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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1898

Page

3

Boston Beats Chicago as Leaders Rise in National League

Boston won 6 to 3 at Chicago marking its third straight victory over the Cubs and boosting the Giants and Pirates in the NL race. Stafford led Boston with four hits and three runs while Isbell struggled early, and Hickman pitched four steady innings for Chicago. Five double plays highlighted a fast fielding day despite a heavy rain-soaked field.

Boston Chicago Giants Cincinnati Isbell Colts Burns Woods Stafford Portsmouth Lewis Chicagos Selee Hickman Collins McCormick Thornton Lowe Dahlen Long Connor Everett Tenney Duffy Mertes John Gaffney Tom Brown Gaffney Brown Hamilton Yeager Bergen Long Us AB. R C. F O ‘Bergen Bisty Sk Lewis, DP Hickman, P Cvessecescsvess AB. R. B. TB. PO. A. EF. Green F.sccseesereee DO Dahlen R. F.ceeeseeeeel DO Woods P. Eseeerseseeee O Connor Donohue Goessiscosis Onns Shell F- F Boston Eeteeteerrenee Errora Geago Jewis Cann

Orioles Edge Louisville as Altrock Falters in First Inning

In Baltimore on August 18 Altrock struggled in the first inning of the game against Louisville, then steadied in the second as Nops was hit hard but received solid support. Attendance was 1,216. The score remains to be finalized.

Baltimore Louisville Altrock Orioles AB. R McGraw C.eeesevceers Ayeeler Feeteeeseeerese Enuings Kelley McGann Holmes Atu Ie Demontreville Lark Kent R. A. Arke Dexter Seevseeeegens & Davis Ritchey Eeeeeenee Clingman Eveesettredge Eses Eees Rytik Peeeeeeeeseseres Eae Eevee Clin An N Kittredge Avis Bal Nops Nneville Emslie and Hunt

Rain Ends Cleveland Game After Scoreless Start

In New York on August 18 the first game of a doubleheader was won by the Cleve lands, the second game halted after two innings due to rain with no runs scored.

New York Clevelands

Giants Win Behind Strong Pitching In New York Game

The Giants defeated the opposing team as Damman yielded five runs in the first inning before Hawley and Seymour shut down the lineup. Seymour pitched exceptionally, securing the win for New York here on August 18.

New York Giants Damman Hawley Seymour B. PO Ale van Haltren Grady C. F Éevewe AVIS B. S Doyle Tee Hartman Vecapuenn Zee Warner Eeeeresereser ' Seymour Cincinnati R. . E Memnae Loveecsnseveeses Eeeseeees Miller R. F Feltz Steinfeldt Eeeerrersenee Peeeterneeeere Joyce Gleason McPhee Jay—Van Haltren Davis Amman Miles Cincinnati Andrews

Phillies Triumph Over Pirates in Opportune Hitting

Opportune hitting by the Phillies and loose fielding by the Pirates led the Quakers to victory amid a 1,374 attendance. The score was not fully reported in the fragment.

Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgs Quakers

Unclear scorecard from multiple city matchups

Providence 3 Wilkes Barre 0. Springfield 7 Springfield 6. Norfolk 10 Newark 3. Richmond 6 Paterson 0. Ottawa 9 Toronto 0. Buffalo 5 Montreal 3.

Providence Wilkesbarre Springfield Syracuse Norfolk Newark Richmond Paterson Ottawa Toronto Buffalo Montreal

Boston Eliots Meet Everetts On Mt Washington Grounds

Tomorrow the Eliots of Boston face the reorganized Everetts on Mt Washington grounds an evenly matched close game is expected. Cincinnati is here this afternoon for the 'put of three games.

Eliots Boston Everetts Mt. Washington Bostons Chicago Pittsburg Music Hall Compton Holy Cross College Curley Worcester United A. O. H. Societies Spencer and Brookfield North Brookfield Neer Wire Company John Morrill Goorer John Charley Ganzel

Munyon's Rheumatism Pellets Claim Wide Cure

Munyon's advertised pellets claim to cure lumbago sciatica and all rheumatic pains with free consultation by Munyon's doctors.

