Boston Beats Louisville in Wide Margin Game
Boston defeated Louisville with a strong offensive display in six innings and a late surge. Key moments included Brown's homer, Long's one handed catch, and Tucker's three base hit drive. Louisville struggled with six costly errors and Menefee wild pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Colonels
Bostons
Menefee
Boston
Brown
Long
Lowe
Richardson
Duffy
McCarthy
Tommy
Tucker
Bannon
Weaver
O’rourke
Pfeffer
Twitchell
Grim
Shortstop Long
O'Rourke
Nash
Denny
Stivetts
Boston Lote
Seer
B. TB. PO
Dutty
Renee
Cesses
TB PO
A. E Brown
Ore & Pfeffer
Fees Grim
Sweeee Soveesees & Weaver
Sere Richardson
Cover
Seevees
Poston
Loutarville
Men- Stivetts
O’ Boratee
Rrors
Boaton
Faerie
Enefee
Nny
Brooklyn Wins Two Over Cleveland in Hard Fought Twin Games
Brooklyn defeated Cleveland in both games at Cleveland on June 27 with strong hitting and costly home-team errors. Final scores show Brooklyn winning 10-7 in the opener and 12-10 in the nightcap amid rough umpiring and several misplays. Attendance was 209 as Young-Zimmer and Stein-Kinslow, then Clarkson-O’Connor and Daub-Daly, were the batteries.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cleveland Sc
Young
Zimmer
Stein
Giants Dominate Browns in One-Sided Grubbing Victory
New York Giants routed St Louis Browns 11 to 0 at home on June 27 as the Giants overwhelmed the Browns with a merciless onslaught. The Browns failed to score as the Giants kept pressure throughout the game, delivering a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Louis
Giants
Browns
St. Louis Dodgers Fall as New York Wins 14 5
The game saw both pitchers effective but poor run support for Hawley. Final score 14 to 5 with Seernwabes 1061090004. Errors: St. Louis 6, New York 1. Batteries Hawley and Miller for St. Louis, Westervelt and Wilson for New York.
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Hawley
Seeenwabes
St. Louis
New York
Miller
Westervelt
Wilson
Orioles Fall In Chicago As Hawke Shutout Impresses
Anson's men slug Chicago pitching with sharp baserunning and solid fielding. Dahlen belts a homer for Baltimore while Griffith struggles. Attendance noted at 2 080 as Chicago stumbles 13 to 4 with 19 Chicago hits to 8 for Baltimore.
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Chicago
Anson
Hawke
Orioles
Griffith
Inks
Baltimore
Dahlen
Siormo
Schriver
Robinson
Clarke
Reds Dominate Visitors In One Sided Win
Cincinnati outbatted and outplayed the visitors in a clear victory. Attendance 2160. Final score Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 3. Hits Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 5. Errors Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Parrott and Vaughn Weyhing Grady and Cross.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Atendance
Philadelphia
Hrrore-Cincinati
Parrott
Vaughn
Weyhing
Grady
Cross
Pittsburg Beats Mercer In High Scoring Game
Pittsburg home team rallied in the seventh and eighth frames to defeat Mercer. Gumbert allowed free hits but strong defense kept runs low for Washington IL. Attendance was 1500. Final score Pittsburg 6 Washington IL 4.
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Pittsburg
Mercer
Gumbert
Washington
Gumbert and Mack
Merritt
Mercer and McGuire
Lewiston Tops Worcester With Late Innings Play
Lewiston scored in the ninth and late frames to defeat Worcester 3 to 1. Stafford pitched well for Worcester, but Lewiston capitalized on lucky hits and errors as Potter and Hayes provided support. Base hits were 7 for Lewiston and 8 for Worcester while errors stood at 1 each.
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Worcester
Stafford
Potter
Lewiston
Bergen
Hayes
Pawtucket Defeats Bangor on Strong Stick Work
Pawtucket won the afternoon game against Bangor as O Neil was disrupted by tough play while Fournier stood out. Hannivan Moore and Wise sparked Pawtucket with solid batting as Fournier was effective and O Neil struggled in the field. Final score shows Pawtucket with eight runs to Bangor’s two.
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Pawtucket
Bangor
O’neil
Fournier
Hannivan
Moore
Wise
Roach
O'Neil
Sharrott
Hart
Portland Tops Fall River in Second Game
Portland won 8 to 7 at Fall River after costly errors and careless plays by the home team. Portland collected 8 base hits to Fall River’s 10 with Dolan Carey and Mahoney behind the plate and Klobe Ganz Rollins in pitching duties.
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Portland
Fall River
Dolan
Carey
Mahoney
Klobe- Ganz
Rollins
Brockton Beats Haverhill in Weak Box Defense
Brockton defeated Haverhill 16 to 2 as Haverhill pitching faltered with Shaw in the box. McCullough was solid for Brockton, while O'Briens strong batting highlighted the win. Base hits favored Brockton 26 to 8 with 2 errors for Brockton and 6 for Haverhill.
