Hawley Stars As Browns Top Boston 7-5 In Slugfest
Hawley shut down Selee's lineup twice, Milwaukee’s Dowd and Ely drove in key runs as St Louis defeated Boston 7 to 3, scoring late on Miller’s homer and a ninth inning surge. Hawley, Hogan, and Ely paced the Browns while Nash and Duffy led Boston’s bats.
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Hawley
Christopher von der Ahe
St. Louis
Browns
Selee
Bostons
Hugh
Tommie
Tom Tucker
Billy Nash
Dowd
Tuck
Bannon
Ely
Connor
Boston
Miller
Shugart
Peitz
Nash
Hogan
Tenney
Short
Billy
Duffy
Banan
Ganzel
Milley
Hodson
Lowe
Quinn
Lotis
AB. R
Bracks
Cress
Ee Miller
Breas
Connaughton
McCarthy
Tucker
Wage OB
Tfonnecyy
Seeeevece
Pganzel Cracccessessess
Seeresereseeeee
Rafug
Sanase Vecevess
Dufty
McQuade
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg in Game One at Home
Brooklyns top Gumbert with heavy hitting as Lachance and Beckley homer. Second game sees Pittsburg win before darkness, Daub shelled. Attendance 3,000 first game, 3,229 second. fielding errors 4 and 2 respectively.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Gumbert
Lachance
Beckley
Daub
Orioles Third Beat Colonels to Take First Place
Baltimore won its third straight over Columbus Colonels to seize the league lead as Gleason and Knell were hit hard and heavy batting in the seventh inning produced five runs. Attendance 2000. Cleveland.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Colonels
Gleason
Knell
Cleveland
Pompadour Haircutting Heads Paris Styles in U S
Originators of the pompadour style run the largest haircutting establishment of the kind in the United States at 19 Tremont Row, Boston. Twelve special artists cut elegant Paris inspired pompadours to become head and face of fashion.
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Paris
BROS
Tremont Row
United States
Baltimore and Louisville Settle Postponed Game Tomorrow
Baltimore and Louisville finalize arrangements to play a postponed contest tomorrow. The box shows Baltimore scoring 9801006060 minus 3 and Louisville 09220010038 with Baltimore 16 hits to Louisville 15 and errors 2 to 3. Batteries Gleason and Robinson for Baltimore Knell and Grimm for Louisville.
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Baltimore
Louisville
Gleason
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In Long Batting Game
Chicago took another game from Philadelphia in a long contest marred by kicks. Home runs by Wilmot Hutchison Clement and Boyle. Attendance 1800. Final score Chicago 15 Philadelphia 6. Errors Chicago 2 Philadelphia 2. Hutchison Schriver Harper Clements were the battery.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Wilmot
Hutchison
Clement
Boyle
Chico RG Cus Jasvesnxs
Hutchison and Schriver
Harper and Clements
Senators Brace Up as Washington Beats Cincinnati
Washington won three straight over Cincinnati as Fisher missed the plate and sharp fielding aided the home team. Mercer relieved in the ninth after Cincinnati scored twice off Stockdale. Attendance 2461. Final: Washington eight, Cincinnati six. Hits: Washington eight, Cincinnati three. Errors: Washington two, Cincinnati three. Batteries Stockdale Mercer McGuire Fisher Merritt.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Fisher
Mercer
Stockdale
McGuire
Merritt
Cleveland Beats New York in High-Scoring Game
The Cleveland club defeated New York 4 to 3 in a varied scoring affair. German started for New York and gave way to Clark after two innings as Cleveland connected for two big innings, with Childs homering for New York and Sullivan handling baserunners well for Cleveland. Attendance reached about 3,000.
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New York
Clevelands
New Yorks
German
Clark
Childs
Mike Sullivan
Cleveland
Sullivan
Zimmer
Wilson
Ball Game Scheduling After Chicago Grand Stand Fire
The Chicago grand stand burn yesterday may shift several games from Western to Eastern grounds. Chicago-Boston games could move to Boston with New York-Cleveland games debated for polo grounds. Baltimore and Louisville already arranged three games in Baltimore. The nine games run September 8 to 11, with one Sunday game and Louisville versus Baltimore on September 7.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Hanlon
Hart
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Polo Grounds
Louisville
Fall River Defeats New Bedford Amid Injuries and Slumps
New England League leaders Fall River suffered a knockout loss to New Bedford as two accidents marred the game. Pitcher Sexton broke a finger while fielding, while T. McDermott absorbed a blow to the temple and was briefly unconscious. Rupert homered with two aboard and Abbott made a notable left field catch as Fall River, with eight men available, fell behind early and never recovered.
