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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1897

Page

3

Pennant Race Glints From Pro Baseball Talk

Toursville notes outfield chances for Edgar Beatty at 58 Franklin St. Washington has been shut out five times, Pittsburgh twice, Cincinnati once. Debates about Delehanty for Ritchey trade. Burkett’s outfield progress cited. Boston set for Reds visit. Pat Donavan’s .206 lead. Irwin’s fan record. pitching hot talk. May 5 game with 21 strikeouts by Newman at Tennessee.

Toursville Edgar Beatty Franklin Street City Washington Pittsburg Cincinnati Delehanty Ritchey Jesse Burkett Cleveland Burkett Washington Post Gier Pallies Boston Reds Rh. A. P Frederick Farrand Sumner Street Matt Boston Donavan Davis Rhid McPhee Irwip Baltimore Joe Corbett Arson Isabel M Minneapois Denzer South

Bowdoin Wins Intercollegiate Meet With 66 Points

Bowdoin College dominates the intercollegiate meet at Brunswick Maine scoring 66 points. Kendall leads with five first places 25 points Gibbs of Maine sets running high jump record Clark of Bowdoin tops pole vault Bates and Colby place second and third in several events.

Brunswick Bowdoin Bates University of Maine Colby Kendall Gibbs Clark Rollins Stanwood Merrill Hadlock Spencer Stetson U. of M Hook Foss Clement Marston Sinkineson Livermore Minott Chapman Stevens Saunders Robinson Godfrey Grover French Pike Stearns Chase Neagle Swain Sin

Team Manager Earns 663 and Players Speak

Selee discusses the squad while Collins shines as a star in the game. The dressing room buzz centers on team leadership and standout performance in the latest contest.

Baseball and college matchups listed by leagues

National League games include Louisville at Boston Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore New England League matchups Brockton at Newport Pawtucket at Taunton Fall River at New Bedford Eastern League Providence at Toronto Springfield at Buffalo Scranton at Rochester Wilkesbarre at Syracuse College Amherst versus Brown at Providence

Louisville Boston Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Cleveland Baltimore New England Brockton Newport Pawtucket Taunton Fall River New Bedford Providence Toronto Springfield Bufffalo Scranton Rochester Wilkesbarre Syracuse College Amherst Brown

Boston Pennant Chase Delayed by Rain at South End Grounds

Manager Selee and the Boston club awaited a possible game as rain spoiled plans and kept Louisville at the hotel. Pitchers Hill or Fraser may start if play resumes. Klobe danz is slated to bat. Duffy and Collins highlighted solid batting and fielding as the team eyes first place amid injuries and drift.

Selee Pennant Hunters South End Boston Colonels Louisville United States Seiee Tebeau Washington Collins Bergen Duffy Pittsburg Herman Long Dorchester Marty Bergen Billy Hamilton Charles J. Lavis

James Bowling Team Competes in City League Series

The article notes James bowling team competing in the City League series through winter until spring training in March. Captain Duffy leads the St. legs, a rendezvous for visiting players who view bowling as a prime exercise for keeping arms and legs in sound condition.

Baltimore Dominates Cleveland in Series Opener

The Baltimore club won 11 to 6 over Cleveland in the first game of the series. Hoffer pitched well until the ninth inning, when Cleveland bunched three singles, two doubles, and a triple for five runs. McDermott started for Cleveland, then Papalourelled in. Stenzel and Wallace led Baltimore with key hits as the home team showed sharp fielding. Attendance was 3,521.

Baltimore Cleveland Hoffer Indians McDermott Pappalau Bowerman Zimmer Stenzel Wallace Burkett

Donahue Dominates as Senators Beat Browns in Errorless Game

Washington wins 2 to 0 over St. Louis as Donahue limits the Browns while Mercer struggles. Attendance 1800. Notable: Hallman double, stolen bases by Brown, Farrell, Tucker, Mercer. cross plays. Mer cer yields no earned runs. time 45 minutes. umpires Sheridan.

Washington Donahue Senators Browns Mercer Harley Georgetown University Hallman Brown Farrell Tucker Demont O’brien

Rain Ends Springfield Buffalo Game Replayed From Fifth

In Buffalo on June 9 rain halted play after Spring field had three runs in the sixth. Umpire Gaffney called the game, sending it back to the fifth inning, giving Buffalo a 4 to 2 victory. Gilboy hit two doubles. Batteries Souders and H Smith Mains and Duncan.

