Stivett Shines as St Form Deals Eight Hits in Win
Stivetts pitches in strong form, twirling effectively to hold Boston to eight hits. Breitenstein injures, yet Cincinnati continues winning as the mound duel unfolds.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
3
Boston Wins Again Over Browns On Stivetts Strong Pitching
In St Louis on May 20 Boston defeated Cleveland as Stivetts dominated the game. He held the Browns to eight hits and kept them scoreless until the final inning. Breitstein left with a finger injury, Kissenger finished, and Boston led from the first inning with timely hits and strong defense. Parrott Cross and Kissenger contributed runs, while Murphy starred in the field catching and throwing to bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Boston
Browns
Stivetts
Jack
Bostons
Selee
Parrott
Cross
Kissenger
Connor
Breiterstein
Breit
Meyers
Murphy
Lowe
Ganzel
Monte
Duffy
Bannon
Hamilton
Long
Quinn
Joe
Bounder
Dowd
Stivetts Contributes as Boston Defeats St Louis 3-2
Stivetts, Connor, Meyers led Boston in a narrow 3-2 win over St Louis on errors at first base. DBy Stivetts Parrott Meyers struck out earlier. Double plays by Cress and Quinn, Ont and Ganzel. Keeper Lynch and Pime-th listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivetts
Connor
Meyers
Boston
St. Louis
Parrott
Cress
Quinn
Ont
Ganzel
Aipire—Lynch
Pime
Th. m
Pittsburg Ball Game Played In Drizzle Ends In Farce
Pittsburg's game with Brooklyn in a drizzling rain deteriorated as Hastings was wild, then Goar failed to improve the pitching. Brooklyn seized a commanding lead while Pittsburg delayed. Abbey tossed the last innings. Pittsburg avoided a shutout. Ely and Shindle hit home runs. Attendance 1500. Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg 2. Errors Brooklyn 1, Pittsburg 5. Batteries Abbey Grim Hastings Goar Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hastings
Goar
Brooklyn
Abbey
Ely
Shindle
Grim
Merritt
Cleveland Scores Five in Opening Inning as Baltimore Errors Loom
Cleveland bunched hits in the first inning and capitalized on fielding errors by Baltimore to score five. They added four more in the third before Pond was relieved, leaving Cleveland ahead and Zimmerman hitting a home run. Attendance 20. Final score 12 for Cleveland, 5 for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Baltimores
Pond
Zimmer
Baltimore
UVLU
Carors
Cuppy
Hemming Hemming
Brand Robinson
New Yorks Rout Chicago In One Sided Baseball Game
In Chicago on May 20 the New Yorks defeated the Cubs easily as Parker's curves trouble the Cubs and Meekin struggled. Attendance reached 1500. Final score shows New York 19 to Chicago 4 with 21 hits to 15 and 1 error to 5. Batteries were Meekin Wilson for New York and Parker Kittredge for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Yorks
Parker
Colts
Meekin
New York
Wilson
Kittredge
Rhines Beats Phillies as Reds Crush Philadelphia
Cincinnati pitcher Rhines allowed two hits and no runs in a dominant outing. Reds supported by strong hitting led 10 to 2 over Philadelphia. Attendance 200. Batteries Rhines and Peitz for Cincinnati Orth and Clements for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Rhines
Phillies
Reds
Orth
Ciingirnet
Philadelphia
Peitz
Orth and
Clements
New Bedford Narrowly Defeats Pawtucket in Ninth Inning
New Bedford led 9 to 1 before Pawtucket tied the score in the ninth, but Dee relieved Hallowell and Sheible, shutting Pawtucket down in the tenth. Gray umpired poorly as the crowd of about 600 watched a 16 to 14 hit disparity and eight errors by New Bedford. Batteries Braun Hallowell Sheible Sharp Kelley Yerkes Stevick Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Pawtucket
Dee
Hallowell
Sheible
Gray
Braun
Sharp
Kelley
Yerkes
Stevick
Yeager
Opening Portland Augusta game features mis plays and wood throws
