Boston at the Bat Senators Whitewashed by Staley
In a showcase innings Staley limited Boston as Cleveland toppled opponents. Anson led the Indians to victory with strong hitting and sharp defense, securing the win.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1892
Page
3
Tie Games Markus National League Baseball Schedule
GAMES TODAY. National League Boston at Washington Brooklyn at Baltimore New York at Cleveland at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago and League Brooklyn at Portland Brockton at Salem Lewiston at Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Brooklyn
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Pitjab
Cincinnati
Woonecekel
Portland
Brockton
Salem
Lewiston
Lawrence
Boston team rises to first as Washingtons fall
The Bostons defeated the Washingtons to climb into first place while Kelly's men faced no obstacles. Giants suffered a lackluster run output as Quakers and Orioles posted mixed results. Clevelands continued steady wins were halted by a nine home game loss to Pittsburg. Anson smiled as the Reds and Windy City clubs drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Washingtons
Kelly
Giants
Quakers
Orioles
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Clevelands
Pittsburg
Anson
Reds
Windy City
Boston negates Washington in lopsided defeat at home
Washington Senators faced a crushing tilt as the Boston nine dominated from start to finish. Staley, Tucker, Duffy, Quinn and Long led a sharp attack while the home defense faltered, producing a decisive defeat for Washington in six innings with clean work from the visitors on both offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
Washington
Senators
Staley
Tucker
Duffy
Quinn
Long
Washingtons
Scarper
Bat Five
Boston Defeats Senators In Hot Doubleheader
Killen pitched well until a fifth inning deluge as Boston capitalized on errors and timely hits. Long starred in center, Ganzel with sharp throws, and Duffy added base running spark. Quinn and Stivetts both contributed as the Senators faltered in key moments and miscues led to Boston runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mecerthy
Iuly
Tee
Dowd
Toy
Larkin
Richardson
Berger
Tae Killen
Duffee
Robinson
Ane Saeee
Tovoods
Tucker
Staley
Duffy
Ieke Thy
Killen
Stivetts
Ashington
Ball Uion
Eiford
Ime
Hoy
Beerger
Emsiie
Can They Play Ball Boston Team Dominates Pitching
The Croakers doubted Boston would contend in the pennant race but the Bos ton nine have shown superb form. They blanked the Brooklyn nine for twelve innings and Ward was whitewashed on Saturday. In twenty one innings opponents scored zero, then Washington were held without a run. Thirty straight scoreless innings highlight pitching and team effort.
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Bostons
Boston
Brooklyns
Ward
Washingtons
Senators
Trojans
Spiders Beaten In Quick Pittsburgh Cleveland Game
Pittsburg defeats Cleveland 8 to 8 in a swift, lively contest highlighted by Smith's grab of Virtue’s drive, strong fielding by Shugart Bierbauer and O’Connor, and two Burkett home runs. Esper and Clarkson pitched for the rivals as Pittsburg posts several early runs and Cleveland rallies late behind strong hitting and defense.
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Prrresvre
Pittsburg
Esper
Clarkson
Farrell
Smith
Virtue
Childs
Shugart
Bierbauer
Cleveland
BHPOA
McAleer
Blerker
O'O'connor
Zimmer
Pittabura
Burkett
McKean
Connor
Davis
SimrRaen
A Beckley
Miller
Jay
Snyder
Terrific batting fuels Colts rally in 7th inning win
Aug 8 inning sees Cincinnati fall behind as Chicago explodes for seven runs in their half of the sixth. Dwyer and Hutchinson draw calls. field miscues widen the gap as Chicago plate 7 to lift the final score 12 to 4 over Cincinnati. Key hits include Latham Parrott and McPhee with extra base harm and Hutchinson delivering the decisive homer. Attendance 1,000.
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Curiaco
Cincinnati
Colts
Dwyer
Hutchinson
Chicago
Vaughn
Pecker
Comisky
Intchin
OjGenius
Kittridge
O'Neill
McPhee
Latham
Ryan
Parrott
Holiday
Genins
Hutchison
Anson
Canavan
Welch
Kittinge
Holliday
McPhes
Comiskey
Dahlen
Hurst
Ward Breaks the Spell in Brooklyn Baltimore Game
Haddock held Baltimore hitless through six innings as Vickery struggled. Con Daly and O Rourke sparkled in the field for Brooklyn while Stephens delivered strong relief. Attendance 2027. Final Brooklyn 8 Baltimore 1 with notable baserunning by Ward and Griffin.