Buffalo N. Y Springfield Gaffney Gilboy Ceesiscseeesdeee Souders H. Smith Mains Duncan

Baseball Scores From North Atlantic Region Playoff Matches

Reading over Lancaster 8 7 and 10 2 at Portland Bangor 2 Norfolk 7 Athletics 1 Augusta 10 Belfast 8 Richmond 10 Hartford 4 Lewiston 12 Rockland 11 with seven innings in rain and multiple regional games reported.

Reading Penn Lancaster Portland Bangor Norfolk Athetics Augusta Belfast Richmond Hartford Lewiston Rockland

Protest Sets Stage for Rematch in I S B B A Cup

A judiciary committee meeting at the B A A Clubhouse reviewed English High School protests against Somerville High over a forfeited game. The decision ordered a replay on Holmes Field June 17 with potential cup implications for English High or Somerville High depending on the result.

Judiciary Committee English High School Somerville High Englsh High Somerville Dr. Holmes Barrington FE. H. S Connor English High Holmes Field Hoppy

Harvard Crew Keeps Indoors Amid Wet Weather

In Poughkeepsie on June 9 Harvard oarsmen were kept indoors as rain and wind hindered practice. Secretary Reynolds noted the Yale Harvard and Cornell race would likely be rowed downstream at 3 PM to catch the ebb, with Penn crews arriving and the new varsity shell to be rigged this afternoon for rowing tomorrow.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Yale Harvard Cornell Reynolds van Duster University of Pennsylvania

Yale Luck At Last In Rough Water Rowing

Yale oarsmen worked in near gale conditions at GaIe s Ferry Connecticut. Captain Bailey oversaw a second four mile practice in improved form with a 32 stroke pace over half mile segments. Freshmen crew unable to practice as their shell had not yet arrived and tomorrow is hoped for another solid session.

Bailey Captain Latham Brown

Roxbury sportsman Frank Steele briefly detained in McGuinness case

The arrest of Frank Steele, a Roxbury sporting man, surprised many. Steele says he was at his billiard rooms and released after explaining to the district captain that he was present when McGuinness was assaulted. He denies involvement and notes he knew James Carmichael’s address. Other suspects were reported seized Saturday.

Frank Steele Roxbury McGuinness Mr. Steele Roach Steele James Carmichael Sunday Post James Quigley Watts Mr. McGuinness

Massachusetts Division Meeting Debates North Shore Highway

At the Massachusetts division quarterly meeting held at Young's, J H Seward of Revere charged the State Highway Commission with inaction on the North Shore highway. A resolution condemned the delay and urged immediate construction. Attendance was large and other topics included fall meet plans and prize-backed bicycle events.

Massachusetts Division Board of Officers Young’s J. H. Seward Revere State Highway Commission North Shore Highway Massachusetts Division J. E. Tippett Cottage City Senator Roberts A. D. Peck Treasury George A. Perkins Highway Committee Mr. Seward Seward W. E. McClintock North Shore McClintock Highway Commission Brockton Brockton Fair Williamson F. W. Gurney Nantasket A. T. Otis Metropolitan Wheelmen

Lauriks Plans Midnight Attempt For Triple Century Record

Captain Rudolph Lauriks will attempt the triple century mark starting at midnight Saturday on the Newburyport course. He has improved pacing with many fast Bay State Wheelmen as pacemakers and has secured State Centurion McGarrett’s permission to ride under C. R. C. rules.

Rudolph Lauriks Charles River Park Newburyport Bay State Wheelmen McGarrett Lauriks

Draw Declared In London Cricket Match Between Philadelphia and Oxford

Philadelphia players impressed with hard drives and Lester's 72 not out while Lester and King anchored two days of play. Oxford led with 363 in their first innings and 163 for Americans across two days as weather caused a draw and low gate receipts.

London Philadelphia Oxford J. A. Lester Haverford Penn F. W. Ralston, Jr Lester J. P. King

Protest Signers Questioned In Loeffler Road Race

A written protest submitted to the Loeffler road race judges bore the signatures of O. W. Smith and H. N. Fisher. Fisher later stated that publishing his and Smith names among protesters Rog ers and Solari was an error and asked for correction. The writer confirms the signatures were present, raising concerns of unauthorized use.

