Senators Fall To Beantown Nine In Wild Grounder Night
In yesterday's South End game Stivetts and Esper were hit hard as Washington committed errors by Sullivan Farrell and Stricker. Esper faded after the fourth inning allowing homers and a triple. Boston fielding kept Stivetts from disgrace, with Wise and Farrell forming the core of a frisky, if costly, fraternal display. The contest featured slow play, miscues, and a back-and-forth scoring sequence ending with Boston defeating Washington by a margin built on early four-run burst and late surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivetts
Esper
South End
Senators
Sullivan
Farrell
Stricker
Bostons
Jack Stivetts
Jack
Long
Washingtons
Wise
Boston
Washington
Faust
Billy Nash
Duffy
Lowe
Herman
McCarthy
Nash
Radford
Mac
Tomasso
Hoy
Larkin
Tucker
Carroll
Ganzel
O’rourke
AB. R
Rh. B
Toy
Rourke
Eeereere
Deentereratrre
Eevereereree Ton
Eeeeteee
Eeeenne
Twohit—Lowe
O'Rourke
Pittsburg Triumph Over Louisville In Seventh Inning Rally
Pittsburg defeated Louisville 10 to 4 after a five-run seventh inning. Gumbert pitched well for Pittsburg and Bierbauer hit a home run. Attendance was about 1,400 as Pittsburg tallied 17 hits to Louisville’s 8 with 3 errors for Pittsburg and 6 for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Pittsburg
Gumbert
Bierbauer
Sugden
Rhodes
Grim
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyns
Stein
Foutz
Griffin
Thompson
Clements
Brooklyn
Weyhing
Kinslow
Clarkson Puzzles Colts In St Louis Tilt
St Louis on July 25 reports Clarkson puzzled the Colts as Chicago's hitters mustered moments on base. Browns batted McGill in the ninth after two were out, while Chicago produced a midgame rally. Attendance listed around 84 hundred with a rough 9 to 6 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Clarkson
Colts
Browns
McGill
Chica
Seeees
Chicago
New York Defeats Baltimore as Rusie Struggles
New York hammered Hawke in early innings to build a lead and win 3 to 1. Tiernan and Rusie homered, while New York tallied 13 hits to Baltimore's 4 and committed two errors each. Batteries were Rusie Milligan versus Hawke McNabb Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimores
Rusie
New Yorks
Hawke
Tiernan
Baltimore
Rusie and
Milligan
Hawke, McNabb and Clarke
Reds Win in a Squabble at Cincinnati Ballpark
McQuaid was too sick to umpire and Dwyer worked for the Reds with McAleer for Cleveland. A ninth inning squabble over a McAleer decision preceded Cincinnati’s winning run after Latham was hit by a pitch. Attendance 1454. Final score Cincinnati 4 Cleveland 3. Sullivan and Murphy pitched for Cincinnati with Young and O’Connor behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
McQuaid
Dwyer
Reds
McAleer
Clevelands
Latham
Cleveland
Cinccinnati
Sullivan
Murphy
Young
Oo’ Connor
Patterson Delivers for Lewiston in Two Inning Win
Lewiston defeats Portland as Patterson earns the victory in two innings of relief. Attendance 350. Lewiston 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 Portland 2 0 0 2 0 1 0. Base hits Lewiston 16 Portland 14. Errol Lewiston 4 Mahoney Portland. Wheeler Stevens Hart Patterson Dilworth Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Patterson
Portland
Errol
Wheeler
Stevens
Hart
Dilworth
Mahoney
Brockton Beats Fall River In High Scoring Game
In Brockton today the infield defense shone and fine hitting carried the Brocktons to an 8 to 7 win over Fall River in front of 400 fans. Brockton had 18 hits to Fall River’s 10 with 5 errors apiece. Doe Burke and O Neil Ladd Burrell were the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brocktons
Fall River
Doe
Burke
O’neil
Ladd
Burrell
Reds beat Dovers in rain shortened game in New Hampshire
In Dover New Hampshire on July 25 the baseball game between the Boston Reds and Dovers was called after the third inning due to rain. The score stood 5 to 3 in favor of the Reds.
