Boston Pounded Wilson for 20 Bases and Rapid Advance
Boston pounded Wilson for 20 runs and 35 bases as Our Boys push rapidly to the front rank on other fields.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1897
Page
3
National and New England college matchups listed
National league pairings feature Cleveland at Boston Cincinnati at Baltimore St Louis at Brooklyn Louisville at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington New England games include Brockton at New Bedford Fall River at Pawtucket Taunton at Newport College contests are University of Vermont at Holy Cross Worcester Tufts at Portland Portland
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Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Ittsburg
New York
Louisville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington Ee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Washington
New England
Brockton
New Bedford
Fall River
Pawtucket
Taunton
Newport
College
University of Vermont
Holy Cross
Worcester
Tufts
Portland
Boston Beats Cleveland In Heavy Hitting Game
Boston soared past Cleveland in a high scoring contest as Captain Duffy led with four hits including a triple and two doubles. Louis Sockalexis made his Boston debut with a single and fielded well, while Patsey Tebeau started strong and Jesse Burkett left after a blow to the head.
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Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Frank Wilson
Louis Sockalexis
Holy Cross
Rooters
Louis
Patsey Tebeau
Spiders
Jesse Burkett
Klobedanz
Jimmy McAleer
Burkett
McKean
Childs
Long
Duffy
Tenney
Stahl
Lowe
Hamilton
Wilson
O’connor
Bergen
Baseball game recap showing Louisville and New York scoring
The narrative notes a pitching effort with steadying delivery and references a high scoring inning sequence. Louisville finished with 7 runs while New York had 4, aided by two base hits from Meekin Holmes and Wilson.
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Louisville
New York
Meekin
Holmes
Wilson
Orioles Beat Cincinnati With Fourth Inning Rally
Baltimore defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 in a game marked by early fielding errors and a four-run fourth inning. Key plays include Two-base hit by Keller and three-base hits by Schriver Keeler Kelley, with Bowerman cut by a foul tip but finishing the game. Attendance figures and umpire names listed.
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Baltimore
Breitenstein
Ehret
Dwyer
Bowerman
Cincinnati
Keller
Schriver
Keeler
Kelley
Burke
New England League Directors Meet in Taunton
Taunton hosts a Friday 8:30 p.m. City Hall meeting of New England League of Baseball Clubs directors to discuss local conditions and league affairs.
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Taunton
New England League of Baseball Clubs
Boston Defeats Cleveland in Tight Eighth Inning Rally
In the eighth inning Lowe and Stahl singled and Collins drilled a center field triple. Boston's sharp defense stymied several visitor threats, with Sockalexis narrowly beaten by Collins on a late play. Klobedanz struggled at times but escaped damage, and Fatty Childs narrowly beat a bunt before outs ended the frame. Burkett, McAleer, and Nichols impact the lineup as Boston eyes the next game.
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Lowe
Stahl
Collins
Boston
Sock
Childs
Long
Klobedanz
O’connor
Fatty Childs
Sockalexis
Jimmy
Burkett
Cleveland
Jimmy McAleer
Nichols
Awe Ig
Hamilton
C.f
Tenney
S.s
Seer En Nee
Esereae
McKean
S.s McAleer
Eenee
Waillace
Blake
Ewes
Tebeau
O'Connor
Wilson
Stahl Duffy Bergen
O' Connor
Long Wilson
Duffy
Stahl Collins
Stahl Lowe
Bergen
McAleer
Burkettime
O'Day
Scores From Regional Matches Across New England and Canada
Lancaster defeats Richmond 14 to 5 in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Reading over Athlet 4 to 3 in Reading. Hartford beats Hartford Paterson 8 to 1. Syracuse edges Springfield 9 to 7 in Syracuse. Buffalo defeats Scranton 10 to 7. Toronto shuts out Wilkesbarre 9 to 0. Taunton beats Pawtucket 12 to 0. Fall River edge Brockton 13 to 12. Augusta over Portland 10 to 3. Bangor defeats Lewiston 4 to 0. Rockland crushes Belfast 10 to 1. New Bedford over Newport 6 to 1.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Scranton Ee
Springfield Re
Providence O
Rochester
Sears
Toronte
Wees
Wilkesbarre
Lancaster
Penn
Richmond
Reading
Athletics
Hartford
Paterson
Springfield
Scranton
Toronto
Taunton
Pawtucket
Fall River
Brockton
Augusta
Portland
Bangor
Lewiston
Rockland
Belfast
New Bedford
Newport
Somerville and Cambridge Highs Close Championship Game
Somerville High defeated Cambridge High and Latin School 14 to 13 in ten innings at Tufts Oval Medford to force a deciding title game versus English High School. The comeback featured multiple leads, key hits from McRae Haf ford and Cuddy, and late scoring by Saunders Chandler and Crowley.
