Post Team Triumphs 165 to 8 Over Alfred Mudge Sons
The Post baseball team opened the season with a dominant 165 to 8 win over Alfred Mudge & Sons in five innings. Manager Walsh praised his squad's sharp play despite limited practice and noted plans to face New York World's nine next month.
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Browns Rally Late to Edge Louisvilles in Close Contest
In St. Louis on June 19 the Browns broke a tight game with a rally in the eighth inning. Glasscock, Brodie and Caruthers delivered key hits while Werden drew a base on balls to drive in three runs. Louisvilles, weakened by injuries, fielded valiantly in a low scoring affair. Attendance was about 9,000. The final score is not stated.
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Two Games Today At South End Grounds In Doubles Fight
The Bostons face the Washingtons in two hot games at the South End grounds. Washingtons surge, Irwin leads a fast squad, Milligan and Big Jack handle catching duties, Maguire backs them, while Ted Larkin and Yank Robinson contribute strong bat and field work alongside Dunlap at second.
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Eastern League meeting ends amid stormy session
Syracuse June 19 The Eastern Baseball League meeting adjourned at 1 30 yesterday morning after a stormy session. New Haven which withdrew from the league remains liable for a 1000 guarantee and steps to recover it will be taken. Philadelphia Athletics may be released from the guarantee if they withdraw. New Haven’s bulk of players assigned to Buffalo with others divided among remaining clubs. A new schedule was prepared to finish the first champion series.
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Inter-City Cricket Promises Bright Week in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia cricket week to begin June 27 at Mannheim features three matches with visiting England and Australia sides. Philadelphia vs Baltimore, Boston vs New York, then the East champion decider, with Pittsburg looming as a September challenger. Boston's lineup includes Wright Mansfield Pettitt Dutton Cracknell Haughton and Chambers, plus Fairburn Comber Smith Muir Keene.
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Sporting notes highlight races and upcoming events
The note covers Charlie Measure finishing a 12.5 mile Post relay in 41 minutes, Hull Corinthian Yacht Club’s first championship cup race on June 25, and preparations for Lowell athletic games July 2 and Melrose July 4. It lists Melrose events, entry details, prizes, schedules, and train times, plus boxing news on Tommy Connolly turning pro and comments on Joe Walcott and other athletes and competitors.
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Montana Wins Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Montana led through the distance and held on to win the Suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday as His Highness faded after the three-quarter mark. Eleven starters contested the $25,000 purse with Isaac Murphy unable to accelerate the two year old after midrace.
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Mystic Park Races Determine Winners in Saturday Finals
A free gate drew a crowd at Mystic Park for closing races Saturday afternoon. In the 2:34 class Mattie Hunter won, Puritan placed second, Dora Thorn third, King Charles fourth. May Bird swept the 2:24 class heats with Gretchen second and Archie B. fourth. In the free for all, Sadie M. won the first heat while Abbie N. took the next three heats.
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Langtry wins £20000 at Ascot races
London reports Mrs Langtry won a prize of twenty thousand pounds at Ascot races in the past week.
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Central Labor Union Strike Hits Forty Brewers
The Central Labor Union held a Sunday meeting in Type Hall with President W B Fitzgerald presiding. A three member committee was appointed to mobilize subscription lists for strikers across unions including the Furniture Workers. Fitzgerald was named division superintendent for the Labor Day parade and Michael Lynch was chosen as a delegate to the AFL state convention. The boycott operation was announced as in effect.
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Montana Triumphs In Vivid Finish Over Major Domo
Garrison drives Daley’s colt Montana to a photo finish over Major Domo, with Lambley’s Lamplighter close behind. Domo led early, but Montana gained in the stretch, winning by a half a length as Domo held second by a head.
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Montana the Record Breaker MontanA's Great Finisher Snapper Garrison
Montana the record setting horse owned by Marcus Daly in the copper magnate's stable is described with his fast three named rivals Tam many and Sir Matthew. The four year old bay carries 115 pounds under jockey Garrison and has a career spanning Carturet Stake at Monmouth Park to victories at Morris Park in May with a mix of wins and near misses in major races.
