Orioles Rally Past Boston 10-5, Clinch Series Win
The Orioles built an early lead against Boston and held on with a 10 to 5 victory. Blunders surfaced on both sides as Baltimore seized control and secured two wins in the series.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1896
Page
3
Baseball schedules for multiple leagues and cities
National League matchups include Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at St Louis Baltimore at Washington Pittsburg at Cincinnati Brooklyn at New York New England League games list New Bedford at Fall River Brockton at Pawtucket Lewiston at Augusta Portland at Bangor Eastern League has no games scheduled Other games Cape May at Atlantic City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland Ee
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
NEW England League
New Bedford
Fall River
Brockton
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Bangor
Cape May
Atlantic City
Duffy’s errors doom Baltimore in late rally loss
Stivetts pitched seven strong innings for the visitors as Baltimore sparked a late rally but errors by Duffy and shaky defense by Long and Bannon allowed five runs in the eighth and ninth. Kelley and Keeler delivered timely hits to seal the win, final score noted with Baltimore left trailing.
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Baltimore
Duffy
Stivetts
Kelley
Bannon
Hemming
Hamilton
Tenney
Long
Doyle
Tucker
Ganzel
Brodie
Orioles
Jennings
Donnelly
Keeler
Baltimores
Phillies Defeat New York in Strong Hitting Display
Philadelphia wins 9 to 1 over New York in a well played game highlighted by eight extra base hits including a homer by Thompson. Sullivan was relieved in the eighth and Clarke finished. Attendance 2200. Philadelphia 0 7 1 4 9 8 2 2 New York 2 0 3 2 0 1 0 9 Base hits Philadelphia 12 New York 9.
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Philadelphia
New York
Phiadelphians
Thompson
Sullivan
Clarke
Wew
On the Wackage and On Each Cigarette
Fragmentary line reads Take none without mention of warnings or rules. No clear event, date, or names available.
Errors Philadelphia and New York Batteries Evade Defeat
Philadelphia and New York clash in a tense battery contest with Gumbert Clements Sulli van Clarke and Wilson contributing key plays as errors shape the game’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Gumbert and
Clements
Sullivan
Clarke
Wilson
Pittsburgs Rout Reds In Afternoon Tilt
Pittsburg outplayed Cincinnati at all points as Foreman struggled to stall the visitors while Hawley shut down batters. Attendance was about 3,000. Final score Pittsburg 38 Cincinnati 4. Base hits Pittsburg 14 Cincinnati 5. Errors Pittsburg 1 Cincinnati 2. Batteries Hawley Merritt Foreman Peitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
CinciNnatis
Reds
Hawley
Foreman
Pittsburg
Merritt
Peitz
Senators Rally Past Brooklyn In Rain Delay Loss
In Brooklyn on July 30 the Senators and the Brooklyn team tied and fought through rain delays. Grim delivered a two run single in the eighth followed by Lachance driving in the tying run. The game ended after nine innings due to darkness with Washington scoring four runs to Brooklyn three. Base hits favored Washington with eleven to Brooklyn's five. Batteries Abbey Grim for Brooklyn and McJames McGuire for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Senators
Grim
Lachance
Ciece
Washington
Abbey
McJames
McGuire
Cleveland Browns Rally Past St Louis In A Seven Inning Win
Cleveland defeats St Louis 4 to 3 after blanking opponent through six innings. Cuppy and Young pitched in relief with Young closing the game and Cup py hitting a homer. Attendance 2000 as Cleveland advances despite tight contest with 13 hits to St Louis 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Clevelands
Browns
Young
Cuppy
Caviserase
Zimmer
Kissinger
McFarland
Bangor Beats Portland In New England League Game
Bangor batted terrifically to win 3 to 0 as 400 in attendance watched July 30 in Bangor Maine Portland tallied three runs with four errors. Batteries Wiethoft and Roach pitched for Bangor Thomas and Duncan for Portland in a low scoring affair.
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Bangor
Portlandisis
Portland
Wiethoft
Roach
Thomas
Duncan
Pawtucket Triumphs as Lincoln Shines in Sixth
Lincoln relieved Yerkes in the sixth inning and steadied Pawtucket at critical moments for a 8-7 victory over Brockton in Pawtucket. Attendance 600. Pawtucket had 12 base hits to Brockton’s 18, with 3 errors each. Batteries Yerkes Lincoln Yeager Magee Buelow.
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Pawtucket
Lincoln
Yerkes
Brockton
Yeager
Magee
Buelow
Lewiston Beats Augusta to Take Last Place in Standings
Lewiston defeated Augusta 9 to 3 as Augusta struggled to hit with runners in scoring position. Attendance was about 200. Lewiston had 8 base hits to Augusta’s 6 and committed 1 error to Augusta’s 1. Farrell and Messitt teamed for Lewiston against Weeks and Butler.