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Somerville High
Cambridge High
Latin School
Tufts Oval
Medford
Somerville
Cambridge
Arthur Saul
Howe
Walter Clarkson
Warnock
McRae
Hafford
Wily
Brookhouse
Saunders
Saul
Thomas
F. Clarkson
Sheridan
Cuddy
Sullivan
Hill
Clarkson
Crowley
Hufford
Baldwin
Wizard
Chandler
McKee
Wiley
Od Hill
I. Clarkson
Miss Fitzgerald Observes Brockton Enterprise Game
Miss Fitzgerald, likely New England’s only lady baseball reporter, watched from the pavilion. She called the game season’s top contest and praised local play, noting a stylish style from her area and predicting further excellence.
Athletes fine tune for interscholastic meet at Charlesbank
Athletes under Superintendent John Bowler prepared for Friday's interscholastic meet at Charlesbank Gymnasium. Captain Larry Kane led BEH S in light work while Duffy and several EHS runners showed strong form in sprints and distance events. Other schools including Brookline, Mechanic Arts, and Hoppy teams also reported solid daylong practice with several athletes competing in hurdles and field events.
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Charlesbank Gymnasium
John Bowler
Larry Kane
BE. H. S
Kane
Duffy
Charlesbank
Kennington
Marks
Pray
E. H.S
I. W. Manahan
Webster
Bauxham
H. S
Walter Boyes
Brookline High
Mechanic Arts High School
Benson
Chapman
Roteh
Halowell
Porter
Hill
Knowles
Thatcher
Hallowell
Joe Converse
Cole
Captain Rotch
Jordan
Boston Latin
St Louis Changes Highlight Brooklyn Game at Eastern Park
Brooklyn routs St Louis as Dowd is out and Hartman fills center for the visitors. Hartman, Cross, and Turner are the regulars in name only. Fisher and Burrell pitched for Brooklyn in a high finishing stretch. Attendance 1717 as the home club wins with strong defense and late offense.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Louis
Eastern Park
Brooklyns
Tommy Dowd
Hartman
Phillies
Harley
Cross
Turner
Barnie
Fisher
Burrell
Phillies Tumbled as Pittsburg Slogs to Easy Win
Hughey shut down Philadelphia with six hits allowed in five innings as Pittsburg won 5 to 2. Orth connected for a two base hit while Delehanty hit a three base balloon. The proposed trade sent Grady to St Louis for Carsey and McFarland. If Carsey rejects the deal, it may fail. Attendance 4989.
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Philadelphia
Hughey
Pittsburg
Phillies
Orth
Carsey
Grady
McFarland
St. Louis
Sugden
Boyle
Davis
Delehanty
Lajoie
McDonald
Washington Loses Game on First Inning miscues
Washington dropped a 6 to 5 decision to Chicago as two misjudged balls in the first inning helped spark the Cubs. Lodge starred with a snag of a drive that looked like a homer, and Everrett Lange added a three base hit as Chicago built an early lead. Attendance was 1800. Time was 2 hours. Umpire Emslie.
