Hutchison’s drubbing as Boston wallops Chicago 14 to 1
In a wild South End grounds game, Boston pounded Chicago pitcher Hutchison for 14 runs while Duffy, McCarthy and Lowe led the home attack. Anson, called Actor Anson, watched the rout as Willie's line fell apart with escapes and errors shaping the blowout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
the Diamond
South End
Willie’ Hutchison
Boston
Willie
Bobby Lowe
Sullivan
Jimmie Sullivan
Tenney
Hutchison
Dahlen
Wilmot
Long
Nash
Bannon
Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Donahue
Jimmy Ryan
Ryan
Lowe
An- Son
Ahlen
McCarthy
Tucker
Chicago
Everett
Stewart
Rowe
Mac
Lange
Hutch
Micker
Anson Dance Hutchison
Fist
LOW
Cisccccneses FiTps Bannon
Ony
Eae
Ccesesevesss
ANBON
Ccceserseere & O Lange
C.f
Hverett
Hutchisom
Prssseseseees
Ton
New York Triumphs Over St Louis Amid Pitchers Battle
In a June 13 game New York edged St Louis 5 to 4 as Bonner hit a liner that split Rusie’s forefinger, forcing him out. Clarke closed out Connor on one pitch. Rusie issued seven walks but matched Breitenstein in a tight pitching duel before 2000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Louis
Bonner
Rusie
Clarke
Connor
Breitenstein
Coord
Hita
Wilson
Peitz
Brooklyn N.Y. Falls to Cleveland in tight baseball clash
Cleveland beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 as hits were scarce and base running errors hurt the Brooklyns. Attendance was about 3000 with Wallace and Zimmer pairing for Cleveland and Daub and Grim for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Louisville Defeats Philadelphia In Tight 3 2 Ballgame
Louisville edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Inks was steady on the mound and at the plate with two hits and solid defense. Attendance 2500. Louisville 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3, Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2. Hits 11 for Louisville, 9 for Philadelphia. Errors 2 for Philadelphia. Batteries Inks Welch Buckley Grady McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Philadelphia
Inks
Welch
McGill
Buckley
Grady
Portland Defeats Fall River In New England League Tilt
Portland beat Fall River 8 to 6 in a well played game at Portland. Killen was effective on the mound for Portland while Kil Len and Terrien teamed for the win. Fall River struggled with 5 errors and 6 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
New York
Louisville
Philadelphia
Piitsburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
NEW England League
Fall River
Lewiston
New Bedford
Portland
Brockton
Augusta
Pawtucket
Bangor
NEW England Association
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
Nashua Balem
Fitchburg
Killen
Terrien
Lincoln
Rollins
Syracuse Stars Rally In Exhibition Against Toronto
Syracuse Stars beat Toronto 10 to 6 in an exhibition at Pawtucket with Kilroy superb in relief and Gray strong on the mound. Syracuse had 10 hits to Toronto’s 6 and left 11 Stars on base as attendance reached 800. Batteries Kilroy Rafter Gray Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Syracuse Stars
Kilroy
Chapman
Gray
Syracuse
Kilroy and Rafter
Gray and Lake
Lewiston Beaten by Rain Ends Game Early
Lewiston led New Bedford 6 to 2 when rain halted play after the third inning. Bowdoin College pitcher Bodge allowed no safe hits as Wilson faced heavy batting. Manager Slattery resigned and a directors committee travels to Massachusetts to find a replacement. The team will be strengthened promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
New Bedford
Bodge
Bowdoin College
Wilson
Slattery
Massachusetts
Brockton Defeated As Bangor Builds Early Lead
In Bangor on June 13 the Brocktons played poorly and trailed from the start. Final score Bangor 38 Brockton 10. Bangor had 12 hits and 4 errors while Brockton had 16 hits and 9 errors. Batteries listed as see and Hayes Cary Hazelton and ea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Brocktons
Brockton
Hayes
Cary
Hazelton
Haverhill Drives Past Lawrence in Rebuilt Infield Victory
Haverhill's three infielders were cut loose today and with a reorganized lineup beat Lawrence 16 to 10. The game featured Haverhill scoring 16 runs on 12 hits while Lawrence managed 10 on 3 errors each side. Batteries were Lander and Quinlan for Haverhill with Standish and Hart for Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lander
Quinlan
Standish
Hart
Lowell Defeats Fitchburg Amid Strong Early Hitting
