Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 11, 1893, p. 3

Still Winning The Champs Clip the Orioles Wings

The champions defeated the Orioles 6-2 in the first game of the final series in Baltimore. Staley and Long led Boston with key hits, while Baltimore battled back on base on balls and home runs but could not overtake the leaders. Umpire Emslie’s late arrival caused early confusion before Emilie took over.

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Baltimore Hanton Orioles Staley Boston Nash Emplie Malone Mullane McGraw Kelley Kinson Baltimores Tucker Long Lowe Duffy McCarthy Carroll Ganzel Reitz Nash Tuecker Treadway Emslie AB. R. B. TB PO. A. E Ssesveewsees Eeteene Carron Seat Oewer Cover Ewvwses Stalev. de Csewwersees Weereee R TB. McGraw Evens Kelley Ef Wrerndes Shine Taylor Roadway J. Long Eeeereterer Reitz Eee Scaveeeese Robinson Ewewee Res Robinson Nas Shindls Ganze Treaday Emelie

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New York Beats Philadelphia In Sixth Inning Rush

New York defeated Philadelphia through hard hitting and errors by the visitors. New York scored six runs in the sixth. Attendance was 3,000. Final score shows New York 11 to Philadelphia 2 with twelve hits to eleven and four errors by New York and six by Philadelphia.

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New York Philadelphia Pet Serinenal Wilson Carsey

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Brooklyn Beats Washington In Low-Scoring Game At Home

In the third inning Washington would have been shut out. Attendance 500. Brooklyn trail noted as 03100000 and 061000 00 0-1. Hits Brooklyn 8 Washington 2 with 1 error by Brooklyn and 3 by Washington. Butter, fire or and Kinslow, Meakin and Farrell listed in play-by-play.

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Washington Brooklyn Butterfire Kinslow Meakin Farrell

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Portland and Brockton end game after eleven innings

New England League game in Portland halted at darkness after eleven innings. Dunning and Doe pitched poorly. attendance 350. Final score tied 14 runs apiece with Portland and Brockton each totaling 16 and 18 base hits respectively and multiple errors recorded.

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Portland Dunning Doe Brockton Welch Mahoney Burke

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Lincoln Defeats Lewiston In Tight Lewiston Pitching Duel

Lewiston was out pitched by Lincoln as Fall River capitalized on slow Lewiston fielding. The attendance was 750 with Fall River collecting 15 base hits to Lewiston’s 12 and committing four errors to Lewiston’s one. Batteries were Lincoln and Burrell, Wheeler, Stafford and Hart.

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Chicago Colts Cincinnatis Smith Cincinnati Cinc Dwyer Vaughn Mauck Schriver Lewiston Lincoln Lewistons Fall River Burrell Wheeler Stafford Hart

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Dover Defeats Boston Reds In Low-Scoring Baseball Clash

Dover beat the Boston Reds 7 to 5 as Mercer held the visitors to limited hits and Sullivan pitched well until costly hits in key innings. Dover's defense was sharp with two errors to Boston's one. attendance about 200 fans. Batteries Mercer Donahue Sullivan OConnor.

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Dover Mercer Boston Sullivan Boston Reds Donahue O’connor

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Baseball score snippet from multiple minor games

At Springfield Springfield 16 Troy 6. At Providence Albany 10 Providence 9 QO innings. At Jce Binghamton 1 Wilkes Barre 3. At Erie Erie 12 Buffalo 1.

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Springfield Troy Providence Albany Jce Binghamton Wilkesbarre Erie Buffalo Fitchburg North Adams Williamstown Saratoga Utica Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnnnati Chicago St. Louis Points

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Stovey Signs to Play for New Bedfords This Season

New Bedford reports Harry D. Stovey has signed to join the New Bedfords for the remainder of the season. The veteran from the Brooklyn league will boost the club and will cover first base when Weeks departs for Providence.

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New Bedford Harry D. Stovey New Bedfords Stovey Weeks

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Grand Lodge of Massachusetts I O O F Session Opened

The largest annual session of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts I O O F convened with 400 attending at Berkeley and Tremont streets. Grand Master James M. Price of Cambridge opened the meeting at 9 o clock and officers and nominees for top posts were listed. Reports indicated the lodge remains in flourishing condition.