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Washington
Lodge
Piorons Gis
Chicago
Brown
Demontreville
Reilly
Cartwright
Everett
Lange
Donohue
O’brien
Farrell
McJames
Denzer
Ward Wins Harvard Tennis Title in Straight Sets
H Ward 1900 won the final round of the Harvard tennis tournament yesterday afternoon defeating R A Bidwell 99 in three straight sets. Ward dominated with smashing and cross court. Final score 6 3 6 1 6 4.
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Harvard
H. Ward
Rk. A. Bidwell
Ward
Bidwell
R. A. Bidwell
Princeton Defeats Brown 14 to 10 In Baseball Tilt
Princeton over Brown University 14 to 10 after a game highlighted by Tigers hitting and aggressive base running. Both sides committed errors but Brown’s miscues proved costlier as Princeton chased pitchers early and pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Brown University
Tigers
Browns
Brown
Lander
Wilson
Altman
Kafer
Sedgewick
Summersgill
Dunne
Bowdoin Defeats Colby in Narrow College Baseball Win
Bowdoin beat Colby 11 to 6 in Brunswick as scannell struggled against Bowdoin pitching led by Bacon. Batteries Budge Bacon and Haines for Bowdoin. Cushman Scannell opposed. Umpire Kearns of Lewiston.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin
Colby
Scannell
Bacon
Hap
Enscee
Budge
Bacon and Haines
Cushman
Kearns
Lewiston
Louisville Triumphs Over New York Giants In Ninth Inning
In Louisville on June 2 the New York Giants led the game 7 4 until the ninth inning when Louisville rallied. A single and a triple in the visitors half set up trouble for Meekin, who walked three batters and was replaced by Dad Clarke. Hemming started wild, altering the late innings.
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Louisville
New York
New Yorks
Giants
Meekin
Dad Clarke
Hemming
Weld crews prep for B A A race and New England regatta
Weld crews at Harvard look to the B A A eight race on Saturday June 12 and the New England regatta on June 17. The B A A race will be rowed upstream from Union Boat Club. Three Weld crews enter the regatta and the Weld Boat Club competes in novice sculls junior doubles junior four junior eight and intermediate eight.
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Weld
Harvard
New England
Union Boat Club
Weld Boat Club
Lawrenceville tops Phillips-Andover in 9 6 win
In Andover on June 2 Lawrenceville Academy of New Jersey defeated Phillips-Andover 9 to 6. The visitors relied on their hitting power while Phillips-Andover struggled defensively. Score by innings shows Lawrenceville 2 3 1 6 0 0 9 and Phillips-Andover 0 1 3 8 0 0 6. Batteries Arrott Green Stephenson Waddell. Umpire Chandler.
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Andover
Phillips-Andover
Lawrenceville Academy
N. J
Lawrenceville
Arrott, Green
New England School of Boxing Opens Day and Evening
Skilled instructors teach ladies gentlemen and children at 127 Tremont street Room 12 offering trial of six lessons. Call or write for details and enrollment.
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New Eng
School OF Boxing
Lndies
Tremont St
Yale Defeats Holy Cross in Uneventful Hampden Park Game
Yale defeated Holy Cross at Hampden Park in a one sided contest marked by many mis plays. Keator Fincke and Camp starred for Yale while W H Fox was Holy Cross's weakest player.
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Springfield
Yale
Holy Cross
Hampden Park
Keator
Fincke
Camp
W. H. Fox
Cester boys bat as Mearey fails in fifth inning
Fragmentary baseball recap shows Mearey on the mound in the fifth as Wales Base Holy Cross Batteries Linnehan Hamlin Murphy Deannan are named among players. Score line unreadable with mixed OCR text and numbers.
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Cester Boys
Mearey
Wales
Holy Cross Batteries
Linnehan Amu Wsicunas
North Adams Wins Ten Inning Tilt Over Williams College
North Adams defeated Williams College 15 to 11 in a ten inning game marked by costly errors. McCann and Summers paired with Jan sen and Ross to combine for the win as Williams struggled to hold the visitors.
