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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1892
Page
3
The article portrays Colee's men as a terrible example amid Ward's discourse, contrasting discipline and conduct with severe warnings. It notes a break even moment signaling shifts in support and public sentiment within the local scene.
The Boston and Brooklyn crowds buzz over yesterday’s game as Philadelphia and Baltimore rise in reaction. Senators lose to Reds while Windy City delegates cheer. Louisville hosts twig break even with Pittsburg and Colonels sharing the bone.
The piece describes a baseball game where Ward’s Brooklyns defeat Selee’s home team with three unearned runs in the fourth. Haddock and Stivetts pitched well, Long miscues hurt the defense, Kelly hits his first homer of 92, and McCarthy balks at running after a miscue. The crowd includes friends of a controversial “example” in the pews.
In the fourth the visitors pulled away after a tense start as Brouthers drove in runners and Burns scored. Haddock held Boston to two singles through six. Stivetts, Duffy, and Kelly sparked two late Brooklyns runs, but Ward’s defense collapsed in the ninth when Kelly’s drive and a sharp collision at first almost tied it, leaving Brooklyn with a 6 to 2 victory.
The Boston management discussed salary cuts for several players. Tucker and Nichols reached satisfactory terms, Quinn and Lowe will face slight reductions, and Stivetts and Staley received notices of new proposals. Players feel the step was forced by hard times, while Joan Clarkson’s absence fuels speculation that the team needs her.
Washington wins both games in a clever doubleheader. Killen held the Giants to few hits in the opener as Washington fielded solidly defensively. In the night game a pitchers duel favored both sides until a late single and a wild throw by Killen gave Washington the lead. Robinson starred at third for New York, with Dowd and Hoy delivering key hits for Washington. Attendance 3109.
Sacrifice hits by Hoy Milligan Boyle and King highlight Lyons game. Radford Duffee Richardson Fuller steal bases. Dowd Milligan Maguire Tiernan Gore and Ewing on first. Washington and New York errors tally. Collins doubles. McGunnigle walked. multiple strikeouts and double play indicate tight defense. Umpire O Malley. Trainer proposal for club gains traction through Boston Post column based on John Graham. Walsh leads Boston College gym with players conditioning under his guidance.
Pittsburg defeats Louisville 7 to 4 as Louisville errs and misplays several chances in the first game. Miller leads Pittsburg at bat with strong hitting while Terry pitches well but not adequately supported. Attendance 2,025.
Ben Saunders pitched his first Louisville game in a second con test, dominating the visitors as Ehret’s wildness cost Pittsburg. Highlights included Brown’s fielding and Jennings’ three-base blow, with Louisville securing a 5 1 win amid scoring miscues by Pittsburg.
In Curcaco on June 21 the Chicagos lost to Cincinnati after twelve innings in a rain delayed game attended by about 2000. Final score reflects Cincinnati earning two runs to Chicago's one despite late Chicago defensive miscues and a key stolen base by Anson. Pitchers included Hutchison and Sacrifice hits noted Browning and Kittredge with Cooney and Canavan turning two. Umpire Gaffney called time at 2 hours 90 minutes.
Rain delayed the game fifteen minutes but Philadelphia defeated Baltimore 9 to 6. The box score lists Hamilton Shindle Van Haltren Thom on Welch Clements Gunson McGraw Cross and Delahanty as key contributors for Philadelphia. Baltimore shows Van Baltren Welch Connor Delahanty and Schoch among others. The win improves Philadelphia's standing as noted in the score, with strong hitting and solid fielding throughout the game.
Brockton defeated Manchester 9 to 8 in a lively June 21 game. Wheeler starred for Brockton with solid hitting and sharp fielding. Cotter and Moran also contributed. Manchester’s Hale and Coughlin made notable plays as Brockton produced timely hitting and strong defense to secure the win before 300 in attendance.
Portland outplayed Salem with stronger in the box and better fielding. Salem led off with three runs in the first, then both teams scored in the second before Portland rallied with several hits and errors by Salem. Killen misplayed a rolling ball for an added Portland run as Annis and Lachance made fine catches. Attendance 300.