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Brockton
Haverhill
McCullough
Connaughton
Shaw
Sweeney
Eastern League results from Erie Wilkesbarre Binghamton and Buffalo
In Erie Syracuse defeated 10 to 6. Wilkesbarre beat Springfield 11 to 9. Binghamton defeated Providence 8 to 3. Buffalo game noted with rain.
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Erie
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Binghamton
Providence
Buffalo
Buffalo-Troy
South Boston Triumph Over Charlestown in Railway Game
South Boston division beat Charlestown division in a West Eind Street Railway contest led by Colton pitching and Grant's all round play. Hassett hit a home run while Cotton and McKay split strikeouts and the batteries were Cotton Wyer and McKay Cadigan Hassett. Umpires Quinlan and Casey.
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South Boston
Charlestown
West Eind Street Railway
Colton
Charlestown Battery
Grant
Hassett
Cotton
McKay
Wyer
Cadigan
Quinlan
Casey
Baseball Talk From The Old League Sides
The New York club boasts two strong hitting pitchers in Rusie and Meekin while Murphy and Davis injury clouds fade. Fuller and Farrell cover infield duties, Davis’s bat missed but not relied on for all hitting. Brooklyns strike luck wanes with sickness hitting pitchers and Kennedy’s train trip amid nausea. Daub, Griffin, and others fall ill. Selee willing to spend for Mercer. Swartwood quits NL umpiring. Powers backs him. Gaffney’s appointment stirs talk. Crane and Slattery shine in Worcester. Sullivan stars for the Senators.
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Rusie
Meekin
New York
Murphy
Davis
New Yorks
Fuller
Farrell
Brookyns
Kennedy
West
Dan Daub
Mike Griffin
Frank Selee
Mercer
Washington
Tim Keefe
Harvard
Tim
Swartwood
Pat Powers
Soden
John Gaffney
Hd Crane
Worcesters
Mike Slattery
Mike Sullivan
Senators
UK uy sever from 1. Prospectus with Large book
A fragmented historical notice references a UK publication prospectus linked to a large book titled The Life or Self-Preservation. It lists 125 tonic diseases described as invaluable and gilded. The readable fragments imply a cataloging or sales context for the book and its contents.
Races on Northampton track gear up cyclists events and prizes
The Northampton Driving Park hosts seven Class A bicycle races under the Northampton Cycle Club with prizes in jewelry and bicycle sundries. Notables include A J Burrow hosting open house on Otis Street the night before the Fourth. Other items cover Medford and Maiden clubs, Johnson’s noted half mile best, and upcoming races at Wayside Park and South Framingham with entry deadlines and club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton Driving Park Association
Northampton Cycle Club
A. J. Burrow
Medford
Johnson
M. F. Dirnberger
Wayside Park
South Framingham
John Keyes
Saxonville
Mass
Chelsea Cycle Club
A. W. Rogers
Charles Schultz, Jr
Rudolph W. Emerson
John A. White
C. F. Forbush
Boston boxing faced limits as Dixon Griffo plan twenty rounds
Clergymen oppose endurance boxing in Boston while Dixon and Griffo announce a public contest of twenty rounds, signaling a potential clash with aldermen over license limits and glove weight. The piece notes historic overreach, New Orleans clubs, and upcoming bouts featuring McCoy, Grace, Campbell, and Walcott entries.
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Boston
Sullivan
Dixon
Griffo
London
Hackett
New York World
Music Hall
Kid McCoy
Jimmy Scully
New Bedford
Jack Grace
Cleveland
McCoy
Grace
Brooklyn
East
Walter Campbell
Arthur Chambers
North Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
W. C. Ross
Crescent City
Olympic Club
Noel
Crescent City Club
Billy Myer
Stanton Abbott
Dan Creedon
Tom Tracey
St. Louis
John D. Hopkins
People’s Theatre
John E. Butler
Harry Tracey
Salem
Butler
Joe Walcott
Andy Watson
New England
Bobby Dobbs
America
Dick O’brien
O’brien
Griffo-Dixon Championship Bout Heads to Boston Casino
The Griffo Dixon fight elevates boxing in Boston as they clash for twenty rounds at the Casino. Griffo, trained by Johnnie Griffin, seeks pace and power while Dixon plans to offset weight with hard hits and build up. Referee Johnnie Eckhardt to oversee the match with tickets on sale today.
