Nichols Sparks Scoring as Team Beats Philadelphia by Eight
Nichols led with points in a game where Philadelphia was defeated by eight points. Cumbert was taken out of the lineup after a rough stretch, while play spread across other fields.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1896
Page
3
National League Matchups Highlight New York Brooklyn Series
Baseball schedule lists Brooklyn at New York Washington at Baltimore Louisville at Cleveland Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburg with games across the league. Key matchups pit the Brooklyn and New York clubs against regional rivals while St Louis faces Pittsburgh in a bustling NL slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Escueeeees
Chicago
Pittsburg Eeeereenee Bl
Seeeneenere
Eeeeeenes
Lyn Were
New York Paradelphia Ee
Washington
Louis Wee Ere Eenee
Steee Teeeeee
Louisville
Brooklyn
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston Clinches Season Final With 8 8 Tie Over Phillies
Boston captured the last game of the season from Philadelphia 8 to 8 in Philadelphia. The contest started tight through five innings before Boston exploded in the sixth, roughing up Gumbert and winning easily as Jordan relieved. Nichols held the Phillies at bay while Boston stars McGann Duffy and Long shone in the field. Attendance 3300. The score: Boston 8 Philadelphia 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
Gumbert
Jordan
Phillies
Nichols
McGann
Duffy
Long
New Yorks Take Series Win Over Brooklyns
In New York at Brooklyn on Aug 10 the New Yorks won their seventh of eleven games, beating Brooklyn 9 to 2. Sullivan’s curves limited Brooklyn while Daub allowed many hits. Lachance suffered a double compound fracture of the thumb after a liner. Attendance 2,500. Hits New York 14 Brooklyn 6. Errors 2 each. Batteries Sullivan Wilson Daub Grim Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Sullivan
Lachance
New York
Errors
Wilson
Daub
Grim
Burrell
Aug 13 14 Mystic Park racing schedule and trains
Trains depart Union Station at 12 10 and 1 45 and again at 2 30 5 06 5 44 5 53 and 6 51 p m for racing day August 13 14. The 12 16 train from Lowell and the Lawrence line stop for Mystic Park. Horses called 1 30 p m. Admission to Park and Grand Stand Ye. F B Subert and H B Willis are secretaries/proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station Station
Lowell
Lawrence
F. B. Subert
H. BE. Willis
Baltimore Beats Washington In One Sided Tilt
Baltimore overwhelmed Washington with eight runs after McJames exited in the sixth. Pond held Baltimore to distance until then. attendance 1626. Final score Baltimore four, Washington four with 13 hits to 9 and 1 error to 4. Batteries Pond Clark McJames Norton McGuire McAuley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McJames
Norton
Pond
Washington
Clark
McGuire
McAuley
Wind and rain end second game Pittsburg at Cleveland
A fierce wind and rain storm forced umpire Emslie to call the Cleveland Pittsburg game after three innings with the score 8 to 3 Pittsburg led. The earlier game was error filled with no earned runs. Attendance 3000. Pittsburg score line shows 0 0 3 2 0 0 5? Cleveland 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 0. Batters Killen Sugden Wilson Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Emsle
Pittsburg
Killen
Sugden
Wilson
Zimmer
Augusta Portland Hits Augusta 11 Portland 8 in New England League
The home team won easily at Augusta Maine as McDougall was hit freely and the defense made no errors. Attendance was about 250. Final score 11 to 8 with Weeks Butler and Killeen Duncan as battery for Augusta Portland and Duncan for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
McDougall
Augusta Portland
Portland
Weeks
Butler
Killeen
Duncan
Bangor and Lewiston Split Two Hard Fought Games
Bangor and Lewiston battled twice with Bangor winning the first game after Wheeler limited Lewiston to two hits. Final scores show Bangor ahead 4 to 2 in the opening contest and Lewiston taking the second game 3 to 2 despite strong pitching.
