Season Opened in Chicago and Philadelphia
Brown defeats Holy Cross as college basketball season begins in Chicago and Philadelphia with early wins.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
3
Brown defeats Holy Cross as college basketball season begins in Chicago and Philadelphia with early wins.
Boston defeated Washington 9 to 7 at the South End grounds after a back and forth game marked by late innings. Key moments included Selbach’s eighth inning homer and Nichols driving in the decisive runs on a timely single in the ninth.
Louisville and Chicago traded runs through the ninth with the game tied in the eighth. Shugart lined a long hit in the tenth and Louisville pulled ahead as Cunningham allowed a late run. Louisville and Chicago had 9 and 11 hits respectively with 3 errors each. Batteries Cunningham Cole Hutchison Donohue.
Brooklyn defeated Baltimore 8 to 6 in Brooklyn New York on May 2. Brooklyn trailed early but tied the game in the eighth inning and surged ahead with Anderson's home run. Attendance was about 4 000 as Kennedy Lycid and Dailey opposed Esper Gleason and Robinson.
Cleveland jumped to a first and second inning lead due to St Louis errors. Breitenstein pitched well but could not overcome Cleveland's early advantage as Wallace and O'Connor matched Breitenstein with Peitz behind St Louis. Attendance 1600. Scoring shows Cleveland 4 0 0 0 0 and St Louis 0 0 1 0 0.
Twenty thousand fans watched as New York led early and held on for a 9 to 4 victory over Philadelphia. Meekin pitched steadily with Davis homering for New York while Philadelphia's Davis also contributed a homer. errors favored New York. Batteries Meekin Farrell for New York and Taylor Beam Clements Grady for Philadelphia.
New England League game on May 2 in Fall River saw the home club defeat Bangor 12 to 5. Fall River batted well but fielding was uneven while Bangor struggled with errors and misplays. Batteries were O'Brien Klobedanz Rollins for Fall River and Wheeler Hayes for Bangor.
New Bedford beat Augusta with 14 runs to 3 in a game marked by many errors and a controversial ejection. Rettger took out of the box in the ninth as spectators protested. fielding miscues dominated both sides.
Lewiston opened with a strong two innings, scoring eleven runs behind pitchers Fitzgerald and Drinkwater. Brockton fought back in late innings, scoring nine to secure the win 9 to 2. Base hits favored Lewiston 20 to 13 with six Lewiston errors to Brockton’s five. Batteries: Mains Burke for Lewiston. Fitzgerald Drinkwater Quirk Dove Lawson for Brockton.
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on May 2 the home club built a ten run lead by the ninth before Portland surged with a battting streak to score seven runs. Final score Pawtucket 18 Portland 7. Batter ies Kelley Mellor Yeager Hani fen Ashe McManus Godhart.
Lowell defeats Salem in a drawn out contest with strong hitting from both sides. Final score 21 to 2 with Lowell racking 19 hits and Salem 18. Errors totaled 8 for Lowell and 10 for Salem. Batteries McCarthy O Connor Sullivan Ontcall Yarrick O Neil and McManus.
Nashua, N H May 2 Nashua won the opener over Haverhill 19 to 10. Nashua used strong batting while Haverhill relied on aggressive base running. A city parade preceded the game and the scoring shows Nashua 1 1 6 6 2 0 1 0 for 19 and Haverhill 1 5 0 8 0 0 0 1 for 10. Batteries Har vey and Ryan Behringer and Lucy Standish and Lucy.
Fitchburg outscored Lawrence 16 to 11 in the initial championship game. Popkay sparked Fitchburg with batting and a sharp line catch by Driscoll. Errors favored Fitchburg 6 to 4 as Magee Lakey Donovan faced Clougherty Burke Burke in the battery.
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 2 to 1 in 12 innings after a close game. Foreman left hurt in the twelfth after colliding with Beckley, Vaughn ran for him and scored on Latham’s three bagger. Attendance 2,000 as Cincinnati and Pittsburg totaled 20 and 13 hits respectively with four and two errors.
In Providence on May 2, Lovett and Crane dueled as rivals from the National League. Smith sparked Toronto with two runs, stealing bases on loose pitching and scoring on subsequent hits. Attendance 800. Final score Providence 8 Toronto 1. Hits 6 each, errors 4 each. Batteries Lovett McAuley Crane Lake.