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SAILS AT MARBLEHEAD YACHTS ENTER HARBOR ANNUAL PLEASURE DAY
Dense fog hid Marblehead harbor guests and fleets this morning but by 10 oclock there was wind for top sail sailing. Yachts from Lila Belle Gloucester boats and Sea Witch Alpha Reaper Sirocco Vanessa Hawk Fancy Handsel and Fortuna joined large craft roaming to Na hump and Boston. Labor unrest and strikes impacted local industry with Van Nostrand Co Charlestown workers and Knights of Labor involvement plus support from Boston Central Labor Union. Carpenters Milliken and United Garment Workers activities also featured.
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Dorchester Yacht Regatta Scamp Reclassified After Remeasure
Herbert N. Nute's catboat Scamp, winner of the third class race in the Dorchester Yacht Club regatta, has been remeasured and placed in its original class, measuring seventeen feet eleven and a half inches. Merritt's sloop Cub has been launched and is ready for the season.
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First Sunday Sail Opens Winthrop Yacht Club Season
The Winthrop Yacht Club began its season with a first Sunday sail yesterday. Yachtsmen and their ladies left the clubhouse around nine, traveled to Poe Island, and enjoyed a calm, casual cruise and outing.
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A Mother's Shot Rescues Child from Rattlesnake
In Coles County Illinois a settler named Junken and her family witnessed a rattlesnake advancing toward a crawling infant. Mrs Junken fired from the cabin door, severing the snake's head at about sixty yards and saving the child. The scene was described by T R Lane of Oshkosh Wisconsin. The shot left the mother fainting but unharmed, while the rattlesnake lay headless.
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PORE CALIFORNIA WINES. hk per Gallon, 4 Botties, Assorted
BLANCHAERD & FARRAR, 2 Paucuil Mati Mo. 4 to 47 Doak Sq.
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Ring Lost and Found Ends an Engagement
A New York Sun tale tells of a newly engaged couple at a ball where a ring vanished after a disagreement over possession. Despite searches, both believed the other had not returned it, the engagement ended, and both later married others. Years later the woman found the missing ring sewn in an old ball gown. She wrote a remorseful note, but the event altered their lives.
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Chinese Raid Descent Nets Eleven In Gaming Room
Police from Station 4 executed a Sabbath raid on the Chinese quarter visiting house 36. Eleven Celestials were found in a room filled with gaming implements, bailed out by a wealthy countryman and released back to their groups.
New Rotary Post Press Cuts Crew to Three in 1990
From the Houston Post May 30 1990. New Renaw invention prints without a printer using telegraph and copyphone machines. Four setups perform type setting, stereotyping, and mailing with three operators.
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King of Kings and Lord of Lords Declared at Phillips Church
A sermon in South Boston argues the true power of Jesus Christ as King of Kings. Rev W H G Temple outlines Christ’s royal titles, sword of the spirit, and crowns of heaven and redemption, urging believers to rally under the banner For Christ and the Church.
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Reached the Land of the Free Cephalonia Passengers Arrive
The Cunarder Cephalonia from Liverpool arrived yesterday with 71 intermediate and 662 steerage passengers. Saloon travelers include Nelson B. Conant Wallace Conant Rev Oliver Crane D D Mrs Crane H E Evans Mrs G L Foote Master Foote and maid Mr and Mrs Jesse Gould Thomas Kavanagh Robert Murray Mr and Mrs William Northey Miss M E Pratt Miss C K Sargent Mr and Mrs William Scott F N Stackpole E V Still ings C A Stillings Mr and Mrs J Thorne Charles Torrey Miss Vella J BR Webley observed aboard.
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Death of Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay in Wild West show
The London Daily Telegraph notes the death of the famed bucking horse Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay after a high jump and pirouette episode. The rider escaped injury but the animal broke its neck and died.
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