Portland opened the season against Augusta with many costly misplays and free hitting. Wood's strong throws at home plate stood out as the lone bright spot in front of about 500 fans. Final score indicates Portland losing fielding errors and baserunning miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Augusta
Wood
Waubuste Ccccacocessa Leak O
Killeen
Donovan
Dilworth
Butler
Lewiston Beats Bangor in Easy Run Victory at Home
Lewiston defeated Bangor as Williams pitched a strong game allowing five hits through nine innings. Lewiston capitalized on hard hitting after Braham started in the box and Gildea relieved him to contribute runs. Attendance was 609 with Lewiston 15 hits to Bangor 7 and two errors for Lewiston against one for Bangor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Bangor
Braham
Gildea
Williams
Tegwibto
Cece Vane
Messitt
Roach
Hayes
Brockton Beats Fall River In Tight Seven Inning Game
In Brockton on May 20 Fall River led after a four run second inning, but the game stayed close. Strong fielding from Reilly Lajoie Willis Lang and Mackenzie kept Brockton in the mix as attendance reached 709. Final lines show Fall River six hits Brockton nine and miscues by both sides. KlobedanzRupert and McKennaShea were the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Fall River
Stackhouse
Reilly
Lajoie
Willis
Lang
Mackenzie
Pell
Klobedanz
Rupert
McKenna
Shea
Syracuse Stars Falls To Providence In Eastern League Game
In Syracuse on May 20 the Stars were beaten by Providence 8 to 3. Rudderham pitched strongly for Providence while Whitehill held Syracuse to three runs. Providence outhit Syracuse, 8 to 6, and made three runs in two other innings to seal the win. Attendance was 2020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
SyrAcuse Stars
Providence
Rudderham
Providence Boys
Stars
Whitehill
Remarkable Eastern League game as McFarland shuts out Springfield
In Rochester New York on May 20 McFarland pitched a standout game for the Ponies in a 10 to 0 win over Springfield. He faced only four runners reaching first base and allowed just two safeties while Hawley pitched for Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
McFarland
Springfield
Hawley
Mc Farland Dominates As Rochester Triumphs Over Springfield
A Springfield batter was hit and replaced by Jordan who could not stop Rochester. Mc Farland excelled and secured the win while Springfield errors influenced the final score. Key hits include Lynch on a three-base and Daly, McFarland, Gilbert on two-baggers with Rochester earning one earned run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Blackbirds
Springfields
McFarland
Tenuance
Rochester
Lynch
Daly
Gilbert
New Haven Defeats Wilmington 10 to 7 In Darkened Match
New Haven used Smith of Scranton in the mound to hold Wilmington to eight runs off one hit as New Haven chased runs and won 10 to 7 in seven innings due to darkness. In the opener Wilmington edged New Haven 8 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Smith
Scranton
Wilmington
McIntyre
Toronto tops Wilkes-Barres 5 to 1 behind McPartlin
In Toronto Ontario on May date Pitcher Mc Partlin dominated Wilkes-Barres who managed 1 run and 6 hits while Luckey gave up 12 hits including a double and a triple. Wilkes-Barres also committed more errors than Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
McPartlin
Wilkesbarres
Luckey
Torontos
Buffalos win second game to run streak to six
Buffalo beats Scranton 9 to 4 at Buffalo. After a 4‑4 tie through two innings Gannon allowed seven hits while H. Smith backed him at bat. Buffalos were well supported in the field as Scranton was unable to score after the second inning. Attendance reported as 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalos
Scranton
Gannon
H. Smith
Harvard Dominates Brown In 6 1 Victory At Providence
Harvard pitchers Paine and Summersgill held Brown to a single run while their offense produced six. Brown squandered chances early as Summersgill faltered late and Paine proved unhit in key moments. Mellor's triple sparked a late Brown push, but Harvard remained steady and deserved the win.