A high error game for Pawtucket leads to Lowell’s 3 1 Pawtucket 1. McCarthy dominates control while Lynch issues eleven walks. Notable hits go to Lynch McCauley Cronin Mather Quinlan Caril with errors and base running featuring Connaughton Bradley and McCauley. Attendance 350, game time 2 hours 20 minutes.
Woonsocket wins in a slugging battle at home as Lezotte hits the first local homer of the year. Flack and O'Brien long hits power the offense, Meagher dives for a hot liner, Kiley stars on the mound and Mahoney umpires. Attendance about 400.
Eastern League actions report Troy defeating Elmira 13 to 4 and Albany beating Rochester 15 to 11. A heated BostonBrooklyn battle looms as the series stands even with four weeks till next home game, Ward’s club vs Soden’s men in a crucial matchup expected to draw a large crowd.
The Boston club becomes the last to hire a trainer for players with Professor James Walsh handling players. He provides massage and conditioning advice to keep the team in shape under the league-wide shift led by New York’s Billy Newman and other clubs.
Baseball notes report Pittsburg aiming to sign Patsey Donovan Terry and Genius. Ben Sanders is fit and could play first base if pitching fails. Cincinnati club plans to sign Frank Dwyer while Duryea and Ed Burke are released. Shock of the Baltimores suffers facial injury from a batting incident.
The deciding game for the Interscholastic baseball championship will be played Saturday at 3 30 p m on the South End grounds. English High faces Cambridge High and Latin nines in a tied first place clash with strong lineups led by Dakin Mahoney and Tom Moore. A big Montgomery street school delegation will cheer as Harvard faces Yale on a small scale. Admission is 25 cents.
The twenty-five mile inter-club road race draws together top local clubs including Cambridgeport, Press Cycling Club, and Waltham. Cambridgeport adds star rider George F. Taylor. Medford and Charlestown decline entry. Start time 3 15 PM at Chestnut Hill Ave and Winship St Brighton.
Derriort Mich June 21 W C Rands of this city rode twenty five miles in 1595 for the Hilsendegen road race beating by one minute the former two wheeler record by Smith The race ran under rain conditions An application will be made to the L A W to have Rands time adopted
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B A A athletes competed at Holmes Field to set club records. Spencer broke the half mile mark with 1m 58s 2 53 and ran a 57 1 0 quarter as his pace partner Batchelder aided the effort. Brown won the 100 yard dash in 10 1 5s, new club best, while Coombs failed to top 51 5s. Crane set vault attempts near 25 ft 7 in to approach the amateur record of 26 ft 2 in.
Five furlong opening race won by Lady Violet with Don Alonzo second and Alice Bruce third in 1:02. Elsino colt captured the five furlongs in 1:05 with Thistle second and Salutation third. Fidelio won the Volunteer handicap mile and a quarter in 2:08 2-5. Tournament took the Sheepshead Bay handicap mile and a furlong with Madstone second and Banquet third in 41.657. Onward won the seven furlongs with Contribution second and Entre third in a race noted as LAB Wy.
American champion roller skater George Beechman leaves tonight for New York and will sail for England on Thursday to race abroad after signing a five month contract yesterday morning.
Striking boiler makers deny rumors of returning to work and meet at 45 Eliot Street to discuss resuming old hours, while pressmen at Miolski’s 1125 Washington Street strike for higher pay and new contract to restore standard rates. Garment workers allied with unions face employment difficulties and have opened a cooperative shop at 159 Beach Street named Boston Coat Manufacturing Company.
Worcester June 21 By the will of Elbridge G Partridge of Worcester filed today the American Home Missionary Society receives 1000 the American Congregational society of Boston 1000 Deane s College of Crete Nebraska 1000 Worcester City Hospital 1000 Worcester W C A 500 Old Men s Home 500 Home for Aged Women 500 Women s Board of Foreign Missions 500
A Boston Globe page notes heat relief and entertainment from Tremont Theatre air cooling and hot water tasting by Louise Beaudet, plus stage changes and new arrivals. It also highlights Globe Theatre Tolante and Promenade concerts, Arena Garden shows, and ongoing theater activity with editors’ notes on performers and venue ventilation.
Yesterday afternoon at the corner of Cambridge and North Anderson streets William H. Norris was cut with a razor by Wendell H. Palmas. Palmas lunged and opened Norris forehead to chin, then fled but was arrested by a policeman. Norris received treatment at Station 3.
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