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Augusta
Lewiston
Farrell
Messitt
Weeks
Butler
Rochester Triumphs In Low-Scoring Contest On Johnsson's Hit
Rochester wins with a seventh inning rally aided by Johnsson on base and a crucial three-base hit in the eighth. Johnson's sensational center field catch stops a Grays threat with bases loaded. Beard shines at short while Calihan and McFarlan share pitching duties. Attendance 1600. Final: Rochester 10 Providence 7.
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Johnson
Hodson
Rudderham
Grays
Calihan
McFarlan
Cranby
Rochester
Beard
Cooney
Providence
Lyons
Bassett
Mulvey
Daly
Wilkesbarre Beats Albany as Buckenberger Leaves
Wilkesbarre defeats Albany 3 to 2 in a game where Buckenberger announced return to Toronto. A weak Albany offense scattered hits while Wilkesbarre capitalized on second inning offense. Bases hits: Wilkesbarre 6 Albany 9. Batteries Luckey Wente Dun Sugden.
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Albany
Albanys
Buckenberger
Toronto
Wilkesbarres
Senators
Wilkesbarre
Resussees Dk
Luckey and
Wente
Dun
Sugden
Enthusiasm and pitching spark Philadelphia baseball note
Sullivan will pitch after noon. Baltimore left for Washington last night happy. Umpire Lynch was hit in the eighth inning and rested minutes. Rooters complain of too much enthusiasm for visiting players. Clark struck out once. Ganzel’s throw to second was weak. Jimmy Collins made two fine assists.
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Philadelphia
Sullivan
Baltimore
Washington
Lynch
Clark
Ganzel
Jimmy Collins
Billy Robinson Returns After Finger Injury
Ball player Billy Robinson, visiting his mother in Hudson, had part of a finger removed after an injury while catching. He plans to resume playing next week.
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Hudson
Billy” Robinson
Jeff
Baltimore
Boston Caledonian Games at West Roxbury Grounds
The Boston Caledonian Club plans a picnic on Aug 20 with dozens of events for members and the public. Competitions include light stone putting, light hammer, races from 33 yards to five miles, high jump, long jump, hurdles, bagpipe and sword dances, caber toss, and a five mile race with substantial prize money.
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Boston Caledonian Club
West Roxbury
Fall River Beats New Bedford in 61 Run Game
In Fall River on July 30 New Bedford generated little against Klobedanz as Braun was hit hard. Attendance 900. The final score Fall River 104003.30 to New Bedford 00010000 61. Fall River had 17 hits and 2 errors. New Bedford had 3 hits and 6 errors. Batteries Klobedanz Rupert Braun Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New Bedford
Klobedanz
Braun
Rupert
Murphy
Showalter Draws In International Masters Battle
In Nuremberg July 30 the tenth round of the international masters tournament produced several notable results. Maroczi defeated Winawer in a Sicilian defense after 55 moves. Marco and Showalter drew in a Vienna game after 46 moves. Lasker beat Blackburn in a Ruy Lopez after 70 moves. Pillsbury defeated Tschigorin in a Queen's Gambit Declined after 49 moves. Albin beat Steinitz in a Ruy Lopez after 61 moves. Janowsky beat Walbrodt in a Ruy Lopez after 56 moves. Schleichter beat Teichmann after 81 moves. Porges and Tarrasch drew a Centre Counter Gambit after 39 moves. Schiffers and Charousek drew a Ruy Lopez after 44 moves. Schallop had a bye.
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Nuremburg
Maroczi
Winawer
Marco and
Showalter
Vienna
Schleichter
Teichmann
Lasker
Blackburn
Ruy Lopez
Schiffers
Charouser
Pillsbury
Scranton Miners Rally Past Buffalo Buffalos in Erie League
Scranton defeated Buffalo 9 to 4 as Brown pitched well for the Miners. Gannon faltered early, giving up five runs in the first three innings, while Gruber held the Buffalo offense scoreless the last six frames. Attendance was about 2,500 with 11 hits for Scranton and 5 for Buffalo. Batteries Brown Berger and Gannon Gruber Urquhart.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Scrantons
Buffalos
Brown
Miners
Gannon
Gruber
Scranton
Buffalo S
Berger
Urquhart
Polo at Newport Performance Thins Heat in Quick Polo
In Newport Rhode Island Moses Taylor Henry Whitney and Stanley Mortimer fell 3 1 to 1 to C R Duval I T Burden Jr and Reginald Brooks Brooks scored twice with Burden and Taylor adding one each Whitney retired after two goals due to pony trouble with W R Thorne Jr substituting.
