Pittsburg Defeats Boston On Contested Calls At Home
July 6 Pittsburg manager and fans rail against umpire McLaughlin as Boston leads early then falters in sixth and ninth, with Pittsburg rallying to beat Boston five runs after costly Burgers errors. Manager Selee to protest to President Nick Young as players clash over calls and interference.
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Pittsburg
Bostons
McLaughlin
Aittle
Burgers
Pittsburgs
Long
McCarthy
Nash
Nick Young
Selee
R. B
van Haltren
Ces
Donovan
Beckley
Seere
Glasscock
Avcacses
Smith
Bee Erbauer
Boston
Eweteeere
Lowe
Luffy
Il Carroll
Ehret
Bennett
Nichols
Ols
Lyons
Tong
Carroll
Wilteh
Ret
Bierbauer
Tucker
Cincinnati
Brooklyns
Reds
Brouthers
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Murphy
Stein
Kinslow
Mid-Summer Festival Planned by Boston Residents
A large meeting at the Working Boys' Home on Bennett Street organized Boston’s annual mid-summer festival to be held at the Boston baset grounds on Saturday, August 5. Daniel P. Toomey chaired. William H. Dowling led as secretary. entertainment will feature B F Keith's artists. a Legislature vs City Council baseball game, lacrosse, numerous sports, dancing near the right field bleachers, and a grand fireworks finale. Committees were named for athletics, dancing, press, police and transportation.
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Boston Baset
Working Boys
Bennett Street
Daniel P. Toomey
William H. Dowling
John P. Dore
B. F. Keith
Boston
Toomey
Transor Aes
Griffin to clash with Sol Smith for featherweight crown
John T Griffin and Sol Smith set to fight in Chicago Monday evening over 6000 dollars and the featherweight championship. The Post will cover the bout with a special account by Rob Roy as the representative.
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John T. Griffin
Sol Smith
Chicago
Rob Roy
Post
Baseball Talk on Boston Pitching and Management
Critics argue the Boston team overuses pitcher Nichols while Stivetts struggles to stay ready. Four games this week saw three starts by Nichols and two losses, prompting calls to rest overworked hurlers and enforce regular rotations amid frugal payroll constraints. Homestands near July 20 spark talk of field maintenance as infielders anticipate more grounders on shipshape diamonds.
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Boston
Stivetts
Selee
Nash
Bostons
Nichols
McLaughlin
Pittsburgs
Boston Diamond
John Hagzerty
Players Plan Thursday Ball Game and Variety Acts
A forthcoming ball game next Thursday promises much more than base hits. The program includes magic tricks by Harry Dixey, dances and position shifts in the field, talks by Harry M GLEwen and Denny Sullivan, parodies about theater and finance, a reading by George Appleton, and readings on etiquette and humor from local figures. The event blends sport with entertainment as Cambridge awaits the return of the ball.
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Harry Dixey
Cenines
Charley Thayer
John Dever
Harry M’glewen
Boston
Cambridge
Phil Shea
The
Tremontaire
Denny Sullivan
Saul Hamelburg
Globe Theatre
Frank Piper
Billy Crane
Ixion
Hullgut
Warden
George Appleton
Dorchester Athletic Club Prepares Big Open Games
The Dorchester Athletic Club plans a major set of open events at Downer Landing on Aug 5 featuring sprints and jumps. Key athletes like Bernard Doherty Charley Crowley and Jere Booner train for N E A A U championships while prize lamps honor winners. Entries must use standard blanks with a 50 cent fee to John I Meakley Dorchester Athletic Club Dorchester.
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Board of Governors
Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Warren M. Hill
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association of
Charlestown
Dorchester Central Club
J. H. Aubin
Alls
Dorchester Athletic Club
Downer Landing
New Fela
Billy Clark
Elmer White
New England
McLanghlin
Worcester
White
Bernard Doherty
Charley Crowley
Jere Booner
Billy Casey
Clausen
Carpenter
C. P. Moakley
Shead
Glass
Ben Hurd
Charley Paine
Billy Irwin
Hopkins
Billy Ryan
Harvey
Callahan
Garland
John I. Meakley
Dorchester
Brooklyn Nets Inaugurate Pro Cycling Season In 1500 Crowd
Brooklyn July 6 National Cycling Association of America inaugurates its professional season before 1500 spectators. Races featured crashes for Berlo of Boston and C W Dorntge Hibulele but no serious injuries. First race quarter mile won by H C Wheeler. second race half mile won by Crocker with Appel second and Wheeler third. time 1m 10 17 60s. Third race two miles won by Wheeler, Dorntge second, Revlo third, Crocker fourth. Fourth race five miles won by Ashinger with Berlo second and P J Berlo third. times noted with distances and placements.
