Still No Brage Long And Nichols Missed For Time
Report notes Brage Long and Nichols both unavailable with ongoing injuries. Team coach says neither will be able to play for some time, impacting upcoming fixtures and lineup decisions.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1900
Page
3
Sunday Games on the Diamond Told in a Nutshell
Sunday game results summarized with scattered scores and locations. The snippet lists a few line scores and places such as New York, St. Louis, Cinoranet, and penn entries, but the text is garbled. It notes multiple games and innings with partial team mentions and uneven formatting.
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St. Ins Cae
League games today tease
Ooklyn faces Pittsburg in Pittsburg while New York travels to Cincinnati. Beaton clashes with St. Louis in St. Louis and Philadelphia plays Chicago in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooklyn Va
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Beaton
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston Team’s Western Trip Marks Sixth Straight Defeat
The Boston college team faces three games in St. Louis and three with Bob Allen's men after a five game losing streak. Nichols and Long miss key roles. Willis and Dineen show signs of improvement. Batting slumps hit Duffy and Freeman, while Clarke and Hamilton push team averages near .420 and .400 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mound City
Bob Allen
Willis
Ghope
Dineen
Nichols
Long
Conant
Brooklyn
Selee
Barry
Bobby Lowe
Lowe
Herman
Duffy
Pittsburg
Chicago
Clarke
Hamilton
Pettinger
Collins
Tenney
Stahl
Freeman
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn In A Tight Ballgame
Cincinnati pulled together after a string of losses and a tie to defeat Brooklyn 5 to 4. Scott pitched superbly with men on base while Kennedy struggled as locals gathered multiple hits in three innings. McBride’s stellar fielding in the final inning secured the win.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Geven
Scott
Kennedy
Ocals
McBride
Peits
Orccceseeseseeegesess
R. B. PO
A. B. Tones
Demontreville
Twmeeesseersecsense
Neinnati
Brook
Steinfeldt McBride
Iretl
Dahen
Keniey
Keeler
Jones
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Beott
Slie
Syracuse match beats Providence 8 to 2 in Syracuse
In Syracuse the Syracuse team defeated Providence 8 2 at home while Rochester edged Springfield 7 6. Montreal shut out Worcester 2 0 and Buffalo beat Chicago 17 14. Detroit topped Minneapolis 12 7 in a series of local sports results.
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Syracuse
Providence
Rochester
Springfield
Montreal
Worcester
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Minneapolis
All Collegiate Nine to Play Broadway to Tokio Clash
This afternoon at South End grounds the Press Club meets Broadway to Tokio as the All Collegiate nine from New England opens its season against South Ends of Lowell next Saturday. Highlighted by young catcher Frank A. Goodwin of East Boston, a 24 year old with prior stints in East Boston High, Boston University, and several semi pro squads, the lineup features fast players and seasoned pitchers, with Goodwin noted for sharp base running and weaving on the bases.
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South Ind
William M. Olin
New England
Lowell
Frank A. Goodwin
East Boston
Goodwin
East Boston High School
Boston University
Maldens
Jackstones
Attleboros
Everetts
Carters
Franklin
M. J. Sullivan
New Yorks
Ted Lewis
Bostons
Ilford
Amateur baseball notices from Boston area teams seek intercity games
A compiled list of amateur teams including Hamilton Newsboys Roxbury Windsor Athletic Club Hyde Park and others seeks 14 to 19 year old uniformed or strong teams for Saturdays holidays May June and July. Each entry gives contact names and addresses in Boston area for arranging games with half or fair guarantee expenses.
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Hamilton Newsboys
Roxbury
J. R. Hamilton
Ruggles Street
Boston
Hamilton Boys
Sunday Post
Windsor Athletic Club
New England
Tom Brown
Harvard
Robert Oliver
Faulkner Grammar School
C. F. Farland
Baker Street
Malon
Hyde Park
W. Murray
Walnut Street
Goodyear 8. M. Co
J. A. Foley
Albany Street
Fellows A. C
John Sheehan
Fellows Street
J. W. Drinkwater
St. Johns
Newton Lower Falls
J. A. Flemng
Box
E Fairmounts
A. m
Franklin
A. A. Tarbox
Fairmount Street
Dorchester
Stocktons
W. B. Hanna
Milton Avenue
St. Gregorys of
Milton
Tairmounts
A. A
W. T. Lecky
Patterson Street
New Dorchester
West Roxbury
J. M. Manning, Jr
Alaric Street
West Rox
George F. Blake
Franklin Street
Peter the Great Readied for $20,000 Readville Stakes
J Malcolm Forbes’s stallion Peter the Great is being prepared at Readville for the $20,000 Great Stallion Stakes in September. Training includes strict routines from 6:30 each morning with graded workouts, grass grazing, and careful conditioning to build speed and endurance. The five year old bay, born in Michigan, has a record of 2:12 and recent wins in Hartford and Empire City. He stands about fifteen and a half hands and receives meticulous care including limb treatments and daily cooling.