Morse and Braham Shine in Bangor Lewiston Game
In Bangor Maine on August 10 Morse did good work but Braham was better. Tyler's umpiring drew complaints as 850 fans watched. The score shows Bangor 7 Lewiston 4 with base hits by Borger and Lewiston totaling seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Morse
Braham
Tyler
Lewiston
Borger
Notable Scoreline from Bangor-Lewiston Rivalry
In a close game the Bangor team defeated Lewiston 2 to 1. Batteries Braham and Roach led the effort while Morse and Messitt contributed key plays for the winning side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Lewiston
Braham and Roach
Morse and Messitt
Providence Twins Beat Toronto In Holiday Eastern League Game
Providence defeated Toronto 6 to 0 in the morning contest as four singles a double and three Toronto errors powered a six run second inning. Friel pitched well for Providence while Moran struggled and was wild. Attendance reached about 3000 with Toronto committing errors and weak support. Two-base hits came from Corcoran Knight Lutenberg and Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Providence
Friel
Moran
Eoyouid
Corcoran
Knight
Lutenberg
Freeman
Reidy Shines as Springfield Beats Buffalo 6 4
Reidy, New York farmed out pitcher, worked for Springfield while Buffalo was stymied by nine singles. Gannon was knocked out, Gray faltered in the ninth as Buffalo capitalized to edge closer. Attendance 3000. Home run Scheffier. Three-base hits Smith Reidy. Two-base hits Brouthers Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Reidy
New York
Springfields
Bisons
Gannon
Gray
Wisvenes
Springfield
Scheffier
Smith
Brouthers
Reilly
New Bedford Beats Newport In Unsteady Early Game
New Bedford defeated Newport 3 to 2 in a peculiar game after Ashe struggled early, then settled. Newport faded until Conroy was hit, Brown replaced him, and Grant’s defense shone. Burke, Newport’s former catcher, received a gilt-headed cane as a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
New Bedford
Ashe
Conroy
Brown
Grant
Burke
Ingwhott
Brown and Burke
Ashe and Crisham
Scranton Edges Syracuse In Tight Baseball Showdown
Syracuse falls to Scranton in a slim 2-1 decision as both sides play sharp defense and lively base running. Whitehill exited early after being hit on the arm. Delaney and Gillon strong on the mound for Scranton while Zahner backs Syracuse defensively. Attendance 800. Scranton had 10 hits to Syracuse's 7 with 3 errors apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Scranton
Whitehill
Delaney
Gillon
Berger
Delaney Zahner
Lasker Wins First in Nuremberg Chess Tourney
International chess tournament near completion with 170 games played. Lasker takes first prize, Maroczy second, Pillsbury contends for third and fourth. final results include Janowski fifth, Steinitz sixth, Schlechter and Walbrodt tied for seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Lasker
Maroczy
Pillsbury
Janowski
Steinitz
Schlechter
Walbrodt
Porges
Tarrasch
Albin
Tschigorin
Schiffers
Charousek
Blackburne
Mystics Opening At Mystic Track Delights Racing Fans
The resumption of racing at Mystic track excites lovers of the sport of kings as a strong program unfolds this afternoon. The first race is set for 1:80 with notable contenders including the mare Alcidilla celebrated for a brilliant last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Track
Alcidilla
Picnic at Apollo Garden for Blessed Sacrament church event
The annual church picnic scheduled for Saturday August 22 at Apollo Garden will feature refreshments and all day dancing. An athletic program includes a 75 yard dash handicap 440 yard run scratch 80 yard run scratch one mile run handicap running hop step and jump handicap one mile relay open to all. Thomas Burke world quarter mile champion will compete in a special 75 yard match race between George H. Johnson of R C A and James J. Slattery of R C C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Apollo Garden
Thomas Burke
George H. Johnson
James J. Slattery
R. CC. A
Slocum Colby Triumph Open Eastern Doubles Tourney
At Narragansett Pier RI the Eastern doubles championship began with H W Slocum and Everett Colby beating Lieutenants Davis and Bethel 6 3 6 4 6 4. Ex champions Hovey and Hobart defeated Colby and Miller 6 4 6 3 6 1 as preparations and drawings for the event continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. I
J. T. Whittelsey
Messrs. Whittelsey
Campbell
Slocum
H. W. Slocum
EB. Colby
Davis
Bethel
West Point
Hovey
Hobart
Newport
Wrenn
Chase
H. A. Colby
D. Miller
Everett Colby
F. H. Hovey
C. Hobart
W. A. Larned
O. S. Campbell
E. L. Hall
A. W. Post
J. F. Talmage, Jr
J. C. Davidson
E. P. Fischer
C. R. Budlong
E. A. Thomson
H. Masson
van Winkle
L. L. DeBost
