Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jun 7, 1898, p. 3

Boston and Cleveland Split Doubleheader at South End Grounds

Boston won the first game while Cleveland took the second as 60 plus spectators watched in chilly weather. Highlights included strong Boston fielding, Lewis keeping Cleveland to five singles in game two, and McAleer, Tebeau, McKean and Zimmer contributing for Cleveland.

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New England League Schedule Fragment

Readable lines show baseball matchups for a regional league including Cincinnati versus Boston and Chicago versus New York with Cleveland at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at St Louis. Other pairings include Philadelphia at Winston, Louisville at Baltimore, Brockton at Pawtucket, Fall River at New Bedford and Taunton at Newport.

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Recruit Wanted for U S Marines at Portland Street Boston

Recruits sought by the United States Marine Corps for wartime service. Must be able bodied and unmarried men aged 21 to 85 who are U.S. citizens or have declared intent. Applicants should have good character and habit, be able to speak read and write English, and fall between five six inches and six feet. Apply in person at the recruiting office 0 Portland St Boston MA.

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Giants Fall as Meekin Surrenders Fifteen Hits

Fifteen hits off Meekin while Breitenstein allows four, with five Giants errors shaping the day. The game ends in a decisive showing for the opponent as the narrative unfolds around these pitching and fielding erors.

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Corcoran Out After Hit By Ball In Cincinnati Game

Cincinnati game details show Corcoran struck by a batted ball ending his at bat. Box notes list hits by Corcoran McPhee Davis Peitz and others. New York loses 3 to 1 with Breitenstein and Meekin among pitchers and O Day umpiring before a crowd of about 3000.

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Phillies Defeat Pittsburg in Late Rally at Home

Philadelphia wins over Pittsburg as Hastings relieves Killen after the fifth inning. Attendance 2488. Scoring details show Philadelphia with one more run than Pittsburg. Notable plays include two-base hits by Brodie and three-base hits by Davis and Delehanty. Umpires Emilie and Curry.

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Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburg Nerterellaround Killen Hastings Stoten MacCarthy Davis Douglass Delehanty Fiick Brodie Lajoie Lick Flick Donohue iNillen Emilie and Curry

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Browns Rally Despite Tired Feelings in Baltimore

Baltimore June 6 The ers while champions were afflicted with that t led feeling today and the Browns Lreke even on the series Attendance 967 The score remains undisclosed awaiting final tally.

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Baseball scores from multiple regional pairings

In 12 innings Taunton defeated Fall River 10 to 7. Crockton beat Pawtucket 6 to 2. New Bedford topped Newport 6 to 90. Newark edged Hartford 2 to 1. Press Penn beat Reading 14. Ginehcnd hosted Richmond with Lancaster 6. Norfolk topped Allen Town 7 to 4. Rochester won over Walkes Barre 7 to 2. Montreal defeated Providence 11 to 9. Providence beat University of Vermont 9 to 7.

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Taunton Fall River Crockton Brockton Pawtucket New Bedford Newport Newark Hartford Press Penn Reading Paterson Ginehcnd Richmond Lancaster Norfolk Allentown Rochester Walkesbarre Montreal Providence Brown University of Vermont

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Barnie Released as Brooklyn Manager Shifts Made

New York June 6 William T Barnie manager of the Brooklyn baseball team was released today by the directors who aim to lift the club toward a championship. Mike Griffin, captain, named to succeed Barnie after nearly two years with the club. Fall River June 6 Fall River strengthens by wiring in an infielder Young who will join soon. Charles MclIntyre signed with Allentown after talks with Fall River.

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New York Ived Boaate Brooklyn Chicag William T Barnie Barnie Mike Griffin Fall River Smith Young Charles MclIntyre Allentown

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Cleveland Attbsburgs to Play Sunday at Euclid Beach Park

Arrangements are being made to stage the Cleveland Attbsburgs game next Sunday at Euclid Beach Park, the pleasure resort east of Cleveland on the Lake Shore, with additional Sunday games planned there.

