Boston Braces for Heavy Home Schedule Against St Louis
The Boston Baseball Club faces a tough stretch at the South End with three games against St Louis, then series with Philadelphia and Washington. Despite recent injuries, Boston aims to strengthen its standing by adding pitcher Hickman to the rotation and hoping for improved results.
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South End
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Hickman
Cincy
Pittsburg
Orioles
Brooklyn
Braves
Tribe of Selee
Dahlen sparkles as Chicago slips past St Louis 1 0
Chicago wins 1 0 as Dahlen shines in his first game back since May 2. He collects two hits, aids in three double plays, and scores the lone run by stealing home while Cumberland and Werden argued at first. Rain halts play after seven innings with 6 900 in attendance.
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Chicago
Louisville
Dahlen
Cunningham
Werden
Colonels
Fire hits and stolen base details in ball game report
Stolen bases credited to Dahlen and Anson with runs from Connor and Deubie. Strikeouts tally Callahan with three. Callahan issued one walk. Time noted as 15 minutes by umpire O Day.
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R. Burke
Smith
Ases
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Stelen
Burke
Hoy
Irwin
Ritchey
Coreoran
Vaughn
Itchey
Lachance
Peitz
S Ff Kennedy
She
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Corcoran
Miller
R.f
B.B
Riteheitz
Grim
Messet
Vraughn
Breitenstein
Unn
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Emslie
Dahlen
Anson
Connor
Callahan
Orioles Rally For Extra Innings Win At League Park
Orioles beat Cleveland 6 to 5 in ten innings before a record Cubs crowd of 15 000 at League Park. Kelly and Stenzel doubled for the winning run with two outs in the tenth as McKean was ruled out for interference. Highlights include McKean and Sockalexis three-base hits and a sharp home field performance by Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
League Park
Wilson
Orioles
Young
Kelly
Stenzel
McKear
Baltimore
Corbett
McKean
Sockalexis
Burkett
Childs
O’connor
Keezler
Tebeau
Clark
Sheridan
The Record to Date with Percentages Across Cities
The record to date shows percentages for Boston Baltimore Cincinnati and New York, with figures 707 658 1 649 595. The data highlights performance across these four cities likely in a historical context.
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Louisville
St. Louis
Philade Vbia
Weeeseesaes Washi
Seveseoooceessres Orm
Boston
Cincinnati
Baltimore
New York
Post League Schedule Scraped By Rain Delays
No games Saturday due to rain. North End unions out. Youthful clubs seek games with rival nines. Next Saturday post league games feature Vernons versus Jubilees at South Boston. Ranaks end unions versus Crescent with juniors at East Boston, Woe versus University Cities at Soldiers. Young Americans versus Franklins at Charlestown.
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Vernons
Jubilees
South Boston
Ranakg
Crescent, Jrs
East Oston
University Citys
Soldiers Young Americas
Franklins
Charlestown
Wek
Young Americas
North End
Rain Halts Post League Play With Saturday Makeups Planned
No games were played Saturday causing a pause in the Post Baseball League standings. All last Saturday fixtures will be rescheduled for the coming Saturday. Multiple clubs seek games with specific age groups across Boston and surrounding towns, including 12 to 19 year olds, with contact names and addresses listed for each side. The North End Unions withdrawal creates a vacancy, one probable replacement being St. Josephs of Somerville.
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North End
St. Josephs of
Somerville
South Boston
Jrs
J. Dunlop
East Ninth Street
Alerts
Chelsea
Albert Y. Tucker
Spencer Avenue
Codmans
J. Hammond
Adams Street
Dorchester
Sydneys
East Cambridge
Putnams
John Neilon
Allston Street
James J. Sheehan
Spring Street
Orients
Guy C. Shaw
Cambridge Street
Silver Stars
Linwoods
Thomas Buckley
Silver Street
Charlestowns
L. E. Clark
Box
Boston
Orioles
J. J. Curran
East Eighth Street
East Boston
Mike Ober
Chelsea Street
Henry Thayer
H. McIntire
Henry Thayer & Co
Cambridgeport
Kembles
C. Hurley
Farnham Street
Roxbury
Cooper Unions
J. Cooper
Paris Place
Harvard Reds
John Caples
Davis Street
Beacons
Francis O’brien
City Point Court
Norfolk
Louis Yobins
Linwood Square
Monitors
R. Ambrose
North Stars
Boston Common
Hyman Harwich
Salem Street
Curleys
Charlestown
James Curley
North Mead Street
Walnuts
D. J. McDonald
Gore Street
East Campridge
Timothy Rearden
Linwood Street
Putnams of
Cambridge
Brookline
Hamilton Streets
University City, Jrs
John Lane
Bridge Street
Tulips
Albert Steinkrauss
Decatur Street
M. Tierneys
Belmonts
Frederick J. Lannon
Granite Street
T. Cummings
Story Street
Lenoxes
Columbians
Timothy Reardon
Connolly Street
EH. Tully
Prospect Street
Senators
Calahan
Fifth Street
Gore Stars
Launze
East Seventh Street
Crescents
Fred Clauss
Bay View Place
Supple
Eben Getchell
Lawrence Avenue
Winthrop
D. F. Ingersoll
St. Mary
Stillmans
W. Doherty
Endicott Street
St. Johns
Supples
St. Marys
Norwoods
Eatons
J. Carroll
Quincy Street
Essex
Want
Chito Club
Local youth teams seek intercity games across ages
A compiled list shows many Roxbury Jamaica Plain Dorchester and nearby clubs offering to arrange games. Age groups range from 10 to 16 with teams from Elmwoods Woodwards Elliots and Birds among others. Several entries name managers and streets, detailing requests for matchups with specific age clubs and locations including Boston neighborhoods and Cambridge.