Harvard Second Team Defeats Groton School in Marathon Game
The Harvard second team beat Groton School 15 to 5 as Gregory excelled on the mound aside from one weak inning. Groton’s Hawkins made two remarkable catches in center field, while Groton managed all five runs in their second inning. Base hits favored Harvard 15 to 10. Batteries: Gregory and Morton for Harvard, Auchincloss and Sturgiss for Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Harvard University
Groton High School
Gregory
Groton School
Hawkins
Harvard
Groth
Morton
Auchincloss
Sturgiss
Weathered Drizzle Oversees Tight Ball Game Play
Umpire Wickoff sent players to positions as a light drizzle persisted throughout the game with only a brief pause, dampening play and affecting field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickoff
Danvers High School Beats Beverly 28 to 9 in Baseball
Interscholastic baseball from Danvers on May 20 reports Danvers High School defeating Beverly High School 28 to 9. Strong offensive output and decisive win highlight the game. Beverly struggled to contain Danvers' batters throughout the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Danvers High School
Beverly High School
Harvard Juniors top seniors in tight interclass game
Harvard Juniors defeated the seniors in their second interclass contest. The close game broke open in the eighth inning when with two outs and the score tied at 2 to 1, 97 blasted three runs to take the lead. Final score 97, 6 to 96, 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Freshmen Baseball Beats Brookline High 8 to 1
Harvard freshman baseball defeated Brookline High School’s team yesterday at Holmes Field by a decisive 8 to 1 score. Harvard’s hitters and pitching limited Brookline to a single run as the game moved quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
B. H.S
Brookline High School
Holmes Field
Dartmouth Defeats Vermont in 15 to 7 Victory
Hanover May 20 Dartmouth defeats Vermont 15 to 7. Miner left the box. Dinsmore replaced him with no gain. Conway pitched well but lacked support. Dartmouth to meet Williams in two championship games at Williams Town Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
University of Vermont
Miner
Dinsmore
Conway
Williams
Williamstown
Wreriore
Vermont
Abbott
Agon
Amherst Defeats Tufts 2 1 In Slow Game At Home
Amherst beat Tufts 2 to 1 in a slow afternoon game at Amherst. Corridan of Tufts made several notable catches while Curran pitched well and Nichols fielded strongly for Amherst. Sullivan delivered the decisive hit, a three-bagger, as Amherst won. Batteries Boyden Sullivan Curran Meader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Tufts
Curran
Nichols
Sullivan
Pirdoval Gissassneary
Mirors
Boyden and Sullivan
Curran and Meader
Wesleyan Defeats Trinity 23 to 3 in Campus Game
Wesleyan overpowered Trinity on campus yesterday afternoon with a 23 to 3 score as Coggeshall was repeatedly hit by Wesleyan, yielding a one sided defeat. The contest featured many miscues and strong Wesleyan defense throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Trinity
Coggeshall
Somerville High Beats Boston Latin School 10 to 6
Somerville High defeated Boston Latin School on the Somerville Y M C A grounds by 10 to 6 yesterday afternoon. The win fulfilled long-cherished desires for the Somerville team and kept their record in the local sports standings intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville High
Boston Latin School
Somerville Y. M. Co. A
Haverhill Beats Newburyport 10 to 8 in Park Game
The Haverhill and Newburyport High School baseball teams met at Athletic Park with Haverhill taking a 10 to 8 lead. Players from both teams contributed in a spirited afternoon contest as fans watched the close score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Newburyport High School
Athletic Park
Patersons Tie For First In Atlantic League Play
New York May 2 Patersons defeat the Metropolitans to again tie the local players for first in the Atlantic League as rain fell during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitans
Patersons
Natick Triumphs Over Framingham in 10th Inning
Natick wins the Middlesex interscholastic game against Framingham in the tenth, their third straight league victory and sixth win overall. Dowd, Natick High’s standout pitcher, fanned sixteen and made twenty assists. Umpire Sweeney’s officiating is praised as perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Framingham
Dowd
Natick High
Sweeney