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Brooklyn
National Cycling Association of America
Berlo
Boston
C. W. Dorntge Hibulele
H. C. Wheeler
PF. J. So
H.G. Crocker
Pime
H. G. Crocker
C. J. Appel
Rochester
H. ©. Wheeler
W. Dorntge
VY. J. Revlo
W. Ashinger
New Nant
Monmouth Park Five and a Half Furlongs Notebook
Diret race results from Monmouth Park New Jersey with Yemen winning the first race and Sirocco second and Appomattox third. Banquet led Pickpocket in the Banquet stakes second race with Miecken third. Seabright Stakes saw Jack of Spades win with Dobbins second. Palisade Stakes winner Ajax with Red Skin second and Sport third. Lord Nelson colt Reed finished first in five and one half furlongs. Sixth race covered Addle Beansey first, Mr Saas second, time 1 15.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
Yemen
Sirocco
Appomattox
Banquet
Miecken
Jack of Spades
Dobbins
Ajax
Red Skin
Sport
Lord Nels
App Theet
Reed
Addle
Beansey
Ducond
Mr. Saas
Great Day at Franklin Park Trotting Meet
Franklin Park on July 6 hosted three great trotting races under clear skies drawing large crowds. In the 2:28 pacing class Foggy led early but Belle Wilkes faded. Josie Howe swept three heats to win with Valley Chief and Dandy Boy close. The 2:22 class saw Pilot and Miss Hunter duel while Corinne faltered then surged. after a multi heat sequence Jennie and Pilot claimed top spots before postponement.
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Gray
Franklin Park
Opulence
Belle Wilkes
Foggy
Valley Chief
Dandy Boy
Turk
Burdette
Big Johnny
Josie Howe
Belle
Chief
Merrill
Howe
Josie
M. Josie Howe
J. J. Thomas
G. Dandy Boy
T. S. Martin
B.h. Burdett
Tory
É - UW
Haddock
B.n. E
J. Middleby
Dirk
Secesesesses
Scheeneses Ae
Ceddeeeenans
Miss Hunter
Arago E
Dora Thorne
Prinsonian
Jennit
Corinne
Pilot
M.te
Jennie
Dora
Conn
Lothair Boy
Archie B
Pickett
Prince McMahon
Maggie T
Sabatia
Magerie T
Maggie
H. Pope
J. Stuart
B.g. Lothair Boy
Scott McCoy
Bain
B. M. Lockwood
G. Pickett
J. M. Galvin
B.g. Prince McMahon
M. Demarest
M. Demarest Ns. C.g
Malden Club Drops Peté Berlo From Membership
At a directors meeting the Malden Club quietly dropped Peté Berlo from the membership roll as he has joined the ranks of professional cyclists. The piece notes chatter about the cash prize league and amateur wheels weighing options amid uncertain future under the L A W.
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Malden
Peté Berlo
Berlo
Boston
Wheeler
Berle
Dl. A. W
Southern Statesman
Rowe
New York
Waltham
George Perkins
Harris
Kansas
Brewster
George A. Perkins
State Highway Commission
James Clark
Detroit
Wisner
Walthams
Natick
Eddie McDuffee
Cincinnati
Gary
Clark
West
Chicago
Malden Club
Brockton
Saco
Melrose
Everett
Edgeworth
Lawrence
Hyde Park
J. B. McCune
H. A. Lozier
Lozier Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
PUGILISHIC GOSSIP Includes Kilrain ties and late boxing plans
Pugilistic gossip from Cap tain Cooke in Baltimore to Jake Kilrain's circle. Moriarty writes of a Chicago trip, Erdman Hall bouts with Billy McMahon, Cooney with him, and McAuliffe's England sparring. Rumors link Griffo, Smith, Dixon, Choyinski, and Dempsey health with upcoming matches and travels to America and Australia.
