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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1898

Page

3

Cincinnati Reds Shut Out Reds in Doubleheader Opener

Cincinnati beat Boston 8 0 in the first game and heavy rain canceled the second game, forcing a doubleheader tomorrow. Nichols allowed five hits and no runs while Milner Smith left with a leg injury. Berg en and Lowe drove in multiple runs as Steinfeldt and Duffy contributed key plays.

Cincinnati Cincinnatis Nichols Dbalis Milner Smith Woods Reds Steinfeldt Duffy Collins Stafford Irwin Bergen Lowe Corcoran Long Beckley Tenney Miller Yeager Hawley Jimmy Stafford Wong Boston Wood PO Burr Hee Tenney Fee Duffy Eevee C Stafford Taye Ee Nichols Murmur Isa Ekvaenace PO Miller Seine Eccasae Deseesenen McPhee Eereeeser Peitz Yeaer Enney McPhee

Baseball game summary with multiple pitchers and players

De Lodge eight by B Shaughnessey, three by Cloney, eight by Powers, two. Double play Dever and Galvin. Passed ball McCarthy, Dowsley and W Curry. Wild pitches De Vet by pitched abis Lloyd, W W Curry. Time two hours. Um pires J Mitchell Vin a W Drohan. Attendance fifteen hundred.

de Lodge B. Shaughnessey Cloney Powers Dever Galvin phalla—McCarthy Dowsley W. Curry de Vet abis—Lloyd W. W. Curry J. Mitchell W. Drohan

Unclear Scoreboard Fragments from Regional Games

Fragmentary reports list multiple intercity games with scores such as Buffalo 11 Providence 1 and Ottawa 14 Springfield 6. Other lines include Paterson 6 Allentown 2 and Syracuse 7 Fee one Teereer 3, plus Toronto 4 Wilkesbarre 3 and Richmond 0 Read 0.

Buffalo Providence Ottawa Springfield Paterson N. J Allentown Fee One Teereer Syracuse Toronto Wilkesbarre Richmond Read Newark Lancaser

Boston Team to Play Two Games at Music Hall

Two games will be played at Music Hall starting at 6 o clock Boston time. The strong showing by the Boston team against the opponents will likely draw a large crowd. One admission will admit spectators to both games.

Music Hall Boston Bostons Insinnatis

Indians and champions to meet in hard fought trio

Charley Nichols delivered yesterday and the win over Cincinnati ties the team for a place with Cleveland. The series with Cleveland starts next Friday as a three game set. Boston faces Cleveland, Chicago and Cincinnati in succession at the local rounds. The Et nas of West Somerville seek a game next Saturday with a 19 year old team. Manager B Corey 6 Dresden circle West Somerville.

Charley Nichols Cincinnati Cleveland Indians Boston Chicago Etnas West Somerville B. Corey Dresden Circle West Somerville

Ten Eyck Triumphs In Final Heat At Toronto Regatta

On the second day of the A A O regatta in Toronto Ten Eyck won the senior singles final by three lengths with Goldman second and Marsh third. The Argonauts won the senior fours, Grand Trunk took the junior fours, and Ten Eyck with Lewis captured the senior double sculls. Other winners included Wachusetts R C in intermediate single sculls and Wachusetts time records noted.

Toronto Ont Ten Eyck Goldman Marsh Dresser Argonauts Pennsylvania Barge Club Dons Vespers Ecorse Mutuals of Detroit Grand Trunk of Montreal Lewis Grand Trunk Brockville E. H. Ten Eyck Wachusetts B. C C. E. A. Goldman Argonaut B. C L. Marsh Don R. C Argonaut R. C Don. R. C Grand Trunk R. C Brookville R. C Wachusetts R. C Catlin R. C W. Nelson R. C BH. H. Merritt Toronto R. C J. C. Mason

Old Rivals Meet Again Here For Charity Park Game

Roxbury and Pioneers clashed at the South End grounds drawing about 1500 to benefit the Consummatives Home of Dorchester. The Pioneers first inning led then four runs by the last half, with notable plays by Dever Powers Curry and Gunning as fielding features.

Roxbury South End Dorchester Roxburys Pioneers John Dever Collins Pioneerrs Powers J. Curry Buck Ewing Tom Gunning Dowsley

Corbett in Financial Trouble Ahead of McCoy Fight

A Buffalo Scribe predicts Corbett's wealth has eroded after losses and ventures. Hawthorne A C has advanced him $2000 for training while he mortgaged a New York home property for funds. The column notes his uneasy finances amid the McCoy bout buildup and managerial tensions with Brady.