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Newport
R. I
Moses Taylor
Henry Whitney
Stanley Mortimer
C. R. Duval
I. T. Burden, Jr
Reginald Brooks
Brooks
Burden
Taylor
Whitney
W. R. Thorne, Jr
Rochester and Providence Clash In Tight Ten Inning Tie
Rochester and Providence staged a late dramatic showdown in Rochester New York on July 30 with a close ten inning game ending in a stalemate as both teams traded chances and fought to the finish.
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Rochester
Providence
N. Y
Trotting Races In Eastport Hold Steady Favorites Win
In the McFaul Park meet Eastport Missouri July 30 the 4:20 class saw Hamlet win all three heats with Arclight and Deceiver second and third. Best time 2 2514. The 2:33 class trot or pace awarded Jock Bowen first, Almont Charter second, Bijou third. Best time 2 27.
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Eastport
McFaul Park
Hamlet
Arclight
Deceiver
Jock Bowen
Almont Charter
Bijou
Broadway Club site cursed by past failures and boxing news
The column recalls the Broadway site’s grim history with the Olympic Theatre and Harrigan Hart's, noting prior fires and failures. It previews possible bouts for Joe Gans and Martin Flaherty in New York, mentions Choynski Maher talks, and reports on Tom White and other boxing figures, including a fatal arc for Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Club
Broadway
Olympic Theatre
Harrigan & Hart’s
London
New York
Frank Mayo
Harrigan & Hart
Comique
Tom O’rourke
Joe Gans
Martin Flaherty
New York Sun
Gans
Metropolis
Joe Choynski
Peter Maher
San Francisco
Tommy
Dixon
Sally Smith
Tommy Dixon
Johnny Lavack
Harry Cornish
Knickerbocker A. C
White
Knickerbocker Rooms
Om Carter
Arizona Welter
Joe Walcott
Bob Thompson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carter
Thompson
Val Flood
Jis
Flood
Wightman
Shinnecock Hills
Providence
George Johnson
Ben Granville
Johnson
Granville
Joe Coates
Shell Road
Baltimore
Coates
George Siddons
Howard Wilson
Washington
George Green
Young Corbett
Bob McArthur
California
Olympic Club
George V. Tuohey
New American Sporting Protective League Formed in New York
In New York on July 30 a group of athletic club managers organized the American Sporting Protective League to promote professional sports. The league will include major clubs nationwide and be run like the National Baseball League. Notables present included Parsons Davies James Kennedy Sam Austin Bat Powers and J H Herman. Delegates from each city will meet mid August to draft by laws.
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New York
American Sporting Protective League
United States
National Baseball League
Parson” Davies
Chicago
James Kennedy
The
Empire Athletic Club
Sam Austin
Beatrice Leads First Class in Queasy Quincy Regatta
Quincy July 30 The second regatta of the series by the local club nearly failed due to wind shortage. The Beatrice proved fastest in class one as Commodore Cavanaugh won by four seconds corrected time and Ida J. took second by two minutes. Emma C. beat Newburyport boat to the line. Classes two to four saw shifting leads and protests over fouling and rudder skulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Beatrice
Commodore Cavanaugh
Ida J
Emma C
Newburyport
Cleopatra
Eulalie
Bicycle Notes at Springfield Meet Attracts Top Riders
The Springfield Bicycle Club outlines events for September with amateur and professional divisions. Prizes include gold watches, jewelry, dictionaries, and cash, plus specialty awards for records and handicaps. A Cambridge case reports thefts of two Harvard bicycles, and a police race features Schuster and Brett at the Massachusetts Athletic Association meet at Charles River Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Lee Richardson
Inspector Murray
Cambridge
Frank Starrett
Prospect House
Central Square
Harvard College
G. T. Hatch
A. L. Curtis
Starrett
John Schuster
New York
Brett
Boston
Andrews
Schuster
Massachusetts Athletic Association
Charles River Park
Quint
Wellfleet Yacht Races Sail To Light Winds
The second Wellfleet Yacht Club race faced very light winds producing a dull contest. Eclipse of Dennis won the first class with Addie of Orleans second, Ishtar of Barnstable topped the second class with Secret of Wellfleet second, Hustler of Wellfleet led the third with Gee Whiz of Truro second, Tantrum of Wellfleet took first in the fourth with Trilby of Wellfleet second, and the fishing boats race was declared off for not finishing in time.
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Wellfleet
Wellfleet Yacht Club
Eclipse of
Dennis
Addie
Orleans
Ishtar
Barnstable
Secret
Hustler
Gee Whiz
Truro
Yachts Canada and Zelma Race at Oakville
In Oakville Ontario on July 30 the yacht Canada defeated Zelma by about six minutes after a twelve mile triangular course. Canada led from the start and maintained the advantage to win.
