Senators Rally in Eighth After Sullivan Substitution
In the eighth inning the Senators rallied for four runs but Sullivan substituting for Stivetts cost them the game. Games on other fields report elsewhere.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1896
Page
3
Washington Beats Boston in Eight Inning Rally
National League action had Washington defeat Boston 4 to 3 as Jack Stivetts left after two walks in the eighth, Sullivan faltered, German doubled, and Demont singled to seal the Senators win. Long homered for Boston. McGuire and Hamilton among noted plays amid miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stivetts
Boston
Jack
Sullivan
Lush
Demont
Senators
McGann
Washington
Tucker
Selbach
Hamilton
MecGuire
Short
Long
Tenney
Duffy
Farrell
Collins
O’brien
Bannon
Ganzel
Brown
O’ Brien
Lynch
Stivetts
Bounder
McGuire
Tom
Jimmy
Cartwright
German
Herman
Waseny Tos
E. Demontreville
Ee Selbach
Eeee McGuire
O'Brien
GerMad
Mehak
Bck
AB. Ch
Gael
Demontreville
Ashington
Cleveland and Pittsburg End With Tense Scoreless Stanza
Inning finished after darkness with attendance at 1800. Final score shows Cleveland 3 and Pittsburg 8. Hits: Cleveland 12 Pittsburg 9. Errors: Cleveland 4 Pittsburg 3. Batteries: Cuppy and Zimmer for Cleveland Killen and Merritt for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsborg
Pittsburg
Cuppy
Zimmer
Killen
Merritt
Baltimore Dominate New York In Third Game Of Series
Baltimore won easily in the third game, scoring 16 runs to New Yorks 1. Meekin allowed fifteen hits as Baltimore exploded for seven runs in the seventh. Batting total reached 19 for Baltimore and 7 for New York, with Hemming Clark and Git tig Warner handling the batteries. Attendance 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Donnelly
Meekin
Gittlg
Hemming
Clark
Gittig
Warner
Lewiston Beats Augusta to Avoid Last in New England League
Lewiston defeated Augusta 12 to 11 in a fierce last place battle before about 350 attendees. Augusta managed 12 base hits to Lewiston’s 9 with 6 errors for Augusta and 9 for Lewiston. Weeks and Butler pitched for Augusta with Morse and Messitt catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Augusta
Weeks
Butler
Morse
Messitt
Brockton Wins With Late Home Runs In Tight Game
In Brockton Massachusetts on August seventh the Brockton team rallied for a 9 to 8 win over New Bedford after two eighth inning home runs. Doe Weddidge and Weihl were fined five dollars for unnecessary talk and Doe was ejected. Attendance reached 500 as Brockton tallied 12 hits to New Bedford's 11 with four errors to seven. Magee Kerwan McKenna Shea and Buelow worked for Brockton while Day Murphy pitched for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Doe
Weddidge
Weihl
New Bedford
Magee, Kerwan
McKenna
Shea
Buelow Day
Murphy
Ely's dazzling one handed catch costs Cleveland a win
In Cleveland today Ely made a phenomenal one handed grab of Cuppy's fly in deep left field, preventing a Cleveland victory. The game stayed tight from start to finish as Cleveland failed to bunch hits and costly errors at key moments hurt. Killen and Cuppy pitched well, and the tie remained when the game was called in the eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ely
Cuppy
Killen
Piper Heidleick SecE Champagn Price List
One or more baskets, qis, for 24 75 each. One or more baskets, ints, for 26 each. Single Fite bottle 2 08. Single pint bot NALL CO 21 and 22 India st Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper Heidleick
Bangor Beats Portland On Shaky Batting And Poor Support
In Portland Maine on August 7 the home team failed to back McDougall as Bangor won 7 to 3. Weithoff pitched steadily for Bangor while McDougall struggled with control. Attendance 3000. Scoring summary shows Bangor 0 0 2 0 0 2 9 0 0 3 Portland 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3. Hits Bangor 10 Portland 7. Errors Bangor 4 Portland 6. Batteries Weithoff Hayes and Duncan for Bangor and McDougall Duncan for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
McDougall
Weithoff
Bangor
Hayes
Duncan
Pawtucket Defeats Fall River In Slugging Affair
Pawtucket won a high scoring game at home against Fall River with 26 runs to 9 in front of about 600 fans. Pawtucket racked up 28 hits while Fall River managed 18. Errors stood at 2 for each side as Horner Yerkes and Yeager led Pawtucket against Goff Fitzpatrick and Rupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Fall River
Will
Horner
Yerkes
Yeager
Goff
Fitzpatrick
Rupert
Wilkes Barre Wins Third Game in Series at Syracuse
