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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1897

Page

3

Boston Climbs In Standings After Tough Gotham Trip

Boston under fresh leadership faces a crowded schedule with two key games at Philadelphia and a major East Coast circuit. Meekin and Nichols spark a pitchers duel, while Stivetts and Lake bolster the defense as Boston eyes another split with the Phillies. Strong with solid hitting, Boston shows resilience despite injuries and depth concerns in the utility roles.

Slow game as Reds beat Baltimores in Baltimore

About 10 000 fans watched Cincinnati defeat Baltimore 6 to 4 in a slow contest marked by misplays and frequent kicking by Umpire Hurst. Key moments involved Jennings, Kelley, Ritchey, and a disputed out call at first. Cincinnati scored early, Baltimore chased but could not overcome the deficit.

Cincinnati Reds Baltimores Hurst Jennings Kelley Corcoran Ritchey Baltimord AB. R. B. PO. A. BE. McGraw Riche Oaks Cues Keeler Reyeek Vgs Stenzel Doyle Bowerman Torseeeaee Baltimore McGraw Burke Hoy Dyer Pannier Orr Dwyer Corbett Dwyer Mme Ampre—Hurst

Record To Date Games Won And Lost Summary

Boston has one win while Baltimore and New York have losses. The record shows 750 to 479 in the prior tally with Boston over Baltimore and Boston over New York.

Boston Baltimore New York

Yale Defeat Attributed To Pitching Disconnect In Camp

The article notes Yale’s loss stems from missing pitching connections this season while Harvard uses a stronger batting lineup and steadier pitching. It lists New England colleges Brown Holy Cross Wesleyan Amherst Williams and mentions players away at summer resorts and college teams fielding future big leaguers. Several Boston area teams and sprin kler players are highlighted along with Maldens in the roster.

Yale Harvard New England Brown Holy Cross Wesleyan Amherst Wiliams Bostons South Bostons Mt. Washingtons Everetts Carters Franklin St. Josephs Waltham The Fairmounts Marlboro Maldens

Louisville Wins Easily as Cunningham Shines

Louisville defeated its opponent in a steady, well supported game this afternoon, despite the scheduled match being moved from tomorrow. Cunningham pitched a solid effort with faultless support, drawing about 4000 in attendance as the score remained decisive through the contest.

Louisville Cunningham

Colts Take Easy Win Over Senators on Clean Fielding

Chicago July 4 Mercer lasted until the sixth after fourteen hits. Lange made a wonderful catch and Decker delivered solid batting as the Colts routed the Senators. Reilly suffered a badly split finger while stopping a hot liner. Attendance 3600. The score:

Chicago Colts Senators Mercer Lange Decker Reilly

Springfield Dominates Providence at Rocky Point

Willie Mains pitched strong for Springfield as Braun and the Providence club struggled with poor support. Springfield won by a large margin in Rhode Island on July 4, with the home team failing to field an effective lineup and multiple misplays shaping the outcome.

Providence R. I Willie Mains Rocky Point Braun Springfield

Newark Defeats Lancaster in Twelve Inning Tilt

In Newark New Jersey on July 4 Newark defeated Lancaster in an exciting twelve inning contest. Newark outfielded by Lancaster but Newark's timely hitting carried the day. Final score Newark 8 Lancaster 7. Batteries Gettig and Zeartogs for Newark Yeager and West for Lancaster.

Newark N. J Lancaster Gettig and Zeartogs Yeager West

Scrambled Rounds of Rail Matches Listed Across Cities

Fragmentary OCR lists rail match or race pairings by city names Providence Pawtucket Springfield Syracuse Rochester Poataree N J Haptfore and Buffalo with numbers 7 7 1 2 4 8 9 9. The text is unclear but indicates a sequence of intercity events or race results across multiple regions without complete details.

