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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1898

Page

3

Harvard and Williams clash ends in 11 to 0 Harvard win

Harvard defeated Williams 11 to 0 at Soldiers Field Cambridge with key plays by Haughton and Burgess. Cozzens pitched seven strong innings allowing one hit. Robinson debuted at third and may start regularly.

Haughton Burgess Harvard Cozzens Robinson Eiil Williams Russell Jansen Fixname

Pittsburgs Rally for Two Runs in Baseball Amid Rainy Baltimore

At Baltimore on May 18 the Pittsburgs tally twice via a bases on balls hit batsman an error and a single in the second inning. Nops’s delivery stalls the visitors in later frames as they fail to score. Attendance 1858. The score:

Baltimordp Basle Pittsburgs Nops Chicago St. Louis Thornton

Baseball game report between bases St Louis and Chicago

Bases St Louis 5 Chicago 12. Two-base hits Ryan 2 Dahlen Decker. Three-base hit Crooks. Sacrifice hits Turner Down Sudhof. Double plays McCormick Connor Everitt Connor Everitt. Struck out Thornton 3 Sudhoff 1. Passed ball Donahue. Bases on balls Thornton 2 Sudhoff 8. Hit with ball Dowd Turner Harley. Time 650m. Um pires O Day and McDonald.

Baltimore AB. A Pittsburg Wagan, DB Weeereweres Zeeeven R. Rete Weseresisse Brodie, Co Texas Davis Demontreville McGann Nops McGraw Clark Ann Rome-Paltinere Tannehill Brodiee Bal Jen -Charky Asburg Jmpires Emsie Deen Louis Abpo Dowd Feeeerreearre Turner R. F Harley Sugden Cross Chicago PO Callahan Lange Slahlen L-Veritt McCormick Aeeoere Donahue Thornton St. Louis Ryan Dahlen Decker Crooks Down Sudhof Connor Everitt Sudhoff Donahue Dowd O’day McDonald

Boston University Defeats Phillips Exeter Academy in Baseball

In Exept Exeter, May 18, Boston University topped Phillips Exeter 11 to 5 as Exeter faltered after the second inning. Boston University compiled 13 hits to Exeter's 6 with six errors by both teams.

Boston University Phillips Exeter EXETR N. H Phillips Exeter Academy The

Lafayette Defeats Princeton in Short Seven Inning Contest

In Baston Pennsylvania on May 18, Lafayette beat Princeton 7 to 3 in a seven inning game cut short to allow Princeton to catch a train home. Lafayette scored five runs in the first inning while Princeton managed three runs later, ending the game early due to travel timing.

Baston Penn Lafayette Princeton

Baseball Scores From Various City Matchups Across Regions

In a scattered recap of games across the Northeast and Canada teams posted results in multiple pairings. Notable outcomes include Amherst tying Bowdoin in fourteen innings, Syracuse edging Providence and Buffalo defeating Montreal, and Newark facing Reading with a two run win for Newark.

Hartford Allentown Philadelphia U. of P Brown Lancaster Norfolk Toronto Rochester Taunton Fall River Amherst Bowdoin

Baseball at the Park Show Matches Cincinnati Series

Local fans will watch the Park Theatre automatons perform baseball plays in real time as champions depart home grounds to face Cincinnati. Plays start promptly at 4 o clock this afternoon tomorrow and Saturday with instant accurate reproduction on stage.

Cincinnatis Cincinnati Park Theatre

South Boston A A schedule seeks fill of open dates

The South Boston A. A. club lists open dates for a busy summer slate. Manager William Stewart seeks bookings at home and away including Mt Washingtons Everett May 30, Newport South Boston June 17 and Malden July 23, with several open gaps and tentative venues.

South Boston A. A William Stewart Telegraph Street McManus & Co Mt. Whhshingtons Everett Newport Norwood Malden Attleboro N. Attleboro

Supposed Hard Luck Club Faces Rail of Baseball News

Washington earns the moniker hard luck club as Melrose A C hosts Peabody A C next Saturday. Reds topple by tough St Louis and Louisville end of season struggles. Chicago trades Pitcher Friend and Briggs to Columbus for Mertes from the Phillies. Cincinnati adds McBride in center field. Doyle prefers ranks over managing the Senators. Bowdoin meets Tufts at Medford College Hill. Wesleyan visits Lehigh in Bethlehem. Hardie Richardson faces business reverses and plans to umpire in the New York league. Washington offers Leahy and Snyder for Magee of Louisville. Farrell calls the South Boston lad a comer and urges Wagner for the deal.

Washington Melrose A. C Peabody A. C Melrose St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Reds Chicago Friend and Briggs Columbus Mertes Phillies McBride Cincinnati Jack Doyle Senators Bowdoin College Tufts College Hill Medford Wesleyan Bethlehem Penn Lehigh Hardie Richardson Detroit Boston Utica Tommy Leahy Snyder Magee Charley Farrell South Boston J. Earl Wagner

Boxing Gossip Patchwork Notes Several Boxing Moves

Corbett ready to meet McCoy Ruhlin winner and McCoy eager to whip Ruhlin. O'Brien accepts 1000 for 20 rounds with Billy Smith. Smith seeks percentage. Dick sparrs Ed Binney. Inquirer-George Cole defeats Billy Payne and Jesse Moulton in Phila. bouts. Matt Matthews vs Tom Broderick set for May 26 at Yonkers. Ben Jordan sails to U S. Maher Goddard finish rule 2½ rounds. Dobbs beats Dick Case in Louisville. Keller to meet Benoit in Hull for Canada title. Downey McBride set as May 24 prelims at Coney Island. George Lavigne in Montreal as summer contests planned.

