Visitors Score Goose Bags In Five Innings
Five Innings reports the visitors tallying all runs with goose eggs on the board for the Bean Eaters who managed six of their seven runs in earlier frames.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1894
Page
3
Boston Defeats Pittsburg 7 to 3 in Quick Congress Street Game
Through sharp pitching by Charley Nichols the Boston team beat the Pittsburgs 7 to 3 at Congress Street grounds. Nichols limited Pittsburg to five hits and no errors as McCarthy launched two homers and a double for Boston, while Ad Addison Gumbert pitched well for Pittsburgh but walked three in early innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Nichols
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Congress Street Grounds
Boston
Nichols
Addison Gumbert
Jack Glasscock
Denny Lyons
Long
Stenzel
McCarthy
Duffy
Tucker
Bannon
Ryan
Lowe
Glasscock
Pitsburgs
Bierbauer
Smith
Bauer
Donovan
Beckley
Baltimore Wins In Ten After Rain Soaked Game
Big Dan Brouthers tied the score in the ninth with a timely hit, then Robinson doubled to give Baltimore a 10th inning victory over Chicago as wet grounds slowed play. Attendance was 3 500 with Baltimore 15 Chicago 12 hits and 4 2 errors.
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Baltimore
Dan Brouthers
Robinson
Chicago
McMahon
Hutchison and Kittredge
Brooklyn Dodgers Rally Past Louisville in Ten Innings
Brooklyn beat Louisville 14 to 4 after ten innings in Brooklyn New York on June 5. Attendance was 1 744 as Brooklyn notches their seventh straight win. Key players include Kennedy Dalley Menafee Grim and pitcher Watteries.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Louisvilles
Brooklyns
Louisville
Friars
Kennedy
Dalley
Menafee
Grim
Cleveland versus Washington baseball game report
In Washington on June 1 the visitors scored eight runs in the second inning due to errors by Radford and Joyce and a string of hard hits. Cleveland could not manage hits off Young. Abbey hit a home run as 2,662 attended. Final score Cleveland 16 Washington 8 with errors for Cleveland 4 and Washington 4.
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Washington
Radford
Joyce
Young
Abbey
Cleveland
Haircutters Known Across Town at Alland Sros
A brief item notes a barber or hair cutter shop named Alland Sros located at 19 Tremont Row, described as well known throughout the town. The text emphasizes the business standing and locality.
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Alland Sros
Tremont Row
New Yorks Edge Cincinnatis In Errors Plagued Showdown
The New Yorks beat the Cincinnatis 10 to 6 in a tiresome game marked by many errors on both sides. Comiskey fined $10 and benched for criticising an umpire decision. Attendance 2,500. Meekin and Farrell pitched for New York with Chamberlain and Murphy behind Cincinnati.
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New York
New Yorks
Cincinnatis
Comiskey
Cincinnati
Meekin
Farrell
Chamberlain
Murphy
St Louis Beats Philadelphia In Muddy Ballgame
St Louis defeated Philadelphia as Weyhing’s unsteadiness in the first inning hurt the home team. Muddy grounds and 19 percent attendance marked the day. Final score St Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 with 13 hits to 11. Hawley Buckley Weyhing Grady were the batteries.
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Philadelphia
St. Louisi
Weyhing
St. Louis
Hawley
Buckley
Grady
Providence Grays Beat Wilkesbarre In Eastern League Game
Providence scored early and never trailed as Timely hitting and in-field errors propelled the Grays to a decisive 10 to 1 victory over Wilkesbarre. Rudderham and McAuliffe held the mound for Providence with Campfield and Warner catching. Attendance was 600.
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Providence
Providence Grays
Wilkesbarres
Wilkesbarre
Wiilkesbarre
Rudderham
McAuliffe
Campfield
Warner
Springfield Triumph Over Binghamton In Tight Win
Springfield edged Binghamton 6 to 4 in a close game. Hits were Springfield 10, Binghamton 3. errors 4 both sides. pitchers Vickery and Leahy for Springfield and Barnett and Lahbeck for Binghamton.
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Springfield
Binghamton
Vickery and Leahy
Barnett
Lahbeck
Fall River Beats Lewiston In Close New England League Game
Fall River defeated Lewiston in a well played contest. Viau pitched well for Fall River, while Ferson was hit hard. Final score 2 to 0 with a late Lewiston rally, 14 base hits for Fall River and 5 for Lewiston, errors 1 and 3. Batteries Viau Rollins and Ferson Bergen.
