Giants Lose to St. Louis in Clean Victory
The Giants were defeated by the St. Louis team as Willis pitched the Salvesties to a decisive win in a decisive game.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1898
Page
3
Baseball and league matchups listed for today across leagues
National League games include Boston at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Pittsburg at Baltimore Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Brooklyn at Louisville. New England League features Brockton Taunton Newport Fall River and many college and school pairings with a 3 o clock start at South End grounds Bank Officers vs Bankers and Brokers.
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louisville
Brockton
Taunton
Newport
Fall River
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Boston University
East Attleboro
Boston College
Newton
Princeton
New Haven
Burdett College
Bridgewater Normal
Harvard College
St. Mark’s
Newtowner
Newton A. A
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Tufts
North Attleboro
Lehigh
Britain
Hackensack
Rutgers
Villanova
Exeter
Groton School
Pennsylvania State
Carlisle Indians
Lynn High
Danvers High
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Brown
Wisconsin
Chicago University
Wesleyan
West Point
Adams
Milton Academy
Tech
Thayer Academy
Andover
Amherst
Dartmouth
Cornell
Peabody A. C
Melrose A. C
South End
Bank Omcers’ Association
Bankers and Brokers
O’ecloet
John Merrill
Bank Officers’ Association
Barton
Merrill
C.f
Saunders
Fretch
Dorchester
Hoyt
S.s
Cutter
Tobey
Marvin
P. Bankers and Brokers
O’hara
Burditt
Martin
R.f
Bubier
Farrell
Montgomery
Oldham
Harrington
Dooley
Reds Top Beaten Leaders In Close Cincinnati Tilt
Cincinnati defeats league leaders as Willis and Reds pitchers dominate Boston, 5 to 4. Four thousand fans attend with 500 women present, key hits by Steinfeldt and Hill and strong late defense secure the win over the champions.
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Cincinnati
Willis
Reds
McBride
Beckley
Peitz
Elmer Smith
Mr. Willis
Boston
Duffy
Collins
Smith
Stahl
Lowe
Corcoran
Bergen
Phillies Beat Indians 7th Inning Win On Wet Grounds
In Philadelphia May 20 wet grounds and showers disrupted play but the game finished in the seventh. Philadelphia rallied to a 6 to 3 victory over Cleveland with Willie Wilkerson weak at the plate.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Wil
Pitchers Shine as Visitors Edge Home Team in Rough Game
In Baltimore on May 20 the visitors won as a muffed fly, three walks, and daring base running produced three runs. Pond and Gardner pitched magnificently except for the fourth inning. Attendance 1286. The score:
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Philadelphia
R. Cooley
Riess
Douglass
Delehanty
AB. Burkett
O’connor
Childs
Wallace
Blake
R. F
Origer
McAleer
C. Fee
Eepee Tebeau
Wilson
Iggleby
Allace
Lajoie
Flick
Nagh
McFfarland
Duggleby
Cooley
Jaya—Delehanty
Nash
Cross
Chads
Tebeau
Snyder
Curry
Baltimore
Pond
Gardner
Stenzel
Locals Outplayed by Senators Narrowly Avoid Shutout
Chicago on May 20 saw Weyhing dominate and the Senators far outplay the locals at every point, narrowly escaping a shutout with an attendance around 1100.
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Chicago
Senators
Dartmouth Defeats Amherst 28 to 6 in Big Victory
Dartmouth defeated Amherst 28 to 6 at Hanover with 22 hits led by Mac Andrews who had a home run a double and three singles. Davis and Rushmore struggled for Amherst as Dartmouth built a 12 to 1 lead by the second inning.
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Hanover
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Dartmouth
Amherst
Davis
Rushmore
MacAndrews
French
Folsom
Gregory
DartMouth Oiscs
Atoroum
Harvard shuts Fordham 8 to 0 at Polo Grounds
Harvard University defeated Fordham College 8 to 0 at the Polo Grounds. Batteries Morris and Reid for Harvard with Kearney and Kelly for Fordham.