Lowell starts strong with aggressive batting to build an early lead, while Fitchburg rallies late but falls short. Final: Lowell 9 to Fitchburg 1. Hits Lowell 25 Fitchburg 17. Batteries Coyle Crisham for Lowell and Stout Douglas Popkay Donovan for Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Lowells
Fitchburgs
Fitchburg
Errore
Coyle
Nashua Beats Salem In Southern Baseball Tilt
Nashua 16 Salem 6 in a game where Nashua scored four runs in the seventh inning. Hits Nashua 16 Salem 6. Errors Nashua 7 Salem 9. Batteries Black and Luchia for Nashua Regan and Linehan for Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Salem
C.ceees
Black
Luchia
Regan
Linehan
Providence Beats Wilkes-Barre In Tight Eastern League Game
In Providence on June 13 the Eastern League clash with Wilkes-Barre produced a 9 to 5 win for Providence after Lovett faltered in the sixth inning. Attendance was about 1,000 as Wilkes-Barre managed 10 hits to Providence’s 8 with 2 errors. Batteries were Bauswein and Diggins for Wilkes-Barre and Lovett and McAuley for Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Lovett
Bauswein
Diggins
McAuley
Buffalo Triumphs In Tight Rochester Battle
Buffalo and Rochester played a clean ball game with Buffalo dominant from start to finish. Duryea and McGinnis pitched well for the visitors as Buffalo scattered hits and built a steady lead. Final score shows Buffalo 9 Rochester 3 with 12 hundred in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Duryea
McGinnis
Rochesters
Rochester
Urquhart
Duryea and White
Pawtucket Wins Rain-Soaked Game At Gardiner Grounds
Pawtucket defeated Kennebec in a loosely played contest on the Gardiner grounds. Rain fell through the first four innings as Pawtucket racked up 20 hits to Kennebecs 12 and committed 3 errors to 6. Batteries were Todd and Yeager for Pawtucket and Dilworth and Kelly for Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pawtucket
Gardiner Grounds
Kennebec
Todd
Yeager
Dilworth
Kelly
Springfield Defeats Scranton 7 to 1 in Uneventful Game
Springfield won 7 to 1 over Scranton in a dull afternoon contest. Clark hit a three bagger and Leahy made a fine foul fly catch while Springfield committed no errors. Coughlin Leahy paired for the victory against Quarles Smith with eight Springfield hits and six for Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Scranton
Ward
Clark
Leahy
Coughlin
Quarles
Smith
Baseball notes from a rain driven day and standings
Boston gains in the race as Anson protests Sullivan style. Rain prevented Pittsburg Baltimore and Cincinnati Washington games. Pettee back in form for Lewiston and Boston dominates in sentiment as clubs eye pennant targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sullivan
Cleveland
Buffalo Bill
Indians
Boston
Anson
Sullivan
Anse
Keefe
Hutchison
Stivetts
Bannon
Everett
Dahlen
Maine
Massachusetts
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Hallman
Smith
Bean
Phillies
Sharrett
Brooklyn
New York
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway Company
Haverhill
Connie Mack
Pittsburgs
Polo Grounds
Freedman
Pittsburg Post
Pittsburg Club
Cincinnati Enquirer
George Davis
Pettee
Lewiston
Natick
Buffalo
Diamond
Chicago
Nashua Telegraph
Water Street
Amesbury
Mass
Horseless Carriages Race Across France Ends
Paris reports the Paris to Bordeaux and back Horseless carriages race finished. Carriage No. 6 won, arriving at Place d Armes at 12 47 p m after a little over forty eight hours of travel. The Pachard Levasseur system powered the winning vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bordeaux
Place d’Armes
Higgins Tug of War Team Seeks Match With CPA C Club
Higgins tug of war team from South Eaton seeks a match against the CPA C team to be held at CPA rooms on an agreed penny date. The lineup includes Henry P Murphy, Anahor, Callahan, William Carr, Freak Carr, James Man Bing, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
South Eaton
Henry P Murphy
Anahor
Callahan
William Carr
Freak Carr
James Man- Bing
Menace
Athletic Carnival Held by Worcester A C and Suffolk A C
A grand athletic carnival in Worcester on July 4 offers 400 dollars in prizes. Open to bona fide amateurs with events including dashes, runs, jumps, bicycle races and a New England team championship. Special two mile scratch race features George W Orton T P Conneff and others. Entries close June 24 with Cadman in Worcester or Russell in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester A. C