Wilkes Barre beat Syracuse 6 to 2 in the third game of the series. Keenan allowed only three hits as the Stars played poorly. Only one Syracuse batter reached third base while Wilkes Barre had 16 hits to Syracuse 3. Errors were 1 for Wilkes Barre and 8 for Syracuse. Batteries Keenan Wente Whitehill Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Wilkesbarre
Keenan
Wente
Whitehill
Ryan
Rochester and Scranton Split Twin Bill in Heat
In Rochester New York on August 7 Scranton split with Rochester as the home team won the opener and Scranton dominated the second game due to stifling heat. Rochester struggled offensively in the first game totaling 12 hits to Scranton’s 7 with Rochester making 1 error to Scranton’s 2. In the nightcap Scranton pounded Rochester 14 to 4 after posting 18 hits to Rochester’s 8, with Scranton committing 3 errors to Rochester’s 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Scranton
N. Y
Callihan and Boyd
Lovett and Bowerman
G. Johnson
Berger
Herndon
Lancaster Defeats Paterson In Frantic Narrow Win
Lancaster and Paterson clash with heavy hitting and erratic fielding. Lancaster scores six in the seventh. game ended at dark after eight innings. Final 12 to 5 with Lancaster accumulating 14 hits to Paterson's 10 and seven Paterson errors. Yeager Westlake duelled Cogan Elton as batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Penn
Paterson
Yeager
Westlake
Cogan
Elton
Toronto Ponies Triumph as Springfields Pitcher Crumbles
Toronto defeats Springfield 17 to 4 in a one sided game. Seymour started for Springfield and allowed seven runs after wild pitches and walks. Staley pitched well for Toronto. O'Brien muffed a ball in the ninth for Toronto's only error. Attendance 600. Home run by O'Brien. Delehanty Wright and Wright aided with key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Seymour
New York
Springfield
Homer Donovan
Staley
O’brien
Poporo
Delehanty
Wright
Umpire Joe Hornung Costs Buffalo Game for Providence
In Buffalo on August 7 ex Providence player Joe Hornung posing as an Eastern League umpire made disputed decisions that favored Providence. Buffalo gathered ten hits to Providence six with four thousand in attendance. President Powers to be appealed to for better service tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Joe Hornung
Providence
Hornung
Powers
Buffalos
Grays
Defence Counsel Argues Theft Was Necessity in Court
The defense claims the accused stole only the cash from a drawer, not the 2000 marks in a nearby pocketbook, arguing desperation. The judge presses the prisoner who sobs that he never saw the pocketbook, as illustrated in Sonnfagsblatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnfagsblatter
Boston Custom House Wine Offer at 2 INDIA ST
Boston Custom House Wine Stern at 22 India Street offers five quart bottles of assorted Old California wines free packing for one dollar or full bottles of St Julien claret free packing for one dollar. Both lots together priced at two dollars. Names Briantall and J W O Conner appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India ST
Boston Custom House
California
Briatnall
Exit Won In 21-Footers Race Off West Manchester
The Crowhurst cup prize money went to first Exit twenty one footers event under Manchester Yacht Club. Gleaner Rooster Circe and Skate among starters. Circe protested for under measurement and Exit gained first prize after Circe was ruled three inches short. Try and Skate took second and third respectively after protests and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Gleaner
Exit
Tacoma
Rooster
Circe
Matoye
Pilgrim
Quincy
Try
Goat
Skate
Depot
Martin’s Ledge
Little Harte
Martin
Ac’l. Cor
Ft. In
F. L. Pigeon
A. H. Higginson
H. Blanchard
Robertson
S. N. Small
Adam Bros
Magpie
A. W. Stevens
Matoye Arab
Bonita
Grab
Goelet Cup Races Highlight Newport Traditions
In Newport Rhode Island on August 7 the Goelet cup races produced strong showings by Colonia and Queen Mab. Sloops Wasp, Queen Mab and Carmita competed before a collision with the steam yacht Viking damaged Wasp’s bowsprit. Colonia led on the second tack and finished ahead of Colonia, Fisemarie, Shamrock, Emerald, Amorita and Marguerite with later efforts by Quis seta failing to cross before the handicap gun. Races continued amid fog and notable seamanship by Wasp and Emerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Colonia
Queen Mab
Wasp
Carmita
Viking
Fisemarie
Shamrock
Emerald
Amorita
Marguerite
Quisseta
Amarita
Ac’l
H.m.s. H
H.m.s
Wasp Carmita
Ac’l Cor
H.m.s. Colonia
Amorita Ae
Elsiemarie
Amiselle
Paret Defeats Terry In State Tennis Championship Final
In Centre Harbor New Hampshire on August 7 Paret defeated James Terry in straight sets to win the state championship and Senior House cup. The day concluded with doubles wins for Paret and Terry and other preliminaries, setting tomorrow’s rematch for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Harbor