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Oakville
Ont
Canada
Zelma
Jzelma
Keene Fitzpatrick to Succeed Murphy as Yale Trainer
Unofficial word says Keene Fitzpatrick, Michigan trainer, will replace Mike Murphy as Yale track coach. An ex Yale captain backs the advisory committee decision. Also noted are upcoming sprint, hop and jump attempts and a 135 yard handicap event at South Framingham with cash prizes.
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Ttis
Keene Fitzpatrick
University of Michigan
Mike Murphy
Yale
Michigan
B. J. Weters
Travers Island
E. B. Bloss
Fitzpatrick
Agricultural Grounds
South Framingham
Piper Donovan
E. Donovan
W. Christie
F. S. Brick
C. Tierney
Tom Keane
F. Donahue
P. Connoyer
W. Hayes
J. O'Donnell
P. Coyle
A. Coburn
E. Mooney
G. Gill
J. Mahan
William Mills
E. Kelley
L. McNulty
S. Mellen
M. Coughlin
W. S. Campbell
T. Nally
T. Yates
T. Eagan
C. Lynch
T. Hickey
C. Saucier
J. McKernan
E. Balcom
J. J. Rogers
J. McAlbe
J. Curry
W. McGrath
J. Flynn
G. Gleason
T. Flynn
J. Madden
Sons of St. George
Downer Landing
W. L. Holmes
Charles Street
Boston
Boston Caledonian
Tom Burke
Haligonians
Knickerbocker Club
Harry Cornish
Beers and Symes
Powell
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
New York
Fox
Frank Harbo
George Samuelson
Atlantic
Havre
Knickerbocker
Cornish
Two Sailors Lost Overboard From Roland At Sea
From the steamship Roland arriving in Baltimore from Bremen two sailors were lost overboard in mid ocean amid a blaze of heat and chaos. One man, seized by frenzy, leapt into the sea and drowned as rescuers struggled to lower a lifeboat. only one of the drowning seamen was saved.
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Baltimore
Roland
Bremen
Boston firm wins Boston to Concord race on Vim tires
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company sponsored the race from Boston to Concord. W. Twiston won aboard a Vim tire equipped vehicle in a time of 5 hours and 26 minutes. Report by R. W. Elton.
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Concord
N. H
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
Devonshire Street
Boston
W. Twiston
R. W. Elton
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co
Devonshire St
W. Twilton
Gala opens at Onset Bay carnival with balloon ascent
The midsummer carnival at Onset Bay opened today to about 4000 spectators with a tight rope act in the morning and a 3 PM band concert and balloon ascent by Professor Conette. He reached 4000 feet in a 980 foot balloon and landed safely atop a town tree, as manager T W Farnsworth of Boston’s Yankee Clothing Company organized smooth operations for the event.
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Onset Bay
Conette
Onset
T. W. Farnsworth
Yankee Clothing Company
Boston
Andrew Todd detained for stealing railway mail letter
Andrew Todd arrived in custody with Deputy Waters charged with theft of a railway mail letter at Fairlee VI about a year ago. The letter carried a Boston National Bank check made out to S P Coburn and later cashed by Mrs Todd who says she got it from her husband. Todd denies the charge claiming he bought the check at a discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Todd
United States
Marshal Waters
Fairlee
Boston National Bank
S. P. Coburn
Boston Man Rescues Woman From Drowning at Nahant
Robert Tobin of Boston rescued 19 year old Allena Burke from drowning near Nahant yesterday while she was bathing and struggling beyond her depth. Burke is employed as a housemaid by Mrs. George Thomas on Willow Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Robert Tobin
Boston
Allena Burke
Tobin
George Thomas
Willow Road
Popular Nantasket Steam Line Gains Boston Patrons
The People's line between Boston and Nantasket grows in popularity after dredging a new channel and building a commodious Nantasket wharf. Round trip tickets cost 2 1 2 cents, with hourly departures from Snow's Arch wharf starting at 7 am and returns from 8 30 am, each boat with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Line
Boston
Nantasket
Snow's Arch Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Oliver Street
Citadel Carnival Features Naval Brigade Drill and Clash
At Citadel Halifax July 30 a combined naval brigade and military force staged a sham attack on the fortress. The Royal Berkshire Regiment and Royal Artillery defended the citadel while the naval brigade occupied Camphill heights. The assault failed to breach outer works. smokeless powder was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. S
Royal Berkshire Regiment
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineers
Camphill
POLICY RAIDS NET ELEVEN IN GAMBLING ARRESTS
Liquor squad under Captain Thomas H. Brown raided yesterday afternoon and by seven o clock arrested eleven men on gambling related charges. At Rowe Place officers burst in to find four men stuffing policy slips into pockets as one suspect attempted escape. A second raid at 1730 Washington Street led to five more arrests for policy slips and related items.
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Thomas H. Brown
Rowe Place
Saxton
Coburn
Washington Street
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