St Louis Defeats Cleveland 19 to 1 in Baseball
St Louis overwhelming Cleveland 19 to 1 as Baltimore and Philadelphia both play errorless games. Cincinnati also secures a win in a separate matchup.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1899
Page
3
St Louis overwhelming Cleveland 19 to 1 as Baltimore and Philadelphia both play errorless games. Cincinnati also secures a win in a separate matchup.
In Charlestown Roxbury High defeated Charlestown High 7 to 6 in ten innings. The game stayed tight as Charlestown tied it in the eighth and failed to score in the ninth. Sartiett drove in the winning run with two out in the tenth. Kavanagh pitched well for Roxbury with several strikeouts.
Wakefield defeats Melrose 16 1 in a suburban championship game decided second place in the league. Goodrich blasts two home runs and one single to pace Harvard at Soldiers Field in a 14 0 win over Amherst. Morse twirls seven innings, Kent handles Harvard’s hits, with Loughlin and Reid contributing strong efforts as Harvard eyes a Princeton showdown.
In a tense baseball clash Sullivan scores the winning run in the tenth with two outs. Brooks Mulroy and McCann contribute two-base hits, Brennan’s sac bunt advances Mulroy, and Intersil plus Morris steal bases. McDermott fanned 19 as McDermott walked 2. Umpire Johnson.
Cleveland report notes Stivetts held St Louis early as Quinn error sparked a five run seventh inning. Details of final score and further actions are not included in the surviving text.
In Pittsburg today the Pittsburgs offered little offense as the Cincinnatis dominated every phase of play. Attendance reached 2800 as the final score remained unavailable in the provided snippet.
Philadelphia May 9 Baltimore won with three doubles and a single in the first inning while fielding superbly to hold the Phillies to a smaller tally. Attendance 3489. The lineups included Fifield, Walliaere, McGraew, and other players noted in a high tension game.
Hartford defeats Syracuse 4 to 2 on May 9 behind solid hitting and defense. Johnson allowed only two hits for Hartford while Malarkey fanned four batters for Syracuse. Key moments included Kilroy Shindle Reisling and Taylor with two base hits and Hartford stealing bases as Shindle Kelly McCarthy and Gatins. Attendance 600.
Montreal defeated Springfield 7 to 3 at home as Ferry’s curves were hit hard. Souders struggled but secured the win with support from Batting and fielding plays. Notable hits included Shelbeck Bannon Doepley Southers and Campbell with bases on balls and two-base hits.
In a double header style report, Toronto led 4-2 after the first inning and added another four in the second before Providence narrowed with a ninth inning tally. Williams pitched well with only one hit through seven.
On day one at Newmarket second spring meeting Tod Sloan rode Worosko to win a 200 sovereigns trial plate for 3-year-olds and up over seven furlongs. Sonatura won another race while Senateur placed third. In the Burwell Stakes Gaiman, ridden by Sloan, won by walkover for Lord William Weresford.
At East Milton yesterday Milton High School defeated Milton Academy to even the series. The high school team played stronger defense while struggling with bunting. Key performers included Van Sicklen Hamlin and Forbes on offense and Gerald Jacques in catching.
Jordan, Marsh & Co's nine shows up well in practice with new signees Kraves and others. They open the season on Pecoration Day at Jowell's Grove against St Patrick TA Ofte ockton for a purse of 350, and seek games with leading state teams.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes gentle relief, natural ingredients, and consistent results, claiming it has always been a dependable choice for parents.
at Morris Park Saunders started favorite but Octagon, last winner of the event, led early. Kingdon set pace before fading as Banastar, driven by Maher, overtook rivals to win in track record time. Sanders finished a neck back in a stacked field amid slick toboggan action and scattered results.
In a confusing race report stakes included Lanky Bob Danforth Estaca Charentus Larva and Howard Mann among the runners. Times and margins appear garbled with mentions of lengths and odds, leaving the exact outcome and positions difficult to confirm.
San Francisco May 9 The Superior Court under Judge Murasky granted an injunction restraining the police from entering the Pacific Coast Jockey Club premises without consent except as provided by law. The ruling sides with the jockey club while not ruling on the anti betting ordinance's validity.
MWoravich reports that 'Varsity Crew Hun Ayers today signed a contract with Charles H Brown for training quarters at Gales Ferry. The new quarters, Riverside, lie north of Red Top old Harvard quarters, on high ground just below the Yale quarters.
Teddy Edwards plans a 100 hour race in Roubaix and a 50 hour contest at Parc des Princes after recovery in Paris with Tom Linton. Met Wheelmen quad Farnham Howland and Curry rode 2m 7.5s for a mile at Charles River Park. later attempts neared two minutes.
Fred Gerlach announces approved meets including Haverhill High School A A in Haverhill Mass May 13 Oswood and Coolidee in Cardner Mass May 30 and June 2 Jorsey Weymouth Mass May 30 and Oct 4 6 7 Brockton Mass H A Keith Al Haynes and others listed through May 13 in New England venues
Medford report of Tufts College beating Bowdoin College 9 to 6 in an excellent afternoon game. Tufts pitchers and Bowdoin offense produced a closely fought contest with Tufts securing the win.
The Rochesters outbatted and outfielded the Worcesters in a loosely played game today in Worcester on May 9.
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