N. H
J. P. Paret
James Terry
Terry
Yale
Paret
New York
H. E. Avery
Malcolm Jackson
D. F. Davis
J. T. Walker
F. S. Mansfield
A. E. Wright
A. P. Hawes
Consolidated
L. J. Grant
W. C. Grant
A. M. Lyman
Harry McDuffee
BE. N. Wrightington
Big Rages at Combination Park highlight New England harness meet
Today at Combination Park fans will witness the best programme for light harness racing in New England. The blue ribbon event pits Joe Patchen against Star Pointer, with Jack Curry confident his black champion can beat them in under 2 09. The $1000 special steers attention to Page, Cephas, Benton M., and the unbeaten Woodshed with Prairie Lily and Daltsy Dean in the mix. Weather and track conditions look favorable as Ike Flemming tests Page and a 25 piece band provides atmosphere. First heat of Patchen Pointer set for 1:30 with Frank Walker as starter and a smooth day anticipated for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
New England
Joe Patchen
Star Pointer
Jack Curry
Page
Cephas
Benton M
Worcester
Messrs. Hicks
Woods
Frank Walker
Concord Races Close at New Hampshire Meet
Concord New Hampshire August 7 starting Judge A H Merrill of Danvers opened four events and fifteen heats at the driving park, closing the state s first two week race meet. Pacers 2 28 class saw Rodney B. challenged by Moulton and Colonel Bath with Melson and Laura W. contending as Chickering led. Myra Wilkes won 9 95 stake pacing in straight heats, Carrie D. led with a 2 21 4 first heat, then showed stamina in remaining heats. Carrie H. led the fast pacing class until third heat when Billy Frazier won heat two and Ethan Boy followed. Jimmy B. broke and was distanced. Billy Frazier later won heat four amid many packers. Carrie H. captured heat five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
A. H. Merrill
Danvers
Rodney B
Moulton
Colonel Bath
Melson
Laura W
Chickering
Myra Wilkes
Carrie D
Carrie H
Billy Frazier
Jimmy B
Ethan Boy
Jimmy
Window
Pillsbury Wins In Nuremberg Chess Masters Round
In Nuremberg Aus the seventeenth round of the international chess masters tournament saw Pillsbury defeat Schallopp in a queen's gambit decline after 44 moves. Lasker beat Marco, Schiffers drew Maroczy, Winawer beat Albin, Teichmann beat Walbrodt, Tarrasch beat Charousek, Steinitz beat Tschigorin, and Janowski with Blackburne drew. Previous unfinished game Marco vs Schleichter drawn after nearly 100 moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Aus
Lasker
Marco
Schiffers
Maroczy
Pillsbury
Schallopp
Albin
Winawer
Porges
Showalter
Walbrodt
Teichmann
Janoswki
Blackburne
Tarrasch
Charousek
Steinitz
Tschigorin
Schleichter
Rug Lopez
Larned and Wrenn Tie for First in Norwood Park
Larned and Wrenn share top position after today's Norwood Park tennis at Long Branch New Jersey. Wrenn, undefeated this week, was defeated by Larned this afternoon, tying them for first. A playoff is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon to decide the champion, echoing last season’s similar tie where Larned prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Wrenn
Larned
Norwood Park
Norwood
Island woman dies after drink at hotel and boat trip
A man recounts an evening of drinking at a hotel with Eliza and his later actions on Grape Island. He claims he saw her drunk on the floor, arranged shelter, and later believed alcohol caused her death. The body was moved to Rowley for burial after a Baptist service, with many townspeople in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Captain Post
Liza
Clarence
Eliza
Grape Island
Rowley
Charles Burke
Newburyport
Baptist
Baptist Church
Mr. Cooper
Former Husband's Story Stirs Salem Divorce Case
In Salem on August 7, Albert Crampsey disputes lawyer H H Mather's claim that he tried to reform his ex-wife, saying she drank only after meeting Mather. Crampsey questions Mather's conduct on Grape Island, notes his own remarriage and fish business, and hints at possible official inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
H. H. Mather
Crampsey
Albert Crampsey
Post
Federal Street
Mather
Miss Colesworthy
Colesworthy
Grape Island
Poisoning suspected in Newburyport death case
Autopsy on Mrs Crampsey shows stomach inflammation but healthy heart and no alcohol signs. Arsenic-like irritation possible. no opium dilation observed. Internal organs sent to Professor Wood for analysis. state police await his report before action. State Detective Neal took samples to Boston for Harvard analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
W. H.clark
Hurd
Wood
Professor Wood
Harvard
Neal
Boston
The Body Interred In Newburyport
