Americans Win Easily in Well Played Cleveland Game
Americans won easily as Sudhoff pitched superbly and Bernhard broke a finger on his pitching hand after being hit by a ball off Friel in the third inning. Donner relieved him while Wallace shined in the field. The score not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sudhoff
Bernhard
Friel
Donner
Wallace
New York
Bostons
Griffith
Gibson
Collins
Ferris
Lachance
Parent
Freeman
Beville
Williams
O’brien
Ganzel
O'Brien
Buck Freeman
Arent
Criger
Keeler
Dougherty
Howell
Elberfeld
Conroy
Davis
McFarland
Mac
Evening Pro Standings Set With City Rivalries
AmErigan reports matchups across major circuits featuring Boston at New York Philadelphia at Washington Chicago at Detroit and St Louis at Cleveland signaling strong regional intrigue for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
P.C
Boston
Sewerete
Cleveland
Chiccaro
Bt. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Boston Beats New York 8-2 as Griffith Opens On Mound
The pennant contenders from Boston toppled the New York Americans 8 to 2. Griffith started for New York, surviving six innings with limited hits while Collins, Ferris, Lachance, and others powered the Boston offense with multiple singles and timely scores.
Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 in American League game
Washington wins its first game of the season led by ex-Philadelphia pitcher Wilson who yielded mostly scratch hits. Bender allowed more hits as Philadelphia struggled offensively with several standout players noted in the box score. Wilson and Bender each hurled well despite the tight finish as Washington edges Philadelphia 5 to 4 with solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Today
Philadelphia
Wilson
Bender
Detroit Triumphs Over Chicago In 14 Innings
Detroit wins 4 3 over Chicago in 14 innings after Carr drives in the winning run. Mullin and Kissinger pitched well with Patterson taking the decision. Key moments include Carr's triple and late scoring in the 14th, Barrett and Carr producing three base hits, and McGuire starting the rally for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
R. B. Po
Barrett
Erolmes
Lush
Jones
Green
Callahan
M'‘Al'ter
Isbell
Magoon
Ae Yeager
Tannehill
Smith
McFarl
Long
Patterson
Mullin
McGuire
Buelow
Baseball Notes and Umpire Controversies in Local Games
Two games today feature mixed decisions over Flood at third as Umpire Johnston gains credibility in town. Hanlon's Superbas underperform while Harvard’s Frank Storey joins Oakdale. West Quincy faces Dorchester with Tom Paguin on the mound at Nightingale field, Connolly to pitch for Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Hanlon
Superbas
Jimmy Briggs
Dorchester
Frank Storey
Harvard
Oakdale
Buckenberger
Tom Paguin
West Quincy
Nightingale’s Field
Connolly
Collins
Huntington Avenue
Invaders
Jimmy Collins
Collings
National Basketball Matches Next Week
Brooklyn at Boston in two games. New York plays Philadelphia. St. Louis visits Pittsburg. Cincinnati travels to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyveland
St Lovis R
Bay
Martin
Bradley
Sugden
Lajoie
Friel
Hickman
Andera
McCary
Alince
Ce Fluck
Kahoe
Brooklyn
Gocin'r
Aill
Boston
Ji Abbott
Hemphill
Philadelphia
Bernh
of Sudhoff
New York
Dorner
Cincinnati
Ete Ewes
Chicago
Pittsburg
St Touis
ST. Louis
Eeseeeseeene
P.C
Eee Reese Eens
Chicago Steel Eeeset Eteessse
Eee
Eeseeere
Brooklyn Triumphs 7 3 as Boston Collapses in Ninth
Brooklyn outlasted Boston 7 to 3 after holding an eight inning lead. A late ninth inning rally, fueled by fielding errors, included Willis drawing a bases loaded walk and wild plays, with Dobbs, Doyle and Dobbs scoring on miscues to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Boston
