook Union Velocipedique Francaise International Cyclists’ Association

Jolly Dogs Ale Tap Advertises Evening Specials

A clipped local notice advertises the Jolly Dogs Ale Tap at 14 Franklin Avenue off Court Street. It references hours in the evening and notes age restrictions for entry.

Franklin Avenue Court Street

Unlimited pursuit race at Wilisburg track features Philadelphia team win

Two man teams from New York Philadelphia New Haven and Newark competed on the Wilsonburg board bicycle track near Newark. Goodwin and Kusel of Philadelphia won the six and one eighth mile race after overtaking rivals from New York and New Haven. Arthur Ross of Newark collapsed from heat while his team mate John King was caught later. Five mile professional handicap ended with Otto Maya of Erie first and Charles Hadneld of Newark second. Intercity team race went to Philadelphia in 14 minutes 8 1 5 seconds with Kusel and Goodwin beating New York and Newark pairs.

Furr Wat New York C. Hausman W. A. Rutz New Haven Arthur Ross Newark Ate John King Billy Sims Washington Cr. Crowleigh Harry Kusel Philadelphia E. C. Hausman Newer Webs Wyoming N. J. Ards A. Nye Jr We. Wahrenbeer E. Causman Ey Haven Otto Maya Erie Charles Hadneld Weewark H. Hicks, Jr Brooklyn Niladelphde Harry P. Kusel T. Goodwin John Kency W. F. Wahrenberger P. Jaconson E. Hausman

Bicycle Notes on Middle-Distance World Title Race

Harry Elkes defeats Tom Linton to strengthen his claim toward the middle distance world title. Linton has beaten pace followers but the title hinges on upcoming season races with McDuffee and others. Eddie McDuffee challenges Major Taylor for a 1 mile paced race, ensuring at least one event at the national meet. Ongoing talks seek entries for Nelson, Durish, Farnham, and Nat Butler in various pacing and distance events at Montreal and beyond.

Harry Elkes Tom Linton Beacon Street Commonwealth Huntington Columbus Avenues Old Colonial Club East Brookline Street Eddie McDuffee Major Taylor Taylor John Nelson Chicago Fran Montreal Frank Rish Linton Nat Tratt Chatman Arthur B. Leigh Chela Co. C. Racing Board Annus Rhyea

JEFFRIES TUNES UP IN LONDON EXHIBITIONS

Jim Jeffries opened his European tour at the Royal Aquarium Westminster with four exhibition rounds against fat Joe Dunkhorst of Syracuse. He said he felt out of form, planned to stay about a month in Europe, and hoped to find a match in England before a November clash with Sharkey. He noted training and travel considerations and expressed intent to box to win. He also met National Sporting Club members after the performances.

London Jim”. Jeffries Royal Aquarium Westminster Fat Joe’ Dunkhorst Syracuse Europe Paris Liverpool Dublin England Charley Mitchell Jem Smith America Sharkey Eet Brady Aquarium National Sporting Club

Boxing Gossip and Bouts of the Week Schedule

Weekly boxing lineup lists matches from Monday to Saturday featuring Rotenford Moore Canton Sweeney vs Forbes Youhes, McMa Tira Callahan, Bartley La Fontise, Otte Parker, Duggan Graham McCoy, Dixon Santry Starville Gardner Ryan Byers Popp OBrien Tenney Callanan Ryan Thorne among others across New York Brooklyn Davenport Hawthorne Pelican Westchester and Greenwood clubs.

P. Bartley M.la Fontise Denver Billy Otte Kid Parker Tom Duggan T. Graham Kid McCoy Davenport

Bouts Highlight Weeks Card As Santry Dixon Clash Dominates

The week centers on a Broadway A. C. New York bout between Eddy Santry of Chicago and George Dixon of Boston in twenty rounds with Dixon favored on points if the distance holds. Other bouts bill Patsey Sweeney vs Joe Youngs and Billy Hill vs Jack Bennett at Coney Island and 118-pound clash Tim Callahan vs Jack Whittaker at the National A. C. in Brooklyn. O'Brien vs Popp at Hawthorne A. C. Buffalo and Byers vs Jim Ryan at Greenwood A. C. complete Saturday’s lineup with strong local interest and varying expectations.