Providence Springfield Syracuse Rochester Rac Poataree N. J Pater Gon Buffalo Toron

Amateurs Hunt For Games In Three Way Post League Tie

Three clubs share first place as the fifth week closes in the Post baseball League. The Vernons were beaten by the North End Union moving them to third, Crescent Juniors hold second, and University City fourth while Etters follow. Numerous clubs seek games with 10 to 18 year old squads from Boston and suburbs, with many organizers listing contact names and addresses for arranging matches.

New York Bosver Giants Baltimore Nichols Rosie Ted War Horse Jouett Meekin Meekin Boston Jack Stivetts Stivetts Bostons Jack Lake Selee Philadelphia Lewis Lowe Stahl Jon Alphia Boston O Cincinnati Pittsburg Cleveland Orioles Jennings Keeler Brookyn Washington Louisville Chicago St. Louis Colts Newport New England Brockton Fall River New Bedford Pawtucket Taunton Harvard Yale Carters Staggs Vernons North End Union Crescent, Jr.’s Watert Bak University City Ettes Chef bin Car E. L. Brownes East Leah Hepotters Cambridge Béidpepare River Street Cam Clar Tates J. Quirk Finkelsteins Nar Hoa Willian Flynn Phonoharp Coreyerne E Street Wrath Burns Parker Street Charlestoe Fred Loverless Somerville Y . R. Glen Krohn Tufts i Texas Bigates Oise Woud Dee E. Noonan Bank Charlestown Unker Hill Linwood John Bennett Fens Gates North End Huser A. G. Rees Henny Derhe Sarpricpeport Menee Violet, Jrs Charles M Wig Street Roxbury Portland Reds Frank Coul Stars East Bos C. W. Yorks East Boston Joseph Hous Appentane Street Oxfords Wreseter Worley Minis X Poi Soo Oterch Conways P. O’connor Frederick Street J. Hewly Henly Street Winthrops James Crosby Salem Avenue South Charlestown Havre Reds Herbert Leary Havre Street Hinghams Jeffersons H. Morrison Salem Street Pioneers Edward Langle Main Street Harvard Reds Davis Street Cambridgeport Willows South Boston St. Josephs J. A. Gagan Third Charles Sumner Paddock E. Kelley Liverpool Maverick Streets Charlesgates Wilmounts Elliots Jamaica Plain James T. Doyle Charles Street City Waverleys Brooke Avenue Pacifics C. Marion Athen Street Marion Jordan Marsh Dennis Hurley Marion Street Knights of Sacred Heart Louis Ruff Rocket Joseph Biely Gates Street Chelsea H. Winter Broadway East Cambridge James Mullaly Winter Street Medfords Bresnahan Truro Avenue Medford Peninsulars H. Cahill Athens Street Columbias McDonough Hildred Place Warrens Walter H. McNamara Belmont Street Vernon Juniors

Local Youth League Seeks 18 Year Old Opponents Across City

Boston area youths list teams and contacters seeking matches with 18 year old squads. Names include Dexter street 9 Wagner street Belpre and Cambridge addresses with clubs such as Neponsets Linweed Hobos Mascots and North End Unions arranging games and open dates with guarantees and uniformed teams.

Tranus Gam O' Dexter Broadway Eprown Linweed W. P. Culpey Maden City Barnards City Point Matt Landergan Schrepel Plage South Boston Hobos East Boston G. Murphy Summer Street North End Jacobs Stillman Street Boston Walter Steimberaus Decatur Street Cambridge

RIVER YACHTING RACES PROMISE BRISK DAY ON CHARLES

Oarsmen trained hard amid crowded boat houses as preparations fill the river scene. Races start at 1 30 with events run off quickly. spectators view from River Street, Union Boat Club, and nearby waterfront. Multiple clubs including Bradfords and West End B C field crews amid a bustling program with city point regattas and yacht club activities continuing through the afternoon.