Johnston
Victor Willis
Sheckard
Carney
Tenney
Moran
Harry Aubrey
Greminger
Fanning
Jones
Superbas
Buckenberger
Willis
Dobbs
Doyle
Dahlen
McCreery
Flood
Ritter
Strang
Stanley
Cooley
Ward and Ware Triumph Over Wright and Larned in Doubles
In a sold out Longwood court match, Holcombe Ward and Leo Ware defeated Beals C. Wright and W. A. Larned in five sets 8-6 2-6 6-1 8-6 7-5 in the Eastern doubles second round. Wright and Larned earlier beat the Wrenn brothers to reach this round, while Ward and Ware are favored to win the Hastern doubles and challenge the Doherty brothers for the international title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Courts
Holcombe Ward
Leo Ware
Seabright
Beals C. Wright
W. A. Larned
Wright
Larned
Wrenn Brothers
Ward-Ware
Ward
Ware
Deuce
Larned and
Hastern
Newport
Doherty Brothers
Miles
Watson
Hallowell
Leonard
J. C. Wright
Cabot
Hayes
Holt
Merrill
Codman
Gladstone
A. F. Fuller
H. Read
J. Fentz
C. Allen
G. H. Nettleton
S. L. Beals
A. Stillman
H. K. Aldrich
J. R. Speare
R. Hickox
S. Warland
C. M. Rothh
R. Bishop
G. H. Stadel
Cc. BF. Kimball
W. H. Abbott
K. R. Speare
W.S. Warland
N. W. Cabot
Philadelphia Triumph Over New York In Lively Tilt
Philadelphia outpitched New York as Mathewson’s side was shut out. Attendance 1878. Farned scored for Philadelphia with two runs. Hulswitz and Duggleby doubled. Thomas Barry Roth stole bases. Philadelphia left 7 runners on base, New York also 7. Duggleby allowed 5 walks, Mathewson 2. Duggleby struck out 2, Mathewson 6. Wild pitch by Mathewson. Time 1h 18m. Umpire Emslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hickman
Lajoie
Martin
Friel
Sugden
Hill
Wallace
Hemphill
Sudhoff
Rer
Basse
Cleveland
Bernhard
O'Laughlin
A.B. R
P.O. A
Dougherty
Collins
Seer Eeereree
O’brien
Reseree Eeweene Freeman
Parent
Ereeteseerree
Lachance
Emeeresere Ferris
Diiswiedeneeensen & Criger
Eesvensekoeseuse
Gibson
Paeeeeree Ee
Beville
Griffith
Dee
Howell
Boston
New York
Ganzel
Collis
McFarland
Criger
Orifice
Ferris
Arent
Poston
Sheridan
Washington
Philadelphia
B. Po. A
Selbachlf
Pick’ing
Ryan
U/Davis
Orth
OL. Cross
Lee
Seybold
Rob’son
Hoffman
Coughlin
Murphy
McC’ck
M.cross
Kitt
Dge
Schreck
Wilson
Bender
McCormick
Selbach
M. Cross
Pickering
Hassett
Mathewson
Hulswitz
Duggleby
Thomas
Barry
Roth
Emslie
Pittsburg
J. O'Neil
Beaumont
Kruger
Leach
Donovan
Wagner
Demont
Farrell
Hackett
Philippi
O'Neill
Philipp
O'Neil
Moran
Cincinnati Beats Chicago 8 to 5 in Extra Innings
In Cincinnati July 24 Chicago took an early four run lead but Hahn steadied the locals until the ninth. Steinfeldt homered and three singles tied the game in the fifth sixth and eighth. Cincinnati won 11th inning on Steinfeldt and Donlin homers with 2800 in attendance. Slagle Evers Beckley Steinfeldt Kling are among the noted hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hahn
Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
ATI
Slagle
Donlin
Casey
Seymour
of Chance
Dolan
Rf Jones
Beckley
Evers
Hariey
Kelley
Kling
Peitz
Tinker
Bergen
Taylor
Raub
Alow
Leach Delivers In Early Lead As Pittsburg Tops St Louis
Pittsburg defeats St. Louis 7 to 4 on July 24 with Leach driving in two runs via a first inning homer. O'Neill and Philipp split pitching duties, combining for eight walks and four strikeouts. Attendance reported at 2954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Leach
St. Louis
Walthour Wins Last Lap Thriller At Charles River Park
George Leander of Chicago led the 15 mile race until the final lap when Bobby Walthour surged ahead to win. Basil De Guichard rode with a battered machine after an earlier crash, while Schultz and Hunter split a separate three mile race with Hunter taking the victory. Open amateur and paced events filled the card, with Ellis Roberts and Matt Downey winning sprint prizes and Marcus Hurley placing in the 20 mile paced event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leander
