Baseball Schedules Mentioned for National New England and Eastern Leagues
The article lists matchups across National League New England and Eastern League schedules. It notes Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York Washington at Baltimore Louisville at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at Cleveland New Bedford at Bangor Pawtucket at Lewiston Brookton at Portland Buffalo at Rochester Toronto at Syracuse Scranton at Wilkes Barre and Providence events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
New England
New Bedford
Bangor
All
River
Augusta
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Brookton
Portland
Phillies Beat Bostons 9 7 In Tie In Pennant Race
Philadelphia defeats Boston 9 to 7 as Carsey and Nichols pitch well and error-prone Boston defense costs three runs. Nash and Tucker misplays help Philly, with Cross at third making key plays and Tucker leading the hitters with three singles. Henderson umpired his first game, close calls noted on bases and strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Bostons
Carsey
Nichols
Nash
Tucker
Boston
Phillies
Hamilton
Delahanty
Cross
Bannon
Thompson
Hallman
Grady
Boyle
Lowe
Long
Duffy
McCarthy
Bail Long
Tenney
Hardy Henderson
Athletic
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Hunt
Henderson
C.f
Seaee
Thompson Pees
Sullivan
Dveees
P Lipeseksvetee
Cease
AB K. TB
Poe
Tawe
Lone
Allman
Royle
Brooklyn Smashes New Yorks Twice In Doubleheader
In Brooklyn Aug 16 the Brooklyn team split a two game set with the New Yorks. First game Brooklyn won 10 to 5 as Stein misplayed late and Clarke pitched well for New York while Wilson behind the plate hurt the Brooklyns. Second game Brooklyn blanked New York 10 to 1 as Kennedy shut out the visitors while Daly homered. German struggled with eight walks. Attendance reported at 7000.
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New York
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Stein
Clarke
Wilson
Grim
German
Kennedy
Daly
Ceaivatus
Dailey
Baltimore Dominates Early Rally to Beat Washington
Baltimore scored 28 runs to Washington's 12 as Kelley hit two home runs and Keeler hit one. After a rough second inning, Washington pitcher Mercer steadied, but Baltimore sealed the win with strong offense and a 2 error margin. Attendance 2800.
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Washington
Baltimores
Mercer
Kelley
Keeler
Baltimore
Hemming and Clark
Mercer and McGuire
Hewitt Dominates as Pittsburg Beats Chicago
In Chicago on August 16, Hewitt shut down the Chicagos while Pittsburg received solid support from Terry. The crowd of 3000 witnessed a low key game with Pittsburg prevailing 5 to 2. Errors favored Pittsburg 2 to 5 with Hewitt and Merritt on the mound for Pittsburg and Terry and Donohue behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hewitt
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Terry
Pittsburg
Merritt
Donohue
Dowd stars as St Louis beat Louisville in doubleheader
The St Louis team defeated Louisville 8 to 5 in an afternoon game noted for Dowd's strong hitting including a home run. Attendance was about 500. Final line shows St Louis with 11 hits and 1 error to Louisville's 13 hits and 1 error. Batteries Breitenstein and Reits for St Louis, Inks and Warner for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Louisville
Dowd
Breitenstein and Reits
Inks and
Warner
Cleveland Beats Cincinnatis In Waning Warmer Pitcher Foreman Struggles
In Cleveland on August 16 the Cincinnatis fell 10 to 5 as Foreman's wild pitching and poor hitting against Cuppy doomed them. Attendance 3500. Cleveland tallied early and late, with 9 hits to Cincinnati's 6. Errors were 2 for Cleveland and 4 for Cincinnati. Batteries: Cuppy Zimmer for Cleveland Foreman Vaughn for Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Cincinnatis
Foreman
Cuppy
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Vaughn
Portland Falls To Fall River In New England League Affair
Portland outbatted Fall River but sloppy fielding doomed the home club. Final score 7 to 2 in a game marked by three Portland errors and five by Fall River. Batteries were Yerrick and Terrien for Portland with Lincoln and Rollins for Fall River.