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Cincinnati Leaders Arrive for Four Game Set

Cincinnati, the league leaders, travel for a four game series highlighted by Breitenstein the ten thousand dollar left-hander and Pink Hawley in a strong pitching staff. Lineup features Strank Jawver Elmer Smith Tommy Corcoran and others as nine players participate in this 3 30 p m afternoon matchup. The team is not yet set to maintain its top league position.

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Boston College to Play South Boston at Locust Street Grounds

South Boston management announces Boston College will be the attraction at Locust Street grounds next Saturday amid strong rivalry after a close opening day game on April 19. Jack Downey returns from Hamilton where he was released by the International League club due to budget cuts. Portsmouth seeks away games in June for fair guarantees with manager Jack McDonough at 7 State Street, Portsmouth, NH.

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South Boston Boston College Locust Street Jack Downey Hamilton Ont Portsmouth Jack McDonough State Street N. H

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Dixon Wins Decision Over Santry in Twenty Rounds

George Dixon defeated Eddie Santry in a lengthy twenty round fight in New York, earning a clear decision as Santry proved a crafty opponent. The bout featured steady exchanges, sharp body work, and Dixon’s final edge despite a damaged left eye.

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New York George Dixon Eddie Santry ChiCagro A.C. Tere Santry Dixon Charley White Kid McCoy O’ Rourke O'Rourke McCoy-Choynski Ben Jordan Eagland McCoy Choynski Tom O'Rourke George Gonzales Conny Grosjean Jack Smith Johnny Gorman Jack Quinn Jack Cassidy England Jordan George Eddy

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Extraordinary diagnosis and cures offered by Dr Liverpool

Boston patients urged to visit Dr Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street for a free initial consultation. The ad touts astonishing cure rates across numerous ailments and claims no prior exam or information needed, promising rapid, accurate disease localization and tailored treatment.

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Shafer Praises Michael and Elkes as Midfield Racing Leaders

Dave Shafer asserts Michael and Elkes are the two top middle-distance riders in the country, predicting they will finish first and second this season. He notes Michael’s heavy July to September schedule, Elkes’s rapid improvement, and the threat of rivals like McDuffee, Linton, French, and Vernier.

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Jimmy Michael Harry Folkes Dave Shafer Tom Linton Eddie McDuffee French Taylor Cissac Vernier Bourotie Shafer Michael Elkes Ekes Martin Elies Sritty Flea Waltham Massachusetts Jimmy McDuffee Elkes-Martin Cow Charles River

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Harvard Freshman Crew Heads to New London Observance

The Harvard freshman crews depart Cambridge tomorrow for New London to race along the river bank. Tickets for observation trains go on sale soon with priority to subscribers and Harvard graduates. Harvard Club of New York will supply New York graduates. general sale follows.

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Bicycle Notes: Races and rider matchups across New England

Edward Taylor will substitute for Fred Titus against Tom Linton in the 30 mile Manhattan Beach race on June 18. A challenged Titus race from 10 to 20 miles may occur at Willow Grove if Titus agrees. The Flkes-Scott race in Hilsgrove Rhode Island is planned next Saturday if the backstretch holds.

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Hanley Dies After Baseball Game In New York

Coroner reports John J. Hanley died from brain hemorrhage due to overexertion in a baseball game. He collapsed at 135th Street address last night. mother says he had not played ball recently and had been in delicate health, while two brothers are avid players.

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New York John J. Hanley No. 7 West One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Street Hanley

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Hew Captain for Tufts Varsity Baseball Team

Medford Mass June 6 William Hazleton of the class of 188? was unanimously elected captain of the Tufts College varsity baseball team for next year. He starred this season as pitcher and fielder.

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Medford Mass William ¢. Hazleton Tufts College

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Harness Racing Outlook Shows Mixed Providence Readville Schedule

The outlook for harness racing across New England is uncertain with only Combination Park securing spring or summer dates. Portland Maine hosts three meets August to September while Readville plans two fall meetings. Stratford Grand Circuit clashes and August Readville events complicate the schedule with July and September dates facing betting and alignment issues.

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Amateur Athletic Union Outdoor Championships Dates Set

Secretary James I Sullivan announces the annual outdoor field and track championships to be held in Chicago on June 23 under the Chicago Athletic Association. Entries close June 9. Metropolitan Association championship games at Amorous Park on Saturday June 9.