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North Adams
Williams
Williams College
McCann
Summers
Jansen
Ross
Pennsylvania Team Beats Fordham College Nine
The University of Pennsylvania baseball team defeated Fordham College, 17 to 3, in Philadelphia. Scoring details show Penn 3 1 6 1 9 across innings with Fordham 0 0 0 1 9. Batteries included Brown Schwartz OConnor Kelly OGorman and Hayes.
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U. OF P
Fordham
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Fordham College
New York
Pennsylvania
Brown and Schwartz
O’connor
Kelly
O’gorman
Hayes
Readville Trots Highlight Close Finishes and Weather
Second day at Readville trotting races drew larger crowds and better conditions. Red Bud wins a tight 2:15 trotting heat over Louis Victor as Kate F. makes a surprise sweep in the later heats. Dr. Wood falters in the 2:14 pacing, while Allen wins the sequence. Nicola prevails after a rough start.
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Readville
Red Bud
Louis Victor
Dr. Wood
Clifford
Allen
Winfield
Kate F
Nicola
Br. G
Guardsman
John Dillard
H. Knapp
B. G
Red Fern
Brown Dick, Jr
J. Payne
J. Koster
Mambrino Wilkes
J. Riley
Mambrino
Harold, Maggie
Ape Ots ' Jr
J. Gatcomb
Tusca- Kate F
G. m
Clonmore
Ormond
Nina
Jora
Sea King
May Bloom
Blackwood Patchen
Tibino Tore
Weun
Kate
Wheeler Horse
Gatcomb
Scott Locke
J. C. Tallman
E. E. McDonald
F. G. Hall
T. Lee Quimby
Galtee More Wins Jubilee Derby At Epsom
The Irish colt Galtee More owned by Mr J Gubbins won the Jubilee Derby at Epsom in a canter. The Prince of Wales attended in the royal enclosure as Velasquez and History finished second and third. Charles Wood rode Galtee More with a time of 2 44.
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London
Epsom
J. Gubbins
Galtee
Prince of Wales
J. R. Keene
Galtee More
Kendal
Morganette
Lord Rosebery
Velasquez
Donovan
Vista
J. Simon Harrison
Hampton
Isabelle
Charles Wood
Watts
History
Cannon
Woman Swordswoman Jaguarina to Meet Swift in Park Mounted Duel
Jaguarina the champion swordswoman faces Sergeant Swift the English cavalryman in a Charles River Park mounted sword contest moved from Monday due to rain. Twenty one three minute attacks count points for a first to eleven or overall lead with on horseback combat. Jaguarina's prior wins and London invitation backdrop the bout. Monday's arena exhibition drew about 1500 spectators.
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Jaguarina
Swift
Charles River Park
the Park
England
London
Ridh
Reszke Owned Horse Captures Warsaw Derby Victory
Claude Frolio, owned by famed tenor Jean de Reszke, won the Warsaw Derby yesterday in Berlin. The horse’s win marks a notable achievement for the equine racer and its celebrity owner in European racing circles.
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Berlin
Claude Frolio
Jean de Reszke
Warsaw
East Boston Rider Suspended Over Buffalo Races
The L A W racing board reports Tom Barnaby was suspended after June 1 for riding in Buffalo road races. May races had him unsuspended, while travel permits were issued for Brackett Hammond Evans and Evans of Haverhill for Hanover New Hampshire.
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Tom Barnaby
Buffalo
L. A. W. Racing Board
East Boston
Barnaby
K. S. Brackett
A. L. Hammond
A. W. Evans
W. R. Evans
Haverhill
Hanover
N. H
Bulletin
Philadelphia
Penn Wheelmen
Reading
Penn
Kent to Race Murdock in Unequal Pursuit at Waltham
Articles by Kid Murdock of East Boston and Fred P Kent of Boston announce a match pursuit race at Waltham on June 17. The race starts from opposite track ends with no time limit until one rider catches the other. prize value is 385 dollars. L J Solari of East Boston plans to challenge the winner afterward.