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R Griffin
Shindle
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Corcoran
Haltnefl
Ward
Sutchfield
Br’thera
Storey
Burns
Stree
O'Rourke
O’brien
OlStricker
Dailey
Robinson
Haddock
Vickery
Brouthers
T. Dal
Gunson
Stephens
van Haltren
Stovey
O’ Rourke
Sutcliff
John Ward
Griffin
van Hitren
O’rourke
Jidd Ha Ward
Elmore
Addock
Oh Stephens
J. Ward
Strapens
Stevens
Uck
An Haltren
Sutempire
Gaffney
Phillies Squeeze Out Victory in Narrow Win over Giants
Philadelphia defeats New York 4 to 2 as sharp fielding and timely hits align with Giants errors. Reilly hit by a pitch, Delahanty moves to third, McMann debuts behind the plate, and Burke belted a homer for the Phillies. Attendance 2,520.
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Philadelphia
New York
Phillies
Reilly
Delahanty
McMann
Doyle
Hamilton
Burke
Thomas'n
OH. Lyons
Hollinan
D''ty
Cfl
Connor
O O'fiernan
U Cross
O’rourke
O'D. Lyons
Weyhing
O Boyle
Allen
O King
Carseys P
O/Fuller
Thompson
O'Rourke
Boyle
D. Lyons
King
Tiernan
Carsey
Hallman
Lynch
Providence Falls to Buffalos in Pitchers' Battle
Hard luck Providence gives up a loss to Buffalo in a pitching duel. Stafford pitched effectively after a rough first inning while solid support from both lineups carried the game. The contest featured tight defense, scattered hits, and several strategic moves, with Buffalo edging Providence late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Buffalos
Stafford
Forfeited game ends Woonsocket at Portland
With two out in the ninth inning Woonsocket left the field due to a decision and forfeited the game in a crowd of 800. Portland won 4 to 8 after a pitchers duel with seven hits apiece and one error for each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Woonsocket
Morse
Platt
Viland Buir
Baseball Notes Highlight Short Second Season Struggles
The Browns have been blanked about six times this season as pitchers struggle. Darby, suspended by Rochester and sought by Louisville, is regarded as a capable pitcher. Pickett, ex-Baltimore second baseman, now at Troy amid controversy. Von Der Ahe signs Arkansas State League phenom Hawkins. Baldwin remains a Pittsburg favorite though his days may be numbered. Mark as a pitcher appears finished. Clausen shows uneven results with one win in four starts for the Colonels. Healy may be signed by Von der Ahe and get a trial game with the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Darby
Rochester
Louisville
Pickett
Baltimore
Troy
von der Ahe
Arkansas State League
Hawkins
Baldwin
Pittsburgs
Mark
Clausen
Colonels
Long John Healy
Y von der Ahe
Healy
Athletic Gossip Promises Big Dorchester Prize Dance
A match race for 100 yards between Johnnie Mack and Bob Brown is teased with Mack giving Brown one yard. The Dorchester games on Sept 10 will feature a merit based prize dance with top dancers and competent judges. Circalary entries and a strong committee promise a major programme with record jumps and notable competitors from Gloucester, Cambridge, and New York at national championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Mack
Bob Brown
Mack
Brown
J. Connor
T. Reddington
Manhattans
Gloucester
Dr. Scanlan
Marston
Tom Shearman
Dorchesters
New York
Pettee
Moakley
M. J. Roche
Charlesbank
Cambridge
Sargent
Graham
Folkies
Mike Daily
Fie
Nagle
John McGrath
Harvard
Lathrop
Cambridge A. A
New England
Phil Stinger
Phil
Herbert Leeds to Box in Atlantic City Bout
Herbert Leeds a Harvard graduate and member of an Atlantic City athletic club will spar three rounds with Charles Hendrickson of the Schuylkill Navy. Leeds famed as an amateur lightweight, once fought at the national championships in 1890 where the decision went against him. The match is set for August 12 in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Leeds
Harvard
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Hendrickson
Schuylkill Navy
Leeds
Swimming Championships Under Schuylkill Navy A C Held Aug 27
The annual A A U swimming championships will take place Saturday August 27 on the Schuylkill under the Schuylkill Navy A C. Entries close week 20 and must be sent to James Sterrett at 55 North Seventh Street Philadelphia.