E. Colby
Lieutenants Bethel
Carr
Sam Neel
Fischer
Budlong
Talmage
Davidson
Thomson
Masson
DeBost
Tarned
Bell
Hall
Post
Colored convention gathers in Ebenezer Church to discuss race
A tidal wave of colored delegates from across the nation assembled at Ebenezer Baptist Church in West Springfield to debate the race question, education, and progress. Organized by the Massachusetts Racial Protective Association, the event opened with remarks by Rev W H Scott who urged unity, organization, pride, business capacity, and education as key steps. Officers named include J P Peaker of Connecticut as president and W G Read of Massachusetts as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Springfield Street
Massachusetts Racial Protective Association
W. H. Scott
Scott
Quincy
Putnam Bradlee
J. P. Peaker
Connecticut
W. G. Read
Massachusetts
C. H. Plumber
G. W. Forbes
Corcoran to Be Fined by Cambridge Mayor
Cambridge Mayor Bancroft announced he will not dismiss Sergeant Dennis Corcoran of Station 8 but will punish him. He plans to fine Corcoran thirty days pay for disrespectful language to Chief Cloyes and drop all other charges after a recent intoxication and assault trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Cambridge
Dennis Corcoran
Station 8
Cloyes
Corcoran
Sentences imposed in Superior Court for assault and robbery
Judge Sheldon handed down multiple sentences. Patrick Miley received nine to fifteen years in State Prison for assault and battery with intent to kill his wife. William Harris, convicted of robbing Frank Smith, was sentenced to six to twelve years. James Welch, 17, pleaded guilty to larceny and, carrying a blackjack, was sentenced to six years at Concord Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Superior Criminal Court
Patrick Miley
William H. Harris
Frank Smith
James Welch
Montreal
Concord Reformatory
Heat Wave Puts Boston Under Strain With Searing Day
The day saw temperatures reach 93 at 1 pm before cooling to 79 by evening as a brief east wind affected the readings. Forecasters warn Boston will endure continued heat with high temperatures and a westerly breeze, bringing ongoing discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prostrations in Boston Report Heat Cases Rise
Hospitals and police recorded twelve heat prostration cases in Boston by midnight, many dangerous and likely fatal. One death occurred as heat worsened conditions. An unknown woman found on Union Street is in danger of dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Heat claim two Charlestown men at City Hospital
Noted as not on the dangerous list, one man was overcome by heat at the South End yesterday afternoon and remains very sick at City Hospital. Michael Hasson of 12 Chelsea Street Charlestown also collapsed and is at City Hospital but not in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
City Hospital
Michael Hasson
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Heat Toll Rapidly Mounts With 125 Deaths Reported
Across the nation the ongoing heat wave claims more than 125 lives in major cities. New York area reports fifty deaths, Baltimore nineteen, Philadelphia eighteen, with Eastern cities hit hardest. Western totals remain high as officials tally fatalities from the extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
New York City
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York and Vicinity
Bayonne
N. J
Newark
Albany
N. Y
Jersey City
Pittsburg
Chicago
Roches
Unidentified woman found in doorway at 80 Union Street
Eugene Brown and Jacob Cook aided an unconscious woman found in a doorway at 80 Union Street about 6 15 last evening. The woman, about 30 years old, 5 feet 4 inches, 145 pounds, light complexion with curly hair and facial hair, wore a dark blue dress and gingham apron and was taken by police ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brown
Jacob Cook
Union Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Heat Saps Two Workers in Roxbury and Boston
A man at 12 Albert street Roxbury Jacob Cook aged 51 collapsed at 5 30 pm after heat exposure at Jacob Wirth & Co restaurant Eliot street He was rushed to the Emergency Hospital in critical condition A second man Eugene Brown 45 of 9 Tyler street an employee of J G Ferguson baker 869 Albany street was found unconscious on Westland avenue about 7 pm also overcome by heat and has not recovered by nightfall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cook
Albert Street
Roxbury
Jacob Wirth & Co
Eliot Street
Eugene Brown
Tyler Street
J. G. Ferguson, Baker
Albany Street
Westland Avenue
Heat Prostration Strikes Several as City Hospitals Respond