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Track meet shifts venue and rule updates from Baltimore

Bulletin from Chairman Mott of the Ty. A WwW racing board urges riders to include their register numbers on entry blanks to avoid delay. The national track meet planned for June has moved from Ambrose Park Brooklyn to Berkley Oval New York for September 20. The NA contract with Dr A I Brown Cleveland is approved. Amateur record shows Nugent brothers and Flynn clocked one mile triplet time in Cambridge Massachusetts May 28 1898.

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Williams College selects new assistant manager and adds editors

At Williams College meeting in Williamsport on June 6 Wolcott Julius Humphrey of War saw New York was elected assistant manager of the college baseball association to succeed as manager in 1990. Freshman editors named John Shourt Woodward Morristown New Jersey Louisaires Plainfield New Jersey and Gregory Palmer Albany New Jersey join the Williams Weekly editor board.

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Williamstown Williams College Tolesht Wolcott Juliius Humphrey Warsaw N. Y College Baseball Association Williams Weekly John Shourt Woodward Morristown N. J Louisaires Plainfield Gregory Palmer Albany

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Cincinnati doctor claims cure for narcotics addiction

Dr Carlos Brussard of Cincinnati Ohio announces a six day at home trial that he guarantees will cure morphine opium cocaine laudanum and similar habits without pain or loss of work. He says the remedy contains no narcotics and has saved thousands from slavery and degradation. Write to Carlos Brussard 121 Glenn Bide Cincinnati O.

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Boxing Round Disqualifications Highlight Chicago Show

Gilly Smith was disqualified against Billy Stift in Chicago in the third round after a fast, even bout. Tommy Tracy lost to Kid McPartland on a second round foul, Masterson refereeing both bouts. Ongoing reports of the Barry Flanagan fight differ from telegraph strings. Flanagan praised, but not as conclusively.

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Chicago Gilly Smith Billy Stift Stift Smith Billy Tommy Tracy Kid McPartland McPartland Tom Masterson Barry-Flanagan Philadelphia Flanagan Barry Tom O'Rourke Oscar Gardner Dave Sullivan Sullivan Jimmy Dunne Fall River Billy Moore Syracuse Tate Robinson Joe Gens Dunne Jimmy Murphy Morton House New York Jim Jeffries Jim Corbett Corbett Tom O’rourke Jeffries Billy Delaney Managger Peter Maher Joe Goddard Paddy Gorman Tom Williams Greater New York A. C Coney Island Jack Bonner Pennsylvania Billy Roche Andy Walsh Jim Watts Louisevilla Brooklyn Fred Mayo Billy Barrett Dito’ Plumb Joe Walcott Plumb Bil Edwards National Sporting Club London Dave Sullivan Says That Heis Sammy Kelly iSpounds Welly Dave Bostonian Jack Feverhardt Plimmer Palmer Tommy White Larry Burns Jimmy Dime Bes Manhattan AvsCoTroy Jimmy Barry Jack Ward Ward Dick Moore Andy Wyah Pelican A. C Billy Smith Gus Tuthill Jack Dempsey Denver Cal Matt Matthews Henry Petersen New Haven Pice Charlesetown Jimmy Collins Jerry Duckiey Jack Coppinger Young Stearne Frank Scott Jim Deavenport Andy Daly Young Lasviene Walter Buree Charley Lynch Tom Crowery Fred Jackson

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Yachtsman Carl Oman Drowns at Bogota NJ

World of Sport reports the drowning of Carl Oman, a leading yachtsman, at Bogota New Jersey while boarding his yacht. Also noted is Joe V Paichen’s 1 59 14 pacer time and R Coulter’s 1 59 11 record. The light harness season opens Thursday at Clinton Lancaster track with a strong 2 50 trot and pace class field.

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Carl] Oman Bogota N. J Joe Vpaichen R. Coulter Charter Oak Park Hartford Clinton-Lancaster

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Boston and Cleveland Split Doubleheader at South End Grounds

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Barnie Released as Brooklyn Manager Shifts Made

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Boston College to Play South Boston at Locust Street Grounds

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