Chicago
Charles River Park
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Atlanta
Basil de Guichard
Providence
Bobby Thompson
Leander
Schultz
Hunter
Kimball
Hurley
C. LI. Hollister
P. F. Logan
Weander
al de Guichard
New England Matchups List for Local Baseball Schedule
Manchester hosts Haverhill. Concord meets Lawrence. Lowell plays Fall River. Nashua faces New Bedford in a regional slate of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
P.C Manchester
New England
Manchester
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
Nashua
New Bedford
Lawrence Tops New Bedford In Second Game 7 to 5
Lawrence defeated New Bedford 7 to 5 in the second game. Long started strong for Lawrence, but Klobedanz relieved him in the eighth after bases were loaded with two outs. New Bedford showed heavy batting but failed to deliver timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lawrence
New Bedford
Long
Klobedanz
Fall River Rout Haverhill 11 to 2 in Exhibition
Haverhill fell badly at Athletic Park as Pall River overwhelmed them 11 to 2 in an afternoon exhibition. The game featured a lopsided score and a dominant Fall River offense against a struggling Haverhill defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Haverhill
Athletic Park
Pall River
Sai Haverhill
Manchester Defeats Nashua 8 to 6 in Baseball Tilt
Manchester defeated Nashua 8 to 6 in an afternoon game. Gokey was hit hard and errors aided Manchester’s win while Murray shone at the plate with a home run over the right field fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Nashua
Gokey
Murray
Lowell Defeats Concord 5 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Lowell batted Lee freely today and secured a 5 to 2 victory over Concord. The result adds a win to Lowell's season while Concord trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lowell
Lee
Concord
Stinson Suffers Bad Fall in 10-Mile Pace Race
Caldwell and Stinson clashed in Hartford on July 24 as Stinson fell when the front wheel tire slipped. He struck his head, suffered a chin cut and a minor concussion, refused hospital care, had wounds stitched, and returned to his hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Caldwell
Stinson
Elkes
Myopia Defeats Dedham In Polo Showdown
Dedham and Myopia polo clubs met in a close contest with Myopia carrying a four goal handicap. After an overtime of 31 seconds Agassiz tapped in the decisive goal as Dedham missed near goal chances in the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Myopia
Karlstein
Agassiz
Maynard KOed by Young Corbett in first round
Billy Maynard of this city was knocked out in the opening round by champion Young Corbett at the Industrial A. C. The six round bout ended quickly as Corbett landed a right punch just before the bell, sending Maynard to the mat for a decisive knockout. Maynard was floored three times during the short but swift contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Billy Maynard
Young Corbett
Industrial A. C
Maynard
Corbett
East Boston Girl Missing
Flossie Webster, 20, of East Boston, left her Maverick Street home in a hack with a trunk. The South Station ticket seller reportedly sold her a ticket to Chicago and identified her photo. No trace has been found since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Webster
Boston
G. A. Webster
Maverick Street
South Station
Chicago
Rowe's Wharf Steamers Offer Summer Harbor Voyage to Nantasket