The Charles Union B Bradfords Lynn Bridges Ducey Riversides Tom Hynes E. Hayes Joe Hobbs O’leary West End B. C Wabewawa Canoe Club Thotroien City Point Scott Box Bim” Gray Robinson Arab III Quincy E. J. Powers Columbia Yacht Club Oriole James E. Doherty Charles FE. O'Donnell Rockport Clio Ruddick Messrs Young Dillehante Fred Day Marblehead Moose Schindler Dorchester Yacht Club Mirage Cohasset Dorchester Savin Hill Harbinger Muriel Iola Tacoma Harolde Little Peter City Beverly Buzzard’s Bay Burgess Corinthian East Gloucester Pennant Larchmont Plymouth Revere Wollaston

Speeders Prom Monopole and Woodshed Entered in 9111 Pace

Mystic Park secures a large field for its next meeting with entries in multiple pace classes. Notable names appear from New York and New Jersey, with purses of 600 to 6400 dollars and numerous horses listed in 2:19 and 2:13 pacing divisions along with 2:15 and 2:11 trotting events.

Speeders Monopole Woodshed New York New Jersey Mystic Park Tate Jones Waltham Mags W. P. Taylor Buffalo N. Y B. m. Rena R W. B. E. Lockwood B. G. Ray Baron J. M. Galvin Medford G. Fieldmont Garth & Gilchrist Medfor B. m. Hallena Dupiex John E. Turner Ambler Penn B. m. Niano J. J. Bowen G. Adonis B. A. Goodell E. G Sandy River Boy Ae Goodell B. m Carna V BE. M. Gillis Worcester Sarah Jones E. M. Gillis Goshen Edna B Arden Farms Hilda S. James Mulhall Tonawanda B. m. Roetta A. McDonald B. H Judge At Law J. BR Turner Clara G J. E. Turner Happy Lady Diet Farm Newark Del B. H. Kingert B. G. General B. G. Dixie D.A. Snell New Bedford M. Corticella Maple Hill Farm Sherbrooke Que G. m Katie F. John Kervick John Kervick B. G. Louis Victor Payne & Proctor Readville Fred Wilkes B. G. Cliford Mart Demarest Ch. G. Monopole George M. Tourtelott Somerville B. m. Arnie Shedd R. E. Collins B. G. Jimmy B. E. M. Gillis Ella C. Hearn O’neil Lexington John Riley Dr. Wood John Koster Philadelphia S. G. Allen B. G. Winfield Mason Farm Taunton B. m. Carya Charles S. Greene New Hartford B. H. Story Clay Charless. Greene B. m. Thalma

East Boston Regatta Opens With Barge Race Feature

The Fourth of July regatta at Jeffries Point East Boston starts at 1 PM under Boston city sponsorship. Entry list closed with J. J. Gleason of the Jeffries Social Club. Crews entered by Jeffries Social Club East Boston Rowing Association Columbia Rowing Association and the McDonald Social Club for the barge race.

Boston Jeffries Point East Boston J. J. Gleason Jeffries Social Club East Boston Rowing Association Columbia Rowing Association McDonald Social Club

Division 20 A O H Games At Somerville Grounds

The Division 20 A O H games at the YMCA Somerville grounds feature top champions including Tommy Conneff George B Tinder Everett McClelland and Conrad Marks Piper Donovan world sprint champion Walter Christig Tom Keene Johnnie Mack and Frank Rowe In addition a state Gaelic football final and a hurling clash between Divisions 20 and 40 are on the card with events starting at 1 PM.

Somerville Tommy Conneff George B. Tinder Everett McClelland Conrad Marks Piper Donovan Walter Christig Tom Keene Johnnie Mack Frank Rowe

Fitchburg Route to Montreal via Fort Ticonderoga and Champlain Shore

A note describes a Fitchburg railroad line to Montreal using Fort Ticonderoga and the west shore of Lake Champlain. It mentions Institute of Instruction tickets and a one way fare for the round trip.