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Fall River
New England
New Bedford
T. McDermott
Sexton
Rollins
Driscoll
Rupert
Abbott
Lincoln
Fall Rivers
Bangor Defeats Portland In Twin Baseball Games At Fair Grounds
Bangor wins the first game 9 to 8 with strong hitting and solid defense, tallying 15 base hits to Portland's 10 while committing five errors to the visitors' two. The second game ends in a one sided 3 to 1 Bangor victory as Portland uses three pitchers and Wheeler shines on the mound.
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Bangor
Portland
Braham
Hayes
Madden
Dolan
Edgar
Casey
Fitzmaurice
Wheeler
Burns
Cagey
Pawtucket Crushes Lewiston. Gray Sets Strikeout Mark
Pawtucket had an easy win over Lewiston as Gray struck out eight, setting a new record. The game ended after six innings due to darkness with Pawtucket 21 Lewiston 1. Base hits favored Pawtucket 23 to 4, errors 1 and 8. Battery Gray Yeager Sullivan Bergen.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Lewiston
Sulivan
Gray
Yeager
Sullivan
Bergen
Ponies Edge Yonkers in Easy Springfield Victory
Kelly and his Yonkers team fell to the Ponies in Springfield as Miller controlled the game and the locals hammered Duryea with hits, showcasing a one sided contest in favor of Springfield.
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Springfield
Kelly
Yonkers
Miller
Duryea
Providence Grays Triumph Over Wilkesbarre In Tight Match
Providence Grays defeated Wilkesbarre 9 to 5 at home, aided by stronger batting and steadier fielding. Pitcher Egan starred aside from a rare error, with Betts and Gillen's misplays contributing to early runs. Attendance recorded at 800.
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Providence
R. I
Providence Grays
Wilkesbarres
Egan
Keenan
Betts
Gillen
Wilkesbarre
Winsted Captures Connecticut Baseball Title in Decisive Game
Winsted defeated Hartford 4 to 1 in ten innings before about 1000 fans in the decisive Connecticut baseball championship game at Winsted. Batteries Simmons and Mackey faced Gannon and Moran.
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Winsted
Conn
Connecticut
Hartford
Simmons
South Boston Club Holds Harbored Track Picnic at Melville Garden
About 500 attendees watched a 3 to 4 pm start for improvised races at Melville Garden harbor event. Walsh and Pat Walsh led mile and 100 yard events with shifts in time, while George Dow and J M Gallagher starred in sprints. Tug of war sparked a close finish as South Boston Athletic Club won.
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South
Walsh
Holmes
George Dow
R. P. Williams
East Boston A. A
P. J. Harrison
G. J. Rau
St. Mary’s A. C
William Robinson
Chelsea H.S. A. A
J. M. Gallagher
Harry Bannister
Pat Walsh
George C. Dow
J. J. McKinnon
Dorchester
W. Allison
R. P. Willams
G. J. Raw
Harry Jope
J. M. Shoemaker
Fran Rowe
BL. Hopkinson
Distan
Tony “Isidets
Aoe
B.A. C
Ain
Bernard Dohayty
W. Archibald
J. Fitzpatrick
F. B. Looney
A. A
Frank Magrath
Ore
Varnell Athlete Club
South Boston Athletic Club
South Boston
Ring Notes: Jackson Leaves New York for West
Peter Jackson quits New York for the West in apparent disgust at not securing a match with Corbett. He may stop in Chicago to draw half of a $20,000 side bet and seek talks with Parson Davies, who rumor says has quit him. Sullivan seeks a 145 pound bout with O Brien or any opponent up to 185 pounds. O Brien aims for a meeting with Tommy Ryan and vows not to enter the ring in poor condition. Prospect of Johnson vs Binney at the Cribb Club in Chicago soon.
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Peter Jackson
New York City
West
Corbett
Jackson
Chicago
Parson Davies
John A. Sullivan
the Post
Dick O’brien
Tommy Ryan
Sullivan
Billy Hennessey
O’brien
Walter Johnson
Ed Binney
Cribb
Hudson Horses Meet Highlights at Hudson Raceway
At Hudson New York on August 30 the free-for-all trotting and pacing finale saw B. B. Newhaven win all three heats in 2:28 2:21 2:28. Little Nancy of Troy captured the 2:40 class in three straight heats with times 2:32 2:29 2:29.5. Glen gariff and Harry won the double team race with leading times 3:02 2:59 2:51 2:48 and Golden Bells of Pittsfield won the three-year-old race in 2:49 2:44.