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Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Hall Berkeley Tremont Streets James M. Price Cambridge Louis A. Cook Weymouth Henry E. Ruggles Franklin Charles D. Cole Boston J. Lawrence Martin O Julius L. Clark West Newton Grand Lodge Alfred S. Pinkerton Worcester Jay B. Crawford Austin S. Esty Somerville James S. Clark East Cambridge Zachariah Cushman Joseph York Wollaston Committee On Election and Returns Charles A. Russell Gloucester Henry A. Thomas Fred Samuels Lowell Frank A. Millikin New Bedford John W. Palmer Northampton

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Pugilist Gossip and Rival Match Arrangements

Boston boxer John Breslin and Providence traveler John Portlock agreed to spar at the Metropole Club Providence on September 13 for a $500 purse with $100 to the loser. Jesse Brown of Providence named referee. Hodgkins declines to go to Chicago to second the American champion. A Falvey versus Danty match is eyed. Metropole Club offers $500 for a decision on October 18.

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John Breslin Boston John Portlock Montreal Providence Cooke Metropole Club Jesse Brown Greggains Howie Hodgkins Chicago Hodgkins Lou Houseman Chicago Inter-Ocean Will J. Davis Jack Falvey Professor Danty

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Labor Day Regatta Planned on Charles River By City

The city halves Labor Day funds to a regatta on the Charles River with 500 for scullers and shell oarsmen and 100 for a barge race. A 100 match game of hurling between the Boston and Shamrocks and 100 for incidental expenses remain for an athletic meeting under the Dorchester Athletic Club, which cannot run such a large event without AAU sanction.

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Charles River Matthews Bostons Shamrocks

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New England Amateur Rowing Association Meeting Preview

The New England Amateur Rowing Association will meet at the Revere House Tuesday evening to decide events and prizes for the Labor Day regatta. Riverside junior eight developments include a new eight-oared shell for junior use and possible senior plans. Dougal McPhee resigns from the Bradfords and joins the Riversides. Jim Doyle of the Crescents is named to the executive committee.

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New England Amateur Rowing Association Revere House Jerry Casey Riverside Ludlow Berkeley Hugh Finnegan Billy Parrott Pat Doyle George Bishop Joe Hobbs Young Anglin Riversides Dougal McPhee Bradfords The Jim Doyle Crescents

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Poor Bros. to Rebuild Tannery After Fire

Salem reports that Poor Bros., burned out two months ago, will rebuild their tannery and glue works. Contracts have been awarded and work will begin immediately.

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Salem Poor Bros

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Wringer and Sweeper Makers Advertise Repairs

The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and sweepers manufactured locally. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired with mail orders promptly attended to.

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The American Wringer Co Broadway Extension City

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Mystic Park Trotting Scene Sees Fast Times and Big Purses

Large crowd attends third day of Mystic Park meeting as races run fast times. Harry C wins the 2:19 trot heat amid close finishes, with Ramona breaking and Tul Tiny B taking the 2:27 trot in straight heats. B B dominates the 2:14 pace with multiple heats, while Aggie wins the 2:34 trot after Prue and Mahomet contend. Nancy Hanks arrives for a Saturday showdown. purses total $500 in several events.

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Mystic Park Harry C Tiny B B. B Budd Doble Aggie Prue Nancy Hanks Jesse Hanson Maggie T Lightning Ramona Harry Bik. G Carpenter Golden Db. m Pope Toa Tiny B Bs m Drant Cabes Marguerite B. m Cleveland Freddie B. G Hobson Dave Ward Caves Sea King B. H Galvin Ro. G Hox Georgia H Sanborn Nellie McGregor Hail Schoolmarm Trant Ccceeeeeess Freddie C Happy Tiny Seeeseeees Doble Dolz Wilkins Revereiee Ssala Mahomet Agrie Smait Reeceecceesessss Titer Abi Cthhank Ieee Mahomet Br. G Oss Vnedes Eevee

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Opening of international mile contest at Chicago meet

Today marks the start of an international contest in Chicago featuring top riders from South Africa Germany Scotland Austria Ireland Italy Canada England and the United States for the Saltonstall trophy. Zimmeyer or rival tactics may gridlock the race while clubs and officials shuffle schedules and entries across multiple open and handicap events.

