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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1895
Page
3
Australian lightweight boxer Griffo was arrested in Philadelphia on an assault charge from a Brooklyn incident. He was arraigned before Magistrate Jermon and held without bail awaiting requisition papers, with the Gerry Society for the Suppression of Vice and Immorality prosecuting.
The boxing card at the West Newton street armory drew a large crowd under James W. Westcott but failed to meet expectations. O'Brien defeated McCoy in a contest many felt lacked fairness and energy, while Sullivan received a rousing reception from the Boston crowd.
The town notes a rising athletic figure arrives late for the McCouren bout but is anticipated to play a key role in future events. Rob Roy Jr., editor of the Post, cites the arrival as a promising addition to the sports scene with potential impact in upcoming competitions.
In excellent condition weighing 12 pounds the subject and his father Mr. B. H. Benton receive the heartiest congratulations from a wide circle of acquaintances.
Thorne Yale captain says Harvard letter to retract slugging allegations implies there will be no Yale Harvard football game this fall. He adds Yale regrets Harvard’s action but suggests the annual clash may be skipped for a year or so.
The American Yacht Club at Milton Point near New York will formally open on Decoration Day with the house open for members. The Larchmont Yacht Club prepares for openings and mutual cruises. A shipment of white pine for the Defender was rejected as under seasoned, possibly delaying deck work and launch. The dredge Yankee Nation finished channel digging and was towed to Newport. Sails for the Defender nearly finished in Boston. The New Haven Yacht Club opening sail will occur on Decoration Day with a chartered steamer for members. William Russell Clark named fleet captain by Commodore Holcomb.
Lord Dunraven and Mr. Harry McCalmont return from Glasgow after inspecting Valkyrie III. He praises the boat yet withholds dimensions but says it is large enough for the last Valkyrie. He is confident of winning the Americas Cup and urges backing. Valkyrie III to be launched next week with Duchess of Sutherland invited to christen.
New York May 21 The private sweepstakes for two year olds over five furlongs of 500 each will be decided at Gravesend next Saturday The event features Handspring the debutant from P J Dwyer and a field including Rockledge Leviathan Bonaparte King of Bohemia Larry Kip Mullaghmore Frank Solman Applegate Premier Peterman Middies among others from Oneck and Madison Stable.
Trustworthy reports say Colonel John Jacob Astor intends to enter horse racing now that the sport is under reform. The Astors, longtime admirers of racing, have held back due to past disrepute but seek ownership of a clean, wholesome stable.
Harrisburg May 21 The House approved a bill prohibiting pool selling or betting of any kind by 156 to 19. The measure already cleared the Senate and now moves to the Governor for action.
London May 21 A horse named Montauk trained by Richard Croker did not run in the Badminton plate race at Bath today worth 200 sovereigns. Montauk was expected to compete but did not start the event.
Lewiston defeated Bangor with a 6 to 1 score as Mains limited Bangor to six runs through eight innings. Key plays came from Mains and O'Brien at bat and Meagher and Bradley in the field. Lewiston had 20 hits to Bangor 13 and three errors to Bangor’s three. Batteries were Mains and Burke for Lewiston and Potter and Hayes for Bangor. Other New England League games were postponed due to rain.
Cincinnati May 21 The greatest game of ball seen here in two years was played today it remained close from the start Parrott left after two innings Phillips allowed Boston six more hits two ruled as scratches Long muffed a ball in the fifth enabling three Boston runs McPhee fumbled in the seventh aiding Tucker's score The tallies that followed came mainly from heavy batting Attendance 6000 with the score not yet listed
In St Louis on May 21 Clarkson struggled as Rusie shone for New York. The visitors won 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 with 13 hits to 6 and one error to four. Attendance 2500.
Mullarkey pitched a fine game for Washington but received poor support as Pittsburg won. Weyhing allowed a big fifth inning after the side should have been retired. Attendance was 2500. Final score Pittsburg 10 Washington 6. Hits were 9 for Pittsburg and 10 for Washington. Errors 4 for Pittsburg and 10 for Washington. Batteries Weyhing and Kinslow Mullarkey and McGuire.