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Dover
N. H
Boston Reds
Dovers
Local Scores From Regional Matches Across Cities
At Wilkesbarre Wilkesbarre 12 Providence 7. Binghamton Springfield 21 Binghamton 6. Buffalo Buffalo 9 Albany 6. Erie Troy 8 Erie 6. Matches cited across four pairs show close regional play with uneven scoring.
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Wilkesbarre
Providence
Binghamton
Springfield
Buffalo
Albany
Erie
Troy
Baseball Talk at South End Grounds Features Farewell Washingtons
Maul and Staley will pitch today at the South End grounds where the Washingtons bid farewell for the season. O'Rourke's Boston team must play solidly to win as Frank O'Connor seeks a Boston berth but is not signed due to arm trouble. Next two days host Baltimore games, with Friday and Saturday schedules and one-price admission for tomorrow and Friday crowds.
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Maul
Staley
South End
Washingtons
Jim O’rourke
Bostons
Baltimores
Frank O’connor
Dartmouth
Selee
O’connor
McDermott
Fall Rivers
Fall River
John Stafford
Cleveland
Portlene
Garrity
Portland
Congress Street
Boston Reds
Portlands
Wentworth tennis opens with big names at Wentworth
The twelfth Wentworth tournament starts in New Castle New Hampshire with entrants including Malcolm Chace Brown Co R Budlong R D Wrenn Harvard A E F Wright New York and J A Talmadge Yale. Rain hampers play but results show Talmadge beats Eames 6 2 6 2 Wright defeats Martin 6 1 6 0 Reed beats Codman 6 3 tomorrow Chace meets Budlong with Ayer refereeing in Farrington absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
New Castle
N. H
Malcolm Chace
Brown
Co. R. Budlong
R. D. Wrenn
Harvard
A. E F. Wright
New York
J. A. Talmadge, Jr
Yale
Talmadge
G. E. Eames
Boston
A. E. Wright
L. H. Martin
Lowell
Wright
Codman
S. D. Reed
Amherst
Reed
Chace
Budlong
Providence
W. L. Farrington
Harry Ayer
National Tennis Opens With Strong Attendance in Chicago
The National Lawn Tennis Association tournament began at St George grounds with good turnout and ideal conditions. The first completed doubles match saw Joseph H. Tobin and William H. Taylor Jr of California defeat N W Mundy and Charles Knickerbocker of Riverside 6 1, 3 2, 6 3, 3 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Lawn Tennis Association
St. George Cricket Grounds
Joseph H.tobin
William H. Taylor, Jr
California Lawn Tennis Club
N. W. Mundy
Charles Knickerbocker
Riverside Lawn Tennis Club
Tobin
Taylor
American Wringer Co Manufacturers Ad at Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers with repair service for all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Pure California rGutlen 4 Battices Asso
A fragmented notice from a California source lists addresses at 19 Leck Square and 31 Feneuld while referencing Linchard and Farrag associated with a firm name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
rGutlen
Battices Asso Slanchard & Farrag
Leck Square
Feneuld
Two Fast Wares May and Mary Marshall Pacing Sisters
In Cleveland on opening day of Grand Circuit races the favorites dominated. Alehandre driven by Hickok won the 2:27 class after four heats. Miss Lida swept the 2:25 trot for 4-year-olds. May Marshall won the 2:20 pace in three heats, lowering to 2:12, faster than Mary Marshall. The sisters are likely the fastest full-blooded pair, with the 2:20 race producing the fastest average time. Juliet’s driver was unseated then the horse bolted without injuries.