Excursionists board Rowe's Wharf steamers hourly for trips to Nantasket Beach from Boston. At Nantasket, band concerts, an amusement hall, and attractions like a steeplechase and coal mine provide entertainment. The 400 room State bathhouse boosts bathing popularity amid orderly visitor enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Martland Brockton
Park Commission
Popular Sunday Kennebec trips offer value aboard Ransom B Fuller
The Eastern U S Co. runs weekly July and August excursions aboard the Ransom B Fuller from Union wharf Boston to ath, Me. and back. The 20 hour 250 mile voyage costs $2.00, includes a 30 minute shipyard stop in a famed shipbuilding city, with return to Boston by Monday morning. Tickets limited, available at Union wharf office by mail or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Co
Kennebec
Ath
Ransom B. Fuller
Union Wharf
Boston
Cape Ann
New Hampshire
Maine
Black Friday in the Stock Market as Keene Ties Dwindle
A sweeping stock market collapse hits major firms led by Talbot J. Taylor & Co and W L Stow & Co with a dramatic loss in Mexican Central and Southern Pacific shares. James R. Keene faces a crushing setback as Taylor & Co. assigns to a creditor and brokers scramble on the floor amid the market turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor & Co
Southern Pacific
Stow
T. J. Taylor & Co
Stock Exchange
Taylor Liabilities May Be 6 000 000
New York July 24 From a leading bank president it is learned Taylor & Co. may carry liabilities near six million dollars. Stow & Co. liabilities are estimated between 1 250 000 and 2 500 000. Francis L. Hine of the First National Bank calls the failures speculative episodes and says the broader business remains sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taylor & Co
Stow & Co
Francis L. Hine
First National Bank
Keene Says His Fortune Is Safe After Friend’s Firm Fails
New York July 24 James R Keene at the Waldorf Astoria spoke on the failure of his son in law’s firm saying his own fortune and that of his family is not impaired He notes he was the largest unsecured creditor of Talbot J Taylor and expects a substantial loss He declines to discuss alleged settlements with family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Taylor
Southern Pacific
Metropolitan Street Railway
Taylor-Keene
Talbot J. Taylor
James R. Keene
James B. Taylor
Foxhall P. Keene
James R
Young Keene
Taylor & Co
Keene
Foxhall Keene
W. L. Stow & Co
W. L. Coolidge
Great Neck
Coolidge
Mexican Central
Mexican Central Railway (Limited) of
Mexico
Massachusetts
Mexico City
Juarez
H. Clay Pierce
St. Louis
Monterey & Mexican Railroad
Mr. Taylor
T. J. Taylor & Co
New York
James R. Keene ‘Onight
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Keene
Mrs. Keene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aubrey
Seeteeease
Vr. F
Voiris
A.B. BR. Cooley
P.O
Enney
Tanley
R. Veeseeseseses
Batty
Amerigan
Thes
R. Feilc
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
C. &. Eaton
Friend St
Klein's
Tremont
Boriston Sts
Sawyer
Ollie
Carr
Kissinger
Crawford
Holmes
Ene
Ward and
R. Db
Po Thomas
I Browne
Vant'n
Gleason
Wolv’ton
McGann
Keister
Mertes
Babh
Douglass
Lauder
H'switt
O!gilbert
Warner
C. Dugg
Math’son
Ivesseeo
Chance
O'Day
R. Bb. Po
B'mont
Sebring
Waener
Smoot
Br'sfield
Barclay
If. Ritchey
Burke
J.o’neil
M.O' Neil
Leander Eeee
Leander Aatte
Leander Eee
Leander Eer
Leander Eree
Leander Wee
Leander Ewes Wy
Leander Ewer
Serene Seeee Em
Leander Eeereee
East Boston
Rowe’s Wharf Steamers
Winthrop
Revere Hull
Inva’. 1
New York Exchange
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Harris, Gates & Co
John W. Gates
Gates
Standard Oil
Henry Clay Pierce
Philip J. Britt
Tammany
Daniel DeWolf Wever
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!