Nichols A Mark Boston Escaped A Shut Out
Young West debuted with solid defense and good fielding for both sides as the Orioles perched in a lower position and Boston escaped a shutout.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
3
Colts Complete Series Win Over Boston in Chicago
Chicago beats Boston in the third game of the series to win two of three. Anson, Dahlen, and Parrott sparked the offense while Nichols struggled, with West debuting for Chicago and Griffith steady on the mound. Boston managed a late push but fell short as Chicago's eighth and ninth inning outbursts sealed the outcome.
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Chicago
Ill
Anson
Boston
Kid
Nichols
West
Irwin
Sullivan
Washington
Griffith
Ryan
Dahlen
Decker
Parrott
Bannon
Colts
Wilmot
Kittredge
McCarthy
Lange
Lowe
Duffy
Kittridge
Iowe
Tucker
Rf Cock
Nash
Erroica
Tran
Long
McQuaid
Cleveland Wins In Tenth On Mercer Pitching
Cleveland defeated Mercer in ten innings with Zimmer starring for his defense. He recorded ten put outs and contributed to the win in a tense extra inning contest. The game showcased strong fielding and late clutch hitting to seal the victory.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Mercer
Zimmer
Orioles to Pirates in Opportune Batting Battle
Opportune batting led the Pirates to victory in Baltimore as the Orioles stranded men on base. Attendance reached 4600. Score details were not provided in the readable segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pirates
Orioles
Browns Beat Phillies In Slugfest At St Louis
A batting contest in St Louis saw the Browns lead Philadelphia as Frank Connor and Miller homered. Attendance was about 4000. Final score shows St Louis 13 to Philadelphia 6 with 19 hits to 15 and 2 errors for each side. Clarkson and Weyhing relieved in the sixth. Hawley and Grady, Harper and Grady, were the battery.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia
Weyhing
Clarkson
Frank Connor
Miller
Ligues
Crescess
Hawley
Harper
Grady
Louisville Beats Brooklyn to Clinch Third Straight Win
Louisville defeated Brooklyn 7 to 0 in a weak field showing by the visitors. Attendance was about 1,000. Louisville gained early control with nine hits to Brooklyn's six and three errors to five. Hemming and Weaver faced Stein and Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Brooklyn
Hemming and Weaver
Stein
Dailey
Portland Beats Worcester in Poorly Played New England League Game
Worcester showed a wretched effort in Portland, with costly errors and poor support for Murphy. Hornung dislocated an ankle stealing second in the first inning. Final score Portland 8, Worcester 4. Portland had 17 hits to Worcester 7, errors 8 each. Batteries Carey Mahoney Murphy Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Worcester
Murphy
Hornung
Carey
Mahoney
Hayes
Pawtucket Defeats Haverhill In Tight Victory
In Pawtucket on July 1, Fournier held Haverhill to scattered hits while Watson struggled. Dau Davis and Bannon made great running catches as Pawtucket won 5 to 5. Fournier struck Freeman out three times with men aboard, and Pawtucket totaled 12 hits to Haverhill's 8 with 4 errors apiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Haverhill
Watson
Fournier
Freeman
Davis
Bannon
Reach
Sweeney
Lewiston Beats Wheeler as Errors Help Bangor Defeat in Clash
Lewiston won aided by Bangor infield errors as Shea and Sharrett and Laroque starred on offense. Lewiston amassed 10 hits to Bangor’s 15 with four Lewiston errors and seven by Bangor. Batteries were Dil worth and Bergen for Lewiston and Wheeler and Hart for Bangor.
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Lewiston
Wheeler
Bangor
Shea
Sharrett
Laroque
Dilworth
Bergen
Wheeler and Hart
Fall River Beats Brockton In Tight Baseball Contest
Fall River defeated Brockton this afternoon in a well played game. Both pitchers were effective and timely hitting carried Fall River to a 5 to 3 win. Flack’s fielding stood out as a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Brockton
Flack
Lincoln
Rupert
Leeds
Connauhton
New Bedford Defeats Providence Behind Bunched Hits
New Bedford beat Providence 9 to 4 with strong hitting and timely baserunners. Cotter hit two home runs and Steere one, while Sexton and Holmes held the mound for New Bedford and Lovett and Hayes for Providence. The teams combined for 26 hits and 4 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Providence
Cotter
Steere
Srrors
Sexton
Holmes
Lovett
Hayes
Whitman Seeks Tom Brohan. Cambridges Eye Games
Baseball news notes Whitman seeks Tom Brohan, famed old-time Bay State twirler, while Cambridgeshes strong amateur squad awaits opponents. Ralph Johnson from Columbus drives an express wagon in Chicago as managers sketch out roster needs. Grand stand near completion as Boston club plans return.