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Fall River
Lewiston
Viau
Ferson
Rollins
Bergen
Haverhill Defeated as Weakness in Short Stretches Show
June 5 report from Haverhill notes Quinlan entered later but a poor second inning throw cost three runs. Umpire Cray clashed with visitors again and Captain McGlone was ejected for back talk in the ninth. Pawtucket defeats Haverhill, six earlier runs, final 9-4 with eight Pawtucket and four Haverhill errors.
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Haverhill
Quinlan
Cray
McGlone
Pawtucket
Morse
Roach
Lucid
Sweeney
Portland Triumphs Over Brockton In Tight Battle
Portland beat Brockton 6 to 2 as Brockton could not back Carey with hits. Both teams played solid defense with 2 errors for Brockton and 0 for Portland. Batteries were Carey Mahoney for Portland and Leeds Corcoran for Brockton. eight Portland base hits to seven for Brockton.
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Brockton
Carey
Portland
Harvard and Princeton Set For Deciding Baseball Clash
Harvard and Princeton meet on Yale field in New Haven to decide the series. The game follows Saturday's muddle with free admission for all who attended and no effort to make a gate. O Malley to start in right field with Highlands pitching for Harvard. Scannell sidelined by injury. Harvard leaves Cambridge for Hartford and a 9 am special train from Boston to Boston Albany station will carry the team.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
O’malley
Highlands
Scannell
Cambridge
Hartford
Boston & Albany
Worcester Nine Defeated by Bangor in 10-6 Game
Worcester fell 10 to 6 as Bangor capitalized on walks and timely hitting. Bangor's Miller, Hart and Worcester's McCarthy Hayes credited in the battery with errors totaling three for each side.
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Bansoris Isc Eek OO
Worcester
Bangor
Miller and Hart
McCarthy and Hayes
Tufts College Ball Club Shut Out By Frank Sexton
New Bedford defeated Tufts College 6 to 0 as Frank Sexton dominated the game with his curve balls. Base hits favored New Bedford 9 to 5 with 2 Tufts errors and 2 New Bedford errors. Batteries were Sexton and Stewart for New Bedford and Collins and Wallett for Tufts.
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New Bedford
Tufts College
Frank Sexton
Tufts
Sexton and Stewart, Collins and Wallett
Bass and Frost lead Maine State College to extra-inning win
Lewiston report notes Bass’s pitching brilliance and a Frost homer in the eleventh inning securing a 6 to 5 victory over Bates. Base hits show Maine State College eight to Bates six with six errors for M S C and five for Bates.
Benefit date set for Charley Bennett aid effort
The big benefit for Charley Bennett is scheduled for August 27. Tickets are on sale at John P. Lovell & Sons Dock square Wright & Ditson Appleton & Bassett Connelly's Adams House ticket agency and Barney Lennon's. All Boston players will also have tickets.
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Charley Bennett
John P. Lovell & Sons
Dock Square
Wright & Ditson
Appleton & Bassett
Connelly
Adams House
Barney Lennon
Boston
Morris Park Results
Morris Park New York June 5 results list six races with winners and times Sirocco Wah Jim Stella time 508 Judge Morrow Blitzen Lizzie 1 48 1 2 Peacemaker Discount Sam Lucas 1 42 Migley Paladin The Preserver 1 07 1 4 Eigars St Maxim Armitage time 1 27 1 2 Captain T Hammie Selena D 1 41
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Morris Park
N. Y
Sirocco
Wah Jim
Stella
Judge Morrow
Blitzen
Lizzie
Peacemaker
Discount
Sam Lucas
Migley
Paladin
the Preserver
Eigars
St. Maxim
Armitage
Captain T
Drat
Hammie
Selena D
Cod Fishing Parties Taken by Day on Short Beach
Captain Claile reports fine fishing this month with two boats operating at Short Beach. One boat under CAPT. CLARK provides additional capacity for parties of up to twenty and a party of ten.
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Mont
Short Beach
Claile
Ean Rom
Clark
Debate Shapes Vote On House Seats In 1854 Session
The House listened intently as Russell spoke until the gavel ended his remarks. Malone defended Bailey while Bennett clashed with Thompson. Jerry McCarthy urged fair play and warned Republicans against outside interference. Mellen raised a priority issue on germane scope as Bailey’s substitute faced scrutiny. Adjourment followed with expects Doyle and Hayes to keep seats. overall mood favored accepting the report.
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Russell
Malone
Greenfield
Bailey
Bennett
Everett
Thompson
Jerry McCarthy
State Committee
House
Mellen
Worcester
Alexander
Hutchinson
Meyer
Darling
Hyde Park
Doyle
Hayes
Dennison
Debates Over Ward 17 Election Fraud Report
Eben Thompson moves to unlimited debate on the Ward 17 contested election. Bailey dissents, arguing sitting members may not be entitled to their seats and cites unproven fraudulent votes. The majority argues the committee found no proof to unseat Hutchinson or Alexander and defends the integrity of the inquiry.