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Boston
Louis
Gimm
Fred Schmeer
Frank Waller
Ducker
Jimmy Michael
Wallie Sanger
Tom Cooper
Earl Ikiser
A. C. Mercens
A. L. Hachenberger
Eddie Bald
Nat
Tom Butler
McDuffie
Frank Starbuck
Somerville Tire Company
Beacon
Union Square
Doratee
Earl Kiser
Kid” Murdock
East Boston
Fred P. Kent
Waltham
L. J. Solari
Night cycle meet at Charles River Park lights up racing
An electric light exhibition at Charles River Park featured professional and amateur cycles, with Frank and Nat Butler notable in tandem events. Mertens edged McFarland in a tight final while Hills won an amateur mile dash, and Warren Reynolds made a strong season debut in the half mile.
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Charles River Park
the Park
McFarland
Nat Butler
Frank
Mertens
Kiser
Pickard
Hills
Donahue
Jimmy Urquhart
Warren Reynolds
Walsh
Eddie McDuffee
Howard Mosher
Tom Eck
Eck
A. C. Mertens
F. A. McFarland
Fred J. Loughead
C. R. Newton
F. A. Gately
Frank Butler
McDuffee
H. B. Hills
T. McDonnell
Brad Hemeon
James Urquhart
M. Donohue
G. F. Hart
Donohue
Urquhart
W. S. Reynolds
Ing
Co. R. Chessman
Gaston Palintiff
F. M. Haggerty
A. L. Barber
George Taylor
Darlow
Chessman
Barber
Taylor
Nat
E. A. MecDuffee
H. P. Mosher
Roving Bicycle Races Highlight Northeast Circuit
The Urquhart brothers Robert and James enter Spindle City Wheel men events in Lowell next Saturday afternoon. A W Westby of the Massachusetts Bicycle Club and Nellie Westby of the Bostonians seek a spot in the Medfield half century race led by Woods and Geldert. Sanford Cycle Club plans a July 5 track meet in Sanford, Maine, and an August 24 24 hour race at Charles River Park invites global entrants to test headwork and endurance.
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Robert
James Urquhart
Lowell
A. W. Westby
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Nellie Westby
Bostonians
Medfield
Buffalo Riders Arrive. Ingraham Talks After Fall
Barnaby Cronin and Ingraham of the Eagle C C racing team reached Buffalo after a fall in the Martin race. Ingraham reportedly won first prize per Buffalo papers were Ray Dyer who rode from scratch and beat Ingraham. Cronin won a Saddle from Lewis with Ingraham finishing fourth.
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Barnaby
Cronin
Ingraham
Eagle C. C
Buffalo
Martin
Ray Dyer
Lewis
Open Letter on Labor and Callender from Dorchester
Edward O Donnell secretary of the Central Labor Union denounces Mr Callender for attacking reputations and for premeditated efforts to influence legislation for corporate gain. He accuses Callender of cowardice and deception and defends organized labor for opposing an L road priced at public-scale transfers to corporations. May 30 1897.
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Edward Callender
Teere
Dorchester
Cenre
Organized
Organized Labor
Post
Central Labor Union
Callender
The
Friends of Labor
Edward O'Donnell
Shooting results at Lynn State Shoot handle multiple clubs
The Massachusetts State Shooting Association event at Lynn on June 2 shows three clubs competing. Fish and Game Protective Association led by Fox, Martin, Mason at 26 total. Boston Shooting Association with Dickey Puck and Jones also 26. Atlantic Trap Shooting Association first team Parke Bradley Baxter 24 and second team Weatherbee Smith Dodge 22. Individual state prizes feature Jones Dickey Weatherbee Mason Martin Puck with scores from 11 to 18. Ten events followed with ten and fifteen target rounds at regular and unknown angles.
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Lynn
Massachusetts State Shooting Association
Fish and Game Protective Association
Fox
Martin
Mason
Boston Shooting Association
Dickey
Puck
Jones
Atlantic Trap Shooting Association
Parke
Bradley
Baxter
Weatherbee
Smith
Dodge
Hastings
Sawyer
Foss
Lane
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