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Chicago Zimmy L. S. Meintjes August Lehr J. McLaren Scotland William Frederick Austria A. DuCrois Ireland Luigi Canter Italy William Hyslop, Jr Canada Osmond Eagland Zimmerman Johnson Sip Gary Tyler Nelsons Windle Taylor J. P. Clark Press Club Gary Cambridgeport Doane James Smith Cambridgeports Holmes Field Davis Square Somerville Massachusetts George Burdett National Assembly Buffalo Oak Island W. Gray Fifth Street South Boston S. T. Williams Herbert Farnum Rhode Island Wheelmen Lon Peck Rhode Island Newport Farnam

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RACING RESULTS AT MONMOUTH PARK NJ

On August 10 at Monmouth Park New Jersey six furlongs winners were St Leonards May Win Kazan and Bishop with notable times 1 15 1 14 1 07 3 4 and 1 01 2. Second place finishers included Gold Dollar Topgalliant Minnehaha Pee Mars Himyar and Ixion. Third place finishers were Minnehaha Topgalliant Afternoon Venusburg Gallatin and Gallatin respectively.

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Monmouth Park N. J St. Leonards Gold Dollar Minnehaha Kildeer Topgalliant Miss Maud Pee Pepper Mars Banquet Kazan Himyar Venusburg Bishop Ixion Gallatin

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Clifton Park horse races results from five events

In Clifton New Jersey on August 10 the card featured five sprints and one mile race. Noonday won the first with Mamie B. B. in second and Elmstone third in 1:02 1-2. Hazel led the five-eighths with George Dixon second and Chamunk third in 1:16 1-2. Sir Richard won the three-fourths mile with Clement second and Marcellus third in 1:16 1-2. Tom Earl captured the five-eighths with Charley Wilson second and Benjamin third in 1:02 1-4. The one mile race saw Bess McDuff first with Laurel second and King Crab third. Time not listed.

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Tom Earl Charley Wilson Benjamin Bess McDuff Laurel King Crab

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Remains of Catherine Cullinane Buried in Boston After Mass

The remains of Catherine, wife of Michael Cullinane, were buried from the rear of 15 Bow Street yesterday morning. A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Mary's Church and the interment was at Mt. Auburn. Miss Florence Daniel, secretary to Major W. H. Oakes, is on a two week outing in the Granite State.

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Catherine Michael Cullinane Bow Stret St. Mary’s Church Mt. Auburn Florence Daniel W. H. Oakes Granite State

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Mt Washington Co operative Bank Meets In Court Room

The Mt Washington Co operative Bank will hold its next monthly meeting in the court room on Wednesday evening. Two thousand dollars will be offered for sale. The South Boston branch Irish National Federation will meet at St Augustine Hall tonight to discuss several important matters. During Captain Isaac Williams absence on vacation Engine 15 Lieutenant George Wall is in charge. The St Vincent Catholic Church annual picnic and games will be at Downer Landing next Thursday under the pastor Rev W J Corcoran, with high hopes for a successful turnout.

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Mt. Washington W. J. Corcoran

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Car runs off Broadway hill injuring woman and child

Passengers on a Broadway and Ferry street car yesterday morning escaped as the car left its track near the Broadway hill and tumbled off an embankment. Seven or eight people jumped clear. Mrs Welch and her two year old infant were seriously hurt.

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Broadway Ferry Street Welch

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Baldwin Cadet Band Tonight In Central Square Program

If weather allows the Baldwin's Cadet Band performs at Central square tonight featuring marches and overtures including Mardi Gras Mosaic Reminiscences of Lecocq and Plantation Melodies plus a finale. Zenith Lodge 42 I O O F marks its second anniversary with an event at Music Hall. Remains of Charles Turcotte buried after requiem Mass at Star of the Sea Church with interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Ben Slutzky returns from four weeks in New York Philadelphia Baltimore. Miss Rosie Rotman to wed William Lapinsky on Sunday August 13.

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Central Square Baldwin D. L. White Mosaic Rollinson Herbstrassen Strauss Cornet Cse Cence Lecocq Boettger Dave Braham J. F. Gilder Potpourri DeKoven Dorado Sesseeeees Swift Zenith Lodge 42 Music Hall Charles A. Turcotte Star of the Sea Hugh Roe O'Donnell Holy Cross Cemetery Ben Slutzky East Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Rosie Rotman William Lapinsky

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Washington Night Express From New York to End Points

Travellers for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington take the Washington night express train departing New York and New England station foot of Summer street daily including Sundays at 7 p m. Through Pullman sleeping car offered without change.