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Cleveland
Hickok
Alehandre
Nyanza
Lida
May Marshall
Mary Marshall
Juliet
Goodwood Opens With Seven Races. Medora Wins Steward's Cup
The Goodwood race meeting in London opened today and runs through Friday. Seven races were on the program with Medora winning the Steward's Cup, Marty placing second and Quebec finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Medora
Marty
Quebec
Jack of Diamonds
William Henry
Bay Court
Marty B
We R
Argyle
Alarm Bee
Baine Mansfield
Fernwood
Lee S
Addie
Greenwich
Altaman
Bohemian
Red Elm
van S
Nattie Howard
Lady Hunt
Racing Results From Saratoga Monmouth and Brighton
Yesterday’s cards list winners at Saratoga Monmouth Park and Brighton with top finishers in each race including six furlongs to one and a quarter miles. Notable mentions include Tarrock Edith Senator Grady Hyder Abad and Navarro dead heat for place along with Sir Walter Rainbow and Little Pirate among others. Time data is provided for every race and multiple venues feature tie outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S
Pete
Rear Guard
Tarrock
Despatch
Edith
Sarah Ramey
Sister Mary
Lisely
Old Pepper
Philora
Jugurtha
Sirocco
Fairy
Aloha
Lustre
Mary Stone
Red Banner
Senator Grady
Hyder Abad
Navarro
Sir Walter
Rainbow
Young Arion
Little Pirate
Crossfire
Ascot
Macintosh
Chief Justice
Mr. Sass
Brighton
Grey Eagle
Pass
Express
Connors
Dare Devil
Orchis
Tansing
Play Or Pay
Charley Wilson
Skedaddle
Terrifier
Speculation
Little Nell
Restraint
Clément
Tube Rose
Hannibal
Gloucester Race Card Highlights From Five Meets
A dense listing details six races at Gloucester with multiple horses and weights across sprints and routes. It lists bidders, odds or weights, jockeys, and trainers for first through fifth races, plus a steeplechase pace with top weights and entries.
Rob Rows Selections A List Of Notable Names
A catalog style listing includes names such as Addie Woodchaprer Hugh Penny Stonewell Comminche Fairy Nahma Despot Trinculo Lady Violet Reginald Wormser Sam Lucas Steanellie Micmac Queen Madrid Metucien Miss Maude Miss Lilly Parsy colt Anthem Charade Sarat Ramey Racine Philora Airplent Skyeston Rico Balbrigga Major Joe My Fellow Pac Oakley Futurity.
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Monmouth
Penny
Addie
Woodchopper
Stonewell
Chesapeake
Reckon
Fairy
Commanche
Trinculo
Despot
Lightfoot
Nahma
Enchantress
Jack Lovell
Lady Violet
Wormser
Tiny Tim
Reginald
Magnolia
Minnehaha
Elberon
Sam Lucas
Rightmare
Drum Major
Innocent
Pendulum
Stonnellie
Fair Star
la Misere
Mr. Sass
Madrid
Lady Pulsifer
Best Brand
Miss Maude
Metuchen
Saratoga
Miss Lilly
Scholastic
Pansycott
McDonald
Danton
Anthem
Bessie Smith
Dr. Hasbrouck
Charade
Racine
Lord Harry
Nick
Saragassa
Roslyn
Beldemonio
Lizzetta
Jah Ramey
Flattery
Sandowne
Cat Oakley
Futurity
Foxgrape
Woodchaprer
Hugh Penny
Comminche
Steanellie
Metucien
Parsy Colt
Sarat Ramey
Philora
Airplent
Skyeston
Rico
Balbrigga
Major Joe
My Fellow
Pac Oakley
Maud S to challenge 2 04 track record at Lexington
Maud S, famed sulky mare, is slated to race against Nancy Hanks's 2 04 record at Lexington. Owner Robert Bonner and Secretary H Tipton have an agreement aiming to beat the mark, with Maud S expected to trotter 2 01 4 on the same Lexington track three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Maud S
Bonner
Russell
Robert Bonner
Maud
H. Tipton
Harold
Nancy Hanks
Stallion Nelson Trots Exhibition Mile at Maine Track
Portland July 2 Stallion Nelson driven by Mr Nelson trotted an exhibition mile in 3 4 making the last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Nelson
Maine
Mr. Nelson
Truth on the match shows Coney Island scheme revisited
The article accuses the Coney Island Club and Judge Newton of manipulating Billy Smith and Jack Dempsey to block a Smith Dempsey bout. It traces back Tuthill’s shifting backing, failed schemes, and a tied contest with Burge and Wilson. O Malley and Colubmian Club doubted a Dempsey fight, while Smith presses for bold showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Dempsey
New York
Smith
Gus Tuthill
Tuthill
Tutill
Dick Burge
Jack McAuliffe
Newton
Teddy Wilson
Stanton Abbott
Burge
Billy Smith
Wilson
Cooke
Coney Island Club
O’ Malley
Columbian Club
O'Malley
Tommy Ryan
Billy
McAuliffe
Rob Roy
Pugilist notes and match ambitions in early boxing scene
Captain Cooke nears arrangements for Johnny Breslin of the Lafayettes to fight Montreal at the Metropole Club Providence on about Sept. 18 weighing 118 pounds with a $500 purse to the winner. Other bouts cited include Morgan Crowther vs Johnny Van Heest for a $2000 purse and Solly Smith backer Zeke Abrahams wagering $500 on Corbett’s signature in Columbian Club articles.
