Standings of the League Captain Miller Leads Browns Past Bostons 9 to 5
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Boston team 9 to 5 at South End grounds in a slow game. Hawley pitched well for the Browns and Shugart, McCarthy, Nash, Connaughton and Ely led with the bat. The Bostons struck in the sixth for five runs but could not sustain the rally as errors and defensive plays limited their offense.
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St. Louis Browns
Bostons
South End
Browns
Nichols
Hawley
St. Louis
Shugart
Tommy McCarthy
Nash
Connaughton
Ely
Hugh Duffy
Lowe
Duffy
Quinn
Cooley
Hogan
Dowd
Miller
Calliope
Ganzel
McCarthy
Bannon
Connor
Saugart
Charley Bennett
Fevehon
Anne
Wariek
Scees
Boston AB
Uffy
Carthy
Tucker
E. Bannon
Doves
Fe Lavéaavonc
Boston
St. Nis
Wile d Piteh
Atte McQuade
Ie— Tan
New York Beats Cleveland In Rough Baseball Contest
New York defeats Cleveland 9 to 6 as Cleveland fails to cash in with runners on base. Childs errs in the first inning allowing three unearned runs. Davis hits a home run as Young shines until the seventh. Attendance 3,000. Hits: New York 10, Cleveland 10. Errors 2 each. Batteries Rusie and Farrell, Young and Zimmer.
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New York
Clevelands
Rusi
Childs
Young
Davis
Cleveland
Rusie
Farrell
Zimmer
Washington Beats Cincinnati in Soggy Lead Change
Washington led by three runs in the first inning and held on to win 9 to 7 over Cincinnati. Selbach hit a home run as Washington’s fielding faltered but timely hitting with runners aboard carried the game. Attendance was 1148. Washington had 11 hits to Cincinnati’s 12, and Washington committed 6 errors to Cincinnati’s 2. Maul and McGuire pitched for Washington with Dwyer and Merritt behind them.
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Washington
Selbach
Cincinnati
Maul
McGuire
Dwyer
Merritt
Baltimore vs Louisville baseball game ends with Orioles win
Baltimore defeated Louisville 8 to 2 on August 28 as the Orioles capitalized on late opportunities to secure the win over the tail-enders.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Alland Bros Physiognomical Haircutters Ad
An advertisement from Alland Bros at 19 Tremont Row promotes physiognomical haircuts as a stylish ornament to brighten facial features and suggests shaving to enhance appearance.
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Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Orioles Beat Louisville In Error Prone Game
McMahon allowed a quiet start as Baltimore seized chances on the bases and Louisville misplayed the ball. Final score shows Baltimore 8, Louisville 2 with nine Baltimore hits and eight Louisville hits. Errors totaled three for Louisville, batteries McMahon-Robinson for Baltimore and Hemming-Zahner for Louisville.
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McMahon
Orioles
Hemming
Louisville
Baltimore
Robinson
Zahner
Phillies Beat Chicago in Low-Scoring Tilt in Philadelphia
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 16 to 6 in a ragged game marked by strong defense from the Phillies and hard batting against Terry. Attendance was listed at 2,800 with Philadelphia collecting 20 hits to Chicago's 13 and committing 2 errors to Chicago's 3. Batteries were Taylor and Clements for Philadelphia and Terry and Schriver for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Chicagos
Terry
Chicago
Taylor
Clements
Schriver
Brooklyn Victorious In One Sided Ball Game
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg as both starters were erratic but Brooklyn bunched hits. The crowd of about 1,000 noted Billy Shindle receiving a ten days notice. Final: Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 3. Batteries Kennedy and Daily for Brooklyn Menefee and Mack for Pittsburg.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Billy Shindle
Pittsburg
Kennedy
Menefee and
Mack
Charlie Bennet thanks sports world for support after retirement
Boston letter from Co W Bennett expresses deep gratitude to the baseball public, clubs, managers, players, and sporting writers across the country for their kindness following his career ending accident. He notes seventeen years in baseball, heartfelt thanks for yesterday’s testimonial, and regrets unable to repay the many courtesies shown during his years as a player. Boston August 28.
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Boston Post
United States
Boston
Co. W. Bennett
Steere Signed by Pittsburg Club from New Bedford
Fred E. Steere shortstop of the New Bedford Baseball Club has been signed by the Pittsburg club of the National League. He will report to the team in New York tomorrow. Steere, formerly with Brown University, is regarded as a top shortstop with power hitting and composure in clutch moments. Lowney will take shortstop for New Bedford and Abbott will play third base.