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Hudson
N. Y
B. B. Newhaven
Little Nancy
Troy
Glengariff
Harry
Golden Bells
Pittsfield
Independence Races Feature Wins at 1000 Dollar Purses
In Independence Iowa on August 30 Lady Wilkes Vera Capel Baron Dale Nina Medium each won a 1000 dollar purse event. First race 2:29 trot won by Lady Wilkes with times 2:16 1 2, 2:18 1 2, 2:18. Second race 2:20 trot won by Vera Capel with times 2:13 1 4, 2:11, 2:11 1 2, 2:10 3 4. Third race 2:2 pace won by Baron Dale with times 2:17 1 4, 2:15, 2:15 8 4, 2:18, Fourth race 2:17 trot won by Nina Medium with times 2:13 1 2, 2:14 1 4, 2:18 1 4, 2:14 1 4.
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Independence
Lady Wilkes
Vera Capel
Barondale
Nina Medium
Wesleyan Football Schedule Outlining Fall Games
Middletown Conn Aug 30 Wesleyan releases fall football slate with Orange Athletics at Orange Oct 6 Amherst here Oct 12 Dartmouth here Oct 16 New Jersey Athletic Club at Bergen Point Oct 19. Also arranged with Syracuse Trinity and Union. Harvard possibly here in November.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Orange
Amherstshere
Dartmouthshere
New Jersey Athletic Club
Bergen Point
Syracuse
Trinity
Union
Harvard
Wachu setts and Belmont contest city rowing title
Worcester August 30 The Wachusett and Belmont rowing crews challenged for the city championship at Lake Quinsigamond. The Wachusett eight won by two lengths in a time of 8 minutes 19 1 2 seconds securing gold watches as the prize.
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Worcester
Wachusetts
Belmont
Lake Quinsigamond
Massachusetts L A W fall meet plans under way in Springfield
Preliminary arrangements for the Massachusetts division of the L A W are shaping up with the fall meet centered on a grand ball at City Hall on Sept 12. A full military band will attend and the quarterly division meeting precedes the dance. Potential chief consul candidates for 1895 are discussed amid ongoing league maneuvering and local politics.
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Massachusetts
Jack Crown
Springfield
Massachusetts Division Board of Officers
New York
Potter
Santee
Luscomb
League
Good Roads
Sterling Elliott
National Assembly
Perkins
Miller
Boston
Spencer
T. Williams
Medford
Waltham
Bliss
Johnson
Harry Tyler
Tyler
Johhny
Sanger
Arnold Porter
E. C. Johnson
Brockton Boys
Butler in Vermont at Brattleboro Wheel Club Meet
The Vermont Wheel Club tournament in Brattleboro drew a record turnout with prizes above 600 dollars. Winners include J. J. O’Neil Keene in the one mile handicap 2:28 3-5 and Nat Butler Cambridgeport in the one mile open 2:20 1-5, plus Irwin Combs Brattleboro in the Windham county mile 2:37 4-5 and F I Elmer Chicopee in the one mile handicap 2:13 2-5. The two mile handicap saw Nat Butler triumph in 4:42 2-5, and G A McEward Springfield set 1:10 for the half mile 1:30 class.
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Brattleboro
Vermont Wheel Club
J. J. O’neil
Keene
Hugh Robson
Salem
Windham County
Irwin Combs
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
F. I. Elmer
Chicopee
G. A. McEadward
Springfield
Nancy prize race at Buffalo Velo drome 3000m winner Harris
In Paris Aug 30 Harris won the Nancy prize race of 3000 metres at the Buffalo Velo drome with Banker second. Zimmerman, American champion, failed to beat Tyler's mile record with a flying start, timing 2 15 4 5. Forman won the 15 kilometre race after Zimmerman refused to ride, who later accused the timekeeper of dishonesty and bribery before attempting a 1 mile against time, finishing 2 08 1 5.
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Paris
Nancy
Buffalo
Harris
Banker
Zimmerman
Tyler
Forman
Lawrence Wins At Cricket In Penn Field Match
Lawrence, Aug 30. The team from two local clubs defeated the Heddon field Penn team by 10 to 64. Simmons scored 34 for the visitors as the only double. Bruce Merrill Gill and Carter batted well. Lawrence bowled tight, home side 49 in the second innings before darkness halted play.
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Lawrence
Heddonfield
Penn
Simmons
Bruce
Merrill
Gill
Carter
Innning
Vigilant Arrives Here Amid Cheers For Dart Yacht Race
The American sloop Vigilant arrived at Dartmouth at 8 pm in tow of the steam yacht Pelican. Tomorrow under Royal Dart Yacht Club auspices a 40 mile triangular race offers 250 dollars to the winner and 150 to the runner up with Vigilant and Satanita expected as the only competitors.
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Dartmouth
Vigilant
Pelican
Royal Dart Yacht Club
Satanita
Halleck and Co. advertise cure for blood poison and sexual diseases
An antique Nassau street style page lists Dr Halleck and Co at 110 Court Street Boston offering cures for blood poisoning and related maladies. It promotes permanent remedies without mercury, mail treatment, and a museum of anatomy. Also mentions Electric Pills for male debility and a payment guarantee.