Revere O. W. Smith H. N. Fisher Fisher Post Himself Smith Rogers and Solari Pace Messrs. Smith

Empire Associates Picnic Sports At New Apollo Gardens

The annual Empire Associates outing at New Apollo Gardens includes a $10 purse baseball game, tug of war, various running events, sack race, and medal prizes. Other items note AAU Meets in New Jersey on July 5 with $2 entry, Worcester High School eight regatta, and local athletes preparing for matches and championships.

Empire Associates New Apollo Gardens Boston Committee On Joe Finneran East Boston A. A Colby College Amateur Athletic Union of the United States New Jersey J. E. Sullivan New York Worcester High School Worcester Regatta George BE. Webb Vat Carroll Waltham Great Britain George Bh Tinckler Mullen Ireland Shamrocks Bostons Piper Pooch Donovan Tierney Mack Keane Rowe Canovale

Sunday Racing Sanctions Hit New Orleans Promoters

The racing board announces suspensions for Sunday race meet promoters and riders in New Orleans through June 1897 for competing in Sunday events and for failing to start. Names include Samuel Young and E D Gonzales among many others. starts required unless excused. national championships reassigned to West End Wheelmen of Wilkes Barre. J Michael suspended after June 18.

Albert Mott Park Heights Kate Avenue Baltimore Mott League American Wheelmen Michael Noble Samuel R. Noble League Toune Adolph Peteler Fred Moore A. Waterman R. E. L. Edwards H. C. Houten J. Schwartz B. Miller E. C. Stoddard G. J. Dowers Ned Memory Ed Berber New Orleans Southern Cyclists’ Association the Racing Board Samuel Young E. D. Gonzales A. J. Mitchell Johnson Paul Fioobert Arthur Dakin H. Baldwin F. Chellet W. Hathorn George Roberts C. v. Standfield Robert Jobin Penn W. E. Barton William Co. O’connor J. E. Hanger G. P. Whitney Georgetown College W. H. Payne D. L. Sullivan Washington, D. C O. Helbig Roseville N. J George Fpisele L. V. Gebhart F. A. Berger John Letzelter John West End Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Reading J. Michael National Cyclists’ Union London

South End Cranks Dance Ends Social Series at Arlington Hall

Arlington Hall hosted the final South End social with performers Billie Troy Leon Rothe Marie Carr Charles Wilson Andy Keeffe Mamie Newman Hugh Kelley and Mrs Holland providing readings singing recitations and vocal numbers. Hugh Kelley led the dancing which followed with aides M J Cadican A M Boyton and M J Prescott assisting on the floor.

Arlington Hall South End Billie Troy Reading Leon Rothe Marie Carr Charles Wilson Andy Keeffe Mamie Newman Hugh Kelley Mrs. Holland M. J. Cadican A. M. Boyton M. J. Prescott

Local Razor Trade Advert for J Beenashington Group

Wide selection of razors and knives with prices 43c for 2 blade knives 20c for straps and sharpening services. John Beenashington and partners advertise near Columbus Road open evenings offering genuine goods and repair services in a condensed early 20th century ad style.

ORS Wide & Butcher J. Crooks RAZ F. Reynolds John Beenashington Columbis Rd

Bicycle notes on racing board meeting and upcoming events

The racing board approved a June 19 benefit race at Charles River Park to aid the team bound for the Glasgow international championships on July 30 and 31 and Aug 2. A spectator list exceeds $600 in subscriptions, with funds from multiple donors. Events include amateur and professional races, and a proposed novelty program.