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Pall River
Portland
Fall River
Yerrick
Terrien
Lincoln
Rollins
Augusta Tops Pawtucket In Eleven Inning Thriller
Augusta rallied to beat Pawtucket in the eleventh inning after Mea kin pitched well for Augusta. Poor Pawtucket defense in early frames nearly doomed the hosts, but the visitors hung on for a 10 to 9 victory with 12 base hits to Pawtucket's 13. Batteries Viau and Butler for Augusta with Meakin and Yeager for Pawtucket.
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Augusta
Pawtucket
Viau
Butler
Meakin
Yeager
Bangor Beats Brockton In Tight Baseball Tilt
Bangor defeated Brockton 9 to 2 as Braham held Magee to scattered hits. Errors were even at nine, with batteries Braham Hayes and Magee Shea delivering the decisive plays in a game that featured 14 Bangor base hits to Brockton nine.
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Brockton
Bangor
Magee
Braham
Hayes
Shea
Umpire forfeits Springfield Prov game amid onfield dispute
In Springfield on 16, umpire Doescher forfeited the game to Springfield 9 0 after Stricker refused to leave the field following insults. An exhibition was played to salvage gate receipts with Gruber umpiring. Final score Springfield 9 Providence 0. hits 9 4. errors 3 1. Batteries Coughlin Leahy Lovett McAuley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Aus
Boescher
Providence
Shannon
Donnelly
Jones
Murray
Stricker
Doescher
Does
Coughlin
Leahy
Lovett
McAuley
Syracuse Stars Thump Buffaloes In Big Sixteen Inning Clash
Syracuse beat Buffalo 17 to 4 as McGinnis was pulled in the seventh and Field took over. Barnett worked well allowing six Buffalo hits amid rough play and tense moments including a near altercation involving Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
The
Stars
McGinnis
Field
Barnett
Buffaloes
Clymer
Syracuse Buffalo Baseball Game Report
The game featured Syracuse Bats falling to Buffalo with Buffalo scoring four runs in the late innings and Syracuse making four errors. Attendance was about 900 as McGinnis struggled and the battering Stars surged later. Batteries Barnes t Hess and McGinnis t Urquhart.
Scranton Rout Wilkesbarre in Lopsided Baseball Match
Scranton built a nine run, ten hit lead through the first three innings, then cruised to an 8 to 3 victory over Wilkesbarre. Betts suffered the late homer as Wente scored on Betts’s misplayed fly, with Egan Butler and Griffin making notable grabs.
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Scranton
Betts
Wilkesbarre
Wente
Egan
Butler
Griffin
Rochester Trots Cheered Victory Over Toronto
In Rochester on August 16, the Rochesters defeated Toronto 14 to 9 after Toronto made multiple errors. O'Brien homered as Rochester’s Harper allowed six hits before Brunenman and Gray combined to finish. Attendance was 100. Hits: Rochester 9, Toronto 14. Errors: Rochester 2, Toronto 8. Batteries: Harper Berger Brunenman Gray Lake.
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Rochester
N.Y
Torontos
Rochesters
Harper
Brunenman
Gray
O’brien
Toronto
Berger
Gray and Lake
Camden and Rockland Play Baseball In Me Aftenoon
Camden defeated Rockland 8 to 4 in a collegiate style baseball game played in Camden Maine on August 16. The scoreline shows Camden taking an early lead and holding it through six innings.