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M. L. Samuel
Tremont Street
Alpines
Roxbury
J. McHugh
Eustis Street
Warrens
Howards
Libertys
Dorchester
Arthur Gardner
Woodward 6 Street
Norfolk
Hyde Park Y. M
South Boston
James Keating
Lowells
William Kiely
Old Heath Street
Tremonts
Union Juniors
J. Flynn
Cambridge
Gossip of the Boat Clubs and Labor Day Plans
The East Boston and Riverside boat clubs prepare for Labor Day regattas with crews forming, elections held, and swimmers and rowing events scheduled. Notable figures include William Stinson as president and Dan Lamey as captain, while members seek to boost aquatics in the East Boston Athletic Association and chase rowing laurels on the river.
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Young Ten Eyck
Boston
England
Jeffries Point
Tom Green
Everett
Pat” Welch
Columbians
Tom
Dory
Whitehall
East Boston Rowing Association
East Boston
William Stinson
Edward Colbert
James McCall
Riverside Boat Club
T. W. Hines
Ww. F. Hines
W. O'Leary
T. Corcoran
B. O'Leary
Fred Hines
Patrick
Hughey Finnegan
Billy” Berkeley
Charlie Horan
P. H. Sullivan
R. Fitzmorris
J. Gaynor
Newman
Bradfords
Joe Maguire
Joe
Patsey Berkeley
Lynch
Chicago
Klondyke
Crescent Boat House
Alaska
Larry Brignoli
Larry
Worcester reception moved to Monday for Ten Eyck
Edward H. Ten Eyck will not return to Worcester until next week and the demonstration in his honor is rescheduled from Saturday to Monday. A committee will meet in New York, a monster parade will open the exercises, boat houses will stage a lake demonstration, and the Worcester athletic club will build a large bonfire. A silver shield bearing the state coat of arms will be awarded to the winning sculler, with laurel wreaths and names of defeated rivals inscribed. The presentation notice will be centered on the shield.
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Worcester
Edward H. Ten Eyck
New York
Wachusetts B. C
Ten Buck
Kid McPartland Accepts 100 Mt ins' Challenge
Joe Mullins and Kid McPartland agree to a 133 pound bout with a purse as high as Mullins can raise. Mullins claims he beat McPartland in their last meeting and intends to prove he can again win while McPartland vows readiness and confidence.
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Kid McPartland
Joe Mullins
Boston
Mullins
Joe
McPartland
Lavigne
Irish Nationalists from South Boston Tour Cape Ann
The Irish American Club of South Boston held its twenty seventh annual Gloucester excursion aboard the City of Gloucester. A banquet at Mason House featured orator Timothy W. Coakley with strong support from William S. McNary John A. Ryan and Denis F. Brennan. Dominick J. O Connor presided as club president and chair.
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Gloucester
Boston
Peninsular
Cape
Society
Mason House
Timothy W. Coakley
William S. McNary
John A. Ryan
Denis F. Brennan
Dominick J. O'Connor
Patrick A. Foley
North Shore
Masonson
Father Neptune
O’connor
England
Ireland
T. W. Coakley
Coakley
Republic
Barry
Jackson
New Orleans
South Africa
Venezuela
Denis IF. Brennan
South Boston
Messrs
D. J. O'Connor
T. M. Walsh
Robert Hennessy
John J. O'Sullivan
C. J. O'Leary
J. L. McCarthy
M. J. Harding
T. F. Meagher
Thomas Sheehan
Denis Mahoney
Erin
Cape Ann
Post
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
Thomas Arthur
John M. Cotter
George J. Lovett
D. P. Donovan
Edmond Colbert
Michael Rohan
John B. O’higgins
James J. Calnan
Tmothy J. McCarthy
Michael Barry
J. F. Coleman
P. J. Colbert
John Walsh
David J. Flynn
James McGreevy
P. J. Wallace
Frank Daly
John J. Connolly
Patrick J. Neary
John Hayes
William Ronayne
P. J. Feeney
P. F. Lydon
Michael Dever
Thomas M. Walsh
John P. Moran
Maurice Flynn
John O’mahony
James Roche
John Hennessey
William J. Devereaux
F. J. Lougee
M. J. Barry
James Ryan
John Doherty
Patrick Ahern
Patrick McCarthy
Peace Reigns in Track Association Likely Alliance With League
The National Cycle Track Association and the League of American Wheelmen met in New York where Secretary Henry E B Ducker, President Potter, and Chairman Mott pledged harmony. A intercity Interstate circuit will start at Bridgeport next Saturday with races from Charles River Park to Buffalo, lasting two weeks in some cities, ending around Oct 1.