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Whitman
Tom Brohan
Tom
Bay State
Cambridges
Ralph Johnson
Columbus
American Association
Chicago
M. J. Garrity
Portland
Portland Papers
Billings
Boston
Fred Tenney
Slaters
Bostons
Mullane
Baltimore
Cleveland
Joe Hornung
Twineham
Sioux City
St. Louis
Browns
Flaherty
Smith
Memphis
Louisville
Brooklyn
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Alland Bros. Ad Promises Free Gift With Haircut
An advertisement from Alland Bros at 19 Tremont Row offers a free gold watch with a haircut and claims no extra charge beyond a gratuity to customers. The message invites readers to come in and see the promotion for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Brighton Beach Returns
Brighton Beach on Long Island hosts a series of horse races with winners Marguerite Jersey Belle Lady Richmond Kingston Dr Hasbrouck and Lucknow across distances from five furlongs to a steeplechase. Notable second-place finishers include Roller Garnett Derelict Si rocco Banquet Rodman and Flip Flap.
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Brighton Beach
L. I
Marguerite
Roller
Hardy Fox
Chant
Jersey Belle
Dr. Garnett
Lady Richmond
Derelict
Amsterdam
Kingston
Sirocco
Demfargilla
Dr. Hasbrouck
Banquet
Sport
Lucknow
Rodman
Flip Flap
Britannia Wins Slow Race Over Vigilant In Glasgow
Britannia defeats Vigilant in the Royal Yacht Race near Glasgow with a time of 6:39:58 to 7:01:19. wind favored Britannia at times, but Vigilant led earlier. crowd noted luck and seamanship influencing the long, wind-scarce run. Dakotah beaten. cycling notes and local club news follow.
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Glasgow
Dunraven
Valkyrie
Britannia
Vigilant
Mt. Stuart
Wemyss
Knock Castle
Rothesay
Rothesay Sound
Bogany Point
Quadrangle
Wemyss Bay
Royal Northern Yacht Club
Valkyrie Safely Slung as Recovery Hopes Rise
Glasgow reports the ship Valkyrie was placed in slings today with a possible recovery ahead. No injuries are detailed, and officials note cautious optimism about salvage prospects as operations continue at the dockyard.
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Glasgow
Seaside Athletic Club aims to stage Griffo McAuliffe bout
The Seaside Athletic Club of Coney Island plans its first meeting with Jack McAuliffe matched against Young Griffo, drawn as a crowd magnet though backers seek safe investment rather than big title risks. The piece also notes St Louis boxing interest, rival middleweight clashes, Maher vs Craig, and Boston and Norfolk boxing proceedings with quotes from Donahue and Boden.
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Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Jack McAuliffe
Young Griffo
Coney Island Athletic Club
Griffo
McAuliffe
Gotham
Dempsey
New York
St. Louis
James D. Conlon
John C. Wiseman
Peter Maher
Boston
George Godfrey
Music Hall
Frank Craig
Harlem
Bob Fitzsimmons
Craig
Pete Donahue
Maher
Africa
Donahue
John Boden, Jr
New York Press
Godfrey
Charley Johnson
Minnesota
Austin
Gibbons
Norfolk
New York City
Joe Walcott
Johnson
Walcott
Johnny Griffin
Holliston
Mass
Griffin
George Dixon
Dixon
Joe McGrath
John J. Quinn
Pittsburg
Peter
Seabright Tennis Singles and Doubles Semifinals
The Seabright tennis tournament's semifinals were played with W. G. Hall beating A. E. Foote 1-6 6-1 7-5, Richard Stevens routing S. L. Smith 6-1 6-2, and John Howland defeating R. M. Miles 6-3 9-7. Doubles saw Hall and Chace beat Wright and Miles 6-2 6-1 while Howland and Foote won 6-4 6-2 against J. Hobart and Smith.