Worcester
Suffolk A. C
Worcester Oval
New England
George W. Orton
University of Pennsylvania
America
T. P. Conneff
New York Athletic Club
Charles H. Bean
Franklin Falls
N. H
Waltham
Spear’s Manufacturing Company
Bay State House
Harry L. Cadman
R. P. Russell
West Newton Street
Boston
J. C. Kerrison
Club
Crescent Street
Fall River
Mass
Boston Post
Sunday Post
Witts
Mr. Witts
Fall“River
Lovell's Grove
Old Colony
Quincy
O. G. Berry
Washington Street
New York
Riverside Wheelmen
Manhattan Field
C. H. Weeks
West One Hundred and Fourth Street
Joseph Goodman
Spalding
Goodman
Gossip of the Turf Highlights Early Season Moves
Allerton’s fee drop from 1000 to 50 signals quieter racing economics this year. Rumors swirl around Strathberry’s 5000 cash offer, Merry Chimes and Robert J discuss fast times, and Hal Dillard is tipped to lead the pacing brigade. Narragansett prospects look bright with purses 300 to 500, and Providence hosts a June to July meeting drawing many from New York tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Curry
Lexington
Tuscarora
Stony Ford
Narragansett Racing Association
Narragansett
New York
Providence
Fort Lee
N. J
Domino
Ramapo
Sir Walter
Herald
Robert C. Hooper
Boston
Chambler
Fleetwood Park
James O. Gray
George Leavitt
Allen Lowe
Billy Andrews
Mascot
Gray
Andrews
Masterson
Mack Briggs
Lawrence Races Highlight Fast Times and Close Heats
Racing at Lawrence June 13 featured excellent times with strong attendance. The 2:40 pace event produced a tense finish across heats with purses of 300, names including Mabel, Gold Bird, Slick Nelson and Nashville among others and times ranging from 2:36 to 2:27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mabel
Ask
Keeler
Col- Mae Stewan
Gold Bird
Martin
Slick Nelson
B. A
Trout
Charles F
Bik
Paige
Ella C
Aiment Soy
Nashville
G. G
Brewster
Gussie Leonard
B. m
Gescomb
Speedwell
Betterman
Ch. G
Farehner
Teeeer
Juno Withers
Ch. m
Gen. Withers
Isabell
Sien Sa
Emma B
Br. m
Sheridan
Kit Barker
Green
Judge McCue
Bailey
Charlie P
Kilbuck Rome
Walott
Flying Nig
Jennie J
Kentucky Star
B. S
Howard
Results at Gravesend for six furlong to six furlongs race
From Gravesend N Y June 13 the six furlongs race was won by Prig with Hurlingham second and Factotum third in 1 14 three quarters. The mile and one furlong event saw Our Jack triumph with Song and Dance second and Restraint third in 1 58 1 four. The five furlongs race resulted in Handspring winning with Requital second and Sebastian third in 1 03. In the final six furlongs leg Liza led to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
L. I
Prig
Hurlingham
Factotum
Our Jack
Song and Dance
Restraint
Handspring
Requital
Sebastian
Liza
Thoroughbred Races Report Debuts and Placings
In a concise card style summary, Premier won the fifth race over five furlongs with Heresy second and Shakespeare third in 1 minute 3 seconds. The sixth race covering one mile and one furlong saw Long Beach prevail, with W. B. second and Salonica third in 1 minute 60 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heresy
Shakespeare
Long Beach
W. B
Salonica
Seaside Club under fire over boxing graft and license curb
Rob Roy accuses Seaside Athletic Club leaders of fixing bouts to favor outside gamblers. He cites Kennedy and Hurst as key figures and calls for their removal, noting license refusals and a postponed Dixon Erne contest. The letter urges fair play and ongoing Post scrutiny to salvage the club’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Athletic Club
Clayton
Kennedy
Hurst &Co
McKelvey
Smith-Ryan
O'Rourke
Tighe
Coney Island
New York
Boston
Jim Hall
Dan Creedon
Hall
Choynski
Creedon
Billy Hennessey
Brooklyn
Rob Roy
Boston Post
Hurst
Seaside Club
Rascals
O’rourke
Williamson
Messrs
Dobbs
Big Jim
Oriental Hotel
O’houke
Tighe, Williamson
Court Street
Smith
Ryan
Hudson County Club
Wil Mamson
New York Recorder of
Curt
Seasides
Hudson County Athletic Club
Jersey City
Tighe and Williamson
Billy Mahoney
Billy
Patsey Sheppard
Billy Jordan
Patsey
Franklin Park
Dan Murphy
Charles L. Clark
al Tyrell
Cambridgeport
Doyle
South End
Peter Neason
Manchester
N. H
Young Coyne
Mike Kase
Springfield Cyclists Contend Over L A W Franchise Split
The Springfield Bicycle Club notes many riders including L D Cabanne and Monte Scott on its track roster as debate over Class B riders breaking from the L A W to professional ranks stalls prize planning for September. Columbia riders prep for Manhattan Beach debut while Medford and Waltham clubs adjust dates and prize lists amid permit and entry fee disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