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Eben Thompson
Worcester
Committee On Elections
Bailey
Arlington
Thompson
Batley
Mellen
Hutchinson
Alexander
Hayes
Doyle
Messrs
Ward 17
Warriner
Springfield
Messrs. Hayes
Ife
Mr. Hayes
Democratic City Committee
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Harry O. Alexander
Gravesend
Hayes and
Massachusetts
J. E. Hayes
Election Committee
State Central Committee
State Committee
House
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Speaker
Precinect 1
Russell
Pure California Wines Offered At Bargain Prices
Blanchard & Farrar advertise wine deals from 14 to 17 Dock Square and 31 Faneuil Hall Square. Assorted four bottles priced at a dollar per gallon appears in the notice.
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California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
Massachusetts House Debates Ward 17 Fraud and Seated Members
Lawmakers clash over alleged Ward 17 frauds in Boston with minors voting and nonresidents cited. Supporters urge upholding the ballot verdict while warning against letting fraud endanger liberty and Massachusetts’ ballot box.
Minneapolis leaves Cramp's yard on builders trial
The new triple screw cruiser Minneapolis departed Cramp's shipyard at 9 23 this morning for a builder s trial on the Delaware River. Armed with 8 inch and 6 inch guns and torpedo tubes, she carries 2000 tons of coal and is designed to surpass the Columbia in speed and range.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Cramp’s
Delaware River
Columbia
No Battle Report in Indiana Mining Dispute
A Farmersburg telegram refutes Sullivan’s claim of a morning battle between militia and miners. The miners plan strategy not force, while militia departed via the Alum Cave branch. Five coal cars were seized by miners last night and reports say the strikers burned the cars and coal.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Farmersburg
Sullivan
Alum Cave
Fast Steppers Open Fitchburg Merrimack Meet at Haverhill
The Kenora Park track hosted the Fitchburg and Merrimack Valley circuit opener. Two good races, small attendance, cool weather, and favorable track. In 2:50 class Frank P. led with Gilman H. second and Nat How third for 2 84 1 4. Daniel Wilkes won the 2:25 race with Fred Wilson second and Rea third in 2 26 1 4.
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Haverhill
Mass
Kenora Park
Fitchburg and
Merrimack Valley
Charles Drew
Dover
N. H
Ham Brock
Boston
G. W. Chase
I. K. Moore
Frank P
Gilman H
Nat How
Daniel Wilkes
Fred Wilson
Rea
Boxing Gossip Sparks Talk of Fitzsimmons Rematch
Australian middleweight Dan Creedon in Chicago proclaims two good hands and dominance at 158 pounds while eyeing a Fitzsimmons bout. Hoboken’s Tom Kelly seeking Joe Walcott, Philly’s Joe Butler relocates to Chicago, and a benefit for Frank Uniac is planned at Odd Fellows Hall. Charley Johnson vows to finish with Gibbons after a $250 wager and $1900 side bet, as Johnny Connors heads to New Orleans for June 14 and a Barry clash. Joe Walcott flaunts New York Bowery wardrobe post victory, and Minneapolis hosts two matches including Billy Smith vs. Ryan on July 4 and Slavin vs. Craig on June 11.
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Dan Creedon
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Australia
Tom Kelly
Philadelphia
Joe Walcott
Walter Campbell
Ninth and
Sergeant Streets
Joe Butler
Joe
Pedler
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Russell Street
Frank Uniac
Charley Johnson
Austin Gibbons
Post
Gibbons
Johnny Connors
Jack Levy
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Jimmy Barry
New York Bowery
Tom Tracey
Twin City Athletic Club
Minneapolis
Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Craig
Bill Slavin
Sol Smith
Smith
Billy Murphy
Murphy
Oscar Gardner
Johnny van Heest
Brooklyn Grows Stronger as Pitching Stabilizes in Race
Baseball gossip notes Brooklyn's improved pitching with Gastright Stein Kennedy and Daub in form. Korwan may be recalled from Macon and Pfann emerges as a wild card. New York leads attendance with 163 625 in 20 polo grounds games, while Philadelphia Baltimore and Brooklyn follow. Chris Van der Ahe battles for Connor and Dowd would have joined the Giants if not for business issues.
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Brooklyns
Gastright
Stein
Kennedy
Daub
James Korwan
Macon
Korwan
Foutz
William Pfann
Brooklyn Association
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Brooklyn
McKean
Spiders
Fisher
Cleveland
Parrott
Anson
Chris van der Ahe
Connor
Tommy Dowd
Goodenough
Dowd
Giants
Rogers
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