Beaneaters Rally Four Runs After Chicago Errors
Chicago falls behind early as Beaneaters explode for nine batters in the fifth inning. Chicago remains limited to four hits after the opening frame amid a string of errors.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
3
Chicago falls behind early as Beaneaters explode for nine batters in the fifth inning. Chicago remains limited to four hits after the opening frame amid a string of errors.
The schedule lists Eago facing Boston in Boston, Ittaburg meeting Brooklyn in Brooklyn, St. Louis vs New York in New York, and Cincinnati playing Philadelphia in Philadelphia.
After a month, Charles Nichols reentered the box for Chicago to confront Boston. He held the visitors to four hits over eight innings, a fifth inning Boston rally producing ten runs and securing the win. Clements and Tenney led Boston with timely hits, while Chicago’s McCormick and Ganzel mishandled key plays in the field.
Madden wired a large offer to acquire the English colt Sandringham from Prince of Wales. The horse, praised as the best Madden ever saw, has not raced and will be sent to the Kentucky stud after negotiations remain undisclosed.
New York June 7 A G Lockwood Boston golf star led early but lost momentum to R C Watson Jr in a 36 hole Baltusrol contest for the open tournament title. The day featured a gallery full of spectators at the country club with fourteen of sixteen starters posting cards.
In Philadelphia on June 7 the Reds scored four runs in the first inning on a wild Cross throw two singles a double and a triple. The game stayed dull as Cincinnati built a lead while the Phillies could not solve pitcher Frazer who replaced Maul in the fourth. The score remains unsettled as Frazer pitched well for the visitors.
Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn 7 to 4 as Wagner and Philia contribute key runs in a late rally. The game on June 7 features solid hitting and strong defense shaping the outcome for the home team.
The New Yorks beat St Louis today thanks to timely batting and sharp fielding. Seymour has been farmed out to Worcester. Elmer Smith will debut here tomorrow. Manager Ewing has acquired Cogan, a pitcher from Chicago.
Eastern action features Worcester and Providence routing 16 to 3. Montreal hosts New Britain as Bristol defeats Waterbury 8 to 2. Derby loses 12 to 4 as Bridgeport and New London clash 13 to 8. ABA listings show Chicago and Cleveland against Detroit and Buffalo with unclear results.
Chicago fans and players gathered as Charley Ganzel and Herman Long linked with the crowd. The Boston club may send delegates to Brockyne to discuss a players union and labor affiliation. Philadelphia’s McFarland Lajoie and Wolverton miss the game as the team faces a rough patch.
Willard Carpenter Hazelton of the class of 1901 was elected captain for next year’s Tufts Varsity baseball team at the annual election. Hazelton has three years on the Tufts squad and is in his third consecutive captaincy, after pitching as a freshman and playing first base the past two seasons. He hails from Strafford Vermont and began playing seven years ago for Thetford Academy.
Sir Thomas Lipton was elected a member at the Royal Cork Yacht Club meeting in Queenstown. He announced his intention to challenge for the America's Cup under the club's auspices.
Fall River on Wednesday showcased faster motor tandems as Burns Pierce clocked 15 miles in 26 minutes with Axel Ruden guiding him. Albert Champion beat Pierce by six seconds for the same distance on Charles River Park track, while Jimmy Michael plans to surpass these times within ten days. Dudley Marks laments rear tire grip on cement curves, considering corrugated tires. mufflers added to reduce noise but cut about a quarter horsepower.
Local riders plan a benefit race at Lynn for Harry E. Miles's family with many amateurs and Brockton entrants. Frank Waller returns from Baltimore after a match race. Jimmy Michael prepares for New Bedford exhibitions and a busy schedule, aiming for fast performance. Multiple riders, trainers, and rivals discuss pace, handicaps, and upcoming showcases in Chelsea and Newark events.
A strong ocean breeze at Gravesend today made wraps necessary as the track played fast and the card was moderate. First race five furlongs The Puritan won with Prince of Melrose second and Kimberley third. Time 1:02. Second race one and one-fifteenth miles Andrisa home first, Merito second, Lindemar third. Time 1:49 4-5. Third race about six furlongs Her Ladyship won, Wax Taper second, The Benedict third. Time 1:11. Fourth race one and one-eighth miles Central ist won Prince of Olbourne, second light of the Garter, third. Time 1:56. Fifth race Manhasset four and one-half furlongs Water Color won, Bonnibert second, Ten Candles third. Sixth race one and one-sixteenth miles Tinge won, Robert Metcalf second, Haste third. Time 1:49.
Taylor defeats Vardon in a tense final at the British open championship. After rounds of 156 160 170 Taylor finishes with 309, thirteen strokes better than his 18 percent victory on the same green, amid a field of amateurs and professionals led by Vardon Maxwell Braid White Park and Auchterlonie.
The women's invitation open tournament at Brae-Burn Club in Newton on June 7 was won by Miss Getzendaner of the Alliston Club. She captured the net score prize, with Miss Louise Wells a close contender.
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien defeats Charles Bell of Iowa City by a clean knockout in the second round of a planned 20 round bout in Des Moines Iowa.
Waterbury report says 138 pound bout between Jack Daly of Wilmington and Kid Mc Partland of New York at Union Athletic Club ends with Daly taking the decision on points after out fighting his foe from start to finish.
A boxing writer disputes a local reporter's claims about Tom Sharkey and Tom O Rourke. He asserts O Rourke knew a recent match was canceled, accuses him of spreading a postponement story, and argues for Sharkey O Rourke contract settlement by Sept 1 to avoid losses.
Stamford midweek reports Charlesy and Dr. Carl Martin advancing from the Connecticut State golf championship. Martin defeated Sandford in the semis 3 up with two to play, Seeley beat Curtis 5 up with four to play, Pitt beat Waterman 8 up two to play, and McKinley beat Hooper 4 up.
Alec Campbell in a private match with Q A Shaw yesterday lowered the Country Club course record by three strokes to 73 after an opening 36 and closing 37. Shaw finished with 82. The golf committee announced an upcoming open event for women on Monday with prizes for best gross and net scores and a requirement to send club handicaps.
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