L. A. W. Racing Board
Columbia
New York
Clinton
Ilion
Rochester
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Eddy Bald
Murphy
Waltham
Medford
Entries at Wayside Park Bicycle Races Announced
A list of entrants for bicycle races at Wayside Park South Framingham on Saturday June 16 at 3 pm includes one mile novice and handicap events with riders from Boston Dorchester Roxbury Everett Malden Natick Newtonville Readville and other towns. The roster shows riders divided into novice one mile and multiple handicap heats with various yard allowances and scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Park
South Framingham
Francis S. McKay
Boston
Fred Edwards
Dorchester
Bert Rice
Marlboro
Robert H. Lawson
Winchester
C. L.anderson
Roxbury
Alexander
Readvilley
Buckley
Natick
Walter A. Perry
Seth Natick
Arthur H. Park
Newtonville
N. Christopherson
Wilmot
R. Evans, Jr
Everett
James Blades
Malden
Harry G. Dudley, Jr
Cochituate
A. W. Archibald
James F. O’grady
Robert White, Jr
H. O
Denton
Archie Boudry
Brock
Edward Winter
R. W. Archibald
F. Collins
G. Dudley, Jr
Daniel O'Connell
Newton
D.C. Raymond
Walter A. Woods
Ilmot R. Evans
F. ScKay
W. H. White
West Medford
N. W. Olson
Worcester
H. M. Gordon
Harry Dring
Waltham
Allen R. Parker
Wellesley
A. 'J. French
Panic O'Connell
H. Dudley Jr
Willie F. Collins
Edward W. Boulter
Brockton
John A. Farrell
Somerville
Scratch
Everett Kennedy
Highlandville
Isaac Isaacs
Gardner H. Crafts
Newton Centre
F. W. Maile
F. Baron Stow
Syracuse
N. Y
Warren S. Reynolds
Hyde Park
Coventry farmer Henry Maho dies by suicide
Willimantic Conn June 13 Henry Maho a wealthy Coventry farmer committed death by own action today by shooting. His wife found him in the barn with a bullet in his head and a revolver beside him. Cause despondency. His age 7 years. His 6 committed death by own action three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutmeg
Willimantic
Conn
Henry Maho
Coventry
Sanctions Granted to New England Schools by L A W
The L A W bulletin lists suspensions and transfers to Class B for various New England schools and clubs. It records the two mile unpaced Class B record at Louisville and names sanction dates and officials including F W Stowe Thomas Varick and Oscar Berry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Philadelphia
Gideon
Louisville
F. G. Barrett
Racing Board
Connecticut
A. A
Hartford
Haverhill
Western Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association
Amherst
Dover
N. H
Oscar F. Berry
Weymouth
Joseph L. Lynch
Whitefield
Syracuse Bicycle Races Postponed by Rain
Syracuse New York January 13 Today s bicycle races in the K A W circuit were postponed due to rain until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Jrvane
Newton A C Games Open Handicap Events At Newton Centre
The Newton Athletic Club announces open handicap events at Newton Centre on July 4 starting at 9 30 AM. Events include sprint distances, distance runs, field events and a novice 40 yard dash with cups awarded to top three. Entry 50 cents per event. must use AU official blank. closing date June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Athletic Club
Newton Centre
A. U
C. Rising
Newton Cebkcen
Montauk Scratched From Lewes Landport Plate
Richard Croker's two year old Montauk was withdrawn from the Landport plate race at the Lewes spring meeting today in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard Croker
Montauk
Lewes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Association
National League
Atten
WITS
Usseensees
Kew York
Louis
Eeeeeeres
Loulaville
Ciuceees
Sesee
Aeneee
Weaee
Fladelphia
Washin
St. Eae
Cent. Ren Bre
AST Ticket Saeee
Ee Ububir Waseereescase
Bhd Oyirim Gocccvecces
Kennebecs
Cranks
Sen
Summer Street
Washby
Suffolk
Havana Mre
Seal of Cigars
Sane
Ponsol
L.A. W. Bulletin
California
Stearns
Avaner
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Columbus Avenue
Consul Potter
H. E. Raymond
W. E. Bull
Raymond
Sterling Cycle Works
Sterling
Potter
Bull
Eck
New York State Division Racing Board
Newton A. C
Croker
Derby Boys
Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, Mo
Hacket Derby
SMITE
Louis H. Snell
Parole Club
Stas
New York State
Sonsies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!