Eddy Santry Chicago Feather George Dixon Boston Broadway A. C New York Tom O’rourke Dixon Santry Rocornas Coney Island C Patsey Sweeney Joe Youngs Buffalo Billy Hill Jack Bennett Pittsburg Sweeney Youngs Jack O’brien Jim Popp Toronto Hawthorne A. C Popp Ken George McFadden O'Brien George Byers Jim Ryan Greenwood A. C Byers Ends Ryan McReary Angus Gisga Ueal Gem Cargantay Las Ser

Notre Dame star powers West track hopes and Boston College phenom

Notre Dame’s rising track captain J. Fred Powers leads a strong West program next year. Boston College’s Charles J. Kiley, a 52 second quarter specialist and 2 minute half miler, has emerged as a top relay and football figure, noted for speed, height, and prize wins across meets.

University of Notre Dame South Bend Ind J. Fred Powers Charles J. Kiley Boston College Kiley Boston Dee First Regiment Battery A Cambridgeport

Irish weight thrower joins Knickerbocker Club and more

J T Coffey joins the Knickerbocker Athletic Club and places second in a 16-pound hammer event at Bergen Point on ladies day. Neary and Freimuth of Lafayette AC Brooklyn are set to race from the Battery to Coney Island for a $100 purse. Neary is a life saving medalist. Wollaston Yacht Club plans an open regatta with multiple yacht classes. Wells the Christian Endeavor leader faced a defeat at Riverhead races sparking debate. Metropolitan AAU championships entries close with a strong program and a Wakefield carnival set for August 19.

J. T. Coffey Knickerbocker Athletic Club Bergen Point N. John F. Neary M. Martin Freimuth Lafayette Athletic Club Brooklyn Coney Island Neary Freimuth Ae J. J. C South Boston B. Grieves P. O. Box Boston J. C Banaster Wollaston Yacht Club L. I Suffolk County Fair Champaar Association Wakefield

Senators Wrap Series With Farewell Showdown Pitching Options

The final game of the series features Bailey or Willis for Boston and Dineen for the Senators on the mound. St. Louis remains sixth in the standings as the bandwagon rolls on. Irving Beck moves from Toledo to Brooklyn, while other trades stir the national game. The Post and Herald teams meet at Locust Street grounds this afternoon at 4. J G A notes field rules and fortification behind the plate as Martin Bergen returns for the long home series. The Bostons face a tough stretch on the road while Cleveland and Brooklyn vie near the century mark in the standings.

Senators Bailey Washington Willis Boston Dineen Tebeau St. Louis Irving Beck Toledo Brooklyn Hanlon Pourht Daly New York Press Baltimore Chicago Jennings Naps Demont Orioles Post and Herald Locust Street Grounds J. G Martin Bergen Bostons Superbas Cleveland Harlequins Joe Quinn Tom Tucker Tom Dowd Harleys Cleveland

Irish-American Club Sail to Gloucester on Putnam

The Irish-American Club of South Boston enjoyed a trip to Gloucester and back aboard the steamer Putnam. The Otis wharf departure at 9 o clock drew many Irish-American citizens and officers from Roxbury East Boston Charlestown Chelsea Brookline Cambridge and Boston. Speakers denounced the Anglo-American alliance and a Gaelic music concert followed.

South Boston Gloucester Putnam Otis Wharf Roxbury East Boston Harlestown Chelsea Brookline Camebridge Boston

Races Set at Combination Park Tonight

Two events on the card at Combination Park feature a special best 8 in 5 half mile heats with Alvin Swift Cinders Drummer Girl and Carrie V. and a running race best 3 in 3 half mile heats with five entries. Myrtie Peek and her horses will be prominent features on the track all week.

Combination Park Alvin Swift Cinders Drummer Girl Carrie V Myrtie Peek

Judge Archibald Glenn Wins Wichita City Treasurer Post

Judge Archibald A. Glenn, former state senator and lieutenant governor, elected city treasurer of Wichita Kansas at about eighty years old. He will manage finances without a bookkeeper, relying on his own methods and experience.

Archibald A. Glenn Wichita Kan Glenn

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