The Chicago grounds opener featured uneven play with a mix of good and bad ball. Louisville Won't delivered a late tenth inning victory in a tight, closely contested game.
Wilkes Barre defeated Syracuse 6 to 2 at Wilkes Barre Penn May 2 eschewing errors. 1100 attended as Wilkes Barre made key defensive plays including several spectacular catches and listed 12 hits to Syracuse eight. Campfield Diggins and Barnett Hess were the battery pair for the winners.
In Scranton a dramatic tenth inning rally after two outs sealed a win over Rochester. Scranton outbatted and outfielded Rochester but tied the game with late runs before the decisive burst in extras.
In a tense tenth inning Scranton scores three runs to defeat Rochester. Final line shows Scranton 11 hits to Rochester 9 with players Sart G Johnson Delaney Patchen Mc Partlin Wente contributing.
Springfield defeats Buffalo 9 to 5 as Callahan limits Buffalo hits while Vickery, former Springfield pitcher, struggles against his old team. Springfield collects 12 hits to Buffalo's 9 with 4 Springfield errors to 3 for Buffalo. Batteries Callahan and Gunson for Springfield and Vickery and Urquhart for Buffalo.
Brown defeated Holy Cross 16 to 6 in a seven inning game after an error free six innings. Donovan muffed in the seventh allowing Holy Cross a run, and two doubles plus a single produced two more in the eighth. Summersgill misplayed second in place of Donovan as Holy Cross scored five in the ninth. Batteries Brady and Lander for Brown Maroney and Powers for Holy Cross.
Amherst won 8 to 5 over Colgate in ten innings. Johnston pitched well for Amherst but faced poor support. Hudson and Potter starred for Colgate. Hits: Amherst 10 Colgate 6. Errors: Amherst 5 Colgate 7. Batteries Johnston and Sullivan F Munro and P Munro.
Joyce and Tucker provide lively coaching moments near the third base line while City Clerk Galvin cheers for Boston. Homer by McGuire stands out as the longest of the season and Abbey would be a field ace for Boston. Sullivan and Tenney to pitch against Washington in the afternoon.
The column notes Ed Holske Charley E Holske is back in Boston after three days in New York. It rejects his English fighter scheme with the Coffee Cooler and Jem Smith, mentions plans to return to England after summer, and reports on Bob Marshall Slavin bout and Providence trip to see Jack Everhardt.
Fred Eames, champion of New England from St. Louis, displays top form in a 3-cushion billiard exhibition at Bruce and Paige's Academy, 580 1/2 Washington Street corner Hay.
The column presents personal testimonials from well known people praising Almyr preparations as unmatched among remedies. It asserts spontaneous endorsements show wide approval and implies the ads reflect public opinion without further commentary.
A Boston promotion touts ALMYR SOAP and ALMYR SKIN CLEANSER with endorsements from Frances Thomas of Beacon Street Emily Selinger Marian Neiswanger and others. Testimonials claim the soap heals cracks softens skin cleanses and is suitable for babies and faces with eczema and chapped hands.
Virginia Harned Bertha Welby Mme Mathilde Cottrelly and May Waldron Robson extol the Almyr Soap and Complexion Restorer for skin hand and face care with remarks onBeauty baby care and stage glamour.
May Davenport Seymour wife of Tremont Theatre manager William Seymour endorses the virtues of Almyr Sixin Soap calling it pleasant and refreshing.
Mrs John Stetson, wife of the Park Theatre manager, hails Almyr Soap and Almyr Complexion Restorer as the most agreeable for sensitive skin. She adds the complexion restorer is sweet enough to eat.
Ladies who buy the Almyr Complexion Restorer during the coming week receive a free facial treatment. The procedure uses modern scientific methods and includes an Almyr facial massage to remove blemishes wrinkles and oiliness.
The column outlines potential bouts at Lynn and Lowell venues with boxers like Carter O'Brien McCoy Ross Elms Broderick and Fenton. It notes Wright in Wolfboro and legal issues for Bobby Dobbs and updates on requests for matches from Burke Leary Powell and Dixon related figures.