McGill pitched masterfully for Philadelphia allowing only seven hits while striking out ten. Hutchison struggled as Philadelphia built a 15 to 9 victory over Chicago, with 1800 in attendance. Final score: Philadelphia 15 Chicago 9. Philadelphia had 19 hits to Chicago’s 7, errors 2 to 3. Buckley and McGill teamed for the win.
A chilly May 21 game in Cleveland drew 300 fans as Brooklyn gifted five runs in the ninth to Cleveland who won 7 to 5. Hits were 13 for Cleveland and 8 for Brooklyn. errors 2 and 4. Batteries: Young and O Connor for Cleveland with Lucid and Dailey for Brooklyn.
Baltimore won a loosely played game over Louisville 8 to 7 in Baltimore today. Hemming pitched well and Shugart and Clarke hit home runs. Attendance was about 1,000. Scoring showed Baltimore 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 and Louisville 0 8 2 0 0 2 0 6 0 7. Errors favored Louisville 9 to 6. Hemming and Robingon teamed on the mound for Baltimore. Knoll and Welch for Louisville.
Portland gains a 7 to 6 victory over Augusta after scoring three runs in the bottom of the ninth. Augusta’s fielding is noted as the feature. base hits were Portland 9, Augusta 11 with six Portland errors and three by Augusta. Batteries Ashe and Goodhart, Baker and Kelley.
The New Bedford and Fall River game began in rain and was called off in the third inning with the score tied at three. Umpire Connelly halted play as rain fell, ending the contest.
In Buffalo on May 21 Providence benefited from a second inning error by Lewee that produced two runs, effectively deciding the game. Clear, chilly weather. attendance about 1500. Score details show Providence 2? Buffalo 1 with hits 5 to 4 and Buffalo error. Batteries Herndon Dowse for Providence Lovett McCauley for Buffalo.
The passage lists symptoms of malignant poisons in the blood causing catarrh and various illnesses such as nervous, liver, kidney and skin diseases. It notes many sufferers lack understanding of their condition and presents Doctor McCoy’s organized symptoms to help self diagnosis and mail treatment.
A historical ad style piece lists numerous nasal and throat symptoms and claims the Almyr Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh of the head and throat. It casts the reader as afflicted by persistent cold like symptoms and offers a single remedy.
Toronto beat Springfield 3 to 2 in ten innings to snap a four game Springfield series, with Gray pitching steadily for Toronto and Callahan leaving after four innings with a split finger. Attendance 150 as cool weather and a well played contest marked by scattered hits and tied scores. Toronto tallied three runs while Springfield managed two, final score 3 to 2.
In Rochester on May 21 Rochester and Scranton played a rough game with many errors and few clean plays. Scranton won 14 to 3 as Duryea and Delaney were often hit. attendance was about 600 due to cold weather.
The piece lists numerous coughing symptoms indicating bronchial catarrh and warns of progression to catarrhal consumption. It then endorses The Almyr System of Treatment and The Almyr Catarrh Cure as the way to check the condition.
Wilkes Barre took a 4 2 lead later as Hess wild pitched and Eagan errors allowed four runs in the eighth. Attendance was 300 as Syracuse and Wilkes Barre split the error and hit totals with 13 to 7 and 3 to 7 respectively.
In a drizzle at Salem, a five inning game ended with Salem defeating Fitchburg 14 to 0. Pitcher Regan allowed no hits through five innings, while Salem collected five base hits and Fitchburg three errors. Batteries Regan and McManus for Salem Letley and Nolan for Fitchburg.
Nashua won easily as Standish left the box in the fifth and Woods pitched well. Collins starred at short, Gilbert and Printz excelled in the field, Roche drove in runs, and Nashua had 10 base hits to Haverhill's 14 with 1 error to 9. Weather was cold. Batteries Black Luchia Standish Woods Hoyt.
Lawrence wins at home with stronger all round play. Brooks held Lowell to seven hits through nine innings while McCarthy made a one hand catch. Base hits show Lawrence with 12 to Lowell 10 and errors 4 to 5. Batteries Brooks Strowger Coyle Cushman.
Holy Cross juniors beat Wesleyan 16 to 2 as Maroney pitched a gem allowing only two hits. Powers and Maroney led the offense with strong batting while Wesleyan faltered late. Errors favored Holy Cross 5 to 8. Batteries Maroney Powers Tirrell Yaw.