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Camden
Rochester
Camdens
Rockland
Boxing Gossip and Amateur Sports Scandals in Boston
Billy Smith reports on Tremont House training for the Tremont Athletic Club boxing carnival. O'Brien Sears Connolly Moore Hennessey prepare for fights while a Suffolk Athletic Club scam is debunked as fake. The Post asserts reliability and previews upcoming Nahant and Bradford bouts and a public exposé on amateur boxing ruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Tremont House
Nahant
Tremont Athletic Club
Smith
Tommy Ryan
Jimmy Kelly
Dick O’brien
Mike Sears
Eddie Connolly
O’brien
Walcott
Sears
Connolly
Billy Hennessey
Dick Moore
Bully Smith
Bradford
Penn
Sporting Department
Suffolk Athletic Club
al “Dowling
al Dowling
Suffolk Club
Russell
Doyle
Innes
Post
West Newton Street
Dick’ Russell
Boston Post
Boston
Jim McCabe
Kid Mulligan
Lewis Sullivan
Ike McArthur
Mike Cody
Columbias
New England
Jerry Callahan
Merry Howards
Dan .J. Sullivan
Garden
St. Stephens‘s Parish
North End
John Toland
Don Doherty
The
Coopers
Austin Kaveny
Roanokes
Dan Mahan
Gladstones
Chelsea
Harry Holland
John S. McNamara
Roby Wonder
Sam Roberts
Saxey Joyce
James Monahan
Bill Daly, Jr
Cap
Doc
O'Connell
Georg
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Griffin and Dixon Change Date for Big Meeting at Clark’s Hotel
Johnny Griffin and trainer Mr. Robertson met Mr. Westcott of the Tremont Athletic Club at Clark's Hotel and agreed to move the Griffin Dixon bout with Champion George Dixon from the 28th to the 27th, posting a forfeit to confirm the change.
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Johnny Griffin
Robertson
Westcott
Tremont Athletic Club
Clark’s Hotel
George Dixon
Paret Defeats Stevens in Casino Invitational Semi Finals
In Narragansett Pier on August 16 the Casino tournament drew vast crowds as J Paret of New York defeated Richard Stevens of Hoboken in two sets to one in the semifinals. Also, Wrenn and Chace beat the Neel brothers in doubles, and J Howland topped J C Davidson in straight sets. The final match will feature J Howland against J Paret.
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Narragansett Pier
Wrenn
Chace
Neel Brothers
Carl Neel
Chase
Deuce
Neels
Wrenn and
Neel Bros
Hans Senatorteeeesees
Apa Ee
John Howland
J. C. Davidson
Paret-Stevens
Stevens
Paret
Davidson
Howland
Reed
Codman
Watson
Ogden
Davis
Brooks
Magruder
Griffith
J. Howland
J. P. Paret
Newport Cup Polo Thriller Ends With Narrow Myopias Victory
In Newport Rhode Island on August 16 Myopias beat Newport 12 to 11 to win the Westchester cups for teams with handicap not exceeding 20 goals. Key players included Norman Meyer Holmes Fay and Eustis for Myopias and Eustis Brooks Taylor and Paylor for Newport. Referee E L Winthrop Jr and time keeper W K Thorne oversaw the match as the final contest for the Westchester cups by first teams was set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Newport
R. IL
Bostonians
Myopias
Newports
August Belmont
Miss Wilson
Newporters
Eustis
Fay
Norman
Taylor
Holmes
Wos
Cross
Panose
George von L. Meyer
H. H. Holmes
B. Fay
Srenes
W. Eustis
Norman Eevee
Meyer
Seeseeeses Nopman
Beevenesee
Brooks Web
Ceeseeesse
Myopia
Seenee Tvs Remves
Eseeesees - Dtooks
Tenet Teeeens
E. L. Winthrop, Jr
W. K. Thorne
Tomorow
Samuel Bell Maxey Dies at Eureka Springs
General Samuel Bell Maxey former United States Senator from Texas died in Eureka Springs Arkansas at age 93. His remains were sent to Paris Texas for burial. Born in Tompkinsville Kentucky in 1825 he graduated West Point in 1846 and served in Mexico and the Civil War where he led the Ninth Texas Infantry. He served in the Senate from 1874 to 1881.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Samuel Bell Maxey
United States
Paris
Tex
Maxey
Tompkinsville
West Point
Mexico
Ninth Texas Infantry
United States Senate
Texas
Incendiary Fire Destroys Lynn Morrocco Factory Area
A fire at 9 o'clock in Lynn damaged the store house adjoining Faulkner Bros morocco factory on Washington Street. Loss estimated near 2000 with 500 insured. Fire deemed incendiary. flames spread to adjacent two and a half story wooden structures. No insurance on some buildings. one rear structure insured for 500. All details indicate substantial total losses and insurance changes.