Joseph Kelley of Roslindale describes a dramatic turn from a physical wreck to vigor after two weeks of ALMYR therapy at 564 Washington Street Jefferson Building. He credits the Almyr Catarrh Card and Almyr Blood Cleanser for headaches, throat clarity, appetite, and strength gains.
Mr. John Dosle of 18 Myrtle street reports a severe two year cough and catarrh of throat nose and stomach. He says after trying many doctors one bottle of Almyr Catarrh Cure and one bottle of Almyr Blood Cleanser restored his health.
Mrs. Ellen Collins of 18 Spark Street Cambridge reports curing stomach catarrh with one bottle of Blood Cleanser. She says she felt better in a day, her complexion cleared, and she feels like a new woman.
Brookline resident Patrick Griffin of Sewall Place reports a dramatic health change after two weeks on the Almyr System of Treatment for catarrh. He says long hearing loss and nasal congestion vanished and he feels twenty years younger despite being 70.
Rob Roy condemns Nick Long a Boston writer who sent a false letter to the Philadelphia Item claiming $100 receipts and misrepresenting O'Brien and Dobbs earnings. Long, he says, is a habitual troublemaker who posed as a San Francisco newspaper man and secretly undermines other outlets.
Bruce and Paige arrange a three-cushion billiards match between Fred Eames New England champion and Lloyd Robinson St Louis. The May 8 game aims for a $100 trophy with a best of drive score noted as Robinson 8 points to Hames 20 points.
Mr Frederiona Miller of 92 Kendall Street Boston says his system was run down with severe headaches and misery. After using two bottles of The Almyr Blood Cleanser he declares he is cured and a new man.
Mr Andrew Blake of 133 South Street Jamaica Plain reports a salt rheum sore on his right wrist healed after four days using Almyr Skin Cleanser followed by Almyr Blood Cleanser. Joseph J Smith of Walnut Hill Dedham says pimples and blotches vanished after using part of a bottle of Almyr Blood Cleansers and washing with Almyr Soap.
Mrs Sliney of 45 Alpine Street Somerville reports using Almyr Blood Cleanser for indigestion and stomach trouble with wonderful relief. She also notes improved skin since starting to use the Air Blood Cleanser.
Mrs Bella Russell of 297 Main Street Cambridgeport was gravely sick with grippe on March 22 and visited the Almyr System of Treatment. She reports relief after one bottle of The Almyr Blood Cleanser, noting improved stomach, headaches and cold extremities.
Mrs Clark of 2293 West Newton Street reports using The Almyr Soap The Almyr Blood Cleanser and The Almyr Skin Cleanser for eczema on arms and chin. She says the remedies cured her and plans to buy a second Blood Cleanser after this bottle runs out.
The Almyr Physicians offer free consultations with no charge for in person or by letter advice. Readers are invited to seek guidance without cost.
The Almyr Physicians will hold office hours every evening through the week until 8 o clock to accommodate patients who cannot visit during daytime. This change reflects a commitment to extended access and patient convenience at their clinic.
An advertisement lists The Almyr Catarrh Cure for $1, The Almyr Skin Soap 25c, The Almyr Skin Cleanser 50c, The Almyr Blood Cleanser $1, The Almyr Complexion Restorer 50c and $1, noted as for sale by all druggists.
At Newmarket on May 2 Whittier a three year old won the March stakes of twenty five sovereigns each with field for all ages over one mile eleven yards. Best Man five years placed second and Marco three years third. Stonewell ridden by Simms finished last in the entry list. Watchful won the two year old plate over five furlongs with Lauridla second and Montauk third. Besom won the Peel handicap over six furlongs with Knockabout second and Bragget third.
Hartford May 2 The Senate tied 11 to 11 with two absentees and rejected the proposed amendment to the anti pool law for 1893. The amendment would have legalized pool selling on any incorporated race track in the state for twenty days between May 1 and November 1. Lieutenant Governor Cooke, presiding, voted yes on the rejection.
Albany May 2 The Raines blanket ballot bill passed the Assembly by a vote of 9 to 6 The measure would allow two persons into the booth to mark a ballot amid confusion over voter assistance rules.
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