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NHW
Bedford
Fred E. Steere
New Bedford
Pittsburg
New York
Steere
Brown University
Lowney
Abbott
Bangor Defeats Fall River In Eastern Fair Ground Play
Bangor beat Fall River in an Eastern Main State fair grounds game. Features included Wheeler on bases and Deady Brady and Reilly in the field. Final score shows Bangor with 10 base hits to Fall River 8 and errors 3 to 5. Wheeler and Hayes shared batteries with Klobedanz and Ruper.
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Bangor
Fall River
Wheeler
Deady
Brady
Reilly
Wenco
Hayes
Klobedanz
Ruper
Pawtucket Defeated as Haverhill Wins 16 to 5
In Haverhill on August 28 Black struggled in the box allowing many runs as Pawtucket fell behind. Anderson delivered strong all around play and Freeman hit a bases loaded homer in the sixth. Final score Haverhill 16 Pawtucket 5 with 12 and 11 base hits for each side.
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Haverhmill
Black
Pawtucket
Anderson
Freeman
Haverhill
Viau
Sweeney
New Bedford Tops Portland In Tight Baseball Clash
New Bedford defeated Portland as Dolan was hit hard at key moments. Jones hit a grand slam with the bases loaded and Cotter also homered with two on. Final score New Bedford 10 Portland 6. Hits: New Bedford 11, Portland 9. Errors: New Bedford 3, Portland 2. Batters Driscoll Smith Dolan Elgar.
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New Bedford
Portland
New Bedford Today
Dolan
Jones
Cotter
Driscoll and Smith
Elgar
Eastern League Meeting Extends Schedule For Yonkers Game
A special Eastern Baseball League meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York discussed extending the season to allow Yonkers, formerly the Allentowns, to play the Giants on the Giants ground. The season could not be extended this year though two thirds of clubs petitioned, and the schedule was rearranged so Yonkers faces New York on September 7 at Polo Grounds. President Powers praised the season as likely the most successful in Eastern League history.
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New York
Eastern Baseball League
Fifth Avenue
Yonkers Club
Allentowns
Giants
Yonkers
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Powers
Eastern League Scores From Last Night Seventeen Innings Dark
In Springfield Illinois, Springfield-Springfield tied Wilkes Barre 7 to 7 after sixteen innings halted by darkness. Providence beat Allen Town 6 to 3. Syracuse defeated Buffalo 15 to 7. Scranton edged Erie 13 to 12.
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Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Allentown
Syracuse
Buffalo
Scranton
Erie
Baseball at Jefferson: Mt Pleasants beat Moultons 26 to 11
Mt Pleasants defeated Moultons at Jefferson by 26 to 11. Wagner and Sheehan combined for strong battery work, with Joe Drum of Boston College contributing notable play. Final lines show Mt Pleasants 27, Moultons 22. Mt Pleasants had 18 hits to Moultons 6 and 5 errors to 12. Umpire Tom Prendergast.
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Mt. Pleasants
Moultons
Jefferson
Wagner
Sheehan
Joe Drum
Boston College
Dorsey
Brady
Tom Prendergast
Wrenn Wins As Goodbody’s Streak Is Broken In Newport
Wrenn defeats Goodbody 6-8 6-1 6-4 in a tense championship at Casino. The American champion resists a late surge, crowning Wrenn the title defender over England's challenger amid a long, decisive match. Also notes pacemaker rules shaping Springfield and Waltham cycling meets with broad entry lists for Monday.
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Newport
R. I
Wrenn
Goodbody
England
Hovey
Hobart
Larned
Bostwick
Charter Oak Track Sizzles With One Sided Wins
Hartford August races at Charter Oak Park feature straight-heat wins and little danger to leaders. Goldsmith dominates the 2:15 trot, while Ora Wilkes succumbs easily in the 2:10 pacing as Paul also wins twice. Judges Burke, Benson, and Seyms preside amid a day of largely unchallenged performances.
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Hartford
Charter Oak Park
Connecticut
Goldsmith
Mary Best
Mary
Margrave
Lea
Maud Karr
Ora Wilkes
Major Wonder
Paul
J. L. McCarthy
Morgan G. Burker
Arthur Benson
New York
R. N. Seyms
Fort Wayne Driving Club Races Show Fast Times At Fort Wayne
Finely contested second day at Fort Wayne meets, with Gazette and Syrena in 2 25 pacing, Syrena taking the final heat while Starr drives hard for second. Ofellus breaks in 2 28 trots, Rokeby and Sidmont lead 3 year old pace in 2 34 heat, Ethel A. sets track record 2 11 1 4 for 3 year olds.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne Driving Club
Gazette
Syrena
Louisville
Starr
Ofellus
Ethel A
Rokeby
Sidmont
Saugus Track Meet Under Preparation In New York
James O Gray, manager of the Saugus track, is in New York arranging details for the Saugus running meet starting next Monday. A Jockey Club license will bar outlawed horses, guaranteeing spectators first class animals at the historic track.