Buffalo Evening Times McCoy-Corbett Corbett New York City Fitzsimmons Hawthorne A. C Fitz McCoy Billy Steffers Fitzsimmons Corbett Jim MccCoy Sullivan

American and Canadian Small Boat Yachts Face Seawanhaka Cup Race

Two American boats Seawanhaka and Challenger sail from Lake St. Louis near Dorval Quebec in a bid to win the Seawanhaka Cup. Built by the Crane brothers and crews including Stackpole Hoyt Eno Labouisse and Dr Solluy, the Dominion or Duggan’s freak catamaran holds key advantage in smooth water.

Mr. Duggan Lake St. Louis Dorval Quebec Seawanhaka Crane Brothers Messrs Stackpole Hoyt Eno Labouisse Dr. Solluy New York Pointe Clair Oyster Bay Long Island Sound Duggan Manitou Speculator Strathcona England Dominion Messrs. Wetmore, Gibson and Dresser Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club

Favorites Triumph in Three Big Maine Horse Races

Old Orchard Me Aug 9 Three favorites won on the kite track today Terrill S from St John captured the 2 20 pace lowering his Rigby mark to 2 10 12 Queen Vitello a New York mare won the 2 16 pace with a 2 12 14 time and Captain Jack captured the 2 11 pace as a Rigby surprise with times around 2 12 to 2 14 in the day’s top stakes totaling 500 dollars in purses.

Old Orchard Terrill Queen Vitello B. m Mambrino Patchen Rathburn Susie T Clark Nea Burch Gano Wilkes B. G Kent Colonel Bath Brewster Lucky Boy Palmer Conley

Pointer Aims to Beat Readville Wagon Record

Secretary Jewett of Readville track lines up Star Pointer to beat the wagon record at Readville. Joe Patchen holds 2:04 3-4 from last fall. James A. Murphy believes Pointer can reach 2:02. Pointer ran a mile in 1:59 1-4 at Columbus, showing needed speed and ties to Readville origin.

Jewett Readville Star Pointer Resent Joe Patchen James A. Murphy Pointer Columbus Murphy

New Polo League Expected in New Haven Conference

A conference at Savin Rock between National Polo League and Southern New England League officials discussed forming an eight club circuit. The proposed teams include Providence Springfield Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury Meriden and New Britain.

New Havien Conn National Polo League Savin Rock Providence Springfield Hartford New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury Meriden New Britain

Zaslover Democratic Club Endorses Weinberg for Council Seat

A special meeting of the Zaslover Democratic Club of Ward 8 at 43 Barton Street endorsed Hyman Weinberg to succeed Councilman L Sonnabend. Speeches by Flyman Weinberg and others followed as 169 new members were initiated.

Zaslover Democratic Club Ward 8 Barton Street N. Gelman Batir Hyman Weinberg L. Sonnabend Council Chamber Flyman Weinberg Mr. Gelman B. J. Reisman 8. Cohen N. Finkelstein N. Sheinfine J Goldberg John Sacks

Amateurs Face Rules Clash In Worcester Challenge

Friends of Jimmie McLaughlin challenge Jere Moynihan for a $75 watch, arguing the match could violate Amateur Athletic Union limits which cap amateur prizes at $35. The event, part of a series at Cedar Street grounds, plus other notices from West Newton on August 20, mention handicap play at Myopia Hunt Club and upcoming boat races by BAA members. A proposed match between Robert M. Baker and Joseph Darby aims to crown world champion in England this September.

Jimmie McLaughlin Worcester Jere Moynihan Cedar Street Grounds West Newton Myopia Hunt Club Robert M. Baker Robinson Ofohn Brignet Joseph Darby Gland Ngland

Munyon's Remedies Claim Relief for Lumbago and Sciatica

Advertisement notes Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets cure lumbago sciatic pain and rheumatic aches. It credits Munyon's Doctors tree and markets the product as a universal remedy for rheumatic conditions.

Munyon Doctors

Great Racing Change Shifts Middle-Distance Pacing to Opposite Sides

The American Cycle Racing Association adopts paced middle-distance races starting from opposite track sides, mirroring pursuit events. The rule aims to quicken starts after the Michael McDuffee Philadelphia muddle and heighten race excitement with a toss for tape position and possible quick resets.

