Baltimore Gives Giants Another Defeat
Rival teams clash as Baltimore secures a decisive win over the Giants on the field. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text, but the defeat marks a continued setback for the visitors in this matchup.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1898
Page
3
National League matchups listed for today
National League schedule shows oe at Washington, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Baltimore at New York, and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Multiple city matchups outline the day’s games with key cross divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Louisville
St. Louis
Iladelphia
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston Whitewashes Senators in May Exhibition
In Washington on May 2 the Boston team defeated the Senators without errors. Brown was ejected in the seventh inning for kicking. About 3000 attended the game. The score favored Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Senators
Brown
Colonels Relied On Isbell In Debut Against Louisville
Chicago May 2 The Colonels played loosely in the field and were out batted Isbell made his league debut holding Louisville to six hits and one run in six innings pitched Attendance 1100 The score
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Chicago
Colonels
Isbell
Louisville
SPECIAL PRIMARY BLOOD POISON CURE GUARANTEED
The Coom Remedy Co offers a home treatment for blood poison claiming cure in 15 to 35 days with a money back guarantee and $400,000 capital behind it. They promise to cover railroad and hotel costs if treatment at their Chicago address fails and solicit stubborn cases with guaranteed results and sealed proofs.
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Coom Remedy CO
Masonite Temple
Chicago
Ill
Siti Ajax Remedy CO
Boston
Gee. C Win & Co
Ara Teria Tae Io
Harvard Beats Tech In Soldier Field Opener
Harvard College defeated Tech 8 to 6 on Soldiers Field in yesterday afternoon’s first meeting. The game featured solid play for Harvard aside from a few moments when Tech faltered, resulting in Harvard securing the lead.
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Harvard College
Tech
Soldiers Field
Harvard
Sheckard and Cooley homer power Brooklyn win
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 8 to 3 as Sheckard and Cooley hit home runs. Delehanty and Thompson stole bases, Lachance and Sheckard doubled, and Dunn allowed 14 hits in six innings while Yaeger fanned three.
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Flick
Donahue
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Delehanty
Thompson
Shindle
Yeager
McMarland
Lachance
Sheckard
Cooley
Hallman
Lachan
Pittsburg Falls to Cincinnati on Home Ground
The Pittsburg team lost their third straight home game to Cincinnati. Attendance was about 800. Cincinnati took control throughout with a newly calculated score of 0 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 - Pittsburg 9 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 3. Donavan hit a two base, Ely a three base, Holliday Irwin Sacrifice hits. Demman and Killen pitched for the teams.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Meekin
Pittsburg
Pittsbur
Cincinnati
Tannehill
Brodie
Gardner
Killen
Donovan
Ely
Holliday
Irwin
Davis
Smith
McCarthy
Pad
Quaker comeback defeats Brooklyns at Washington Park
A late eighth inning rally by the home team turned a likely loss into a victory over the Brooklyns at Washington Park. Attendance was 700. Final score list shows Baltimore in the mix as the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyns
Quakers
Washington Park
Harvard Beats Andover in Ten Inning Close Game
Harvard defeated Andover in a tight ten inning contest with the winning run scoring on an error by Chapman and a scratch hit. The final score shows Harvard edging Andover with Hayes and Reid credited in pitching duties and Stephenson and Wardwell behind the plate.
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Andover
Mass
Harvard
Chapman
Hayes
Reid
Stephenson
Wardwell
Baseball and hockey results from regional games
Scores from several games include New Bedford 8 Brockton 3 and Newport 9 Newport 8. Cleveland and St. Louis tied 1 1 after rain halted play in the third. Wesleyan lost to Cuban Giants 8 3 at Middletown. Taunton 8 Pawtucket 7. Providence 3 Montreal. Brockton 8 New Bedford. Springfield 7 Toronto. Hartford 11 Patterson 2.
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Brockton
Seer
Eases
All River
Pawtucket
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Fall River
Cleveland
St. Louis
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan
Providence
Montreal
Springfield
Toronto
Automaton Players Reproduce Boston Washington Game
A large attendance watched the Park Theatre re production of the Boston Washington game yesterday. Today's Washington game will be duplicated by automaton players at 4 30 p m. Tom Tucker has batted .448 in eight Brooklyn games.
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Tom Tucker
Brooklyn
Eame
Park Theatre
Washington
Boston Plays Last Game of Series with Senators in Washington
Local fans expect a final win before Boston returns home for Thursday’s homecoming. The day’s show at Park Theatre mirrors the baseball action with 4:30 PM performances, drawing vivid parallels to the distant diamond.
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Boston
Senators
Washington
Giants
New York
Park Theatre
Diamond Field
Pope Laments Manila War Toll Under Horror
Despatch from Rome reports the Pope reacting with horror to the bloodshed near Manila. He says he is prostrated by the news and wishes he had died before witnessing such a war.