Corbett McCoy Ruhlin Jim Billy Brady New York Dick O’brien Billy Smith Olympic A. C Buffalo Smith Ed Binney the Palace Inquirer George Cole Philadelphia Billy Payne East Side A. C Cole Jesse Moulton Boston Bull McCarthy Griffo California Herman Miller Baltimore Joe Goddard Peter Maher Matt Matthews Tom Broderick Yonkers N. Y Matthews Ben Jordan Ed Curry Tom White England Jim Ryan Jack Bonner Louisville Charlestown Maher-Goddard Bobby Dobbs Dick Case Pacific Coast Joe Robinson Eddy Connolly St. John Frank Keller George Benoit Hull Ont Canada Jack Reid Ireland Andy Walsh Pelican Club Brooklyn Jack Downey Danny McBride Maher- Godderd Coney Island

Two More Days Left for A C C Tournament Entries

Racing men have two more days to send in entries for the Associated clubs big meet at Charles River track on May 30. Several thousand blanks have been distributed and await returns.

Cle Charles River Track

State-wide bike meet opens entries for high school riders

Scattered broadcasts invite professional and amateur riders and high schools to enter a state meet held in Massachusetts. Open events include a one mile tandem handicap and a one mile championship with medals. prizes total 350 and 25 dollars. Entries go to Arthur K. Peck in the Russia building.

Arthur K. Peck Russia Building Atlantic Avenue Massachusetts Press Roslindale Middlesex

Bicycle Notes Preview Local Velodrome Meet and Riders

Manager W J Morgan will arrange next Saturday's meet at Waltham Velodrome featuring the Butler brothers against Gougoltz Lumberjack and Jaap Eden. The six race series includes Nat Tom and Frank Lambertjack with no time limits and a 1 55 triplet cap. Willis Brown tops Massachusetts with a double century. Cissac begins American tryout June 7 in Philadelphia.

W. J. Morgan Waltham Velodrome Butler Gougoltz Lumberjack Jaap Eden Nat Tom Eden Frank Lamberjack Waltham Frank Gately Watson Coleman New York Potter Willis Brown Massachusetts Newburyport Commonwealth B. C Hull North Shore Richard McDonald Allan B. Spiers Lyceum Hall East Boston Tigers Chelsea Winthrop Berkeley Roxbury

Sixth May Start for Virginia Today

Camp Dewey exploits and orders frame Massachusetts Sixth Regiment move to Falls Church Virginia with Colonel Woodward leading. Governor Wolcott honors officers, commissions colorfully, and a band is arranged for the Ninth Regiment as tensions rise over deployment logistics and payment.

Camp Dewey South Framingham Woodward Kimball New York Falls Church Bogan Wolcott Dalton Appleton Republic Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Commonwealth Williams Boston Massachusetts Volunteers Massachusetts United States of America Fall Church Virginia Lst Charles F. Woodward Wakefield George H. Chaffin Southbridge George H. Taylor Charles K. Darling George H. Priest Iitchburg Butler Ames Lowell Stanwood G. Sweetser Stoneham Otis H. Marion Allston George F. Dow Reading Frederick A. Washburn, Jr William F. Dessault Charles L. Hussey Frank H. Hackett S. E. Ryder Harrie Hunter Edward D. Towle William E. J. Gihon Charles E. Walton Frank H. Gray Fitchburg Albert A. Fellows James C. Smith H. B. Allen Alexander Greig, Jr Charles Livingston Fred D. Costello John F. McDowell Andrew J. Whalen William L. Conrad John S. McNeilley Clarence W. Cook George F. Howland Marlboro T. E. Jackson Franklin G. Tayor Frank BE. Morse William Fairweather George 8. Howard Lewis G. Hunton Warren M. Sweetser George R. Barnstead Henry A. Thayer Cyrus H. Cook Joseph S. Hart William H. Decker A. A. Goodell Newton BE. Putney William P. la Croix W. J. Williams W. H. Jackson George W. Braxton Milford John F. Barrett Charles H. Kimball Freeman L. Smith Ninth Logan Lynn Dewey

Parade marks first Camp Dewey dress review by Sixth Ninth

Immediately after the commissions were presented the Sixth and Ninth regiments held a dress parade for the first time at Camp Dewey. Both regiments showed a highly satisfactory performance as Colonel Woodward addressed the line officers during the Sixth parade.

Camp Dewey Woodward

North Atlantic Squadron Sails Post Curacao Clash

Fragmentary report describes the North Atlantic Squadron and Flying Squadron heading toward Key West via Windward Passage. It notes Admiral Sampson and Admiral Schley as commanders and references ships and movements near Curacao and Cape Verde as forces pursue the Spanish fleet commanded by Admiral Cervera.

Windward Passage Key West Curacoa Cape Verde Bas North Atlantic Ad Sampson

Practical Patriotism Delivers Underwear to Camp Dewey

A. Shuman & Co. sends underwear stockings and suspenders to Captain John J. Sullivan’s Company E Ninth Regiment at Camp Dewey. The exchange includes letters of thanks and best wishes for health and victory in the Spanish American War context.

A. Shuman A. Shuman & Co Camp Dewey John J. Sullivan I. Company, Ninth Regt Boston Camp Dewey Framingham Mass

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