Munyon

Directum Kelly Beats Mattie Patterson in Queen City Stake

In Buffalo New York on August 18 Directum Kelly the four year old Direct colt defeated Mattie Patterson in the Queen City stake 2:16 trot. Kelly finished 2:08 1-4 2:10 1-4 and 2:10 1-2 in the heats with a strong burst after a break. The crowd wagered about $60,000 on the race the best of the season. Mattie Patterson sold favorite bets early at 25 to 14. Saunders fined $100 for pulling up Mattie Patterson and letting Big Timber pass.

Buffalo N. Y H. M. Hanna Cleveland Mattie Patterson Directum Kelly Queen City Vilander Kelly Cleveland Party James Butler Saunders Mattie Big Timber Lady of the Manor Indiana the Abbott Village Farm Hans McGregor C. m Mambrino King Geers B. G King of King of Belair McCarth Cracksman B. H Kenney Evangeline Ro. m McLaughlin Queen City Stake Directum Percy Gr. H Cahill Eirloom Pierce B. m G. Saunders Haring Hattie R Br. m McDonald Surpol J. Curry Jac Castleton Br. G Spear Rea Goets Starr S.s E. G

Turney Sets Pawtucket Track Record in 2:15 Free-for-all

At Pawtucket RI on Aug 18 a strong crowd saw Peter Turney owned by E M Gillies Medford win the free-for-all in 2 15 setting a new track mark. Jimmy McGregor clashed with E M Dean and was escorted away by a policeman after a whip strike. Lecco won the 2 35 class with three straight heats. Barney placed second overall.

Pawtucket R. I Peter Turney E. M. Gillies Medford Mass Jimmy McGregor Barney E. M. Dean Baby Stratmore McGregor Dean Lecco Deller Green

Domineer Wins surprise at Aqueduct in improved sprint card

At Aqueduct race track New York August 18 the betting crowd saw a series of tight finishes with Domineer paying 25 to 1 win the opening race over Somers. Other races featured Lennap Debride Swamp Angel and St Claire among winners with times from 1:10 to 1:46 as crowds enjoyed evenly matched fields.

New York Aqueduct Race Track Domineer Somers Moody Simms Improvident O'Leary Timne Crown Ben Blue High Water Lowna Seraphic Dr. Fitzsimmons Yuletide Iselling Lennap Maher Lansdale Spencer Campania Frohman Swamp Angel Debride Venessa Tants Headlight II Vigenta Stachelberg St. Claire Cunnningham Prince of Wales Ben Viking Pas- Baic Fox Little Eagle Maximo Gomez Mahers Rossiter Uan Charagrace Sculptor King T Harry Crawford Hamilton Hardy Garrigan Fenetta Larusse Witherow Duchess Annette Brass Slasher Wauwega Spero

Saratoga Race Day Featuring United States Hotel Stake Victory

A thunder storm interrupted racing at Saratoga but attendance held steady. George Keene led from the start and won the United States Hotel stake for one mile and furlong in 1 57, with other races taking Charelus, Lady Lindsay, Oriol, Margaret Jane to top finishes.

Saratoga N. Y United States Hotel George Keene Chareluse Lady Lindsay Oriol Ry F Face Margaret Jane

Old Orchard Races Result at Old Orchard Me

The afternoon featured two rescheduled races from yesterday. Neomodine won the 2:12 trot with times 2:11-4 and 2:15, Jupe took the third with 9:101-4, and Stamboulette led the final trio at 2:101-4, 2:181-4, and 2:14. Jimmie B. won the 2:10 pace after eight heats with Sterling first in 2:11 and Ada P. posting 2:001-2 and 2:101-4 in the middle heats.