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Saugus Track
James O. Gray
Saugus
New York
Jockey Club
Abdell Wins Yearling Dash in 2 26 Record Time
Abdell, a brown colt owned by Palo Alto stock farm, won the yearling dash at Woodland California on August 28 in 2 26 breaking the trotting record for yearlings in a race.
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Abdell
Woodland
Cal
Palo Alto Stock Farm
Winners at Sheepshead Bay horse meet
At Sheepshead Bay L I on August 28 the five furlong race saw Hurlingham win with Melba second and Panway third. The mile race gave Dr Garnett first Antipode second Indra third. A track record was set in the fourth race at one mile with Ducat first Prig second Jack of Spades third. The Dash stakes over five furlongs went to Brandywine with McKee second Handspun third. The Twin City handicap mile and a quarter was won by Dorian with Saragossa second Robins third. The turf one mile produced Marshal first Nero second Leonville third. Time records noted for several events.
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Springfield Boys
Press
Waltham
Towne
Sheepshead Bay
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Melba
Panway
Slime
Hugh Penny
Rieckawk
Frank Hir
Dr. Garnett
Antipode
Indra
Ducat
Prig
Jack of Spades
Brandywine
McKee
Handspun
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Saragossa
Bbins
Marshal
Nero
Leonville
Will Stay At New London For Boat Race
The Springfield Board of Trade consideration of offering inducements to Yale and Harvard to hold the annual boat race in Connecticut is seen as unlikely due to valuable New London quarters and associated costs. Yale men say Springfield lacks a comparable course to New London.
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New Haven
Springfield Board of Trade
Yale
Harvard
Connecticut
New London
Springfield
Boston Football Club seeks Labor Day match
Captain James Calnan announces the team will play any club for zero side or for the State championship on Labor Day under Gaelic Athletic Association rules. Only players from affiliated clubs may participate. Arrangements can be made at the Post office Friday at 7 30 with three members from each club present.
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James Calnan
Boston Football Club
Gaelic Athletic Association
the Post
Carville Expelled From National Association Tracks
Bangor report says St. John owner driver Carville of Speculation was unfit to drive at the opening heat and refused a substitute. Judges ordered a new driver and expelled Carville from all National Association tracks after he barred replacements.
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Bangor
Carville
St. John
National Association
Situations Wanted Classified Ad Listing Rates
Classified notice announces rates for situations wanted and other personal ads at one cent per word. Short, readable line emphasizes pricing and ad categories.
South Boston Athletic Club Entries For Melville Garden Meet
The South Boston Athletic Club announces the entry list for tomorrow's games at Melville Garden Downer Landing featuring top New England athletes in sprint events distances relays and field contests including tug of war and a swimming match between F J Carey and George Holm.
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Melville Garden
Downer Landing
New England
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Nonpartel Associates
Be Game Outing Club
F. J. Carey
George Holm
Thomas E. Burke
Thomas F. Keane
Es Awe
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E . M. Johnson
Prince of Wales Plate Won by Whittier at York
At York meeting on August 28 the Prince of Wales plate for 2 year olds, a 1000 sovereign race, was won by Whittier.
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London
York
Whittier
Galiformia Pricing Noted at Calion and Dock Square
An itemized ad lists PURE GALIFORMIA WIRES at $ i per Calion and 4 Bouties Assorted at $ I. BLANGHARD & FARRAR operates from 14 to 17 Dock Square and 3 Faneuil Hall. The text reflects an early 20th century catalog style with vendor names and locations.
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Dock Square
Faneuil Ha
Old Dr Hallock 40 Years In The Same Mince
Old Boston medical ad claims Dr Hallock cures private diseases of men with blood poison symptoms. Promises speedy permanent cures and mail treatment. Sells Electric Pills for loss of manhood with guarantee, prices $1 per box or 6 for $5.
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Medical Institute
Court St
Boston
Museum of Anatomy
Regatta Entries Open as New England Rowing Names Officials
The New England Amateur Rowing Association met at the Revere House. James P. Fox opened entries, with $450 received. Officials named include Theodore Van Rader as referee and James R. Doyle as clerk of course. Entries list many crews across junior, intermediate, and senior events. The senior four and several scull races are set, with Van Fleet aiming for the senior single and First Bohemian eight among invited entrants.