Michael-Mc-Duffee Philadelphia Michael McDuffee Charles River Park Oval

Rough Riders to Become Regular Army Unit

Lieutenant Carr visits Fortress Monach and Bellevue hospital. he says Rough Riders will be made part of the regular army at once after a personal conference with President McKinley. They will retain their name.

Fortress Monach Carr The Rough Riders Bellevue Santiago Washington McKinley

Seawanhaka Committee To Rule On Dominion Boat Protest

Steamers and yachts mention a possible protest of the Dominion by Americans but no action will be taken until the Seawanhaka committee arrives, examines the boat, and decides if a protest is warranted.

Tee Dominion Seawanhaka Committee

Bicycle notes reflect league totals and upcoming races

The notice reports four day membership totals totaling 134 and 3259 dollars, lists state rolls with Massachusetts leading at 12647, Pennsylvania 1978, New York 2018, Rhode Island 1628 and Connecticut 1661, notes rider changes for Jimmy Michael and racing bets, previews an upcoming match between Michael McDuffee and R J Danehy, and cites pacing records and suspensions affecting amateur riders with talks of a possible McDuffee Linton match race at 15 or 20 miles.

L. A W. Bulletin Massachusetts Pennsylvania New York Rhode Island Connecticut Jimmy Michael R. J. Danehy Michael McDuffee Philadelphia Eddie McDuffee Manhattan Beach Michael New York Evening Journal Mott W. M. Spline Concord N. H McDuffe Linton National Track Association McDuffee

Arraigned for Murder in Chapin’s Drug Store Shooting

John H. Chance was arraigned yesterday before Judge Bishop on an indictment charging him with the murder of Charles L. Russell, a clerk at Chapin's drug store near the United States Hotel. Chance pleaded not guilty and was held without bail. ex-Alderman Josiah H. Dean acted as his counsel.

John H. Chance Bishop Charles L. Russell Chapin United States Hotel Chance Josiah H. Dean

Penitente Takes Electric Handicap and Matanzas the Pepper Stake

At Old Saugus track the summer meeting opened with a large crowd despite rain. Fast times emerged in 2:14 and 2:28 pace events as Melson and Evelyn led close finishes, while several horses clashed or dumped riders in heats, with Ike Weir earning a season ticket for stopping Georgie L.

Saugus Evolutio O'Neill Hal Almont Georgie L Melody Ike Weir Melson Baby Strathmore Mary Diversion Random Mary S Evelyn Jennie Hale Texas Lillian Lady Ayer Alpine

Registration surge for L A W Meet in Indianapolis

The Tomlinson Hall bureau logged nearly 2500 wheelmen including many from Philadelphia for the L A W Meet. A procession of officials and riders opened the event with 3800 names registered. Top contenders Bald Cooper Gardiner Taylor Stevens McFarland and Major Taylor vie for prizes as racing begins with eighteen heats daily and a $1000 purse for the Bald Cooper match race.

Indianapolis Ind Tomlinson Hall Philadelphia State House Edwards Teddy” Edwards Anglesea Wdles Nat Tom Butler Cambridgeport J. BE. Walsh Waltham William Martin Lowell Charles Moss Arthur Hellep Milwaukee Lewis Hall John Coburn Lewis Coburn St. Louis Frank Wing Ottawa A. C. Mertens St. Paul Dan Daugherty Geor Detroit FE. C. Bald Buffalo James B. Bowler Charles Larin Cuscago J. A. Bverner Owen Kimble Louisville Charles McCarthy Horace Pontch L. D. Cabanne Charles R. Hall Omaha John S. Johnson Minneapolis Fred J. Titus Brooklyn Charles Course Joe Rogers Joe Vernier Tom Eck Nestor Johnny Johnson Bald Stevens McFarland Arthur Gardiner Chicago Earl Kiser Tom Cooper Cooper Gardiner Taylor Tom Nat Butler Cabanne Major Taylor Sterling Elliott A. K. Peck Abbot Bassett Isaac Potter Cleveland Bisons Boston

Box mistaken for child believed to hold remains

Patrick Sullivan of Malden spotted a box near Fellsmere Lake he feared contained a dead child. The box was taken to Ward's for inspection and the contents initially deemed a decomposed infant but a dog collar revealed the carcass inside. Police buried the remains after confirmation.

Patrick Sullivan Street Department Malden Fellsmere Lake Ward Irving Street Board of Health

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