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Rome
Manila
D A R Chapter Pledges 500 for Hospital Ship Gift
The Lucy J. Jackson Chapter pledges $500 toward gifting a hospital ship to the U S government if other D A R chapters and women’s groups cooperate. A new Newton chapter is planned to honor naval heroes from Paul Jones to Commodore Dewey with Miay Day June 14 as the organization day.
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Massachusetts
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Newton
Daniel Manning
Washington
Lucy J. Jackson
United States
America
D. A. R. Society
Amergan Navy
Paul Jones
Dewey
Colonial Bicycles Advertised At Twenty Five Dollars
An advertisement touts Colonial Bicycles priced at $25.00 with Morgan & Wright and Hartford tires included. Each machine is guaranteed and promoted as the best and cheapest on the market.
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Colonial Bicycles
Morgan & Wright
Hartford
Bicycle Sundries Prices Adverts in Boy’s Catalog
A vintage ad lists discounted bicycle parts and tools with bold pricing. Sterling Bells sold at cut rates, along with screw drivers oilers three in one oil and grips. U S wrenches cyclone pumps cyclometers and more feature prominently with our price mentions.
Division 48 Patriots Vote to Volunteer Battalion Drills
Division 48 at 1171 Tremont street votes to volunteer as part of the John Boyle O'Reilly Battalion and to drill weekly in Conant Hall Roxbury. The order names officers and members praising the move and detailing in good standing benefits for volunteers and families of those who die.
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Tremont Street
John Boyle O’reilly
Conant Hall
Conant Street
Roxbury
W. F. Henderson
Timothy Scott
D. P. Owns
Steamer Argonauta Captured by Nashville in Cuban Blockade
The Nashville captured the Spanish mail steamer Argonauta off Cienfuegos while Marblehead and Eagle provided support. A prize crew was placed aboard, and 29 prisoners including Colonel Vincente de Cartigo were taken aboard the Nashville. The Argonauta carried dispatches and insufficient coal, delaying tow to Key West into Thursday.
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Cienfuegos
Eagle
Kanapaha
Cuba
Key West
Nashville Belonds
Havana
Marblehead
Nashville
Fort Los Angeles
Argonauta
Vincente de Cartigo
Third Cavalry
Principe
Roosevelt says no information on Maine wreck explosion
Roosevelt says the department has no means to contact Havana and that the wreck of the Maine has been abandoned by the United States and left to Spanish authorities under the law of nations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maine
Havana Harbor
Havana
United States
Law of Nations
Experts Await First Battle Between U S and Spain Warships
From New York May 2 report on the expected naval clash between American and Spanish ironclads. The piece places the event in a lineage of decisive sea battles, noting lessons from Monitor versus Merrimac, Lissa, Huascar and Blanco Encalada, and China versus Japan.
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New York
United States
Spain
Monitor
Merrimac
Austria
Italy
Lissa
Adriatic
South American
Almirante Cochrane
Manila
China
Yalu River
Japan
McCoy Lays $10,000 Challenge for 20 Round Bout
Kid McCoy offers $10,000 to Bob Fitzsimmons for a twenty round contest. He will place the money in a newspaper office or with Dave Blanchard on Fitz's acceptance and refuses to impose conditions. McCoy claims strong backing and readiness to match any side bets dollar for dollar. He continues training at the Palace with long daily runs and rugged workouts with Doc Pay, aiming to force a decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Hin
Fitz
Post
Dave Blanchard
Boston
Bob
Dempsey
Th Palace
Ruhlin
Doc Pay
Payne
Doc
Club Boys Musicale at Hotel Columbus Featuring Astrelea Brothers Orchestra
Members of the Columbus and Spaghetti Clubs gathered at the Hotel Columbus on Commercial Street for a musical programme headlined by the Astrelea Brothers' Orchestra. After the concert a banquet in the cafe welcomed proprietors Vesce and Biancalani as guests. numerous members including Benjamin Stevens W D Allen H T Merrill George B Pillsbury and others attended.
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Columbus
Guy Mafra
L. Poleck
C. Fer
James Leverone
J. Rossatta
H. Power
B. F. Supple
de Supple
J. Blane
William Granger
J. L. Abbott
C. Finle
Frank Vesce
L. A. Sommers
Edmu Witham
Bert Chandler
Phil Temple
A. H. Marchant
New AOH Division 58 Chartered in South Boston
A new division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was instituted in Broad Way Hall South Boston by County President William J Cronin. Fifty five candidates were initiated and officers elected including James F Mahoney Jr president Benjamin J Fitzpatrick vice president William H Donlan recording secretary Laula W Leary financial secretary and John Merriam treasurer.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Broadway Hall
Boston
William J. Cronin
Messrs
James F. Mahoney, Jr
Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick
William H. Donlan
Laula W. Leary
John Merriam
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