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Henry EB. Ducker
National Cycle Track Association
Potter
Mott
League of American Wheelmen
Ducker
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Bridgeport
Charles River Park
Springfield
Manhattan Beach
Asbury Park
Newark
Louisville
Buffalo
Dorchester Yacht Fleet Crowds and Irish Club Excursion
Dorchester Bay yachtsmen mostly sailed toward Hull Quincy Bay and Weir River as the Spinster and other craft returned to service. The Irish American Club outing featured speeches by Patrick Foley and T. W. Coakley, with a Cape Ann voyage return to Boston and a large list of distinguished attendees and celebratory songs.
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Dorchester Bay
Hull
Quincy Bay
Weir River
L. M. Clark
Clark
Hull Bay
Lower Bay
Ted Souther
Dorchester
Athena
Peter Martin
Jack
Harrison Square
Petrel
Raccoon
George Dow
Bim Gray
Charlie
Ernie Hendrie
Messrs
Breckinridge
Abbott
Sola
Kitty
Dr. Sawyer
Dorchester Yacht Club
Charles Dodd
Manchester-by
Wahneta
Columbia Yacht Club
Fred Smith
George Hill
Hingham
Charles P. Mooney
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Cohasset
Cohasset Yacht Club
Marblehead
Cape Cod
Orleans
East Gloucester Club
Savin Hill
Squantum
Winthrop
Midsummer Handicap At Saratoga July 31
Secretary Clinton of the Saratoga Racing Association announced a midsummer handicap of 2000 dollars to be run Saturday July 31 for all ages. Sweep stakes of 25 dollars or 10 dollars by June 1 with 1500 to winner and 300 to second. Starters pay 50 dollars more. entry closes the day before. One mile race with weights featuring Clifford 132 Ben Brush 126 Handspring 124 The Winner 120 Belmar 119 Sir Walter 111 Connoisseur 107 Lake Shore 106.
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N. Y
Clinton
Saratoga Racing Association
Clifford
Ben Brush
Handspring
Belmar
Sir Walter
Connoisseur
Lake Shore
Triton Outing on Katie P Gives Harbor Sail and Catch
The Triton Barge Outing Club held a harbor excursion aboard the schooner yacht Katie P with about seventy five attendees. Richard Ahearn won the first fish prize and Fred Bamberg the best catch prize as organizers William Shaw and others oversaw the event.
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Triton Barge Outing Club
Katie P
Boston
Richard Ahearn
Fred Bamberg
William Shaw
Park Haggerty
Jake Powers
John Shaw
al Shaw
Timothy Twigs
J. Tighe
James Dennia
Boxing Gossip and Bouts of the Week Overview
George V. Tuohy previews a busy boxing slate across Brooklyn Philadelphia Elmira Hartford Scranton and San Francisco. He notes Mike Sears and Fred Wright boxing in New England week, predicts twenty round limits and point decisions, and flags Gans O Day Griffo Ernst Everhardt Goulette Bonner and Bernstein among featured matchups with local venues and promoters.
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Joe Gans
Jimmy O’day
Chris Johnson
Barney Connors
Empire A. C
Baltimore
Johnny Lavack
Jeff Powers
Doc’? Payne
Hank Yompers
F. Fortelka
Billy Chambers
Forest City A. C
Cleveland
Ed Santry
Billy Lambert
Finish
Chicago
Jack Bonner
Henry Peppers
Danny McMahon
Frank Bradley
Quaker City A. c
Philadelphia
Billy Barrett
Doc
New England
Mike Sears
Fred Wright
Peabody
Oscar Gardner
Hartford
Joe Bernstein
Scranton
Penn
Sears
Wright
Heath
Eureka Club
al Herford
O’day
Gans
Jack Williams
New Orleans
Harry Peppers
Peppers
Jack McAuliffe
Billy Ernst
Griffo
Jack Everhardt
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Spider” Kelly
Cal Hawkins
Jack
Tom O’rourke
Jack Havlin
Everhardt
Tom
Kelly
George Lavigne
Gilbert Goulette
Duluth
Billy Jennings
Elmira
N. Y
Jennings
Austin Rice
Holyoke
Goulette
George V. Tuohby
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