Cincinnati Took Game From Boston In Last Inning
Nichols held the Reds to three scattered hits as Boston was shut out until the final stretch. Barrett made a sensational catch to preserve the lead and seal the win.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
3
Champions Defeated in Pitchers Battle at Chicago
BCurGs Chicago June 2 The champions were defeated in a pitchers battle today in a snappy well played game. Childs scored the lone run on a pass to first stolen base and Ryan's double. Pitcher Killen was released. Attendance 3100. The ananame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Childs
Ryan
Killen
Reds Rally To Beat Boston In Heat At Cincinnati
In oppressive heat about 9000 witnessed Cincinnati defeat Boston 4 to 3 after trailing 3 to 0 until the ninth. Nichols pitched superbly for Boston until a late rally by Cincinnati with double steals and key hits. Barrett made a remarkable fifth inning catch and Barrett again saved the day with a sensational seventh inning outfield play. Attendance 1800. The scoring shows Cincinnati gaining the victory in their last at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bostons
Nichols
Reds
Boston
Breitenstein
Tenney
Barrett
Corcoran
Beckley
Crawford
Parrett
Ron
McBride
Hamilton
Freeman
Steinfeldt
Lowe
Steiny
Sullivan
Collins
Stahl
Long
Peitz
Pettz
Pittsburg Falls to Philadelphia on Defensive Errors
In Pittsburg Penn on June 29 Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 4 to 2. The game featured sensational catches by Thomas and Cross as Pittsburg failed to exploit Pratt and misplayed several balls leading to costly errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Penn
Pratt
Thomas
Cross
Baseball scores roundup from multiple leagues
Eastern League results include Worcester 12 Syracuse 7 Montreal 4 Hartford 1. Connecticut League games show Meriden 7 and New London 1 New Haven 0 Norwich 12 Waterbury 0. American League tallies Indianapolis 3 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 5 Chicago 1 Detroit 12 Buffalo 4 Milwaukee 2 Minneapolis 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Syracuse
Montreal
Hartford
Meriden
New London
New Haven
Norwich
Waterbury
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Cincinnati Reds Rally To Beat Opponent In Narrow Finish
Nichola again finds luck in Cincinnati as the Reds hammer three late runs to clinch a win the only scoring in the game. Eve, released by New York to Comiskey's Chicago, is then released by the latter. Phillies slump blamed on Lajoie and Wolverton absences, though Wolverton plays soon and Lajoie returns in a few days. Nineteen extra inning games tally: Phillies 4-1, Brooklyn and Chicago 2-1, Pittsburg 4-2, Cincinnati 3-3, St Louis 2-3, Boston 0-5, New York 0-0. New York leads in double plays with 53. Phillies 46, Reds 45, Pattern 43, Brooklyn 42, Chicago 32, St Louis 26, Boston 23. Only one triple play so far, Cincinnati turning it with Irwin, Steinfeldt and Beckley.
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Nichola
Cincinnati
Reds
Eve
New York
Comiskey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phillies
Lajoie
Wolverton
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Beckley
James Crowley Teaches Swimming at North End Park
James E. Crowley, a swim instructor in Charlestown for two years, now teaches natatorial art at North End Park beach. During his Charlestown term he instructed 1108 children in swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Crowley
North End Park
Charlestown
Crowley
Lifesaving Career Highlights of Professor Crowley
According to official records, Professor Crowley directed work at the park beach on Medford Street and oversaw the Malden and Chelsea bridge floating houses since 1898. Born in Taunton in 1867, he served as life guard at Long Beach in 1896 and spent a decade prior in the South, mainly at Palm Beach, Florida, saving about forty lives as a professional swimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cording
Park Beach
Medford Street
Malden and
Chelsea Bridge
Professor Crowley
Taunton
Ife
Long Beach
Long Island
Palm Beach
Florida
Ruhlin Ready to Fight Jeffries or Fitzsimmons
New York June 29 Gus Ruhlin says he will be killed in a few days for another fight. He could meet either James J Jeffries or Bob Fitzsimmons in the state before September 1. Ruhlin feels fit after his Sharkey bout and is ready to begin training within three weeks. Fitzsimmons also seeks a chance to fight Ruhlin and may arrange terms immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gus Ruhlin
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Akron
Ruhlin
Jeff
Sharkey
Madden
Gus
Tom Sharkey
Readville
Sheepshead Bay
Saiflor
Chicago
Boston
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tme
Westchester Athletic Club
Austin Rice
Jack Lowery
Frank Erne
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Boxing Gossip and Ruhlin Sharkey Talk at Readville
A boxing gossip column critiques Tom Sharkey overtraining and performance against Ruhlin. It praises Ruhlin as a masterful defender, notes Sharkey’s endurance, and discusses upcoming bouts, purses, and potential matches involving Jeffries, Ruhlin, Fitzsimmons, and Gans.