Dartmouth defeated Tufts 6 to 5 before about 150 spectators in Hanover. The game was tight with a late Tufts retirement in the ninth inning and scattered Dartmouth hits. Lane and Adams starred in the field with Corridon reliable at short as Tabor and Sleeper, Johnston and Smith handled pitching duties. The teams planned a rematch the next day.
A dated medical ad lists symptoms of stomach catarrh caused by swallowed mucus and urges treatment by The Almyr System of Treatment and The Almyr Blood Cleanser as a speedy, inexpensive cure.
An advertorial lists common nervous symptoms from blood poisons and touts the Almyr Blood Cleanser as a remedy. The piece frames nervous disorders as bloodborne and offers the product as a cure for sleeplessness, headaches, anxiety, tremors, and other afflictions.
New York seeks Eddie Burke release. Doyle of the Giants loses salary to fines. Ladd leads Fall Rivers in batting. Hart of the Pittsburgs allows ten earned runs in four starts. Billy Hamilton of the Phillies dominates base paths. Quinn Miller Anson O’Brien McAleer McKean Long scarce on strikeouts in early starts. McDermott shines for Louisville. Mullane joins St Pauls and plays both ways. Mrs Tim Keefe travels West. Sunday ball's end would hurt Western financiers. Buck Ewing and Amos Rusie cited for pitching insight. Carter Yale arm injury permanent. Hawley tops the league pitchers. Detroit tried to buy Yale Murphy. Gore in Philadelphia city office. Stovey writes for New Bedford paper. Washington club would be stronger with former stars. new manager praised.
Henry J. Quinn leads a planned strong independent team in Newburyport. His management of the previous season and skill in recruiting players from the rough has drawn attention to the project and promises a competitive squad in New England.
Dedham High School and Hyde Park school prepare for the first athletic meet at the Norfolk Trot ting Park Readville on either June 1 or 8. Eleven events are planned in all.
At Gravesend on May 21 the program featured six races. Winners included Joe Rogers in race one, Belmar in race two, Brisk in the Hanover stakes, Sir Walter in the Parkway handicap, Captain T in the fifth, and Weinberg in the six furlong finale with times noted for each event.
In the first race for two-year-olds Joe Rogers led early and held on to win by a neck over Fred Train with Arline third. Times hovered around 1 06 as bettors favored Joe Rogers at 2 to 1 and Arline at 4 to 1. Second race featured maidens with Belmar winning in 1 47 1 2, Mirage runner-up, Ingolsby third. Hanover Stakes saw Brisk take first in 60 seconds with Forum close behind. Parkway handicap produced Sir Walter dominant at 1 to 3 over Bassetlaw and Patrician. Fifth race saw Captain T win from Charade with Prig at 2 to 1 odds.
A fragmented list of questions and statements describes various skin ailments caused by poisons in the blood. It asks about red noses dry or oily skin pimples itching burning cracking and swelling over multiple facial and body areas.
In the sixth race a three furlongs distance heavyweight handicap produced Weinberg ridden by Doggett finishing first with Ed Kearney second and Factotum third. We in g bet Weinberg paid 6 to 5 and Ed Kearney 2 to 1 for place.
The program lists a six and one half furlongs selling race with entrants Diilton J Bolic Cheddar Ken yon Glenall Marguerite Mitie Chum Black Beauty lorence Silver Queen and others with weights noted 105 102 100 etc.
First race five-eighths mile Lady Diamon won Lamplighter second The Princess third with time 1 04 1 4. Second race three fourths mile selling Katie G won Dr Reed second Major Tom third with time 1 18 1 2. Third race one mile and seventy yards selling Despot won Plutus second Santa Cruz third with time 1 50. Fourth race three fourths mile maidens Malmaison won Mate second Porthos third with time 1 17 1 4. Fifth race four and one half furlongs selling Rondo won Sir Dilke second Altenada third with time 66 3 4s.
Worcester May 21 The Massachusetts State Shooting Association held its regular shoot at North Pond range with favorable conditions and generally high scores. Worcester Sportsman's Club teams won the team badge 24 to 23 in a ten birds per man three member relay. Dickey won the individual badge by breaking nineteen of his twenty birds. Fifteen events were on the programme.
London reports that upon completion the warship Valkyrie will be painted white. The note specifies the vessel will carry no other color scheme.
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