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Captain Cooke
Johnny Breslin
Lafayettes
Montreal
Metropole
Providence
Breslin
Seward Smith
Solly
Hugh Napier
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Morgan Crowther
Johnny van Heest
Zeke Abrahams
Solly Smith
Corbett
Columbian Athletic Club
Sally Smith
Boston
Dan McKinnon
Waltham
Frank Crofton
Joe Lewis
Mattie Corbett
New York
Maffitt Flaherty
Fred Morris
Billy Madden
Morris
Flaherty
Coon
Madden
Alec Greggains
Chicago
Olympic Club of
Austin Gibbons
Billy Myer
Edie Pierce
George Dixon
Parson Davies backs Corbett bout plans with Jackson
In New York Davies says Corbett refused to fight Mitchell before the Columbian Club citing unfair treatment in Chicago. He notes Jackson may stay in New York briefly, perhaps sparring East, and that Davies’s show with Jackson remains booked into next year with a September opening. Corbett favored June for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parson Davies
Corbett
Mitchell
Chicago
Jackson
Mt. Clens
Peter
Davies
Cup Defenders Plan Moves for 1893 Yachting Season
The Boston boats will sail to New Rochelle for the Aug 6 rendezvous and the Aug 11 Goelet cup at Newport. Defenders may make improvements before Sept 5 official trials, delaying Eastward arrival. Pilgrim stays docking at Newport, Puritan to join as a syndicate boat with Boston owners backing the club’s effort.
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Boston
New Rochelle
Colonia
Newport
Vineyard Haven
New York
Cape May cup race course set off Needles to Cherbourg return
The Valkyries engagements may prevent sailing for the Cape May cup on August 5. Navahoe is ready to try the breezes and will be in good racing trim for the event. The course runs from the Needles off the Isle of Wight to the breakwater at Cherbourg, France, and back. The Cape May cup, won in 1885 by Genesta owned by Sir Richard Sutton, later went to America to challenge the America's cup where Puritan defeated Genesta.
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London
Needles
Isle of Wight
Cherbourg
France
Genesta
Richard Sutton
America
Diamond Tournament Sets Record Prize List at Springfield
The Springfields club hosts the L A Wi fall tournament on Sept 14 18 with 65 prizes valued about 5400 including 41 diamonds. Two international races offer 675 diamond prizes each and top rewards include a diamond studded watch charm and a diamond valued bike prize. A theft incident involves Rosebloom whose bike was stolen by a man offering riding lessons.
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Springfields
L. A. Wi
Union _ bicycle
Diamond
Stearns Bicycle
Smith & Wesson Revolver
Columbia Bicycle
Springfield International
F. A. Hubbard
Johnson
Sanger
Bliss
Gary
Wind
R. I. W. Club
Roger Williams Park
Pawtucket
Consolidated
Ingston
Narragansett Pier
the Arlington
Rosebloom
Postoffice Square
Athletic Gossip at Worcester Club Tonight and Dorchester Entries
McLaughlin and Allison will scratch for the clock prize at Worcester Club games tonight. Dorchester Athletic Club entries for Melville Garden events close July 29 with a 50 cent fee. Star event a mile match between Billy Clark and McLaughlin. Dowling and Frates race Labor Day for a 450 dollar trophy at Lake Sebago. Bob Brown trains at Charlesbank and expects three months to peak. Farrell and Collins in sprint form draw professional attention.