A series of heat related incidents sent residents to hospitals including William B. Harrington who was placed on the dangerous list after arriving at City Hospital, Daniel Crimmins and Ernest Hackett both prostrated at workplaces, Louise Gurds and De Fronde hospitalized unconscious, Michael Fenson a Dorchester boy also treated, and John Murphy who died at his Camden street home from heart disease aggravated by the heat. Cornelius Shanahan is named with an address omitted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Harrington
Decatur Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Daniel Crimmins
R. Busby
Tudor Street
South Boston
Battery Wharf
Ernest Hackett
Louise Gurds
de Fronde
Gross & Strauss
Michael Fenson
Dorchester
John Murphy
Camden Street
Burke
Cornelius Shanahan
Fragmentary sports tally shows city counts and teams
A partial OCR fragment lists numbers with city names including Louisville Memphis Cleveland Cincinnati and San Antonio. It appears to record counts or scores associated with each location, but concrete context or event details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Louisville
Memphis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
San Antonio
Senator Lodge a Sufferer In Nantucket Heat
Nantucket residents endured a scorching August day as temperatures soared to 86 degrees. Prominent politicians, including Senator Lodge and Colonel Henry A. Thoms, visiting for a few days, fear they may have traded one difficult situation for another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Henry A.thomas
Senator Lodge
Amesbury's hottest day shocks town with lightning strike
Amesbury reports the worst heat of the season at 98 degrees in the shade on Aug 10. A thunder shower at 5 p.m. struck the Albion street schoolhouse, shattering the flagstaff and damaging the roof and interior, also harming the Hume Carriage Company roof. A wire of the H M A electric road burned out motors and delayed cars, and the generator at the electric light works was burned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Mercury
Albion Street
Hume Carriage Company
H. M. & A. Electric Road
Electric Light Works
Waltham Watch Factory Closes Amid Heat Wave
The American Waltham Watch Company plant halted operations at noon due to extreme heat. Nineteen workers in one department were overcome and many others affected across departments. The factory will reopen tomorrow if heat abates, else may close again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
Deadly Heat Sweeps Lawrence City
Lawrence experiences extreme heat with temperatures from 88 to 96. John McCarty, a driver, suffered sunstroke and was hospitalized but expected to recover. Earlier, William Doucet, also a driver, died after being found on Broadway in Arlington and transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John McCarty
General Hospital
McCarty
William Doucet
Doucet
Three Die in Heat In New Haven Beer Wagon Driver
John Fridrich aged 42 a beer wagon driver died after overheating and arriving at the hospital. He was a widower with several children. Patrick Shea a road section hand on the Consolidated line also collapsed in the heat while on duty leaving his condition undetermined at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
John Fridrich
Friedrich
Patrick Shea
Heat Prostration Claims Milford Worker at 32
At Milford a New Haven Ice Company employee, Howard, 32, died within an hour from heat prostration while at work. The station’s August record 92.1 F at 3 pm marked the hottest day, with high humidity making conditions intolerable. A dozen heat cases were reported, the hottest day of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
UL. Howard
New Haven Ice Company
Heat Expands a Draw Delays Lynn & Boston Rail Traffic
A Chelsea North draw expanded in heat blocking a three masted schooner awaiting towing. Cars of the Lynn and Boston railroad stalled on both sides for about half an hour. Gates opened revealing separated tracks and required maneuvering to pass over the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea North
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Heat Defers Meeting of Young Men's Metropolitan Club
The Young Men's Metropolitan Republican Club meeting at Parker House was postponed due to heat. An announcement will follow. the club may hear from George Hibbard, treasurer of the Republican city committee, as plans are prepared for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Republican Club
Parker House
George Hibbard
Republican City Committee
Bey hosts diplomats at Malvern in Bar Harbor reception
BEY'S RECEPTION BEY Mavroyeni Bey ex minister from Turkey entertained a party of thirty two diplomats and leading society people at the Malvern tonight in Bar Harbor Mo Among the guests were Count Vincy Count de Moltke Huitfeldt Paul May M Grip M Brunn Prince Raoul Wrede Dr Wagner Mrs R H Townsend Mr and Mrs Gebhart J P Scott J T Woodward Misses Morris Willing Sturgis Belknap and Wilmerding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Mavroyeni Bey