Charles River Park Management Glasgow Racing Board Elliott Sonneman Ebay Cciacce Sale Weeea Sb Ieee L. I. Jackson Pbae Ibe Saa Se Cdans Sdsakseeieebies Pal MGC Arrett George A. Perkins George W. Dornte Rubin W POGBA ATION Issvess Reeve Mab Kedbanehie Eeese Cccccesaanteneeoate Becese Ee Wi “Dippett Ois LE Ovepaeh Aaa Eec Ies Abbot Bassett Cipeneeuanne Sebekae George A. Smith Ersccccceeses Thocaseae Fred Adams W.B. Chipman, Jr Ducker Charles River Park Rob Urquhart Corntee Lowell Robbie Mr. Dorntee Tom Eck Kiser, Bald Cooper Philadelphia Hancock Street Captain Files Woodward Ponkapoag Metropolitan Wheelmen P. Cc. C Adams C. C F. W. Adams C. W. West J. W. Loughlin C. S. Adams John S. Johnson Sesna Dave Shafer C. S. Vinton Michael McDuffee Westboro T. B. Torment W. T. Smith Westfield Woronoco Racing Association

Bicycle Coasting Injures Miss West on Merriam Street

Miss Theora West niece of James Russell was severely injured while bicycling down Merriam street. Her wheel twisted and threw her to the ground causing spine and head injuries. Dr Tilton attended.

Lexington Theora West James Russell Merriam Street Tilton

United States Cruiser Marblehead Sails to Nova Scotia Waters

The Evening Mail analyzes a Washington despatch stating the Marblehead moves to Nova Scotia to protect Canadian fishermen and deter Gloucester nets seizures. It notes possible aims beyond safeguarding the three mile limit and compares Marblehead to larger Crescent and other ships on station.

Halifax N. S Washington United States Marblehead Nova Scotia Gloucester Evening Mail Frederick Gerring International Site Nation Erskine Marblehead Company Crescent Intrepid Indefatigable Talbot

Fourth of July committees appointed and funds listed

City Hall announced sub committees for the Fourth of July celebration with total entertainment budget of 12000 dollars. Allocations include 2700 for children's entertainments 1100 for music 1300 for fireworks 500 sailing regatta 900 rowing regatta 350 bicycle races 400 veteran firemen's tournament 900 East Boston 500 Dorchester 400 South Boston 225 Brighton 300 wards 22 and 23 150 North End Whitehall races and various aldermanic allocations with lists of officials for each event.

City Hall Lee Dyar Barry W. F. Donovan Presho Colby Conry Miller Briggs McCarthy Hibbard Gaddis J. J. Mahoney Farrington W. J. Donovan Dean Lott Codman Millar Nangle Orchard Wood Fitzgerald Newmarch Berwin Gis W. E. Mahoney O’callaghan Nichols Maier J. H. Donovan Paige O' Toole Dunn Bell Riley Shannon O’ Toole Wade Donovan Bowen Kiley East Boston Dorchester Russell South Boston O'Toole Brighton O'Callaghan Whitehall North End Sanne Jood

Public meeting of Irish Independent League branch in South Boston

The John E. Redmond Branch of the Irish Independent League of South Boston will hold an evening meeting at Clan na Gael Hall Silver streets. Thomas Riley, president of the Boston Central Branch, Colonel Thomas F. Doherty, and others will speak. A new South Boston branch and a Dorchester branch are planned, with Cornelius Delany presiding tonight.

John E. Redmond Irish Independent League of South Boston Clan-na-Gael Silver Streets Thomas Riley Boston Central Irish Independent League Thomas F. Doherty Dorchester Cornelius Delany John F. Redmond League

Raymond & Whitcomb announce 60 short tours for summer

Summer excursion plans cover New England Canada and Mid Atlantic resorts with trips from five to nineteen days. Highlights include Niagara Falls Montreal Quebec Adirondacks Saratoga Lake George White Mountains and Moosehead Lake with additional tours to Yellowstone Alaska California Hawaii Japan China and Europe. Detailed circulars are available free from Raymond & Whitcomb 2 Washington Street Boston.

New England Canada Middle States Raymond & Whitcomb Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Hudson River Saratoga Lake George Adirondacks White Mountains Montreal Quebec Saguenay Maritime Provinces Mt. Desert Moosehad Lake Yellowstone Park Alaska California Hawaiian Islands Japan China Europe Washington Street Boston

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National League Oston Cook Remedy CO G. ST. Louis Rail BLUES Massach L.A. W the Highway Commission Smith and Fisher World OF Sport L. A. W. Racing Board the Very Cycle Co Columbus Avenue Boylston ST Boston Cycle CO Nova Halifax Mail Somerville Board of Aldermen Citizens James F. Davlin Herbert P. Nickerson Berry Committee On Finance Perry D. Hanna Sherman, Hanna & Co Alderman Ball Grand Army Convention
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