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McLaughlin
Allison
Worcester Athletic Club
Jim
Wally
Dorchester Athletic Club
Melville Garden
Downer Landing
John F. Moakley
Dorchester
Billy Clark
al Dowling
Tony Frates
Lake Sebago
Labor Day
Bob Brown
Charlesbank
Bob
Goshen
Farrell
Cuckoo Collins
Collins
Morris
Dublin officials to visit World’s Fair Sept 16
Alderman Madden told Chicago City Council that the Lord Mayor of Dublin and Dublin City Council officers will visit the World’s Fair on September 16. A nine member committee will be sent to receive them in keeping with their dignities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madden
Dublin
North Shore Weather Dampens Shoreline Festivities
Rain and wind disrupted the North Shore crowd at resorts and concerts last evening. Promenades along the water front remained busy while indoor events thrived only slightly. police reported a theft attempt on a slot machine and a successful recovery of the cash. The Lawn party at Beachmont was canceled by weather, though a small gathering still enjoyed a musical evening indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Pluvius
Point of Pines
Crescent Beach
Lafricaine
Winthrop
Aphelion Hall
Leighton House
J. H. MecIntyre
E. McIntyre
Malden
Beatrice Cooke
Beachmont
National Weighing Machine Company
Revere
Orient Heights
Farrell
Orion Heights
St. Paul’s Church
S. Howard
Bradstreet Avenue
Along the Water Front.
The fraiter Anita will arrive about July 28 with red and yellow bananas for Noyes. Italian warships Umberto S Etna Giovanni Bausan and Dogali will anchor in Boston harbor for four to five days. A schooner libeled for violating a health law faces a $5000 bond hearing. The cutter Vashti sold to C A Welch Jr. Mackerel catches reported light in Pubnico and Alberton districts with better takes at Georgetown. Half mast flags honor John Flynn, ferry fireman killed after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baracoa
Long Wharf
Boston
Italy
Atlantic
Etna
Giovanni Bausan
Dogali
United States
William Sencabaugh
Aquila
Sencabaugh
Vashti
J. A. Stetson
C. A. Welch, Jr
Pubnico Harbor
Malpeque
Alberton
Georgetown
Mink Cove
Bay of Fundy
Hast
Boston Ferries
John Flynn
John
Rum and a Capsized Boat at Flax Pond
In Lynn on July 2 Lina Weeman a Chelsea waiter died while rowing in Flax Pond. His companions Samuel Johnson and N S Burns narrowly escaped drowning. They were fishing when liquor was on board the craft and the boat overturned. Weeman 35 years old left a widow and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Lina Weeman
Essex Street
Chelsea
Samuel Johnson
N.S. Burns
Weeman
Italian man with razor arrested after street altercation
Antonio Melino, a 2% year old resident of 25 Chardon Street, was arrested by Division 1 police yesterday afternoon on charges of assault and battery with a razor. He slashed the stranger’s hand during a fight on North Square, the injuries described as severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Melino
Chardon Street
Division 1
North Square
Selectmen criticized over $15 reward for drowning bodies
Great Barrington July 2 The bodies of Mr and Mrs Hamlin and Eugene Pellier have not yet been found The Egremont and Sheffield selectmen decided to offer a 15 reward for the recovery of the bodies Citizens condemn the action as insulting and cruel and label the selectmen inhuman Excitement prevails None of the drowneds would have been buried at the public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
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Wentworth Tennis
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England
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Pete Somerset
Jeweller
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R. K. Fox
My Craft
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Queen d'Or
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Sawdust
Blue Bird
Lady Lister
Violet S
Dillon J
Delury
Warpaint
la Juieve
Princess Rhelda
Miss Ella
Rob
Nancy
Nelsons
the Cup Defenders
Hennessey & O
F. Martell, Bouth, Marett & Co
Geo. F. Hewett
Salesro
Beach St
Warwick
Mackintosh
Samuel W. Clifford
Maynard F. Stiles
Court Street
Post
Sherman Park
Albany Depot
Millis
J. L. Nason & Co
School Street
Sherman Park Land Company
Washington Street
J. McGinnis
A. J. Fowles
North Shore
Columbia
Columbus Av
Salvator Beer
Burkhardt Brewing C O
Bottling Dept
Hallock St
Tel
Edward
Heffernan
Portland Street
Mass
Ea Ee
Lene
LY Eee
Medical
F. Herman
Tremont Row
Scollay Sq
Frederick Murrill
Bowdoin Street
Henry Breed
Broad Street
H. W. Rice
Nahant
Button
John B. Alley
Buffums
Newhalls
Hutchinsons
Bass Point House
City of Shoes
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