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Philadelphia Baltimore Washington New York New England Summer Street Pullman Colonial Express Jersey City New Hatven New London Federal Express BPIRB Old State House WEW York Fall River Rovicence Southern Division Causeway Street Portland Street Manchester Concord N. H Franken Lebanon River Junction Bristol Lae OP m Claremont St. Johnsbury Newport Sherbrooke Quebec Norwich Hanover Fletford Bradford Newbury Montpelier Burlington White River Junction Montreal Boston Air Line Chicago and the West Fast Express G. T. Ry Cc. P. Ry Chicago Cincinnati New Orleans St. Louis West Poughkeepsie Bridge South Boston Peewees Washington Street J. R. Watson

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Governor Russell Reviews Cadets At Centennial Grove

Governor Russell visited the Second Corps of Cadets at Centennial Grove Essex on August 10. He arrived with Mrs. Russell and son, received a seventeen gun salute, nearly tipped carriage during a runaway horse incident, and watched a 2:30 review followed by 4:30 inspection and 5:15 battalion parade amid heat. Sergeant Simonds was sick with cholera morbus.

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Essex Russell Second Corps of Cadets Centennial Grove Hart Baker Parker Simonds

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Mt Washington rates cut for summit trips

From Fabyan's to the summit the round trip fare drops from six dollars to four dollars on Monday and remains at that level for the season. Summit House charges are four dollars for a full day or three fifty for supper lodging and breakfast.

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Maplewood N. H Fabyan’s Mt. Washington Summit House

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Yacht sighted aground near Herring Gut at Boothbay Harbor

Arrived at Boothbay Harbor on August 10, a yacht with owner and party cruising west reports sighting a large, black steam yacht aground near Herring Gut. Signals unreadable as of noon reports.

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Frank De Costa Arrested After Stolen Academy Horse

Frank De Costa, who recently sought charity from Notre Dame Academy on Berkeley Street and worked for meals and 50 cents to 1 dollar daily, took the academy horse and carriage for a joyride. He was found drunk on Tremont Street and arrested by Patrolman Morrissey, who linked him to the theft. Charges of larceny were not pressed because the owner is in Europe.

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Frank de Costa Sisters of Notre Dame Academy Berkeley Street Academy Tremont Street Morrissey Frank de Costa Europe

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Hartley & Co. Carpets Assign for Benefit of Creditors

H A Hartley & Co, carpet and drapery merchants at 10 Washington Street, voluntary assign to Melvin O Adams and G W Chipman. Cause cited as dull trade, with stock and liabilities being counted. Hartley 20 years in business. A New York creditor Higgins Carpet Co placed an attachment on stock, triggering the assignment. continuation of business under review.

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H. A. Hartley & Co Washington Street Melvin O. Adams G. W. Chipman Blackstone National Bank Hartley New York Higgins Carpet Company

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State Board of Health elects officers at meeting

The State Board of Health met yesterday morning with Hon. Elias Francis Adams presiding. Balloting produced Dr. Walcott as chairman and Mr. Carruth as secretary.

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State Board of Health Elias Francis Adams Walcott Carruth

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Tax rate in Saugus rises to 18.50 per thousand

The Saugus assessors report a tax rate of 18.50 dollars per thousand, up two dollars from last year. Valuation stands at 2,883,488 dollars with 1,210 polls assessed.

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Still Winning The Champs Clip the Orioles Wings

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Portland and Brockton end game after eleven innings

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Stovey Signs to Play for New Bedfords This Season

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Grand Lodge of Massachusetts I O O F Session Opened

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Pugilist Gossip and Rival Match Arrangements

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Labor Day Regatta Planned on Charles River By City

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New England Amateur Rowing Association Meeting Preview

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Poor Bros. to Rebuild Tannery After Fire

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Mystic Park Trotting Scene Sees Fast Times and Big Purses

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Opening of international mile contest at Chicago meet

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RACING RESULTS AT MONMOUTH PARK NJ

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Clifton Park horse races results from five events

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Remains of Catherine Cullinane Buried in Boston After Mass

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Mt Washington Co operative Bank Meets In Court Room

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Car runs off Broadway hill injuring woman and child

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Washington Night Express From New York to End Points

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Governor Russell Reviews Cadets At Centennial Grove

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Mt Washington rates cut for summit trips

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Yacht sighted aground near Herring Gut at Boothbay Harbor

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