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T. J. Moriarty
Lowell
Captain Cooke
Baltimore
Jake Kilrain
Chicago
Erdman Hall
Billy McMahon
Tom Cooney
Providence
Jack McAuliffe
England
Alec Burns
Homs
Kensington
Jake Hyams
McAuliffe
America
Smiler
Hales
Australia
the Post
Griffo
Billy Smith
Jim Williams
Salt Lake City
Alec Greggains
Williams
Smith
Griffin
Jerry Barnet
Dixon
Johnny Weihardt
Coney Island
Corbett
Columbia
Buffalo
Arthur Schramm
Barney Schultz
Fred Johnston
Johnny van Heest
van Heest
Ave
Mitchell
Peter Jackson
London
West Indies
Mose Gunst
New York
Sally Smith
Johnny Griffin
Harry Newmyer
Peter Maher
Billy Woods
Maher
Hegin
Joe Choyinski
George Dixon
Danny Daly
Joedard
Joe Butler
Philadelphia
Goddard
GeapAeon
Jack Dempsey
Billy Hennessy
Tom West
Jimmy Kelly
Billy Hennessey
Tim West
Joe King
Boston
Asta
Alec Greins
Jimmyelly
Hennessey
Mitch
Kelly
King
Greggains
Repeal That Sherman Law Agitates New York Chamber
New York Chamber of Commerce meets to condemn the Sherman act silver clause, urging swift repeal. The unanimous resolution cites financial stagnation, distrust of silver, and calls for a seven member committee to coordinate repeal efforts with other chambers. A communication to the President and national chambers is approved.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Alexander E. Orr
John Claflin
Europe
Rand- Www
Pkment
Congress
United Staates
Windmuller
Washington
Cornelius N. Bliss
Mr. Claflin
John Clafk
Henry Hentz
Gustav H. Schwab
W. T. Trenholm
C. N. Bliss
J. E. Simmons
John Sloane
Henley Regatta Roundup Delivers Tight Finishes
Fine weather at Henley aided rapid progress as Leander beat Dublin University by two and a quarter lengths in the grand challenge cup second round. London Club defeated Thames by three and a half. W M Boyd beat F Boudin in diamond sculls. Kennedy and Biddington also progressed. Eton and Radley topped Trinity in the ladies plate. Thames Rowing Club won a heat, with others rowing over.
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London
Henley
Leander Rowing Club
Dublin University
London Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
W. M. Boyd
Trinity College
Dublin
Francis Boudin
Societe a'Encouragement Sport Nautique
Kennedy
Kingston Rowing Club
Gill
Trinity
Magdalen College
Royal Chester
Molesey
New College
Guy Nickalls
Charles Fenwick
Societe d’Encouragement Sport Nautique
Rowed 1200 Miles to Toledo Boat Scout's Long Journey
After five weeks of sculling over 1200 miles F G Appley of the Pawtucket Boat Club reached Toledo on his way to Chicago. He aims to hug the shore to Lake Michigan. His shell weighs twenty pounds and is one sixty fourth of an inch thick.
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Toledo
F. G. Appley
Pawtucket Boat Club
Chi
Py Lake
Tuxedo Park Tennis Results Spark Midday Drama
At Tuxedo Park on July 6 the men’s singles semi finals saw Marion Wright of New Haven defeat J. W. Nichols Jr. 2-6 6-3 7-5, while Clarence Highyets of New York toppled Wright 6-2 6-2 in the final. In doubles Hobart and Hovey defeated Nichols and a partner 6-0, with another notable match featuring W. Post and G. Campbell prevailing 6-1 6-0.