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Seabright
N. J
W. G. Hall
A. E. Foote
Richard Stevens
S. L. Smith
John Howland
R. M. Miles
C. Craigin
A. H. Lockwood
C. M. Nast
John Pratt
A. Codman
P. M. Nevin
Hall and Chace
Wright
Miles
Howland and Foote
J. Hobart
Smith
Alden Exchange four win Charles boat race last night
Sporting Gossip notes Alden Exchange four won the boat race on the Charles and reports a shift to a 220-yard hurdle handicap at Way side Park this Saturday. Competing are Lord Keane Burke Rowe and Stinger of the BA A with events including 100, 220, 185 and 440-yard handicaps. St Marys Athletic Club to hold July 18 swimming matches at Lake Walden with 100 and 440-yard amateur races and two prizes per event. Charlesbank described as not overcrowded. W H White seeks a 105-pound opponent. Massachusetts Cricketers showcased their skills for New York visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Associated Cycling Clubs
Young’s Hotel
Barre
Boston
F. W. Nichols
New York
Pittsfield
Great Barrington
Rhinecliff
New York City
Peekskill
Tarrytown
Edward H. Pinkham
Hyde Park Y
Edward F. Murphy
Natick
James H
Fitzpatrick
Cambridge
George B. Doyle
K. A. Crowley
M. T. Walsh
Cambridgeport
George H. Connor
Roxbury
Fred E. Smith
Newton
Samuel A. Burns, Jr
Minster
Harry Edwards
Dorchester
William P. Bates
C. D. Bacon
Arthur F. Wisner
South Framingham
F. BE. Wing
IF. C. C
A. Searle
D. J. C. Raymond
Daniel O'Connell
Jamaica Plain
A. F. Wisner
Alden Exchange
Charles
Wayside Park
Lord
Keane
Burke
Rowe
Stinger
St. Mary’s Athletic Club
Lake Walden
Charlesbank
W. H. White
Massachusetts Cricketers
Nimble Hoofs at Mystic Park Thrilling Pace
Mystic Park crowds witnessed fast close trotting and pacing heats. George K and Jack led early, with Ben D and Allegro strong in multiple halves, while Walter Roberts, Henry F, and Gil Curry highlighted the 2:13 to 2:19 class performances.
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Medford
Mystic Park
George K
Ben D
Jack
Old Rockaway
Charley B
Walter Roberts
Roberts
Helen H
Helen M
Allegro
Moore
G. O. Taylor
Happy Minnie
Don CG
Scattergood
Don C
Mr. Pompilley
Grace
Henry F
Gil Curry
B. G
Harkaway
Ch. H
Rockaway
Goakley
Parberry
Helen
Locke
Hicks and Dem
BPGEE
B. m
Perry
Nancy Harkaway
Cheney
Happy Winne
Happy Russell
Ot Rattler
B. Doula
Woodbury Phorne
B. H
Utton
Wmnet
Amber
Demarest
Chester Morris
Ch. Cate
Coit
Kadijah
Phelps
Coma
Blk. m
Dick Wilson
Princeton
Roger Hanson
Griffin Ready for Dixon in Catchweight Bout
Brockton July reports John T. Griffin arrived in town and declared he is ready to box Dixon or any rival, asserting no authority exists to arrange a match for him. He will meet Dixon at catchweights and accept any money division Dixon and his backer approve. Griffin questions why Dixon refused Griffo on equal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
John T. Griffin
Dixon
Griffin
Griffo
South Boston Football Club Reorganizes Ahead of Season
South Boston Football Club members prepare for a Friday reorganizational meeting. Many former members intend to rejoin as past disputes are settled amicably. A new Cambridge football team is planned with notable athletes involved, expected to field in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maher
Boston
Frank Craig
Patsey Kerrigan
Revere Beach
Billy Hennessey
New Orleans
Andy Bowen
Olympic Club
Bowen
Jimmy Carroll
Carroll
Mexico
South Boston Football Club
Cambridge
Tenement rents spark Pullman strike fury in Chicago area
Nellie Bly reports from Pullman where workers strike after wages fall and rents stay high. Fear of outer hoodlums and threats to burn works fuel tensions. Many tenants endure crowded two room flats at $7.60 monthly with water costs, while unions debate protection and wage relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nellie Bly
Pullman
New York City
Nellie
Lil
Annual Spy Pond picnic games by Nova Scotians and Islanders
Nova Scotians and Prince Edward Islanders in Arlington plan the first annual picnic and games at Spy Pond Grove on Thursday July 19. Events include hammer throws, sprints, long and standing jumps, relays, and races with prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars. Organized by Caledonian Maritime Provincial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Caledonian Maritime Provincial Club
Yale Team Well At Oxford
London July 11 Officials chosen for Oxford Yale games include J. S. Gregian C. H. Sherrill and M. Van Ingen as Yale stewards. Woodhull Hickok Brown Cady and Hatch travel to London to practice on Queen's Club grounds while Sheldon recovers from a leg injury. Yale squad remains fit aside from minor ailment and is subject to English Amateur Athletic Association shirt rules with long sleeves.
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London
J. S. Gregian
Cambridge
C. H. Sherrill
M. van Ingen
Yale
Woodhull
Hickok
Brown
Cady
Hatch
Queen’s Club
Sheldon
English Amateur Athletic Association
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Seabright Tennis
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Burkharst Brewing Co
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