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Schuylkill
Schuylkill Navy A. C
James Sterrett
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Sweeps and Sculls: Bradfords Seek Senior Eights Title
The Bradfords aim to win the senior four oared working boat, the senior four oared shell, and the senior eight. The Bradford eight faces the New York hippie crew while Dougal McPhee rows the four and Joe Bergin shifts to single training. The NA AO executive committee is praised for intelligence although scullers at nationals may improvise. A proposed rule change would award finals position to second place in preliminaries. A Revere bicycle race sanctioned by the LAW awards a golden watch to the winner. Shawmut and Colum Bidhs rivalry looms as they consider another reorganization of crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfords
Bradford
New York
Dougal McPhee
Joe Bergin
Garatogs
cOarsman
Shawmut
Colum Bidhs
Massachusetts Club Cruise Ordered by Commodore Soley
The Massachusetts Club assigns Commodore J C Soley to lead a cruiser for the weekend of September 8 9 10. Members able to participate must apply before the admissions committees for consideration, with details and eligibility to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Club
J. C. Soley
Fanning and McQuiggan Sprint Clash At Highland Lake
In the Lynn lasters professional handicap sprint at Highland Lake yesterday McQuiggan and Fanning produced a high order final. Fanning led early but McQuiggan surged ahead to win with Fanning close behind. Mack and Mooney won early heats and Geary upset by running off a wrong mark but recovered to place in subsequent rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Lasters
Highland Lake
Sheffield
McQuiggan
Fanning
Chicopee
Mack
Moone
Mooney
Chelsea
Mills
Billy
Kearney
Reagan
Bob Brown
Dobson
McKernan
McCann
Geary
Tufts
J. Mack
Watertown
T. F. Geary
East Walpole
J. F. McKernan
Lynn
L. A. Longmaid
Hyde Park
M. McCann
Lowell
T. Carroll
Lawrence
Vvrahha Stoneham
J. Kennally
J. Reagan
V. Duplen
J. T. McKernan
T. Fadjen
S. Mills
J. Carroll
E. Fanning
Leathers
Kennally
Revere Games Set at Ocean Grove Next Saturday
Athletes from local clubs prepare for the Revere Athletic Association events to be staged at Ocean Grove. The team race shapes as the feature with Chelsea led by Fred Robertson while Trimounts and Dorchesters promise strong showings and the Suffolk squad also aims for top prizes. Captain William Daly Jr funds handsome prizes, including gold watches for track events, and Rosworth of Revere plans a bold bid after recent wins as J P Roche accepts entries through Wednesday at Bay View street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
Fred Robertson
Chelsea Boys
Melrose
O'Reilly
Suffolks
Dorchesters
William Daly, Jr
Rosworth
Revere
J. P. Roche
Bay View Street
Second grand picnic games at Centennial Grove event
Labor Day meet features 100 yard dash, bicycle road race for a $350 upright lane, and prizes totaling $1000. Prizes include $10 $5 $3 in the 440 yard hurdles and consolation dash, mile run, pole vault, and four oared boat races for amateurs and pros. Entries close Aug 29 for bicycles and Sept 1 for foot handicap. M. J. Finn named handicapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolah
Lincoln
Prospect
Centennial Grove
Essex
Yachting Notes Highlight Coast Charts and Club News
Congressman Andrew presented a full coast chart set from Mexico to Canada to the Dorchester Yacht Club. Commodore Curry, recently absent, has sailed from Bar Harbor. Vice-Commodore Hartford Davenport returns from Camden aboard the Lydia Adams. Frank Wall and G Edwin Bockers cruise the coast. The Massachusetts Yacht Club new house at Commercial Point nears completion and should be ready for occupancy early next month.
