Umpire Hurst Lets Cleveland Washington Contest End
Boston maintains early lead with strong push as umpire Hurst allows game to conclude smoothly. Cleveland and Washington lag behind in the closing stages.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1897
Page
3
Boston maintains early lead with strong push as umpire Hurst allows game to conclude smoothly. Cleveland and Washington lag behind in the closing stages.
In Cleveland May 16 Sunday games were stopped after one inning as Cleveland and Washington players were arrested following a police warning. President Robison announced the stoppage and pledged to pursue the case in court while promising to resume Sunday ball in Cleveland. The scene drew 10 000 spectators and police were stationed along the field margins.
Boston shows strong form in Cleveland and Pittsburgh with Klobedanz and Bergen contributing. Chicago battles loom this week with Nichols and Sullivan shaping the pitching matchups. Yeager’s injury and Mahoney’s rise spark discussion as Baltimore seeks top spot.
Colleges gear up for the Harlem regatta with Yale Harvard Cornell and Penn posting training camps at Poughkeepsie New York. Harvard Yale and Columbia consider quarters along the river while crews work through selection and freshmen push toward varsity potential.
The piece compares teams strength to last year with Boston at Pittsburg as a benchmark. It notes the Pirates leading, Brooklyn performing well on a current trip, and New York still unsettled. If home teams keep up, they may near the top by next Saturday night.
In Chicago on May 16 the Colts lost by one run in a sharp errorless game. Kennedy shut down the offense while Callahan faltered in the sixth as Lachance hit a homer and Shindle drove in four with a triple. Dahlen and G Smith stood out in the field. attendance 18,300.
Daniel J. Donoghue captain and second baseman of Harbor View B B C East Boston is among the top amateur players. At about 25 he learned the game with small island ward teams and led the Young Americas of East Boston to an era of strong showings. He later starred with E J Erwins South Boston and backed EK L Browns East Boston for two seasons. He is a capable hitter and fast runner and a proven coach. The Eureka team in East Boston has formed to contest the season.
Over 15 000 fans watched the first Sunday game in Cincinnati between Louisville and Cincinnati. The Reds won 7 6 in a brisk contest with both sides playing sharp ball. Batteries Ehret and Schriver for Cincinnati Hill and Wilson for Louisville.
Baltimore won 14 to 5 over St Louis in a slow contest. Hart stood out for Baltimore as 8000 fans witnessed the game with Hoffer and Clark pairing for the Browns while Hart and McFarland opposed.
Syracuse loses 3 to 2 as farmer Brown is not found at key moments. In the ninth with two on and Buffalo ahead by one, Syracuse retires the side in order. Crowd of about 5500 quiet. Batteries Lampe Shaw Brown Urquhart.
The schedule lists National League games from Monday to Sunday with matchups such as Boston at Chicago and New York at Pittsburg. New England League fixtures feature Taunton Fall River Newport Brockton and Pawtucket events. College and school contests include English High School facing Hopkinson and Harvard meeting Williams among many others in regional venues.
The June 17 regatta draws interest from Worcester and Bradford crews. Maguire, Ten Eyck, and Joe Whitehead are tipped for the senior singles while B A A entries include a senior eight junior four and junior single. Bradford crews train daily as Weld and Columbias loom in junior and intermediate eight races with plans for a new four oared boat.
Hopkinson leads the interscholastic baseball race with two games left in the schedule English High in second Somerville High third Cambridge High and Latin defeats Somerville 9 to 4 at Tufts oval on a damp day Roxbury Latin close for third with Cambridge RoLBrookline High near bottom as pitcher Manning is out with an arm injury.
Public divorce notices filed at Wake Street Room 3 reveal petitions and pending settlements. Details are limited in the fragment, with names and dates not clearly legible.
The programme announced by manager Harry R. Ducker offers handicap races from 135 yards and various distances with prize money. A whippet race and a swordfight between Jaguarina and Corporal High are planned, with Jaguarina recently defeated in New York. A balloon ascent by the Stevens brothers will also take place after a sea landing near Sandy Hook.
Chicago May 16 General Harrison shopped for a bicycle outfit during a Saturday afternoon break from law and family duties. He bought a gray Scotch check bicycle suit and stockings. He has not learned to ride yet but plans to start upon returning to Indiana where roads are softer for his first attempt.
Division 40 A O H and Garry Owens of Cambridge second team meet at the Post tonight at 8 o clock to answer the Boston Hurling Club challenge. William O’Brien team will be ready to forfeit to schedule a match per M J Murphy secretary.
A dense listing shows dozens of Boston area clubs and individuals seeking matches this season. Teams like the Norwoods Marlboro Maidens and Fairmounts, Randolph, Roxbury Stillmans, Charlestown Sheridans, and Cambridge Alchangers request 11 to 17 year old opponents, with names and addresses provided for arranging games.
In Boston yesterday a triplet bicycle team escaped capture as police chased riders near Cemetery Hill. Cyclists gathered at Chestnut Hill Reservoir and Franklin Park amid northeast wind and rain threats. The Metropolitan Wheelmen and Cadet C. C. of Jamaica Plain led a busy day with races, tours, and a canopy of club activity.
The executive committee reported the Waltham track in excellent condition after repairs. Sixty seven new blocks of metalithic composition were laid and all the bunches removed making the surface smoother for the upcoming A C C tournament. Charles River Park offers chairs valued at 100 and 50 dollars to the clubs with the most members at the May 31 meet. Four amateur events were arranged by Osgood and Coolidge of Gardner.
Boston boxers feature tonight at Broadway A C with Spike Sullivan vs Jack Downey in a 20 round main event. Jack Burke faces Pat Scully in ten rounds, Paddy Fenton meets Billy Stiffers, and six round bouts feature George Lavigne vs Owen Zeigler. Additional cards include Mike Montague Leonard vs Joe Gans in San Francisco and Henry Baker vs Jim Jeffries in Chicago with plans for further bouts and benefits. Joe Mullins seeks a match with Bert Lawson while Dave Sullivan draws interest from New York clubs for future fights.
Funeral services for W. H. Goodwin were conducted at 3 p.m. yesterday at the family home on May Street Jamaica Plain by Rev. Charles F. Dole. The Hyde Park Quartet sang several hymns before the body was taken to Forest Hills crematory for cremation in a private family service.
Dr William Bickford longtime Malden physician died at his home 25 Washington street Saturday evening. Born Rockport March 25 1828 he moved to Gloucester and later settled in Malden about twenty years ago. He practiced with his wife until recently. A Mason prominent in the fraternity he leaves a widow and two children Frank Ek Bickford of Lynn and a daughter. Funeral Tuesday at 1 pm with Masonic delegations. Burial in Gloucester.
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