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New York
Harvard University
Fordham College
Polo Grounds
Harvard
Fordhamites
Fordham
Morris
Reid
Kearney
Kelly
Pennsylvania Men Win Cadet Rowing Race at Annapolis
In Annapolis Pennsylvnia cadets win the two mile straightaway race with a time of 11 03 and their cadets 11 18. The second crews also take victory for Pennsylvania with a 9 10 time and cadets 9 30.
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Annapolis
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Frye School Stages Lopsided Win Over Greenough and Noble
Frye School defeated Greenough and Noble in a one sided Brookline Common game yesterday afternoon. Final score shows Frye leading by a wide margin with Greenough and Noble scoring only a few points.
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Frye
Greenough and Noble
Brookline
Greenough & Noble
Unclear Odds From Furnished Football Pairings
Fragmented list shows score figures between cities and teams including Fall River Taunton Providence Springfield Lancaster Reading Norwalk Hartford Allentown Paterson Syracuse Buffalo Toronto Easton Lafayette and Wesleyan. No coherent game summary or outcome.
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Newport
Brockton
Providence
Springfield
Lancaster
Penn
Newark
Reading
Noralk
Hartford
Richmond
Allentown
Paterson
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Buffalo
Toronto
Easton
Lafayette
Wesleyan
Coach Lehmann Cuts Varsity Squads to Twelve
CUT DOWN Coach Lehmann dispenses with the policy of keeping two varsity crews until year end and narrows both squads to twelve men. The move targets non varsity material while the selected team trains as the regular varsity with substitutes for the rest of the year. Mr Willis, the English coach, returns to Europe to row in the Henley regatta.
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Lehmann
Willis
Europe
McCoy Defeats Ruhlin After Twenty Rounds In Syracuse
In Syracuse at the Alhambra Kid McCoy beat Gus Ruhlin after twenty rounds in a bout that drew three thousand. Ruhlin showed stamina and bleeding, while McCoy claimed future bouts with Goddard and Choynski. Referee was George Siler. Corbett urged a fight afterward, which McCoy declined.
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Syracuse
N. Y
McCoy
Ruhlin
Billy Madden
George Siler
Chicago
Siler
Jim Corbett
Kid Broad
Jack Hamilton
Broad
Boxing Event Cancelled in Manchester Over Simard Scheme
Boxing entertainment planned for Monday night in Manchester has been cancelled. The show was organized by Simard who aimed to advance his interests by undermining other bouts. past attempts to obtain a permit to stage events in Manchester failed and the boxers trained under Simard did not secure a posted lineup.
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H. C
Sullivan
Ed Daly
Young Pickett
Jim Davenport
S. C
Jack Daly
Charley Gehring
Beech's Hall
Baltimore
Daly
Jack McCabe
Philadelphia
McCabe
Sally Smith
George Dixon
San Francisco
Lenox
Coney Island
Smith
Dixon
Pacific Coast
Kid McPartland
Tom O’ Rourke
New York
George Lavigne
McPartland
Lavigne
George
Joe Walcott
Wilmington
Joe Goddard
Peter Maher
Greater New York A. C
Goddard
Manchester
Simard
Park Theatre Hosts Afternoon Baseball Automaton Show
The champions meet the Cincinnatis in Cincinnati this afternoon at 4 o clock. Local fans will enjoy seeing the little baseball automatons on stage at the Park Theatre as a pleasant diversion.
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Cincinnatis
Cincinnati
Park Theatre
Trains to Waltham Velodrome Races From Union Station
Round trip Fitchburg railroad trains from Union Station to the races at the Waltham Velodrome run Saturday the 21st. Train times 1:40 and 2:20 p.m. The party includes Paul Bourette Kiser Johnson Elkes and Porter. Round trip tickets including race admission cost 50 cents.