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James P. Fox
van Fliet
Vesper Double
Fox
New York
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Theodore van Rader
Atalantas
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Riversides
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Frank Baltz
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William O'Leary
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Arthur W. Bergley
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Arthur Sullivan
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Newport Races End in 21-Footer Victory for Celia
The Newport regatta concludes after 10 days with Celia winning the final 21-footers race in Newport, Illinois on August 28. Celia earns $100 cash as the series prize from the citizens regatta committee, with $500 subscribed for the three-race series. Vaquero finishes second.
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Newport
R. IL
Celia
Citizens’ Regatta Committee
Vaquero
New Hampshire Road and Trotting Breeders Meet Opens
Manchester hosts the fourth annual NH Road and Trotting Breeders Association meet with a large crowd. Forenoon highlights include Standard-bred stallions mares and colts exhibition, a stake race for yearlings. Afternoon features three races with favorites prevailing in two. Radka wins the yearling race, George A wins the 3-year-old, Conemar takes the 2:50 stakes.
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New Hampshire
Neers
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Brewster
George A
Fifield
Conemar
Evans
Trotting at Peabody Labor Day Races in Lynn
The Lynn Driving Club schedules races at Rockdale Park in Peabody on Labor Day with entries closing Thursday. Events include a 38-minute class 2:50 and a free-for-all.
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Lynn
Lynn Driving Club
Rockdale Park
Peabody
Sequel to Day suicide tale leads to libel arrests
In New York on August 28 a sequel to sprinter Willie Day's Bergen Point death includes the arrest of Miss Helen D Lawrence and Nicholas Roderick on criminal libel charges. They allegedly circulated reports harming Miss Phebe Leonard, 16, and claimed Leonard caused Day's embezzlement arrest to be published, driving him to self destruction.
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Willie Day
Bergen Point
Helen D. Lawrence
Nicholas Roderick
H. W. Leonard
Leonard, Fowler & Leonard
Broadway
Phebe Leonard
Miss Lawrence
Phebe
Roderick
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Spalding's Official Football Guide 1894 Published
The football rules recommended by the rules committee and approved by the University Athletic Club will govern intercollegiate games this year. Walter Camp edits the new guide, which is twice as large as previous editions and now available for 10 cents plus shipping from the American Sports Publishing Company, 241 Broadway, New York.
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Spalding
Walter Camp
America
American Sports Publishing Company
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New York City
Lynn High to Meet Boston High on Labor Day
Lynn high school football hosts Boston high school in Lynn on Labor Day for a $75 a side game in the forenoon.
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Lynn
Boston
Sullivan's Show A True American at Sing Sing
John L. Sullivan, Boston's famed citizen, performed in a new show titled A True American at the Olive Opera House in Sing Sing. The performance featured Sullivan as a determined hero foiling a kidnap plot, with a rival prize fighter aiding the villain. The reviewer noted Sullivan's improved acting, a week without alcohol, and strong audience response.
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John L. Sullivan
Boston
Corbett
Sing Sing
Olive Opera House
Sullivan
Ralph Belmer
Florence
Flossie
Jim
Bludgeon
Bykes
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Griffo Wins In Controversial Fight With McAuliffe
Boxing column condemns the judging in the Griffo McAuliffe bout as biased. It notes Griffo clearly outboxed McAuliffe, cites a dishonest referee choice, and suspects the result was unfair. Also mentions a new Brooklyn boxing club and past bout notes.
Boston Hurling ClubWon't Play For Less Than $100
Boston Hurling Club manager Michael Ahearn said the team has never challenged any club to play for less than $100 and has not issued a challenge for $650. The group will not arrange a Labor Day game and has planned an outing instead.
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Boston Hurling Club
Michael Ahearn
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Boston
Salisbury Beach Gathering Program At Salisbury Beach
Amesbury August 28 The committee of arrangements for the annual Salisbury Beach gathering outlines a three day program starting September 6 with bicycle races sack races climbing greased pole and political speaking. September 7 features more races and the high tide event blowing up the wreck of the Jennie M. Carter plus evening fireworks and balloon ascensions.
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Salisbury Beach
Jennie M. Carter
Clyde steamers offer harbor ride for Boston fruit receivers
The Clyde line steamers will host a harbor outing for Boston fruit receivers today. Invitations call for a trip to Bags Point leaving Lincoln Wharf at 12:30.
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