Brooklyns Rally Past Boston In Rough Rubber Game
The Brooklyn club defeated the champion Boston nine in a hard fought game marked by a burst of offense from both teams. Lucid shone for Brooklyn with a strong exhibition while Hodson struggled on the mound for Boston as Stein also pitched well for the home club. Brooklyn scored in six innings, building momentum despite clouds and a slim crowd, while Boston tallied in four separate frames but could not match Brooklyn’s relentless hitting and timely runs.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Nash
Brooklyns
Hodson
Lucid
Foutz
Tommy
Tucker
Stein
Bostons
Stivetts
Lachance
Bannon
Lowe
Connaughton
Daly
Con Dailey
Corcoran
Con
Griffin
Burns
Treadway
Shindle
McCarthy
New Yorks Take Series Finale in Baltimore
The New Yorks won the final game of the series in Baltimore as Mee kin held the Orioles scoreless until the last inning. Hawke lasted five innings before leaving, Esper sprained an ankle, and Inks finished the game. Attendance 4,870. Final score 9 to 1 with 10 hits for New York and 9 for Baltimore. Batter ies were Meekin and Farrell for New York and Hawke, Esper, Inks and Robinson for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
New Yorks
Meekin
Orioles
Hawke
Esper
Farrell
Inks
New York
Robinson
Chicago Colts Beat Pittsburg in Nimble Inning Outburst
In Pittsburg on August 13 Chicago knocked Ehret out in the third inning. Smith relieved, lasted briefly, Colcolough closed, scoring two runs on Pittsburg. Hits favored Chicago 17 to 11 with five Chicago errors and four by Pittsburg. Attendance 1800. Batteries Terry Hutchison Schriver for Chicago Bhret Smith Colcolough Merritt for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Chicagos
Ehret
Smith
Colcolough
Colts
Chicago
Terry
Hutchison
Schriver
Bhret
Merritt
Rain Delays Games For Yesterday On Wet Grounds
Wet grounds and rain prevented several scheduled games from being played yesterday. Officials postponed multiple matches and rescheduled events to safer conditions.
New England League game brings solid play despite rain
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on August 13 rain before the game reduced attendance but did not dampen the play. Both pitchers delivered solid work after the start and the contest produced competitive baseball.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Alland Bros Haircutty Offers Ornamented Beard Trim
Alland Bros at 19 Premont row advertises physiognomical haircuts and beard trimming as a way to brighten facial features rather than shaving. They promote a trimmed style that enhances appearance.
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Alland Bros
Pawtucket and Bangor Baseball Scoreline Summary
Meakin and Hannivan led fielding and batting as Pawtucket faced Bangor. Final lines show Pawtucket scoring runs at eight, Bangor four, with errors three for Bangor and two for Pawtucket. Batteries were Brummener and Roach for Pawtucket, Wheeler and Hayes for Bangor.
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Hannivan
Pawtucket
Bangor
Brummener
Roach
Wheeler
Hayes
Portland Victory Over Haverhill in Hitting Battle
Portland won with timely hitting as Haverhill failed to bat Dolan in key moments. Casey led at bat and with catching, delivering strong defensive work. Final score Portland 10 to Haverhill 4 with 15 hits to 7 and errors 4 to 6. Dolan and Casey paired for Portland, Viau and Sweeney for Haverhill.
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Portland
Haverhill
Dolan
Casey
Viau
Sweeney
Brockton Beats Lewiston In Limp Crippled Nine Game
Lewiston, Me on August 13 faced Brockton with Spill and Coughlin released Polhemus sick leaving a crippled nine. Fournier and Stafford weak at bat, game dull with Brockton scoring 64 to Lewiston 48. Base hits Brockton 12 Lewiston 10. Errors 3 each. Fournier Shea Stafford Bergen.
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Spill
Coughlin
Polhemus
Brockton
Fournier
Stafford
Bipgcr
Shea
Bergen
Eastern League Scores From Wilkes Barre Scranton and Erie
Wilkes Barre beat Providence 11 to 6 while Scranton defeated Buffalo 20 to 4. Erie edged Syracuse 6 to 5 and Binghamton won 16 to 3 over Springfield.