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Lynn
Faulkner Bros.’ Morocco
Washington Street
Central Avenue
Genser Pea Et
Corinthian Yacht Race at Marblehead Debuts Eugenia Victory
In Marblehead Aug 16 the midsummer Corinthian race featured classes A B and C with Eugenia claiming the first prize of 15 dollars after a tight finish in a east breeze. Marena took second and Susie third as Reaper won its class while Rooster led Class C and the knockabouts failed to finish in time.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Half Way Rock
Pig Rock
Susie
Marena
Eugenia
Savitor
Reaper
Rooster
Cocheco
Arab
Koorak
Edith
Magpie
Egeria
Swirl
Nike
Carl
la Chica
Maia
Nabob
Jane
Comet
Alruna
Satanic
Gleaner
Exit
Ceeniery
State bicycle meet draws fast fields in Wisconsin
Reports from Bald, Wis held August 16 show a wide field of top riders in Class A and B. Winners include Comstock Oshkosh and Schrader Milwaukee in sprint events, with Cooper and Stolz taking two mile and mile races respectively.
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Marinetto
Wis
Comstock
Oshkosh
W. Schrader
Milwaukee
Tom Cooper
C. M. Murphy
J. P. Bliss
A. D. Kennedy
A. Bingeheimer
E. C. Bald
Pequot riders set for crowded Boston road race day
The article lists handicap divisions from scratch to 3:30 men for the Pequot Cycle Club event in Dorchester and surrounding towns. Officials, start point Andrews Square, and a demanding four-lap course through Boston streets are described with numerous riders and clubs named.
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Edward A. McDuffee
Waltham Cycle Club
William G. French
Press Cycling Club
Peabody
William M. Pettigrew
R Billy Clark
Dorchcester
French
Hyde Park
George L. Doucette
Stoneham Cycle Club
Thomas Clark
Dorchester
Mass
Edward J. Clark
H. E. Walton
Press
East Milton
L. A. C. Kelly
Pequot Cycle Club
D. F. McCarthy
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Arthur Brennett
Readville
A. ‘W. Archibald
Norman E. Smith
Brook
Mas
T. H. O'Neil
Allen P. Spear
Maverick
C. A. Shutz
South Boston
Georg A. Peckham
Charlestown
Willian Berle
H. K. L. O'Hara
Metropolitan Wheelmen
William F. Muller
Pequo Cycle Club
E. Hogan
Thomas F. Teevens
Charles H. Hatch, Jr
A. Augustine
Boston
H. Willard Carder
Cambridgeport
Fred Ernest Clark
Hyde Park Rovers
Delbert Law
South
Joseph Perkins
William Marshall
Beverly
C. C. Bussy
Tremont
Edward T. Bailey
Pequot
Harry Edwards
Eagle Cycle Club
Albert Murdock
W. A. Goldwall
Horatio B. Ruggles
Walter BE. Humphrey
Metropolita
W. J. Potter
East Boston
J. J Rumpert
Jamaica
Arthur Langfor
Newton
C. A. Peterson
Thomas Mullen
William Martin
Frank H. Teenihan
Tremont Cycle Club
Joseph L. Wilson
Tremont Cycl Club
William ‘Twiston
Lynch
A. L. Drake
Roxbury
James J. Wishart
Suffolk Cycle Club
Isaac M Grisharer
If’. G. Lucas
Maverick Wheelmen
Robert H. McDonough
Hyman Tollman
W. L. Watt
Louise G. Friesz
Eugene McMahon, Jr
Everett Wheelmen
George E. Way
Chelsea
George Murch
W. S. McRobert
Shawmut Cycl Club
George E. Johnson
Shawmut
G. O. Dolloph
John J. Erikson
H. M. Stevens
Oscar EK. Ross
T. Joseph ‘Foomey
Harry C. Brooks
J.W. J. Manning
