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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1893

Page

3

Nichols Beats Senators In Boston Baseball Thriller

Nichols pitched championship form as Boston defeats Washington 4 to 3. Longand Carroll delivered key hits while Meakin struggled with wildness. Nash's timely hits and Duffy's earlier miscue shaped a tight late game, with Bennett and Nichols adding scoring plays in the final innings.

Washington Senators New York Brooklyn Nash General Dixwell Nichols Duffy Meakin Jouett Long Bennett Lowe Mulvey Larkin Farrell Bostons Wise Radford Wash Hoy Paul O’rourke Carroll Qrator Charlie Longan Carroll McCarthy Tucker Boston A.B. B. Ae Ee TORE Cc Cosseentaaers TGS Iveckvhoedaerite & Biss Oe MontCarthy Snicse Wacker Oo Cois Cevcccaces Post Aei Eh Ceosess Hewn Ee Nichoig Didesséadounc Sven Peserevas Washingtons A.B. B. Byigb A.B. Ado Flicccce Aiea Ste Cab Ely Marton Oocvesidasiencas Maver Sisccoe Cascresccesra Mati Ceccine S Jc Udienda ROMO Cep Ak Oe Ec Ames O'Rourke Jone

Brooklyn Beats New Yorks as Stein Stifles Hitters

Brooklyn defeats New York 7 to 4 in a game where Stein shuts down the opposition for six innings and Rusie miscues in the sixth. Richardson Corcoran and Stein contribute timely singles and Griffin belts a homer. Attendance around 6000. Hits: Brooklyn 8, New York 6. Errors: Brooklyn 1, New York 3. Batteries Stein Kinslow Rusie Doyle.

Brooklyn Brooklyns New Yorks Stein Rusie Richardson Corcoran Griffin New York Stein and Kinslow Rusie and Doyle Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgs Mullane Pittsburg Ebret and Miller Mullane and Vaugho

Linscott 25 Mile Road Race Opens Boston Season

The Linscott 25 mile road race draws top riders led by C Ford Seeley Monte Scott and William Van Wagoner with Malden Press and Mt Washington clubs fielding many entries. Officials and course details are listed along with notes on related cycling events and recent races, including Monte Scott's 25 mile win and possible world record claims.

Boston Linscott C. Ford Seeley Monte Scott William van Wagoner Fred Hawley Hoyland Smith Arthur W. Porter Malden Press Mt. Washnetor John Bianchi E. G. Merrill P. J. Berlo D. T. Connolly John F.cochrane T. L. Connolly Irving HE. Wellman P. J. McDuffee E. A. McDuffee Frank Mayo Charles H. Daniels A.D. Launder John Berle E. S. Brown H. D. Hutchins Arthur C. Dodge J. W. Perkins R. M. Mugridge A. C. Barnard H. A. Webster A. H. Munroe H. D. McGray G. Wallard Phillips The Malden Bicycle Club James Clark Guy L. Gary Fred B. Emerson Albert M. Beers J. P. Clark E. J. Clark H. Mattocks Eben H. Snow Wiliam G. French Press Cycling Club Lewis A. Cc. Kelley C. H. Whiting, Jr Abe McKinnon H. W. Ridings William A. Wheater George Harris Mt. Washingtons Henry W. Robinson C. W. Bowles A. W. Porter Harry Ogden C. G. Williams Ned Mansfield Fred Johnson Hughes Waltham W. L. Dodge Woburn H. B. Hills, Jr W. H. Sherman Narragansett George L. Davis F. W. Crandall T. M. James Somerville C. G. - W. Treet E. Bickford E. B. Rovers Lewis D. Barnes W. H. Sullivan W. S. Powell C. P. Landritt Middlesex H. G. Swan Mattapan R. C. Monte Scott Henry Scott D. J. Place Providence Ernest Wilkinson Metropole A. A Charles E. Re Arthur F. Wisner Natick L. N. Farr Cambridge H. W. Marston Everett Eis Thorndyke Aubrey J. Dyer Lewiston Harry W. Hall Concord N.H John Hall, Jr W. P. Hines East Boston Springfield B. C W. G. Aeune George E. Quinn Mecune C H. J. Pete Lynn C Creleen Tees B. As Ax Burns W.W. Pierce Te Faulkner F. H. Pratt Linden B. C W. H. Doeten Winchester Nike Ay Lseenie Eastern Avenue Maplewood Street Maplewood Square Lebanon Street Sylvan Street Forest Street Main Street Clifton Street Old House Railroad Bridge Highland Avenue Elms Street Pleasant Street Salem Street Medford Medford Square High Street Hill West Medford Harvard Street Broadway Arlington Monument Arlington Avenue Quince Street Quince Beaver Streets William A. Walker Walker Simons Winnisimmet Pierce Mt. Washington and Independence Square

Road Club Cites Illness Delaying Linscott Trip to Waltham Races

Alexander has been sick at home and cannot join the Linscott trip. He will train for the Waltham races on May 30 once recovered. The Bay State Club circulated a souvenir program for the meet featuring Lake Quinsigamond. At the Eagles meeting Captain Dwyer was elected league representative and counts on 35.

Alexander Linscott Bay State Club Lake Quinsigamond Eagles Dwyer

Gibbons to Race Crowley at Concord Driving Park

Articles signed for a 100 yard matchup between John Gibbons of Lawrence and J H Crowley of Concord to be held at Concord Driving Park on May 18.

Concord N. H John Gibbons Lawrence J. H. Crowley Concord Driving Park

Wait Till Your Ship Comes In In This Verse

A poetic verse from Chicago News counsels patience with ironic tone. It lists promises and ideals to wait for, ending with the idea that one will wait forever. The piece reflects a skeptical view of unattainable societal hopes.

Bicyling World L. A. W. Bulletin Wheelman Company Oliver Street Boston Chicago News

GENUINE ECONOMY QUOTED IN PARSIMONIOUS TALE

A fragment from a Washington source shows a parsimonious man stating time is money as a comfort. He explains he can be liberal with friends by going out for one fake time with them, illustrating a pun or jest in the dialogue.

Washington

Birthday party celebration turns into heavy drinking

A humorous Harpers Bazaar riff notes a birthday party at a house with Smithers Hicks Papsie and Jim Bleton enjoying fourteen quarts of drinks, implying a raucous but festive occasion.

Smithers, Hicks, Papsie Jimbleton Harper's Bazar

Hicks Says Fish Swallowed Hook Before Death

The exchange quotes Hicks and Mrs Hicks about a fish that died after swallowing a hook. The dialogue suggests the fish was very ill prior to death and raises a possibility the hook may have been expelled.

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