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Griffo
George Dixon
Boston
Johnnie Griffin
Billy Murphy
Dixon
Griffin
Johnnie Eckhardt
New York
Cal McCarthy
South End
Stanton Abbott challenges Jack McAuliffe for $5000 clash
Stanton Abbott announces a fight challenge to Champion Jack McAuliffe after failing to negotiate lightweight terms. Abbott and backer Billy Hartford plan a sparring bout for $5000 per side with limited rounds at catchweights or to a finish, with Abbott’s managers confident of victory.
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Stanton Abbott
Jack McAuliffe
Abbott
Mc Auliffe
Willamsburg
Stanton
Jack
Billy Hartford
McAuliffe
Frank Slavin
Riot at Charlestown Prison Ends With Prisoner Death
A fifteen minute riot at Charlestown State Prison led to the death of Joseph Oakes, a 63 year old inmate serving ten years for new offenses. Rioters, led by Ed Slattery, caused damage and fled to Fort Russell before being corralled by officers. A chair shop fire caused about 600 dollars in damage, likely sparked by a locomotive spark.
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Charlestown State Prison
Bridges
Fort Russell
Joseph Oakes
Oakes
James H. Donovan
Kid Slattery
Lawin
Seven
Ed Slattery
Northampton
Donovan
Sargon
Huckins
Slattery
Charles A. Roe
Gloucester
Pat Murphy
Boston
Bill Perkins
Felix Golden
William Murphy
Perkins
Worcester
Boston & Maine
Warden Bridges
First Brigade
Widow Amsden Wins Probate Court Battle
Judge McKim disallowed the late J F Amsden will Feb 19 to favor widow Mrs Amsden in Suffolk Probate Court. Courtroom applause marked the ruling. She plans to petition for allowance of a Jan 19 1893 will giving her income of 30000 at 6 percent and use of the Roxbury Crawford street homestead.
Shamokin's Crew Rescued Off Martha's Vineyard
The steamer H M Whitney from Boston reported sinking of the coal barge Shamokin off Pollock Rip Light Martha's Vineyard in thick fog at 4 p m Tuesday. Whitney rescued the crew including Captain Woodhouse and sailors Martin Anderson Martin Thompson and Lewis Tennison.
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NW York
M. Whitney
Hallett
Metropolitan Line
New York
Boston
Pollock Rip Light
Martha's Vineyard
Whitney
Woodhouse
Martin Anderson
Martin Thompson
Lewis Tennison
Drowning Body Recovered Near Scully's Wharf Cambridge
The body of David Ring, aged % years, formerly of 78 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, was recovered yesterday morning on the Cambridge side after drowning at Scully's wharf during bathing last Saturday.
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David Ring
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Scully’s Wharf
Philadelphia Record owner chosen as Democratic Governor nominee
William M. Singerly of Philadelphia nominated for governor and John Billings for lieutenant governor by the Democratic convention in Harrisburg. The platform backs free work and travel, tariff reform, equal rights, religious liberty, and condemns political intolerance. Pattison and Harrity are credited with orchestrating the move to unify the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
William M. Singerly
Philadelphia
John 8. Billings
Joseph C. Bucher
Lewisburg
Hannibal K. Sloan
Indiana
David F. McGee
Lancaster
Walter M. Greenland
Clarion
William A. Henzell
Commonwealth
Cleveland
Philadelphia Record
Singerly
Harrity
McAleer
Keystone State
Pattison
Commonwealth Harrity
Plymouth Arrives from Newport and Tours Dry Dock
The Fall River line steamer Plymouth reached New York from Newport at 4 15 pm under her own steam. Two tugs accompanied the voyage but did not assist. The vessel will enter the dry dock for repairs next Saturday.
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New York
Fall River Line
Plymouth
Newport
Lynn police raid hotels seize liquor at Anderson and Winthrop Houses
Lynn police visited the Anderson House and secured twenty quarts of beer with many empty bottles. At the Winthrop House they confiscated two quarts of whiskey one quart of gin and one pint of brandy. Officers plan similar visits about weekly.
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Lynn
Anderson House
Winthrop House
Charges Against Ryan Sent to National Oarsmen
The Bradford Beat Club voted at Sunday’s meeting to file charges of professionalism against oarsman John D. Ryan and forwarded them to the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen. A long letter accompanied the charges and Secretary Fortmeyer will receive the package in a couple of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
John D. Ryan
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Fortmeyer
Funeral of Daniel Doherty A Charlestown Era Man
The funeral of Daniel Doherty, respected Charlestown merchant, moved 438 carriages from 21 Monument Square to St. Mary's Church for a pontifical high mass. The celebrant was Rev. Father Doherty, with Rev. J. W. Allison as deacon and Rev. P. J. Gormley sub-deacon. Interment followed at Holyhood, Brookline.