W. H.jorlan
Ashmont
William J. Cgotty
East Boston Athletic
Henry Curry
J. E. Kearns
Tiger Roadsters
Joseph F. Bailey
Andrew Gunderson
George D. Storer
H. M. Mansfield
J. M. McGinley
H. B. Emery
W. B. Chipman
P. F. Gallahue
H. O. Harding
F. P. Sibley
N. Newman
J. Saville
A. Otis Bullock
J. A. Glass
H. Gordon
H. F. Dimmock
Brainard
C. T. Foley
W. L. Ford
C. R. Hutchingson
J. F. Landers
J. F. Morrissey
Glenmere
Lynn
W. S. Reynolds
E. Wing
Waltham
E. M. Blake
New Hampshire
J. S. Magoon
Brookline
E. M. Lawrence
A. C. Dodge
Melrose
E. G. Gray
Arlington
Hugh Robson
Salem
N. BE. Smith
Reynolyde Park
F. BE. Wing
E.M. Blake
Keene
W. Dawson
A. Hammond
J. Outhier
C. R. Whittredge
C. O. Willey
H. J. Pete
H. Thome
C. W. Rollns
C. A. Baker
J. W. Davis
A. G. Dodge
EB. G. Gray
H Park
F. E. Wing
H. J. Pote
C. M. Rollins
Thread City Cyclers Meet Delivers Fast Class A Action
Over 4000 spectators attended the Thread City Cyclers fourth annual race in Willimantic Connecticut. Forty entries produced seven events with heats. Reynolds Hyde Park won the mile open. Newton Willimantic beat Reynolds in the half mile. final mile handicap saw Hoyt third with a protest unresolved.
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Mansfield
Checkers
New Haven
North Haven
Meriden
Pawtucket
Boston
Chicago
Commonwealth Bicycle Club
Downer’s Landing
Columbus Avenue
Bessie Newman
the Post
Miss Newman
Press
Worcester
Bridgeport Wheel Club
Pleasure Beach
Vermont Wheel Club
Brattleboro
Valley Pair Park
H. L. Elmer
Fitchburg
Associated Cyclers of
Orient’ Heights
R. P. Williams
Barpwater _ street
Orient Heights
East
Mass
Willimantic
Conn
Reynolds
Hyde Park
Newton
Shaw
Roe Brothers
Long Island
Butz
Hoyt
James Clark
Press Cycle Club
Morris Fails To Break California Sprinter’s 160 Yard Record
Tom Morris of California attempted the Brockton 160 yard record this morning but clocked 1 43 5, short of the 1 41 2 mark with no pacing. The Shoe City Wheelmen held their final handicap race at Brockton Heights with ten starters finishing in order and one rider, J Dennison, thrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Tom Morris
California
America
Morris
Shoe City Wheelmen
Brockton Heights
N. D. Pitcher
I. Snell
H. C. Huss
L. A. Davidson
W. H. Senter
H. E. Snell
Elliott Ford
A. Baxter
F. KH. Barnard
J. Dennison
New York A C Granted Outsider Recruitment for London Match
The Amateur Athletic Union approved New York Athletic Club permission to recruit from other clubs to strengthen its lineup for the upcoming meet with the London A C next month. The London club, citing a weakened original lineup, also chose to add new members, turning the contest into an international affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
New York Athletic Club
London A. C
New York A. C
Great Britain
Beecham’s Pills for Constipation Mentioned in Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Beecham’s Pills for constipation and a book at a location described as étage Sts, with unclear context and stray typography.
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Beecham’'s
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