Baseball notes reflect Boston team shakeups and college matchup
Baseball notes review ten days' release for Jack Ryan after three years with Boston. Ganzel and Bergen to cover. Ryan courted by Baltimore or Pittsburg. Irwin to replace Bill Clarkyon Freedman's Metropolitans. St Louis reshuffles include Latham released and Sheehan sold to Columbus. Celtics and college games on deck. weather delays Louisville Washington. upcoming Boston College vs Boston University ball game slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ryan
Boston
Ryan
Ganzel
Bergen
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Selee
John Irwin
Bill Clarkyon Freedman
Metropolitans
St. Louis
Latham
Tim Sheehan
Columbus, C
Tommy Niland
Chicago University
Harvard
Cambridge
Bostons
Kansas City
Charlie Farrell
New York
Minneapolis
Billy Mains
Hopkinson
Somerville
South End
E. J L. Browns
Central Parks
East Boston
Young Americas
Athletics
Boston College
Boston University
Mike” Sullivan
MacDermond
Griffin
Chapman
Slattery
O’connor
Bergin
McAllister
Farrell
Dolan
Louisville
Royal letter from American Olympians to Crown Prince of Greece
The B A A boys send a letter to His Royal Highness Constantine Crown Prince of Greece praising Greek hospitality and the Athens games. They affirm Greece as the original home of the Olympian games and support keeping the event in its native soil. Sumner Paine offers medals for Greek athletes to be contested in a future set of games via the B A A committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Constantine
Crown Prince of
Athens
John Graham
W. Welles Hoyt
Ellery H. Clark
J. B. Connolly
G. B. Williams
T. P. Curtis
T. H. Burke
A. Blake
Robert Garrett, Jr
Albert C. Tyler
Francis A. Lane
H. B. Jamison
United States
Eben Alexander
Charles S. Fairchild
Gifford Dyer
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
George Dana Lord
T. W. Hermance
Eugene P. Andrews
Joseph Clark Hoppin
Corwin Knapp Linson
Sumner Paine
B. A. A. Athletic Committee
S. Paine
Empire State steeplechase winner The Peer takes Morris Park stake
At Morris Park on May 20 the New York Steeplechase Association held its spring meeting with a large crowd. The Peer from Rodman won the Empire State steeplechase stake, while Brookdale fell breaking his leg and was shot. Other results: Tom Moore top in the first race, Marble in the maiden steeplechase, and Mirage winning the handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
N. Y
New York
Tom Moore
Scud
Elkenny
Marble
Flushing
Jake Shipsey
Chandler
Pow Wow
the Peer
Rodman
May Blossom
Westchester
Southerner
Annie Bishop
Addie
Mirage
Rubicon
Pay Or Play
St Johnsbury Academy records fall at field day
At the St Johnsbury Academy field day in Vermont on May 20 three academy records were broken. Blount of Newport won the 50 yard dash in 5 3.4 seconds. McLan of Ryegate captured the half mile in 4 4.5 minutes. Ned Stiles of St Johnsbury won the pole vault with a best mark of 11 feet 3? inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Academy
Blount
Newport
McLan
Ryegate
Ned Stiles
Galatea Wins First Leg In Belden Cup Sloop Race
The Belden Cup series opened with the Galatea defeating the Mermaid in the first leg sailed yesterday afternoon off Boston. Galatea, captained by J. J. Ahearn, led early, while Mermaid skated along with jib and mainsail, but a sunken buoy damaged Mermaid’s centerboard causing withdrawal. The next leg is set for Wednesday May 27 on the same course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mermaid
John Hayden
J. J. Ahearn
Belden
East Boston
Thomas D. Rice
Resolute
M. J. Donahoe
Gus Motto
Charles Williams
M. J. Finn
William Roche
William Raymond
Harding
Hayden
Lively Boston Racing Scene At Harvard Track Meet
The Post reports a reception by major manufacturing firms for the paper’s representative. Notables included Jack Fisher of Transit Cycle, Louis Block of National Manufacturing, Ross Hayes, C B Tullis of Morgan and Wright Tire, and others. Harvard and Billy Taxis were visible, Linscott entries listed across multiple events, with No 8, No 4, No 5 and other lineups showing extensive participant names and locales from Boston to New York and Malden to Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Reynolds
Hyde Park
Tom Cooper
Winter Place
Frank Mayo
Boston
Alfie Newhouse
Buffalo
Gus Lampke
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Tom Butler
A. T. Crooks
Peter J. Berle
Harvey D. Hutchins
Herman Taylor
Clarence 8. Lee
Francis A. Gately
C.S. Henshaw
New York
Oscar Hedstrom
