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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
3
A compact slate shows Mcinnat! visiting Brooklyn for a street matchup while New York hosts Ne wheennstsburg in a neighboring city. Boston and Philadelphia also schedule local games, signaling a dense weekend schedule with regional crossovers.
High school teams clash in a day of sports with eaninee High facing Haverhill High at law. Chicago travels to New York after a tense final against Selee, losing a tight contest amid late errors and sharp fielding by Herman Long.
Boston won a tense game as Garvin faltered in the seventh and Long, Cuppy and Tenney starred. Chicago’s Garvin allowed seven hits while Cuppy’s masterful pitching and solid defense kept them in reach, with Long’s late run producing the decisive score in the eighth and ninth frames.
June 11. Mercer pitched with excellent control and was supported by sharp fielding and timely hitting as the New York team routed St Louis 8 to 0. The New Yorks dominated from the start, with Mercer limiting St Louis and his teammates delivering key hits to seal the win.
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Cincinnati exploded with a batting spree behind two homers and multiple hits off Orth and Frazer, totaling 18 runs to Philadelphia's 8. Wolverton strained his arm pursuing a foul fly and left. Key hits included McBride's homer and Delehanty, Corcoran with three-base hits, while Frazer issued two wild pitches and Newton allowed several tallies in relief. Attendance reached 3,424 with umpire Emulie at the plate.
Brastern League results feature Providence 5 4 Montreal 4 Toronto 0 Rochester 8 Syracuse 2. Conn Leaguer Britt 2 New Haven 1 in 10 innings. New London 1 Waterbury 0 in 10 innings. Norwich 8 Derby 4. Meriden 9 Bristol 7. American League Milwaukee 3 Cleveland 4 Kanty 0 Minneapolis 9 Bull 0.
Providence June 11 Brown routed Pennsylvania as Leary allowed 14 hits while Brown racked 22 bases. Bacon and Tobey led at bat with four and three hits, Tobey driving in eight bases and Bacon seven. Five runs came in the fifth and three in the sixth as Brown’s fielding and offense clicked in a decisive victory.
Several amateur groups seek scheduling in July and August. Assumptions club aged 16 desires Saturday games and offers half expenses to visiting teams, contact J A Lyham East Boston. Jamaica Pigin club with June July dates, contact Thomas olan Jamaica. Oakdales 18 year old seeks July August Saturdays, contact Gerald Pipe West Somerville. St Charlies C T A 8S wants out of town games Wednesdays Saturdays in June with expenses paid and dates in July August. contact May Charles Hall Woburn. Wells Memorials want cross bats with strong teams, offering fair guarantee from Natick AA Holbrooks Dorchester Milfords and McKays.
Twenty three representatives from eight clubs met in New York to form the Protective Association of Baseball Players. A rough constitution and officers were planned but kept secret until a second meeting. The group aims to protect players and avoid antagonizing the National League, with minor leaguers to be included later. Boston delegates and possible legal adviser named.
A compilation of notices from youth baseball groups listing teams such as the Beverly B B team and the St Rose Choir Boys seeking games for June with half expenses paid by hosts. Many addresses provided for responses, with ages from 8 to 18 and requests for specific opponent matchups.
Pittsburg today at 3 30. Captain Clarke makes his first appearance of the season at the South End Grounds. Pettinger may start for Boston. Three of four was work, keeping Boston and Detroit neck and neck for fifth. Loftus plans an infield shake up with Clingman at short and McCormick at third. Lajoie to miss a month with a broken thumb after a big upsurge in Philadelphia following a punchy at bat.
Gravesend New York June 11 delays marred a racing program with tight finishes and strong finishes. McAddie and Holstein captured two clear victories while others fell in quick succession as a fast track and perfect weather aided an exciting card. Race times show close margins with horses like Lord Baltimore and Nansen among early winners, Blue Devil topping a 1 16 mile event followed by solid showings from Hamm and Bangor.
Horse notes from Readville and regional tracks highlight new performers and breeding moves. Tempting speed shown by mares and stallions including Lucille, 2:09 3-4, bought for $7000, and Bellwood A. pacing near world record pace. Big meetings planned in Readville, Saugus, Roc, Newburgh, and Denver areas signal a promising trotting season.
Devon defeats Rockaway 10 to 2 to claim the Alden cup as the permanent trophy after a decade of contests. The Rotary Polo Cup match played at West Rockaway featured Devon establishing early lead and maintaining control to secure the title.
An executive committee meeting of the Metropolitan Rowing Association will be held this evening at the B A A boat house at the foot of Chestnut Street at 8 30 p m Entries for the June 8 regatta will be considered and accepted Betas for the regatta will also be seen
Riders offered bikes to be carried as baggage yesterday on the Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany railroads. The law took effect yesterday for these roads, with compliance by Friday. New Haven road to issue regular bicycle checks Friday. South Terminal adds bicycle racks near baggage rooms to handle rising numbers. Railroad men foresee busier workload but no reduction in crew.
A feature on an upcoming race between Michael and Albert Champion with events planned in Montréal and Groatside Park Philadelphia for July 4. Major Taylor, Arthur Ross, and others prepare for pace making and championships while minor races and motor pacing details fill the Boston track scene. Souvenirs mark the half century of Gordon and Wood as entries open for Brookside and Orange track cards.
Boxing writer notes Connolly’s Nahant training to meet Rube Ferns in Buffalo on June 30. Connolly’s comeback follows a victory over Matty Matthews lifting him to welterweight contention, with potential bouts including Tom Broderick and others discussed by Mose Hanlon and local clubs.
More than a hundred riders entered Framingham's ten mile road race marking the town anniversary event. The field includes many notable cyclists such as Alexander Of Ford, Frank J. Cadwell, Charles N. Hargraves, Ralph Wyatt, and J. W. Gosslin. Riders will start from Union avenue near the South Framingham station, proceed to Framingham Centre Saxonville and return past Staite muster grounds.
Fevered interest surrounds the expected 20 mile contest between Michael and Pierce at Charles River Park track next Monday. Reserved seats have shattered prior records with large blocks sold at Hotel Touraine news stand. The Metropolitan Whitenings and Waltham Cycle Club backers hold hundreds of seats as both clubs train daily for the event.
An advertisement claims that piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure at 50 cents.
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