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Wilkesbarre
Providence
Scranton
Buffalo
Erie
Syracuse
Binghamton
Springfield
Boston Home Today Defeating the Pittsburgs at South End
The Bostons begin a three day return engagement at the South End grounds with Captain Nash and his men in the lead roles and Patsey Donovan as the heavy villain. Performances start at 3 30 p m with matinees and a long run planned, bills changing twice weekly. Manager Selee reports a strong tour showing with no rehearsal chances and predicts continued high quality from his artist company.
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Bostons
South End Grounds
Pittsburgs
South End
Gaelic Kickers Rise Across Boston in Gaelic Football Push
Boston sees growing Gaelic Athletic Association activity with new clubs forming in South End and Shamrock Hall, plus reorganizations and plans for a statewide union. Notables include Michael Lyons of Garryowen, Exiles of Brookline, Emmets of Chelsea, and captains Hickey, Kenny, and Toomey backing a central council model for recurring championship matches.
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Gaelic Athletic Association
South End
Shamrock Club
South Boston
Atlantic
East
Brookline
City of Shoes
Shamrock
Lawrence
Lowell
Hibernian
Walpole
Central Council
Gaelic Athletic Association of
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Ireland
John J. Hickey
Boston Football Club
M. J. Kenney
Exiles
Michael Lyons
Garry Owens
D. J. Toomey
Emmets
Chelsea
Riverside Picnic At Spy Pond Grove Arlington
Riverside Boat Club hosts a big Saturday afternoon picnic with amateur athletic events at Spy Pond Grove Arlington. The program includes field and track contests with many entries, special races such as a mile run between Kelly of the Riversides and Ryder of the S B A C, over a dozen boxing bouts among New England amateurs, and boat races.
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Riverside Boat Club
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Kelly
Riversides
Ryder
New England
Concord Rage List Meet Card at Capital City Driving Park
The Concord Chronicle lists races for September 4 to 7 at Capital City Driving Park in Concord New Hampshire. Events include purses from 100 to 500 dollars with trot and pace classes ranging from 2:17 to open events, featuring multiple open and class divisions over four days.
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Concord
N. H
Merrimack Valley
Fitchburg
Capital City
This City
Saratoga Races Winners Report From August Meeting
Saratoga N Y August 13th results list winners for seven races. Pepper won the first at five and one half furlongs with Cherry Blossom second and Buyuckmassle third in 1 09. Pearl Song captured the one mile second place Thurs ton was second Right More third in 1 42. Galilee Ores Charimion second Lustre third in the three quarter mile event. Phil pena Hawthorne second Chief Justice third in 1 49. Maretti first Valkyrie Camden stabies second Picaroon third in 1 02 and a half. Skedaddle won the seven furlongs with Volt second Miss Annie colt third in 1 29. Mars first Eblis second Laughing Stock third in 2 23 for hunters over one and one quarter miles including five hurdles.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Pepper
Cherry Blossom
Buyuckmassle
Pearl Song
Thurston
Right More
Galilee
Ores Charimion
Lustre
Philpena
Hawthorne
Chief Justice
Maretti
Valkyrie
Camden Stabies
Picaroon
Skedaddle
Volt
Miss Annie Colt
hunters—Mars
Eblis
Laughing Stock
Jerome Park Races Day Results in Five Events
At Jerome Park on August 13 the program yielded several outcomes. Annie Bishop won the first one mile race ahead of Halton with a 1 44% time. Harrington led the 1400 yard event with Beldemere second and Pecksniff third in 1 22. Ferrier and Black Hawk dead heated in six furlongs, Ferrier prevailing in 1 16, with Sam Weller third in the run-off. Harry Reed won the half mile, Pont Lear second, Cockade third in 49 seconds. Doggett led the five and a half furlongs with Belvina second and Mine third. Daily America captured the one mile event in 1 46, with Sir Catesby third.
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N. Y
Stonewellie
Annie Bishop
Halton
Titan
Harrington
Beldemere
Pecksniff
Ferrier
Black Hawk
Sam Weller
Harry Reed
Pont Lear
Cockade
Doggett
Silver Grill Cafe Butter Promises Finest Creamery Product
Patrons at the Silver Grill Cafe in Boston are served with the finest creamery butter, described as high quality and trustworthy by the establishment. The note emphasizes the cafe's dedication to quality ingredients and customer trust.
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Silver Grill Cafe
Boston
Honest
Pier Tourney Opens at Narragansett Pier
Aug 13 tennis events begin as groundsmen clear courts. In prelims Bostwick and Barlow beat Watson and Carter 6-4 6-4 6-4. Avery and Reed defeat Pell and Masson 6-4 6-2 7-5. Foote and Howland, Yale and New England champions, overpower Henshaw and Howland 6-0 6-0 9-7 after rough third set work.