The body of Mrs Crampsey was removed from Safford's undertaking rooms to the railroad station and sent by train to Rowley. Emerson & Bradstreet undertakers of Newburyport arranged the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Bicycle Race Handicaps and Meet Plans
Westboro race listings under Official Handicapper Kerrison show one-third mile and one mile events with numerous riders and yard penalties. The Currier ten-mile road race debuts Sept. 5 in Everett with $700 in prizes and a two-mile loop course. Portsmouth cycle meet entries close Aug. 18, with afternoon and evening programs and a Governor Busiel cup race. Louis ville national meet souvenir praised, plus notes on puncture fluids and new hardware. Nantucket ball caps season as Wenceder Cycle Club hosts social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
John C. Kerrison
H. H. Parker
Leamy
C. Y. Drury
W. Eckley
C. H. Raymond
C. J. Lewis
C. M. Bly
G. L. Bates
J. F. Simpson
E. M. Blake
T. B. Matthews
G. W. Drury
F. M. Nelson
Fred Paine
C. R. Stockbridge
F. A. Hinchcliffe
C. E. Collect
A. Magnuson
W. W. Pettigrew
F. E. Wing
T. A. Reagan
W. A. Conlin
W. F. Collins
A. E. Wright
J. Hudson
A. W. Frye
W. J. Fentzler
E. J. Foster
C. Doubleday
E. P. Belt
G. L. Howland
J. E. Ballentine
A. D. Rogers
E. J. Rogers
Currier
Everett
Eddie McDuffee
Everett A. A
G. Tarbell
G. L. Sullivan
Warren Dow
C. C
L. Jackson
Messrs
Illsley
Lajane
Brackett
Kerrison
Rockingham
Strafford
York County
Jersey City
Willie Windle
Sweden
Louisville
Sterling Elliott
Abbott Bassett
Percival
Doc” Collins
Boston
Pope Manufacturing Company
E. L. Proctor
Island View
Whitefield
N. H
New Hampshire
Nantucket
Wenceder Cycle Club
H. A. Thomas
Annie Congdon
Germania Orchestra
Regan Leads in New Bicycle Track Meet at Portsmouth
Aug 7 in Portsmouth crowds numbered about 309 as no professional race occurred due to yesterday’s postponement. S P Dodge of Manchester failed to beat Windley who holds the States cup at 2:52.5. Races featured quarter mile dash won by Ira Newick, half mile open to Regan and Newick, two mile handicap won by Simpson with Regan second, and half mile handicap won by Simpson ahead of Winkley and Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
S. P. Dodge
Manchester
A. B E. Windley
Dodge
Ira Newick
C.M. Hayes
Sanford
E. W. Hutchins
Exeter
T. A. Regan
Waltham
George R. Newick
J. Fred Simpson
Newfields
Thomas A. Regan
C. H. Newick
Fred Kent
Rowley
A. B. Winkley
Barrington
Bald Beats Cooper in Open One Mile Bicycle Race
E C Bald defeated Tom Cooper of Detroit and Tom Butler of Boston in the one mile open professional race at Buffalo New York on August 7 lowering the world single paced record to 2 01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
E. C. Bald
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Tom Butler
Boston
Visitors Night at Harvard Summer School Gym Night
Harvard Summer School of Physical Training held visitors night in Hemenway Gymnasium. A packed audience watched gymnastic drills, fencing, calisthenics, and a closing six a side basketball game won by Captain Healey's team 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Summer School of
Hemenway
Dudley Allen Sargent
Foster
Jackson
Miss Avery
Mr. Groth
Muller
Cader
Miss West
Miss Whitney
W. A. Jackson
Miss Wright
Miss Sutton
Miss Battelle
A. M. Gardner
Koch
Bejus
Mr. Marvel
Mr. Beeman
Miss May
Miss Schetky
Miss Foglesong
Miss Healey
Mr. Velte
Miss Allen
Miss Career
Mr. Jackson
Mr. Putnam
la Danza Espanola
Carter
Healey
Avery
Mooers
Groves
Wilbur
Wright
Battelle
Haile
MacDuffee
Putnam
Gardner
Prentiss
Another Strike Hits New York Garment Workers
The Pants Makers Union No 9 of the United Garment Workers of America struck this morning, adding about 2 509 to the strikers. They accuse contractors of violating the existing agreement and will present a new contract for signing. The strike also involves about 3 000 unorganized finishing workers. overcoat and sack coat makers have returned to work, and vest makers are pressuring contractors to sign conditions, with some men set to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pants Makers’ Union
United Garment Workers of America
Oarsmen Continue Canadian Regatta At Toronto
The Canadian Amateur Association of Oarsmen regatta at Toronto Brockville underway. In the center single sculls heat Bush Thompson of Toronto Argonauts won the heat and Marsh of the Dons of Toronto beat a Vespers of Philadelphia regis ter for second. Kenny of the Toronto Dons won the intermediate singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ont
Canadian Amateur Association of Oarsmen
Bush Thompson
Toronto Argonauts
Marsh
Dons
Toronto
Regiser
Vespers
Philadelphia
Kenny
Toronto Dons
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