Old Orchard Neomodine Jupe Stamboulette Jimmie B Sterling Ada P B. B

Keene Horse Show Debuts With Record Attendance

Keene New Hampshire August 18 The Cheshire county summer horse show at the driving park drew over two thousand spectators. It featured tally ho brakes and traps and offered Roseate prizes in three classes with winners including F M Jencks D M Catlin Mrs David H Coolidge Jr E C Sterling Dr B C Russell and Francis M Jencks with running races and coachman displays.

Keene N. H Cheshire County New Hampshire F. M. Jencks D. M. Catlin Dublin David H. Coolidge, Jr E. C. Sterling David H. Coolidge B. C. Russell Francis M. Jencks Miss Sterling E. A. Hervey Marlboro George A. Nims

Myopia Horse Show at Hamilton on Labor Day

The Myopia Hunt Club hosts an open air horse show at Hamilton on Labor Day with entries closing September 1. Classes include harness horses, polo ponies, farmer se’c lasses, saddle horses, and hunters and jumpers with conformation and performance judging and entry restrictions.

Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton

Yachtsmen Dissatisfied Over Catamaran Challenge Test

New York reports displeasure within the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club after Clinton Crane and the Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club used a catamaran to defend the challenge cup. Charles Wetmore says the test unfairly favored catamarans and undermines sport spirit. A club meeting will address whether to challenge again.

New York the Times Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club Montreal Clinton H. Crane Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club Charles W. Wetmore Seawanhaka Royal St. Lawrence Club Crane Wetmore

Plymouth Open Regatta Winners Report

The Plymouth Yacht Club regatta was sailed today in light wind. Larger boats raced to the whistling buoy off the Garnet while smaller boats stayed inside the buoy. Winners were announced for Class B 30 feet.

Plymouth

St Philip's Church Picnic and Games Set for Labor Day

The annual St Philip's Church picnic and games will be at Apollo Gardens on Labor Day. Events include a 100 yard dash 88 yard run quarter mile and mile runs and a relay between the Shawmut Council K C team and Division 60 AOH. Entries close with John Quinn 27 Newland Street August 30.

ST. Philip's Church Apollo Gardens Labor Day K. C Shawmut Council John Quinn Newland Street

Famous referee John H. Duffy dies in New Orleans

Professor John H. Duffy a renowned prize ring referee active in many championship contests died in New Orleans. The long time official who was a leading figure in boxing officiating passed away yesterday.

John H. Duffy New Orleans John H.duffy

Referee John Duffy Dies After Illness in New Orleans

World renowned boxing official Johnny Duffy, famed for judging major bouts including 1892 New Orleans events and the McAuliffe Myers match, died after a long illness following his wife’s tuberculosis death. A benefit for his three children is planned.

Duffy New Orleans George Lavigne Okie Bowen John Kelly

Boxing postponement fuels boxing bout controversy

Corbett travels west for funeral duties after McCoy withdraws, postponing the Oct. 1 fight. Hawthorne Club accepts postponement while Sharkey Fitzsimmons and Maher consider substitutes. McCoy returns to Saratoga and both fighters aim to regain form, with a likely strong showing on the rescheduled date. Also, Wid McPartland meets Owen Ziegler in a 25 round prelude with Ziegler favored on the East Side.

Corbett New York Journal McCoy New York Fitzsimmons Maher Hawthorne Club San Francisco Saratoga Wid’ McPartland Owen Ziegler Lenox Athletic Club Ziegler McPartland Quaker City Jack Daly Daly New Yorker Kid

International Chess Tourney Round Fourteen Results

In Cologne on August 18 the fourteenth round saw Tsenigorin beat Showalter Cohn beat Allen Burn defeated Fritz Charousek beat Janowski Steinitz defeated Berger Popiel Schlechter and Gottschall Schiffer drew Heinrichsen beat Schallop.