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R. I
Giles
Bostwick
Barlow
Watson
Carter
H. E. Avery
Detroit
Mich
Silas D. Reed
Pell
Masson
Avery
Foote
Howland
Yale
New England
S. Henshaw
S. Howland
Battledore
Shuttlecock
Budlong
Ware
Davidson
Miller
O. M. Bostwick
H. B. Barlow
J. Carter
H. EB. Avery
D. Reed
J. D. Pell
J. H. Masson
A. Ff. Foote
J. Howland
Lawn Tennis Semi finals Set in Lynn Prescott Tourney
The Lynn Prescott lawn tennis tournament semi finals were played this afternoon. Burnham defeated Chapman, and Bartlett beat Haskell. Burnham and Bartlett advance to the final scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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Lynn
Prescott
Burnham
Chapman
Bartlett
Haskell
Boxing notes from St John fights and upshot cards
A Boston correspondent reports on Beantown boxing muddled by local controls in St John N B where a Dobbs Watson bout yielded a draw amid police pressure. Also listed are upcoming benefit bouts in Marlboro and Plattsmouth, with various fighters and promoters connected to American boxing scenes.
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Sporting
Item
Boston
Bob Dobbs
Andy Watson
St. John
N. B
Dobbs
Watson
Dobbs-Watson
Marlboro
Mass
Hudson Shoe
Ike Weir
Billy Wilson
Jack Dolan
Jimmy Kaveny
Frank Kaveny
Johnny Murphy
Denny Sullivan
Joe Lyons
M. J. Shea
Sun Ashe
Mike O’brien
J. J. Bagley
Bob Green
Fletcher Robbins
Jimmy Lindsay
Plattsmouth
Robbins
Lindsay
Sandy” Griswold
Omaha Bee
John L. Sullivan
Charlie Bennett
John
New York
Corbett
Professor Clark
American Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Joe Dougherty
John Hogan
John Curtin
John Dugan
Charley McKeever
Ed McGinley
Terre Haute
Mike
Joe Walcott
Jim Butler
Butler
Barbadoes
Jem Mace
Central Hall
London
Mace
Australia
England
Billy McMillan
Washington, D. C
George la Blanche
the Marine
Indiana
McHugh
Roby
Columbian Athletic Club
The Pilgrim Launches at Quincy Point
Mr L G Burnham's steam yacht Pilgrim was launched at Quincy Point this morning and will stay there for finishing touches before heading to Boston. The vessel, designed by the late George Stewart, is hoped to be the harbor's fastest. Stewart reportedly said the hull was built for sailing on an even keel.
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L. G. Burnham
Pilgrim
Quincy Point
Quincey Point
Boston
George Stewart
Stewart & Binney
Stanwood Makes Long Ride For New York Chicago Record
H L Stanwood of the Illinois Cycling Club starts from City Hall Chicago to lower the New York Chicago record of 10 days 4 hours 30 minutes held by H H Wylie. Stanwood rides a lighter bike coached by Wylie and hopes for nine and a half days on the northern course via Indiana Ohio Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany to New York.
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City Hall
Chicago
H. H. Wylie
Stanwood
Wylie
Indiana
Ohio
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
New York
Harvey Truax
H. P. Walden
Century Road Club
Riverside Cycle Club
Boston
Lieutenant West
NIF
Saunders
Down East
Edwin Mercer
Henry Julius
T. H. Thomas
George Mercer
Parkrow
Zimmerman
American News Company of
Minneapolis
Pope Manufacturing Company
Bald
McDonald
Edwards
Billy Murphy
Murphy
Napoleon
New Jersey
Wriday
Pennsylvania
Caledonian Games Picnic at Spy Pond Grove Arlington
The Boston Caledonian Club holds a grand picnic and athletic meet at Spy Pond Grove Arlington on Thursday. Big events include a three mile handicap amateur bicycle race for prizes, a major sprint, and a five mile race with large prize money. Open events feature top professional athletes. bagpipe dancing and Highland entertainments accompany the program.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Morris
Cuckoo Collins
Doyle
Piper Donovan
Johnnie Mack
Crackajack
Land of Cakes
Wayside Park Athletic Games August 26 At South Framingham
The Wayside Park Club hosts open handicap events at Wayside Park on Saturday August 26 with 135 yard dash 440 and 880 yard runs one mile run broad jump pole vault high jump and 3 inch limit. Admission 50 cents plus 25 cents per extra event. Entries to Phil Stingel by August 18. Events start 3 30 with prizes and a picnic area. The Lowell Cricket and Athletic Club holds Labor Day races at Dracut Oval with Lennie Carpenter slated to compete pending suspension lift. S. B. A. C. games August 30 at Downer Landing include dancing for ladies and special attractions.