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Andrew
Dorchester Yacht Club
Mexico
Canada
Curry
Bar Harbor
Hartford
Davenport
Camden
Lydia Adams
Frank Wall
G. Edwin Bockers
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Commercial Point
Cricket Heroes Patterson Shines as Philadelp hit Boston by Ten Wickets
In a short two day match Boston lost to Philadelphia by two runs and ten wickets at Longwood grounds. Patterson led Philadelphia with 36 not out while Bohlen supported with steady batting as Chambers of the Boston Athletic Association bowled superbly. Boston’s batting collapsed in both innings, finishing on 42 and 51 as Philadelphia swept the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Halifax
Boston
Patterson
Bohlen
Chambers
Boston Athletic Association
New England
Longwood
Dutton
G. Wright
Baily
Clark
Wright
L. Haughton
Thorpe
Lowell
Brewster
Haughton
Fairburn
Mansfield
Mudie
Thayer
Noble
G. Haughton
Comber
Moe
Elting
Philadelphias
Nahant Tennis Tournament Opens With Strong Field
The Nahant tournament begins at 11 o clock with eight top American players invited. Contenders include Edward L. Hull Clarence Hobart F H Hovey C P Hubbard T Chase Malcolm Chace Quincy Shaw Jr and Philip Sears. Matches are best two of three with everyone meeting each other. winner often secures Newport All Comers title. Referee is ex champion Richard Sears at the dirt court by Dr Haven's cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
America
Oliver
Campbell
W. Percy Knapp
Edward L. Hull
New York
Clarence Hobart
F. H. Hovey
Newton
C. P. Hubbard
Oakland
Cal
T. Chase
Chicago
Malcolm Chace
Providence
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Philip 8. Sears
Ewport
Hobart
Newport
Dr. Haven
Richard D. Sears
Rousing Maine track finale ends with high excitement
A large Farrarizio crowd watched the closing heats from Saturday. 2:87 winner Young Watchmaker owned by F. G. Hastings of Damariscotta. second Guy C. third Duster. 2:30 class finished amid great excitement. Grand stallion Van Helmont stayed flawless. Driver Robert Waite lifted from sulky and carried off by cheering crowd, then led home in a procession. Judges were Isaiah Pompilley George Clark and Dr. Drake.
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Farrarizio
Young Watchmaker
F. G. Hasting
Damariscotta
Guy C
Edwards
Fairfield
Duster
A. K. Perkins
Skoweene
Maine
van Helmont
Robert Waite
Isaiah Pompilley
George Clark
Dr. Drake
Brighton Beach Races Results from August 8 in New York
At Brighton Beach N Y the race card produced tight finishes with John Cavanagh taking the first race over Long Dance and Sandstone in a 9 furlong event. Foam won the five furlong second with pendowaes second and Ingal third. Excellenza filly topped the six and a half furlongs with Verbena runner up and Air Tight third. Lepanto lengthened the one mile contest with Willie L second and Lizzie third. Times noted as 1:57 for nine furlongs 1:02.34 for five, 1:24 for six and a half, and 1:42.75 for one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricuton Bracn
N. Y
Tosday
John Cavanagh
Long Dance
Sandstone
Foam
Pendowaes
Ingal
Excellenza
Verbena
Air Tight
Lepanto
Willie L
Lizzie
Pool Selling Legal Roots Victory at Garfield Park
In Carcaco on August 8 Judge Kettelle ruled the 1887 state law permitting pool selling constitutional, blocking city arrests of bookmakers E Fisher and F A McAvoy. The Garfield Park Club may continue racing despite Mayor Washburne’s license refusal, facing daily fines if kept open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaco
Garfield Park Club
Kettelle
E. Fisher
F. A. McAvoy
Washburne
Mystic Park Races Open Four-Day August Meeting
Mystic Park opens this afternoon with a four day meeting. Purse money totals 5000 dollars and entries are larger than ever across all classes. Today's program features 2:40 trotting, 2:31 trotting, and 2:29 pacing races with big fields, promising lively sport. Horse cars from Scollay square and steam cars from the Lowell depot run from noon to 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Scollay Square
Lowell Depot
Races at Saratoga Aug 8 1892 Purse Winners
Purse events at Saratoga feature three year olds in the six furlong first race won by Nick with False Alarm second and Woodbanl third in 1 15. Second race a one mile handicap yields Mabel Glenn first. second place unspecified and Stonemason third in 1 72. Third race five furlongs sees Dr Hasbrouck first, Gladiator second, Salonice third in 1 01. Fourth race the U S Hotel stakes at 11 16 miles concludes with Copyright winning, Lady Superior second and Galindo third in 1 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratonca
Nick
False Alarm
Woodbanl
Mabel Glenn
Stonemason
Dr. Hasbrouck
Gladiator
Salonice
Copyright
Lady Supperior
Galindo
Nelson to Trot Five Day Trotting Meet at Milford
A five day trotting meet starts today at Charles River Driving Park Milford. The programme lists races Tuesday to Friday with multiple classes and a purse of 300 dollars. Nelson the great stallion will give exhibition trots daily and contest the half mile track record on two days.
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Charles River
Milford
Nelson
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