Fitchburg Railroad Montreal Fort Ticonderoga Lake Champlain Institute of Instruction

Slashing Bout in Newmarket Junction Becomes Morning Fight

Tom Carpenter of Woburn Mass defeats Kerrigan in a brutal tenacious bout fought at daybreak on a country road ring. Spectators and police faced a long trek home after a hard early morning contest.

Newmarket Junction N. H Tom Carpenter Sam Kerrigan Woburn Mass Carpenter Kerrigan Dale

Purse Hike and Side Bets for Sullivan Palmer Bout

Rumors swirl around a potential Dave Sullivan versus Pedlar Palmer world bantam title fight in London with a $10,000 purse. Dr. Ordway, American club rep, discussed a $600 purse tied to a $2,500 side bet, offered to raise to $5,000 per side if Palmer agrees, and hinted the National Club may push the purse to $4,000 or higher. Contingent plans include Sullivan facing Jimmy Barry in Troy on July 26 for the American 115-pound title, with weigh in at 115 pounds and barbs about catchweights. Reports also note Nick Burley versus Kid McCoy in Troy, and Sullivan and Fitz may stage a separate exhibition today at Ambrose Park.

Dave Sullivan Palmer National Sporting Club of London Ordway Spike Sullivan Dave Spike National Club National Club For Action Solly Smith Solly California A. C Griffin Jack McGowan National London Ean Jimmy Barry Troy America Barry Sullivan Ward Anthony Sammy Kelly Nick Burley Kid McCoy Burley Nike Carpenter New York Sun Kid McPartland Joe Mullins Paddy Fengon Kerrigan Tom Hannon Woburn Tommy Ryan L. C Northampton George V. Tuohey

Carney Wins Handball World Title in Brooklyn Final

William Carvey of Swineford Mayo defeats James Fitzgerald of Tralee Kerry in the world handball championship final at Phil Casey's court in Brooklyn. Fitzgerald needed seven straight games to win the title but was overcome as Carney led 4 21 14 17 21 in the rubber.

New York William Carvey Swineford County Mayo Ireland Chicago James Fitzgerald Tralee County Kerry Phil Casey Brooklyn Kennedy Carney Fittzgerald Fitzgerald Matthew Foley William Keneally Jim Hughes Castlebar Sandy O'Leary

Washington Park pacing entries for July 24 meet

GENTRY AND ROBERT J. CHICAGO, July 4 entries list Star Point er and Joe Patchen and Frank Agan for a $5000 free-for-all pacing race at Washington Park Club on Saturday July 24. A $3000 purse plus $1000 extra for beating two minutes is offered for mile paced specials for John R. Gentry and Robert J. running with a mate. The 2:11 pacing class and other events are also noted. final entries close July 10.

Chicago Washington Park Club Star Pointer Joe Patchen Frank Agan John R. Gentry Robert J Lewis G. Tewksbury

O Connell Literary Association Outing at Amory Grove

The O Connell Literary Association of Boston held its first annual outing in Amory Grove Roxbury on Saturday with about 1500 attendees. Events included 16 pound shot put won by M Sullivan 40 feet 2 inches, J M Patton second 39 feet 10 inches. standing jumps led by M Sullivan 36 feet 6 inches, Patton second 3% feet. a tug of war between O Connells and Hiberni ans won by Hiberni ans. a juvenile glove contest between McDonnells of West Everett ended in a draw. Committee: J J Patton chairman W J Cassidy secretary J B Hamilton treasurer William O'Donnell.

O’connell Literary Association of Boston Amory Grove Roxbury M. Sullivan J. M. Patton

College Grads Meet Temperance Cadets at North End Park

The first professional game between the North End college grads and the Temperance Cadets starts at 9 am today at North End Park. After the game, the grads host open house in their Charter Street rooms, reflecting a noted rivalry and expected close, exciting play.

North End College North End Park Temperance Cadets

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