Turkey
Willing, Sturgis
Belknap and
Wilmerding
Beach crowds swell as Cres cent Beach opens for season
On Cres cent Beach crowds exceed ten thousand as bath-house operators open early and remain busy through the day and night. Senator Corbett and allies swam from Captain Simpson's float amid warm water and heavy turnout. Donkey man and animals entertain children as Captain Harry Simpson jokes about swimming rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Beach
Senator Corbett
Captain Simpson
Harry Simpson
Diploma Presented to Flynn by Hibernian Knights Leaders
Patrick J. Flynn former treasurer of the Hibernian Knights of Division 2 in Boston received a framed diploma and membership certificate on Sunday afternoon. Commander O'Higgins presided with Vice-Commander W J P O'Callaghan as chairman. Guests included Rev Eugene Sheehy Captain George Lovett and many others among a large turnout of ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Flynn
Hibernian Knights
Boston
O'Higgins
W. J. P. O'Callaghan
Eugene Sheehy
George Lovett
D. W. Mulligan
Owen O’loughlin
D. J. Cronin
P. J. Fitzgibbon
M. J. Ahern
Thomas Hurley
James Lee
Bicycle Notes From The I A W Meet At Louisville
The St Louis despatch reports Mile-a-Minute Anderson missed the title by three seconds yet posted speeds over eighty three feet per second. Powderhorn Wheelmen of Chelsea enjoyed a successful run to Lexington despite heat and adopt a rule no scorching on club runs. Waltham Comet bearings will have three balls next year with a separator. the three ball bearing runs easily. The national I A W meet at Louisville opens with hundreds of wheelmen, including President Elliott and Secretary Bassett. Sanger shows top form with a 25 second unpaced quarter. Maplewood road race entries near fifty. Eddie McDuffee handles handicapping with local help. From 7:45 to 8:15 pm yesterday 171 cyclists passed a Back Bay Fens point. 49 carriages did the same. Eighty three wheels were stacked on Waterman’s bridge curb. Pope Mfg Co medals for Columbias show fine sunburst and laurel design with rider figure. prizes to be inscribed on two bars plus an extra bar for each further race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
St. Louis
Charlie Murphy
Louisville
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Elliott
Bassett
Sanger
Back Bay Fens
Waterman's Bridge
Pope Manufacturing Company
L. A.W
New Grand Theatre Opens At Washington and Dover Streets
The New Grand Theatre opened yesterday on the old Grand Museum site at Washington and Dover. The rebuilt house cost about 75000 and seats 2500 with fireproof interior, wool floors, electricity throughout, and a painted dome. Proprietor Lothrop's staff includes William Mc Avoy as general manager and Jay Hunt as resident manager among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Grand Theatre
Grand Museum
Washington and
Dover Streets
Washington Street
Dover Street
Washington Statue
Lothrop
New Grand Theatre
William McAvoy
Jay Hunt
George Prince
Benjamin W. Snow
David Richards
Charles A. Davis
John Bowman
Julia L. Brigham
Willis Milligan
I. H. Greenewald
Jacob Sampson
Frank McClellan
Stolen Money Report At Lagrange Street Station
Warren L Bacon of 96 Hancock Street Cambridgeport reported at Lagrange Street station that he lost $100 consisting of ten ten dollar notes to a chance female acquaintance he met on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Bacon
Hancock Street
Cambridgeport
Lagrange Street
Church Street
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Cumbert
Att R
Biases
Ciovesang
National League
AB PO
A. B. Hamilton
Eeenener Woooly
Eves
Tucker
Mie
Bergen
Collins
Veaneseeseg i Nichols
Hulen
Cooley
Eeseesees
Delehanty
Aieseken
Thompson
Hallman
Mertes
Grady
Neal
BDI
Enews
Flambert
Cseeeeneees
Dissiedovetesve
Ec Ceweeeeresee Ead
Tenney
Nicho
Hamilton
Bera
Nash
Hurst
Miystic Park
Medford
Nass
Acd
Mystic Park P. m
Mystic Park
Scollay Square
Wheeler
Ened Cts
Tliowwiston
Wheeler and Roach
Morse and
Messitt
Mystics
Colby
Miller
Narragansett
Convention of the Colored Racial Protective Union
Guage
Lorillard
London
Birmingham
Mr. P. Lorillard
Glaring
California
Blancmard «& Farbear
Dock Square
Rurrer
Thomas
Minard Liniment Mfg. Co
Mass
Brookline
R. M. Ward
Bromley Park
Ward
William Marshall
Davis Avenue
Marshall
R. LI
Hartford
John Michaels
James J. Dillon
Malden
Daniel Cronin
E.W. Locke
Bey
Bicycle Notes
Powderhorn
Chelsea
Lexington
Maplewood
Humber
Eddie McDuffee
Katherine Rober
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