New York Cycle Meet Opens With Star Pairings at Feach Track
Jimmy Michael Frank Kramer and Marah Taylor lead the opening American Cycle Racing Association meet at Manhattan Beach track. Michael rides twenty miles with Gibson and Porter each doing ten miles against him. Kramer and Taylor race mile heats. Michael’s pacemakers include the Empire State Express team as Welsh Rarebit trains fast for a likely win.
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Jimmy Michael
Harry Gibson
Charles Porter
Manhattan ‘Beach
Frank Kramer
Majah
Taylor
New York
Marah
American Cycle Racing Association
Manhattan Feach Track
Michael
Cincinnati
Detroit
Empire State Express
Bit
Gibson
Porter
Sharkey To Wed Chicago Widow Mrs Bauer Next Week
Chicago June 29 Pugilist Tom Sharkey and Mrs. Lillian Bauer widow of a Chicago saloon keeper will marry next week. Sharkey met Mrs. Bauer in Chicago this spring. She is currently in New York and will return to Chicago with Sharkey for the ceremony.
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Tom Sharkey
Chicago
Lillian Bauer
Sharkey
Bauer
Championship Cycle Race At Charles River Park Preview
Albert Champion leads a field at Charles River Park for a middle distance cycle race with Burns Pierce and Nelson among contenders. First lap accidents may halt the event, while a 38:3 record at Woodside Park looms as benchmark. Metromine wheelmen and Press Clipping Club riders head a three team pursuit, with старт tosses to decide positions, featuring Jack Farnham Joe Currie George Howland and others.
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Albert Champion
Charles River Park
Burns Pierce
Michael
Neilson
Champion
Pierce
Nelson
McNachern
Woodside Park
Press Cycling Club
Boston
Fall River
Mets
Jack Farnham
Joe Currie
George Howland
Press’Club
Charles McConnell
L.e.mettling
P. F. Logan
Joe Turgeon
F. J. Cadwell
B. I. Hammond
Press Club
New England
R. M. Alexander
Hartford
Winchendon
C. H. Drury
Archie Rawlins
Florida
C. L. Kimball
D. C. Hanchett
Dorchester
Brockton
W. H. Senter
Lynn
Claude Hamilton
Lowell
Paul Dion
West Chelmsford
M. J. Gillis
James Murphy
Chriestown
G. F. McEnaney
W. G. Brig
W. G. Potter
J. J. McKinnon
J. P. Scanlan
Charlestown
John Yoonie
Crescent Cycle Club
Orient Gent
Oras
Combination Park
Orienta
Narragansett Wheelmen
Providence
Hannigan
C. O. Racing Board
P. Cc
Morris Rudnick
John Matthewson
Easton
Salem Street
Orient Cycle Club
East Boston
In & Er
Picnic plan for St Mary’s Church parish reunion at Lake Walden
A meeting of St Mary’s Parishioners on Picr icott street discussed a Lake Walden picnic on July 4 to reunite old and present parishioners. The president said games will be under N E A A U and directed by J W Bowler of Charlesbank gymnasium.