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Hallock
Yeal
Court
Boston
Uto
Dr.hallock &Co
Halleck
Museum of Anatomy
Court St
Police Raid Controversy Upsets East Boston Town Meeting
Townspeople clash as former chief Herbert W. Tewksbury questions police raids including a July 3 operation and a Sunday raid on a private house. Selectmen deny awareness, while residents defend officers and note temperance town policy at Winthrop.
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Boston
Herbert W. Tewksbury
B. Lewis
New Winthrop Hotel
Neers
Hisses
Yeman
Winthrop
Temperance Town
William Colton
Raid Instigator Denial Sparks Political Challenge
A defiant statement reads I challenge any man to bring forth an iota of evidence that I was the instigator of the raid. The remark frames a political confrontation as the speaker disputes allegations and calls for proof amid ongoing controversy.
Winthrop debate on hotel, police, and reform splits town
Citizens argue over police protection and town policy as residents criticize hotel plans and raids. David Floyd argues for strong winter policing, while others urge Selectmen to reorganize the force and disclose actions. A Treasury vote tweak is floated to $750 for raid clarifications.
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Mr. Snow
Winthrop
Crescent Beach
David Floyd
Selectmen
George C. Marden
Floyd
Races At Fort Wayne Highlight Fast Track And Records
About ten thousand spectators watched a fast card at Fort Wayne with Joe Patchen delivering a standout 2:06 third heat in the 2:18 pace tying his record and lowering the track mark. Scourine set a two year old trot record at 2:25 8-4 while Ballona won the 2:20 trot. Trevillian, Scourne, Joan Patchen, Bare lona and Hal Braden also posted victories in their respective races.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Joe Patchen
Roy Wilkes
Curry
Patcchen
Scourine
Lady Potter
Budd Doble
Ballona
Heir-at-Law
Geers
Trevillian
Scour’ne
Joan Patchen
Barelona
Hal Braden
Nellie A. Wins Nutmeg Stake at Charter Oak
At Charter Oak Hartford Aug 20 slow time marked the races after morning rain. Nellie A clearly led the Nutmeg stake heat defeating Coincident and others. owner Anglin breeder received 11000 with 10000 to Nellie A and smaller shares to Coincident Ruprecht Precenz. Muta Wilkes failed to catch rivals in fast trotting. Whisper, Bligard, Sterling and Aleyo placed in order. A matched trotting race tomorrow was announced between Great Barrington Mass Miss Mullin and Isaac Sanderson Willimantic Moss Rose.
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Hartford
Charter Oak
Nellie
Terre Haute
Angelin
Nellie A
Ruprecht
Precenz
Muta Wilkes
Whisper
Reek
Bligard
Sterling
Aleyo
Morrow
Thomas Greywood
Great Barrington
Mass
Miss Mullin
Isaac Sanderson
Willimantic
Conn
Moss Rose
Manchester’s Meet Opens With Trotting Winners Shine
In Manchester New Hampshire 2030 attendees witness day three of the Road and Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association. Sancmar dominates the 2:40 class as Blackstone wins the stake No 4 3-year-olds. Prince captures the 2-year-olds in a swift 1:24 3-4 heat with further racing to come at dusk.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Sancmar
Canemar
Blackstone
Prince
Vermont Breeders' meeting concludes at Rutland
The Vermont Breeders' meeting ended in Rutland amid threatening weather and a wet slow track. Rare John won the first race with times 2 41 and 2 83 1 2. Mack captured the second race in 2 29 1 2, 2 28 3 4. Lord Shelburne won the third race with times 2 37 1 2, 2 34 1 2.
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Rutland
Vermont
John
Mack
Lord Shelburne
Androscoggin County Fair Closes Amid Rainy Day
Rain kept crowds away at Evergreen Park as Androscoggin county fair ended. Leola by Rockefeller won the foals stake with a 2:38 1-2 time, while E E Allen's mare Maude Brino, by Albrino, captured the gent's driving race on a heavy track.
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Livermore Falls
Androscoggin County
Evergreen Park
Leola
Rockefeller
E. E. Allen
Albrino
Results From Sheepshead Bay Races Show Winners
At Sheepshead Bay on August 30 the Futurity course winner was Applause in 1 11 1 5. Dorran won the Reapers stakes in 2 01 2 5. Dolabra captured the Sapphire stakes in 1 08 2 5. Domino took the Ocean handicap in 1 40 1 5. Faraday won the 1 64 2 5 mile race. Lightfoot prevailed over 1 2 11 2 6 turf. Leonville won the 1 mile turf in 1 42 3 5.
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Sheepshead Bay
Applause
Dorran
Dolabra
Domino
Faraday
Lightfoot
Leonville
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