Malden
A. T. Fuller
George W. Phillips
A. L. Bianchi
G. A. Howe
Waltham
A. B. Winkley
T. A. Regan
G. Jackson
R. Mclntire
C. 8. Sanger
Walt
W. R. Steenson
F. S. Bowser
F. Nelson
Jack Fisher
Lynn
Linscott
Waltham Track
Belmont
Transit Cycle Company
Louis Block
National Manufacturing Company
Denver
Ross Hayes
C. B. Tullis
Morgan & Wright Tire Company
Chicago
Charles River
Butler
Walleston
Berle
van Horne
Mayo
Harvard
Mr. Rich
Billy Taxis
W. J. Downey
Ralph Shepard
Somerville
Broston
J. Gillman Jacobs
Wollaston
C F. Hartshorne
North Attleboro
Warren Archibald
W. S. Workman
A. E. Bartlett
Stoneham
Loekke
Roxbury
J. M. Coleman
East Walpole
W. E. Hennells
Gorge Jordan
James Blades
Melrose
Thomas A. Hennessey
A. A. Jackson
Julius Peterson
Newton Lower Falls
Fred W. Battie
Charless. Sawyer
Val Chisholm
William F. Turnbull
H. F. Phillips
W. R. Evans, Jr
Everett
C. F. Hartshorne
Harold B. Wood
Arlington
Lester C. Bennett
William Warnock
George Russell
C. S. Henshaw
New York City
New
Winterplace
Alice Newhouse
Cambridgeport
William Fox, Jr
Brockton
Clarence
Boxing Gossip Highlights Smith Wescott Pact and Welter Vision
Mysterious Billy Smith resumes under Jim Wescott after patching differences. Moves discuss possible Tommy Ryan rematch and a Joe Mullins bout against Stanton Abbott in Holyoke on Memorial Day. Other items note Charley Johnson chasing Walcott, and Mike Sears versus Luke Burke at Lowell. Jim Corbett plans England trip. Paddy Fenton vs Billy Ernst at Woburn. various notes on Maher, O'Donnell challenges, and a Breen telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Jim Wescott
Billy
Mr. Wescott
England
Tommy Ryan
Smith
Ryan
Joe Mullins
New York
Stanton Abbott
Empire Theatre
Holyoke
Woburn
Charley Johnson
Boston
Joe Walcott
Julian
Jim Corbett
Hot Springs
Fitzsimmons
al Smith
Jimmy Barry
Elmira
N. Y
The
Post
Johnny Murphy
el Paso
Murphy
National Sporting Club of
London
Paddy Fenton
Billy Ernst
Tom D’arcy
D'Arcy
Fenton
Ernst
Maspeth
IL. I
Jack Woods
Brooklyn
Mike Kelley
Newark
Kelley
Dan Stuart
Houston
Tex
Mexico
Paddy Slavin
Oceanic
N. J
Peter Maher
Steve O’donnell
America
Maher
Brooks
Empire A. C
Buffalo
Shadow Maher
New York World
McCoy
Pugilism
Jim Hall
McCoy- Choynski
Hall
Creedon
Tim Breen
Wheels Free Transportation Across Western Lines
The Wisconsin Central announces withdrawal from the Western lines agreement and will transport bicycles free. The move signals a Western road coalition ending charges for wheel shipments to counter New York state pressure. The shift follows bicycle free carriage success in New York and stirs fear among Chicago East-West routes of possible similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin Central
New York
Western Roads
Louisville
Central Passenger Committee
Buffalo
St. Louis
C. P. Atmor
Transportation Committee
Break in Price for High Grade Wheels Sparks Attention
A notable price drop for high grade wheels labeled the best wheel in the world draws market interest. Buyers and sellers watch to see if quality and performance claims translate into broader demand and lower costs.
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Hite
Errors
National League
Cent Meinnatl
Eesseveland Seer Eeee
Mtteburg
Ceeceses
Ecceesseeees
Sheen Ener Anne
Tan Eere Wew Ener
Per
Pla Sens Ee
Washington
Wilkesbarre
Serene
LOLG
Ceessse
Dufty
Dreecesererneees
Tucker
Harrington
Dives
Sytacuso
Eagan
Menahan
Bassett
Dixon
Hess
Walla
Benena
Erie Medinal
N.Y
STAW
Scraton
BROWN
Summersgill
Paine
Holy Cross
B. Coy PO
Stevenson
Horton
Pote
TOURS
Il Amt
AB R ' Phillips
Coeree
PO Fultz
Robinson Fivssiiceens Ss
Lauder
Gammons
Brady le Ahte
Wubog
Summeragill
Mellor, de Esceereeresers
Scannell
Brown Cette
Melior
Dean
Hanley
Murray
Beverly
Leyan
Newburyport
Paterson
Galatea
California
Blanchard & Fare
Dock Square
Faneuil Hi
Ll Square
McCune
Copartnership
Everett Cycle Co
R. IT. Almy & Co
Washi St
Ington Sterner
Hayward Place
Stearns
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Columbus Ave
Sunday Post
Newton Rubber Works
Peninsula
A. G
Peninsula A. C
South Boston
Daniel J. Kiley
John McDonald
James F. Mahoney
Frank O’hare
W. H. Barter
Quincy
Association
Bethesda Hall
Committee ON Rowing
Walter Stimpson
New England Amateur Rowing Association
John J. Corrigan
Columbian R. A
J. P. Fox
Crescent B
Groker
Dyrham Park
Bath and Somerset
Mr. Croker
Nashville
Gebryas
Southmoor
Featherstone
East Boston Rowing Association
J. J. Kelley
J. Feneria
F. Douglass
J. MacColum
New England
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