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St. Mary’s Church
Padicott Street
Lake Walden
J. W. Bowler
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Westfield Driving Meet Opens July Week of Racing
The Westfield Driving Association schedules a four day meet from Tuesday July 3 to Friday July 6 at Woronoco Park Westfield with multiple pace and trot classes and purses ranging from 300 to 800 dollars. Entries close with secretary C M Goodnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westfield Driving Association
Enitries
M. Goodnow
Woronoco Park
Westfield
Meeting of New England Amateur Rowing Assn at American House
A meeting of the New England Amateur Rowing Association will be held at the American House this evening at 8 to consider plans for the coming regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Amateur Rowing Association
American House
Cosmo Page Cycling Club Formed In West End
A new organization named Cosmo Page Cycling and Athletic Association formed in the West End with twenty five men, electing officers including J. M. Rubinovitz as president and Rudolph Lauriks as athletic manager. The club plans a half century event on July 8 at South Framingham. Also notes on Bicycling World purchase, a dispute over Jimmy Michael versus Joe Downey and contract terms for suitable opponents, plus upcoming race entry deadlines and hardicapper rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Cosmopage Cycling and Athletic Association
J. M. Rubinovitz
A. E. Fiddy
T. J. Woodbury
ID. Foote
H.e.obodkin
Rudolph Lauriks
J. M. Qubinovits
Marine
C. D. Foote
South Framingham
Ritchie Betts
Jimmy Michael
1 River
Joe Downey
Kennedy Gre
Michael
Kenn
Board of Control
Downey
Ingraham Brothers
Robinson, Gaffney
Glens Falls Race Meet Closes With Trot Victories
In Glens Falls New York on June 2 good weather closed the meet. Nelson a 2:16 trotter owned by Kimball C Atwood of New York and driven by Pevy won the race. In the 2:26 trot York Boy won in three straight despite four starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
Nelson, Br. m
Philip
Kimball C. Atwood
New York
Pevy
York Boy
Squantum Regatta Entries for Quincy Bay Race Today
The Squantum Yacht Club announces today’s regatta in Quincy Bay with entries across classes. Notable boats include Redekin and Elfreda in cabin classes, along with Romance, Usona, Hostess, Geisha, and Circe in various keel and open divisions, sailed by listed owners and crews.
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Squantum Yacht Club
Quincy Bay
Redekin
J. T
L. H. Sturtevant
Elfreda
Hall and
Sen
Emma C
Peter
C. Coup “Hy
Yachits
al Kyris
Jarred Lone Orphan
Edwin. Clapp
Hanley
William F
Bache
Charles Hayden
Parker Khalifa
W. A. Tucker
Gvenet
Jamens R. Hodder
Brett
A. wacUoumal, Jr
Jingo
R. PW
Fang
Jes Fpauyan
Helénews Steriiing
Burgess
Tiss W. Chesterton
Tantrum
Loring
Sears
Widgeon
A. J
Horton
Usona
Filmer BR Error
Harriet
L. Harrington
Carrie M
Robinson
B. D. Amsden
Minx
William D
Turner
Hostess
Henry M. Faxon
Lookout
A. Henry Higginson
Frank F. Crane
Tacoma
John
F. R
Clase
Geisha
Wiliam T. Whitman
Onda
John Greenagy
Walter Kelly
Hector
A. W. Hubbard
Cathryn
R. Young
Dauntless
R. M. Benner
Patten
Zoe
F. J. Stewart
Lobster
C. J. Hendrik
Perhans
J. F. Robinson
Aureolus
Circe Ir
Fred L. Pigeon
Fantasy
William Allerton
Vitesse
Walter T. Coombs
Tattoo
F. D. Lawley
Kreeman
Bess
J. W. Horr
Favorite
G.W. Glover
Yacht Races Today Across New England Clubs
Yachting fixtures set for today with high water at 1 48. Squantum YC opens at Quincy Bay while Hull YC hosts club races. South Boston YC handicap at hand, Manchester YC Tucker Boardman cup for 2% footers, Beverly YC Corinthian at Monument Beach, Duxbury YC special race for 18 footers, Quincy YC club racer and H O footers race, Winthrop YC handicap, Quannapowitt YC club cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Bay
Hull-Massachusetts Y. C
South Boston Y. C
Manchester Y. C
Beverly Y. C
Monument Beach
Duxbury Y. C
Ulncy Y. C
H. O
Winthrop Y. C
Quannapowitt
Y. C
Working Boys' Home Festival at Apollo Garden
The annual outdoor festival for the Working Boys' Home will be held at Apollo Garden on Saturday July 21. Berkeley Orchestra will provide music for dancing and field sports plus a crack amateur baseball match in the afternoon. An open air vaudeville show will be staged on a special platform. The Working Boys' Home Band will perform both afternoon and evening concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Boys’ Home
Apollo Garden
Berkeley Orchestra
Working Boys’ Home Ba
Pacific coast tennis champions enter Eastern tournaments
The Hardy brothers Samuel P. and Charles Lum ner, double champions of the Pacific coast, will compete in major East events this season. They plan to play the Magnolia open in July and compete in the Longwood Cup at the Longwood Cricket Club in Boston.
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San Francisco
Hardy Brothers
Samuel P
Charles Lumener
Pacific Coast
Magnolia
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
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