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Daniel Doherty
Charlestown
Jefferson, Mass
Monument Square
St. Mary’s Church
Warren Street
Father Doherty
J. W. Allison
P. J. Gormley
William J. Millerick
Holyhood
Brookline
Sandwich Likely Named Site for New State Normal School
Report says the State Normal School for the Cape will be in Sandwich. Post informs that the Board of Education sub committee will recommend Sandwich. Today the board visits North Adams to view the site and then proceeds to Fitchburg Friday and Lowell Saturday.
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State Normal School
The
Cape
Sandwich
Board of Education
North Adams
Fitchburg
Lowell
Train Derailment Delays Boston & Maine Service at Everett
An outward-bound passenger train on the eastern division of the Boston and Maine derailed at Everett yesterday morning due to spreading rails. Travel was delayed about two hours but no injuries were reported.
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Boston & Maine
Everett
Old Orchard Races Highlight Close 2:24 Trotting Meet
A fair crowd watched good kite track races in Old Orchard Maine on June 27. The 2:24 trotting class produced a tight six-heat event with the day’s fastest 2:17 1/4 heat in the pacing class. Notable runners included Merry Bird and Fred Wilkes with multiple time segments listed.
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Old Orchard
Merry Bird
Br. S
Jay Bird
Wilkes
Johnson
King Walkhill
B. S
Sir Walk- Facotm
Bowen
Kk Voeuadbnee Obees
Fred Wilkes
Br. G
Nelson
Donald
B. H
George Wilkes, Jr
COORG
Ova Cis
Swine Beaiéuciaees Caabee Taaolvadd Dissass
Depeemeneeden Noees
Allandorf, Ch. S
Wiggin
Helen
Br. m
Locke
Deste
G. O. Taylor
B. G. Chicks
Walter Roberts
G. G
Horton
Ed Kearney Wins Futurity First Race At Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay Illinois June 27 the Futurity course race Rough and Ready finished first with Ed Kearney second Sirocco and third. Time 1 12. The Zephyr stakes Waltzer won in 1 11 4 5 with Harry Reed second and Midgley third. Ducat led the one and three sixteenths mile event in 2 01 2 5 with Major General second and Tom Skidmore third. Peacemaker won the one and one eighth mile race in 1 56 with Chant second and Joe Ripley third. Captain T won the one mile event in 1 40 3 5 with Marshall second and Ferrier third. Lizzie captured the turf one and one eighth miles in 1 55 3 5 with Herald second and Blue Garter third.
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Sheepshead Bay
Ili
Ed Kearney
Sirocco
Waltzer
Harry Reed
Midgley
Ducat
Major General
Tom Skidmore
Peacemaker
Chant
Joe Ripley
Captain T
Marshall
Ferrier
Lizzie
Herald
Blue Garter
Third Annual All Round Championship Offers Medals
The N A A A A under B A A auspices stages July 20 events including 100-yard run shot put running high jump 88-yard walk hammer throw pole vault 120-yard high hurdle race weight throw broad jump and mile. Gold silver and bronze medals to top scorers under new A A U scoring. Entry fee two dollars. entries close July 14 with Athletic Manager John Graham B A A Exeter Street.
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B. A A
John Graham
Exeter Street
Barge Rowing Association to Meet Tomorrow Night
The Barge Rowing Association will convene at the Charles River Athletic Association rooms 121 Cambridge street. The meeting will open entries for the Charles River race on July 4 and decide various other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barge Rowing Association
Charles River Athletic Association
Cambridge Street
The
Charles
Democratic Ward 14 committee officers named
The Democratic ward committee of Ward 14 announces its organized slate for the year with Dennis M. Cronin as chair man Joseph J. Norton as secretary Lawrence J. Logan as treasurer and John J. Kennelly as executive committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 14
Dennis M. Cronin
Joseph J. Norton
Lawrence J. Logan
John J. Kennelly
Boy 12 Fractured Skull After Horse Kick Near Roxbury
William Doyle, twelve, of Conant Place Roxbury, was kicked in the head by a horse owned by John P. Squires and Co yesterday. His skull was fractured and he was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doyle
Conant Place
Roxbury
John P. Squires & Co
City Hospital
Death of Miss Leonard Saville at Lexington on Monument Street
Miss Leonard Saville of Lexington dies this morning after a long illness at her home on Monument Street. She was widely known and highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Saville
Lexington
Monument Street
Suffrage Debate Echoes in Humorous Exchange
A newspaper clipping features a mock exchange between Mrs. Suffrage and Mr. Suffrage. Mrs. Suffrage calls woman’s mission to correct societal evils, while Mr. Suffrage retorts with a crude bedside analogy. The fragment reflects era gender and reform era humor.
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B. B. Emery & CO
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Eclipse
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Old Colony Railroad
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Wilson Bros
Crehan
Chelsea
Lawrence Crehan
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Stephen D. Gardiner
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Tremont S&t
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M’auliffe
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Shamokin
Evs
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Lexington High School
Miss Grace
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Edward C. Stone
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