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Wayside Park
South Framingham
Phil Stingel
Boston
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Club
Dracut Oval
Lennie Carpenter
Bernard Doherty
Burnett
Kolb
Frank McGrath
Fitzpatrick
Charley Crowley
Downer Landing
Pure California Wines at One Dollar Gallon Offer
Local ad announces Pure California Wines at a dollar per gallon with four bottles assorted. Blanchard & Farrar listed at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Faneuil Hall. Advertising squares indicate a promotional display in Boston area markets.
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California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil
Wagon Makers Convene In Boston For Labor Plenary
The fourth annual convention of the Carriage and Wagon Workers International Association met at 45 Eliot Street with 85,000 members in North America. President John F. Tensing opened the meeting, urging independent political action and noting wage reductions across plants amid organized labor growth. The secretary reported on wages and a nine hour low proposal. adjourned to continue today. A separate note covers Firemen's Protective Union complaint about non citizens and unfit managers in government building firerooms, referred to a committee.
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Carriage and Wagon Workers’ International Association
Eliot Street
North America
John F. Tensing
Boston
United States
American Federation of Labor
Charles A. Baustain
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Chicago
Firemen’s Protective Union
A. F. of L
Dull Polo Opens Slow Season in Newport Classic
Newport RI August 18 Polo slow this season only five players available for practice and a brief match. Blues J L Kernochan C R Duval G Griswold vs yellows Reginald Brooks R D Winthrop with Brooks and Kernochan scoring. Whitney cups and big games slated for next week as field remains grand for play.
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Newport
R. I
Blues
J. L. Kernochan
C. R. Duval
G. Griswold
Reginald Brooks
R. D. Winthrop
Brooks
Kernochan
Winthrop
Plainfield racer predicts record on Lynn course
A. H. Barnett of Plainfield New Jersey rode the Nahant to Lynn Haynes road course today and said the six mile plus route is as level as a race track. The event begins tomorrow and extends four days with records expected to fall.
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Lynn
A. H. Barnett
Plainfield
N. J
Nahant
Bicycle tournament entries close in Willimantic East CT
Willimantic August 13 Entries for a bicycle tournament at the fair grounds close midnight Saturday. The event on Friday August 17 is open to riders age 18 and over and is promoted as the biggest meet ever held in Eastern Connecticut.
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Willimantic
Connecticut
Was Monroe a sickly man asks doctoring rumors
The New York Sun quotes a dialogue in which Glummey questions whether President Monroe was ill, Glanders asks for clarification, and Glummey cites rumors about Monroe’s medical treatment. The exchange highlights historical speculation about Monroe’s health and wellness.
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Gummey
President Monroe
Glanders
Glummey
Monroe
New York Sun
New Bedford Mills Slash Wages in 10 Percent Cut
A notice posted in New Bedford mills on August 13 announces a wage reduction to take effect August 20, 1894. Operatives face an average 10 percent cut amid market stagnation, with overseers and executives citing dulness as the cause and noting the action avoids complete shutdown.
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New Bedford
Andrew G. Pierce
Wamsutta Mills
Pierce
William J. Kent
Wamsutta Corporation
Senate
Kent
Rhode Island Manufacturers Expect No Immediate Wage Cuts
Providence reports Rhode Island mill owners doubt further wage reductions after declines in Fall River and New Bedford. They favor curtailing production and a short time for a month or two until demand warrants full resumption. If workers accept the cuts elsewhere, Rhode Island mills may face wage reductions.
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R. I
Fall River
New Bedford
Rhode Island
Miss
Wild Flowers of America coupon drives readers
In this issue the Post promotes the Wild Flowers of America, claiming the coupon and fifteen cents buys a multi part educational work with sixteen colored plates. The feature touts national value and urges readers to cut out and redeem promptly on page 2.
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The
Wild Flowers of America
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