Cologne T’senigorin Showalter Cohn Allen Burn Fritz Charousek Janowski Steinitz Berger Popiel Schlechter Gottschall Schiffers Heinrichsen Schallop

Ten Eyck Defeats Hosmer In Nantasket Three Mile Scull

James A. Ten Eyck defeated George Hosmer in a three mile single scull race at Nantasket Beach as part of the summer carnival. The purse totaled $300 and thousands watched along a shoreward course due to buoy setting delays. no official time was recorded.

Ten Eyck Hosmer Nantasket Beach James A. Ten Eyck George Hosmer

Quinlan Sets Amateur World Marks at Salem Clambake

The St Vincent de Paul Society hosted a clambake and picnic at Centennial Grove Essex drawing 3000 attendees. J Frank Quinlan of Harvard tied two world amateur records in unmeasured events with times of 7 35 seconds for 75 yards and 8 seconds for 80 yards, though records were not officially claimed. The meet featured multiple exhibitions and a Regiment team victory in the 49 second relay.

Salem St. Vincent de Paul Society St. James Parish Centennial Grove Essex New England J. Frank Quinlan Harvard Quinlan A. McDonald Battery H William Tilden Battery A W. J. Hurley S. Bearse Bode Holland Batt H T. E. Burke Dick Grant First Regiment Boston

Hollister Dead Harvard Oarsman Was Noted Athlete

Stanley Hollister Harvard athlete and oarsman died at Fortress Monroe. He rowed for Harvard varsity crews in 1895 96 and 97 and was a strong presence on campus. He enlisted in Roosevelt's Rough Riders after college, was severely wounded at Santiago, and died yesterday morning.

Stanley Hollister Harvard Fortress Monroe Poughkeepsie New London Yale Hollister Dr. Sargent Battery A Roosevelt Rough Riders Santa Barbara Cal Santiago

Cape Ann Excursion Boats Offer Summer Pleasures

The North Shore route attracts tourists with the new steel steamers Cape Ann and City of Gloucester plying between Gloucester and Boston. Weekday trips at 10 am 2 pm and 4 45 pm visit Nahant Lynn Beach Swampscott Marblehead Salem Beverly and Cape Ann for 75 cents round trip. Sunday sails depart 10 15 am and 5 30 pm from State Street wharf Atlantic Avenue. Those who ride once return again and again.

North Shore Cape Ann City of Gloucester Old Gloucester Boston Atlantic Nahant Lynn’ Beach Grand Old Cape Ann

New Haven Railroad Crescent Park Half Holiday Excursion

The New York New Haven Hartford railroad offers a Saturday half holiday outing to Crescent Park with a 2:30 p m departure from Park square and a 9 p m return. Round trip fare is one dollar with tickets at No 3 Old State House and Park square station, limited in number.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Crescent Park Narragansett Shore Park Square Station Park Old State House

Michael to retire from bicycle racing to become a jockey

Jimmy Michael will ride two final races under the American Cycle Racing Association at Asbury Park on August 24 and Manhattan Beach on August 27 against rivals including Major Taylor. The one mile heats promise fast pacemaking and a potential three corner race if Eddie Bald joins. Michael may begin jockeying in New Orleans after a possible rest.

Jimmy” Michael American Cycle Racing Association Asbury Park Manhattan Beach Asebury Park New York Michael Taylor Eddie’’ Bald Jimmy’ Michael Edouard Taylore Chicago Harry D. Elkes Dave’’ Shafer Racing Association New Orleans Taylore

Directors Conclude Session of Cycle Makers in New York

National Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers holds long executive session in New York with routine matters and plans another meeting tomorrow. Show question and convention timing loom large as Eastern prefer New Jersey resorts while Western and Middle States favor Cleveland Detroit or Chicago.

New York National Board of Trade of New Jersey Middle States Cleveland Detroit Chicago

Wright defeats Cox in pool match at 31 Howard Street

William Wright defeated A L Cox in a hard fought pool match at 31 Howard Street last night by a score of 60 to 44.

William Wright A. L. Cox Howard

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