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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1894
Page
3
Anson's men and the Colonels overwhelmed their stalwart opponents as Staley endured a hard knock and Ganzel struggled, delivering a steady home win that pleased the crowd with strong team play.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston club 13 to 8 on Congress Street grounds. Key bursts came from Brouthers Duffy and Jennings for Baltimore, while Ganzel and Staley misplayed in the field for Boston.
Brooklyn surged with nine first inning runs on walks and miscues, later leveraging Washington errors for the win. Attendance reached 1 975 as Brooklyn finished with 12 hits to Washington's 10 and six Brooklyn errors to five by Washington.
Cleveland pitcher Knauss was wild allowing a ninth inning run and Chicago scored two unearned runs in the eighth due to errors and nerves. Attendance 1000. Chicago and Cleveland tallied nine and six hits respectively with four and three errors. Batteries Knauss Zimmer Terry Kittredge.
Timely batting and clean defense powered Cincinnati to a 3 2 victory over St Louis in front of 1500 fans. O Rourke faced scrutiny as Chamberlain and Vaughn paired for Cincinnati while Hawley and Peitz held St Louis to three runs.
Louisville beat Pittsburg 9 to 4 in an interleague contest at Pittsburg. Hemming starred in the field with good support. Attendance was about 2,000. Batters: Louisville 13 hits 3 errors 6 for Pittsburg with 8 errors. Batteries Hemming Grim Easton Merritt.
The Buffalo Bisons outbatted the Grays but committed six errors in a fault ridden game. Collina delivered a superb pitching performance as errors doomed Buffalo in the June 19 clash at the eastern league venue in Buffalo New York.
The game was dominated by a rainy setting with a standout handed catch as the focus. Erie scored 12 to Springfield 2, Wilkesbarre led 11 and Syracuse trailed, Troy posted 25 to Binghamton 4.
Haverhill won 6 to 3 over Fall River in a tight New England League game. McKillop held the visitors to seven hits while Sweeney backed him with strong support. Scoring details show Haverhill breaking through for three runs in the late innings.
Lewiston 2 Worcester 5 as Stafford shines with clutch pitching and solid hitting. Stafford and Bergen paired on the mound with Potter and Hayes behind the plate. Lewiston raps eight hits to Worcester seven and commits four errors to Worcester's three.
Portland defeated Bangor 52 to 25 in a game marked by costly errors by the visitors while Dolan and Mahoney teamed for Portland. Base hits totaled 9 for Portland and 10 for Bangor with 3 Portland errors and 7 by Bangor. Batteries were Dolan and Mahoney for Portland and Wheeler and Hart for Bangor.
Good base running and clean fielding carried Pawtucket to a 10 1 9 0 6 0 1 0 1 0 score sequence against Brockton as Leeds pitched well. Final base hits: Pawtucket 7 Brockton 10. Priors: Pawtucket 3 Brockton 5. Batteries Fournier Meakin and Roach Seeds Shea.
Cambridge defeated Grove Hall on Pompeii grounds with superior all round play. Notable Cambridge players were Casey Falls and E. J. Sullivan while Grove Hall featured McDonald and Cowboy in batting and catching respectively.
The New York ladies baseball team will play the Medfords on Congress Street grounds this Saturday and Monday. Manager Joe Bruckner praises Maud Nelson as capable of catching and pitching with any male player, rivaling Billy Nash. The club is described as the strongest and most skilled female team to appear here, and recent press notices praise their behavior and quality play.
The Baltimore Orioles meet the Boston team in what may be the final Baltimore game this month at Congress Street grounds. Stivetts may pitch for the Orioles as Boston seeks a win before upcoming games in Washington and the Western circuit starting in Louisville.
Mystic Park second day thrills with the 2:28 trot won by Brunhilde and the 2:30 pace dominated by Jack in three straight heats. Fred Wilkes leads the 2:23 class, edging King Charles and Grand Isle as Johnson preserves victory after a late surge.
The Bull owned by Mrs. Louisa W. Miller administrator is valued at 1500 and after appeals the majority of the Supreme Court favors Miller. The horse was seized at Mystic Park in August 1892 and later recovered by Miller in a replevin action after a prior Hartford sale to Davenport and Hyde.
Morris Park headlines six races with Rubicon and Connoisseur among winners. Lustre, Don Alonzo, Henry of Navarre, Cockade, Gold Dollar, and Stonewell also claimed victories in a brisk six race program held at Morris Park J on June 19. Times ranged from 59 seconds to 1 minute 66 seconds.
The Graphic forecasts a dramatic Vigilant Britannia clash in the forthcoming voyage from Dover to Boulogne. It notes the Valkyrie and Vigilant face strong American competition, with Maid Marian Namara Sanguida and Vendetta also in the lighter craft lineup.
Fred Hovey defeated A. F. Fuller in three straight sets to win the championship tennis tournament at the Longwood Club grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Eastern Medical Institute at 19 Tremont Row Boston operated under A D Patten M D with twenty years of practice and hospital experience in London Paris Dublin and America. It treats all forms of acute and chronic diseases and offers free consultation with medicines prepared and delivered at no extra charge. Patients are told plainly whether help can be obtained.
The report details Parson Davies and Joe Choynski leaving for New York then French Lick Springs Indiana to rest and drink waters. It notes Fitzsimmons Choynski receipts over 4000 dollars and quotes Choynski on police interference affecting rounds and outcomes. It also covers Jack Power versus Dick O'Brien in St John New Brunswick with Power dominating in sparring and talks of Billy Bobbs Brighteyes in Abilene Texas and other boxing notes.
Enthusiastic turnout at the postponed club meeting leads to unanimous vote of confidence in the governing board, who had resigned earlier. members withdraw resignations to everyone's satisfaction. Plans include clambake with the Bristol County Wheelmen, parades at Medford, and attendance at races featuring Nat Butler and other riders.
The press correctly clarifies that Dr. Greene of Arlington who died was not connected to Dr. Greene's Nervura. Nervura was discovered and owned by Drs F E B and J A Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston and they continue to treat patients at their office.
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