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Tuxedo Park
Marion Wright
New Haven
J. W. Nichols, Jr
Clarence
Highyets
New York
Clarence Hobart
Fred H. Hovey
Duncan Candler
Jeiy OL
Massachusetts Yacht Club Regatta Opens Off Ester Bay Clubhouse
The Massachusetts Yacht Club held its first regatta off its est er Bay clubhouse yesterday afternoon. The race was open to outboats of the sixth and seventh classes, 21 and 15 footers. Two entries were made: H. G. Otis's Arabap pie led the race and finished ahead, with Joe The Mag the entire in collegiate.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Ester Bay Club
H. G. Otis
Stead
Appie
Joe the Mag
Bass Catches Nine Pound Seven Ounce Record At Lake Winnepesogee
Centre Harbor July 6 Special to the Post The Orpheus Musical Society of Boston joins in lake fishing on Winnepesogee A. F. Gagnsien president of the society nets a nine pound seven ounce black bass largest ever taken in the lake The fish fights hard wedging between rocks until Dr Chapeau arrives to assist Then a playful dive and tickling touch leads to the bass release The Walton gold medal is awarded to Gaenssien under rules set by Pearl The dedication speech by H C Lagreze reflects on fishermen and virtue in light of the feat and medal presentation
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Centre Harbor
Isaac Walton
Lake Winnepescogee
Orpheus Musical Society of
Boston
Orpheus
Eurydice
Hells Musical Society
A. F. Gagnasien
Chapeau
Mr. Gaensslen
Gaenssien
Leckebusch
Mr. Pearl
H. C. Lagreze
Walton
Porter Presented to President Montt in Chile
United States Minister Porter was formally presented to Chilean President Montt at the Moneda. Montt hailed US friendship and the US to draw closer ties. Porter promised to convey Cleveland’s desire to renew close bonds and forget past disagreements. Crowd cheered Porter and Cleveland as Porter departed.
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New York
the Herald
Valparaiso
United States
Porter
Montt
Moneda
Monit
Chile
Republic
North
Cleveland
Mr. Porter
Patrick Egan
Inquest Opens Into Deaths At Newport Gun Cotton Factory
Coroner Stanhope opened an inquest into the deaths of three civilians killed in the Newport torpedo station gun cotton factory explosion. Testimony suggested the fire started near dryer No 1 or a picker, overheating powder cans. No persons were blamed to date. several sailors were on site.
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Newport
Stanhope
Department
Washington
Converse
Belknap
Capehart
Capébart
New Jersey Sheep & Wool Firms Fail at Jersey City
On July 6 the New Jersey Sheep & Wool Company and the Gosnevyport Market Sheep Company failed at the Central Stock Yards in Jersey City. The collapse sparks fear for many small firms tied to them. assets are unclear and liabilities exceed a half million dollars. GOV FLOWER STOPS A RUN. In Watertown executions, a run began at the Jefferson County Savings Bank. Governor Ower witnessed the event and assured safety of the bank.
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New York
New Jersey Sheep & Wool Company
Ganesvyport Market Sheep Company
New Jersey
Central Stock Yards
Jersey City
Sheep & Wool Company
James N. Pidcock
J. N. Pidcock, Jr. C. Brand
Trenton
Flower
Watertown
N. Y
Jefferson County Savings Bank
Ower
President Cleveland to write message at Bustard’s Bay
Report states President Cleveland will draft his extra session message at Bustard’s Bay. The vacation aims to allow careful preparation without interference from office seekers. The note suggests he intends to devote significant effort to the document.
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Washington
Cleveland
Bustard's Bay
The Duke Veragua Faces Loss Of Estate
In Chicago on July 6, friends and advisers of the Duke of Veragua plan a fund drive to aid his family as his Spanish finances threaten to seize his estate. Thomas W. Palmer will chair a committee to receive subscriptions across the United States and other American nations. Funds will be invested in U.S. securities and held in trust for Don Cristoval Colon and Dona Maria del Pillar. Madrid reports say the duke's Madrid residence, furniture, art, and library were seized by creditors during his Chicago World’s Fair visit.
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Chicago
Duke of Veragua
Spain
Thomas W. Palmer
United States
West Indies
Don Cristoval Colon
Dona Maria del Pillar
Duke of
Veragua
Madrid
Woman Attempted Suicide At North End Home
Mary A. Rourke aged 26 attempted suicide at 2 30 PM yesterday at 104 Prince Street North End. She cut her throat with a large table knife causing a four inch wound. She was found by others, taken to Station 1, treated by Dr Dunn, and later moved to City Hospital.
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Mary A. Rourke
Prince Street
North End
Station 1
Dunn
City Hospital
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