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Readville
J. Malcolm Forbes
Peter the Great
Readville Track
Farees
Peter
D. C. Streeter
Alamazoo
Mich
Pilot Medium
Santos
Harvard Hopes for Second in Mott Haven Games
Harvard, still without star performers, pins hopes on seconds and thirds at the Mott Haven meet. Expecting likely placements in hurdles and field events, Harvard aims for second overall with key runners like Knowles Swan Clark and Haigh, while injuries and illness have left the team without standout stars.
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Mott Haven
Harvard
Yale
Kraenzlein
Rice
Boal
Haigh
Lathrop
Swan
Pol Te
Smith
Knowles
Clark
Two Princeton Students Drown While Canoeing Rapids
Two members of Princeton University’s freshman class, Hay of Nutley New Jersey and Augur of Evanston Illinois, drowned today attempting to shoot the rapids in a canoe at Kingston dam.
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Princeton, N. J
Hay
Nutley, N. J
Augur
Evanston, Ill
Kingston Dam
Moran's Pedal Blows Gash Across Butler's Eye
Frank Butler of Cambridge suffered a deep cut over the eye when Moran's bicycle wheel rolled over him during spring training at the track behind Brother Nat's. Butler was unconscious and rushed to City Hospital. Moran and Sulkin escaped injury, while training officials plan stricter rules for amateurs and paced riders.
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Frank Butler
Cambridge
Ingraham
Caldwell
Butler
Brother Nat
Alec
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
James F. ‘Moran
Sam Sulkin
Boston
Moran
Sulkin
Spectators fill Waltham cycling meet as Farnham wins tight pace
In Waltham 1200 spectators watched Farnham triumph in a 6 mile paced race against EB Smith, with Smith briefly leading on a motor tandem before Farnham pulled away. Other fast rides included Henshaw Hedstrom pacing seven miles and Caldwell aiming for forty miles inside an hour as riders plan future motor tandem matchups.
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Waltham
Jack Farnham
EB. H. Smith
Farnham
Smith
Ruel
Kent
Henshaw
Hedstrom
Everett Ryan
Watson Coleman
Ryan
L. P. Callahan
Coleman
Callahan
Uio
Hed
Strom
Hausman
Andd Rutz
Waller
Stafford
Post
Harry Caldwell
Caldwell
Berkeley C. C
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Jimmy Michael
Eddie McDuffee
North
Cambridge
Wayland
Return
Concorde
Wayth
Leon Cadman
Commonwealth
American Racing Cyclists’Union
Trenton
N. J
Nat Butler
Metropolitan Golf Championship Opens at Nassau Links
York May 2. The Nassau Country Club course at Glen Cove hosts the Metropolitan Golf Association’s third most important event. About 280 players are eligible including champions Harri, Douglas, Carson, and Travis. The field features top names from Yale, Harvard, Princeton and notable clubs as players vie for the title and the amateur championship next month at Garden City.
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York
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I
Metropolitan Golf Association
Herbert Harri
Ndlay Douglas
Robert Carson
Florida
Arry Hollins, Jr
Clair M. Hanelton
Walter J. Travis
John Reid, Jr
Yale
Percy R. Pyne
Howard A. Colby
Essex County
James A. Tyng
Harvard
Harry Toler
Princeton
Cnt
Owen Winston
Er M
Lawrence Or Country Club
Ments
Walter Travis
R. C. Watson, Jr
Hamelton
Watson
Garden City
Nassau Senate Club
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Best German Style Beer Praised by Bunker Hill Advertiser
The piece extols German beer as healthier and stronger when properly aged and fermented. It touts Bunker Hill Breweries for following authentic lager methods, long natural maturation, and meticulous cleanliness ensuring pure, wholesome beer with no bad brews in years.
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Germany
Bunker Hill
Boxing Gossip Highlights Corbett Jeffries Visits and Local Fights
The Boston Post notes James J. Corbett will draw crowds in town while Jim Jeffries struggles for public attention. It details exhibitions at the Howard, a planned twin bout featuring Sullivan and the amateur champ Mike, plus Tim McCarty and Patsey Sheppard exhibitions. Local clubs, timekeepers, and upcoming card plans fill the buzzing boxing scene.
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Post
Jams J. Corbett
Boston
Jim Jeffries
Jerry Tehan
Jack Coakley
Jeffries
Champion
Corbett
Howard
Sandy Ferguson
Pemberton Associates
Twin Brothers
Sullivan
Twin
Eddie Connolly
Mike
New England
Jack’ Sullivan
Spike Haley
Patsy
Broderick
New York
Steve O'Donnell
Young Napier
Young Weir
Danvers
Madison Square Garden
A. C
Tective
Tom O'Rourke
Jack Fraser
Solly Smith
Casco Athletic Club
Portland
Roanoke Athletic Club
Connolly
Nahant
Lawrence
National Athletic Club
Binth
Roxbury
Rogers
East Boston
J. Rodgers
Chelmsford
Fuller
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