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Boston
Fitchburg R. R
Fitchburg
Union Station
Waltham Velodrome
Paul Bourette
Kiser, Johnson, Elkes and Porter
Wheelmen push for Common cycle path hearing continued
Cyclists urging a park path from Park Street Church to Boylston and Charles streets faced a packed Aldermen committee. Remonstrants led by Gargan and Upham, with support from figures like Bemis and Pierce, argued safety and efficiency for riders, while Mayor Quincy was not present to speak.
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Park Street Church
Boylston and
Charles Streets
Board of Aldermen
Thomas J. Gargan
Colonel Livermore
George W. Upham
Charles
Quincy
F. A. Claflin
Columbus Avenue
Tremont
Beacon Streets
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
League of American Wheelmen
Elliott
F. N. Bemis
D. T. Marine
Summer Street
C. W. Pierce
Consulate Committee
W. G. Morey
Boylstone Street
Winter
Boylston
Frank BP. Sibley
J. A. Grant
John F. Patton
Allston
Spaniards Plan Vigorous War Effort Under New Cabinet
Madrid May 20 Admiral Camara, commander of the Cadiz squadron, arrives for instructions on ship destinations, tied to war needs. The new marine minister drives high activity, seeking munitions from multiple sources as Spain vows a vigorous campaign and active diplomacy to guard against enemies.
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Madrid
Camara
Cadiz
Spain
Sagasta Says New Cabinet Will Persist in Policy
In Madrid on May 20 the ministers appeared in full uniform to announce the Circumstantial Cabinet. Sagasta argued Spain avoided war until America attacked Boein, pledged continued warlike but honorable action, and said negotiations with Europe will proceed. Admiral Cervera praised. the senate vote was unanimous. An official version claims the American ships were repulsed near Santiago de Cuba prior to the fleet’s arrival.
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Madrid
Senate
Senor Sagasta
Spain
America
Boein
Penaramiro
Cervera
Santiago de Cuba
Amnon
Marine
Cuban
Cuba
Spanish Squadron Arrives At Las Palmas May Seventh
A Daily Mail despatch from Las Palmas reports Spanish torpedo boats Ariete Azor and Bayo with armored transports San Francisco and Ciudad de Cadiz arriving May 7 from the Cape Verde Islands. Armaments on the two transports said increased recently. Rayo reportedly badly in need of repairs.
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London
Daily Mail
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Azor
Bayo
San Francisco
Ciudad de Cadiz
Cape de Verde Islands
Rayo
Bicycle Notes Highlight Local Cycling Developments
Judge Burke joins the L A W and enforces strict discipline on speed freaks. Rallies at Odd Fellows Hall continue with May 21 and May 28 events. Pope Manufacturing debuts a two seated electric carriage at Madison Square Garden with independent motors and six-battery setup. Jimmy Michael leads Manhattan Beach track training as Fred Titus follows in strong form. Oscar Hedstrom builds a fast hand crafted triple for short distances. Titus Major Taylor and Edouard Taylore shown capable of mile races in under two minutes.
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John H. Burke
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pope Manufacturing Company
Madison Square Garden
New York
Titus
Oscar Hedstrom
Major Taylor
Edouard Taylore
International Cycle Track Meet Opens At Waltham Velodrome
The International Cycle Track Association stages amateur events including a one third mile open and a one mile handicap at the Waltham Velodrome this afternoon. Professionals contest a two mile international handicap and a one mile international tandem with Paul Bourotte Kiser and Johnson, Sr. In the tandem event Kiser and Johnson ride together. The ten mile match pursuit features Harry Elkes and Arthur W. Porter. Bourotte likely to ride an exhibition against time paced by a fast multicycle. The Noddle Island A C enjoyed a successful program at Webster Hal East Boston last night with music dancing and boxing exhibitions.
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International Cycle Track Association
Waltham Velodrome
Paul Bourotte
Earl Kiser
John S. Johnson
Bourotte
New England
Kiser
Johnson
Harry Elkes
Arthur W. Porter
Bouerotte
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