Boston Nationals Rally but Fall to Brooklyn in Nine
Boston Nationals lose to Brooklyn 3 to 2 after a midgame burst by the visitors. Delehanty delivers timely hits, Batty and Cooley drive runs, while Lumley and Moran spark two quick frames. Brooklyn tallys its third late score on Gessler’s single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Delehanty
Sheckard
Bostons
Cooley
Lumley
Moran
McCormick
Raymer
Carney
Reidy
Jacklitsch
Willis
Jordan
Tenney
Batty
Mr. Reidy
Garvin
Gessler
Babb
Brooklyn
Boston
AB. R. BH. PO
A. E ' Geier
Cesses & Abbaticchio
Ss Cooley
Brooklyn AB
BH. PO. A. EB. Sheckard
T. Idk
Ib Abe
Ss Jordan
Thee Patel
Ritter
Dice Eere Estrances
aGessler
van Leen
Broaden
Aus Sheckard
Shea
New York and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Penn Park
In Philadelphia and Philadelphia again New York and Philadelphia played a morning game marked by errors and ejections, while the afternoon clash saw New York lead until Philadelphia rallied with five timely singles in the eighth to pull out a 3 run win. Umpires were Zimmer and Moran. Attendance reached 12,177. Kellum pitched and struck out several as Wicker also struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellum
Wicker
Zimmer
Moran
Philadelphia
Penn
New York
McGann
O'Day
Rhea
Devlin
Browne
Bowerman
Bresnahan
McCormick
Wiltse
Dahlen
Warner
Matthews
Hulswitt
Cossesvesseese Marshall
Lusie Brackenridge
Hulswitz
Thomas
Warner Wagedge
Pley Devlin
Gilbeert Bowerman
Matthewson
Dunn
Lush
Pres
Dare Oerman
Wid
O’ Ay
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Kelley
EB Casey
Chance
Eepeseseenes
Slagle
Jones
R. J
Sis
O'Neill
Tinker
Ress
Tmmabpen
P.peessereees
Eeeeeeveseser
Gincianati
Sung Bincianati
Chicago
Peitz
Donin
Woodruff
Huggins
Kelles
Harper
Beaneaters and Superbas Split Pair at Washington Park
New York reports Brooklyn and Boston each win one game at Washington Park. In the afternoon the Superbas won 8 to 8 through a strong first inning and solid hitting led by Sheckard and Lumley. In the morning Brookyn topped Boston 4 to 2 as Jones and strong defense silenced the Beaneaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Pittinger
Sheckard
Lumley
Jones
Beaneaters
Moran
Dobbs
Superbas
Jacklitsch
Jordan
Raymer
K O C Sports at West Roxbury Field Day
Rain spoiled the Federal Council Knights of Columbus event at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury. Prominent athletes did not compete yet the three mile race saw Bart Sullivan beat G J Porter by two feet. H A Gidney Malden cleared 6 feet 9.5 inches in the high jump. Frank Kanaly beat Sam Myers in a seven mile amateur race by about 800 yards in 40m 30.5s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council
Knights of Columbus
Caledonia Grove
West Roxbury
Bart Sullivan
G. J. Porter
H. A. Gidney
Malden
Frank Kanaly
Sam Myers
Cambridge
Kanal
Harvard Crush Cornell in Cricket Match at Soldiers Field
Harvard overwhelmed Cornell at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon winning 207 to 56. Cornell batted first but faced rain and loose fielding as Harvard dominated with strong bowling and solid fielding in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Yale freshmen defeat Princeton in early field game
Yale freshmen beat Princeton freshmen 6 to 5 at Yale field this afternoon. Keebed led Yale with a strong hitting performance, while Pratt Lafley Scott combined on the mound for Yale. Attendance was about 500 as Princeton failed to hold the early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Totaal Keebed
Sey Anne Poe
R.H.E
Pratt and Lafley
Scott
Aase Walker
Brown beaten by Yale 3 to 1 in Rhode Island
Brown pitcher Ostby allows seven passes and seven hits as Yale wins 3 to 1 in Providence. Despite six Brown errors and a key seventh inning bases loaded threat, Yale scores in the second on a wild pitch and a wild throw and adds insurance on hits by Wallace Barnes and Mackay. Attendance listed as 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown
Ostby
Yale
Wallace
Barnes
Mackay
Cole
Winslow
O’brien
Jones
Dickinson
Bires
Os Ou
Wicebay Mackay
Smith
Jone Pineth
Rettendance
Lajoie Suspended Indefinitely For Tobacco Throw
Cleveland captain Napoleon of baseball Lajoie is suspended indefinitely by order of Ban Johnson after he tossed a quid of tobacco at umpire Dwyer following a disputed call in Chicago. The suspension comes from the American league president in reaction to the incident during yesterday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lajoie
Cleveland
Kilfoyle
Cleveland Club
Ban Johnson
American League
Dwyer
Chicago
Washington Nationals seek swing at Lajoie crew in Cleveland opener
Boston notes report no game in the big Seea from Washington Four stt from vastt oresses. Nationals aim for even break in Brooklyn and return home tomorrow. Fans urged to turn out for Nichols and a royal welcome at the South End. St. Louis roughs beat the Pirates. Doran urged to pitch more. O’Loughlin praised. Hafford faces amateur-status questions before a Somerville tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington
Vastt Oresses
Nationals
Brooklyn
Seonenerstes Yeaterda
Collins
Taylor
Cleveland
Big Cy Yo
Lajoie
Crew
Charley Nichols
South End
Nichols
St. Louis
Pirates
Backenberger
Braves
Doran
Bilk O’loughlin
Detroit
O’loughlin
Kins
O'Neill
Ifochester High
Leo Hafford
Somerville
Hafford
Harvard Tennis Team Beats Columbia Five Matches to One
Harvard's star squad added another win by taking five of six matches at Jarvis Field. Columbia's sole win came in the second doubles, Mahon and McLaughlin defeating Smithers and Larned 6-3, 6-3. The standout was Lyon versus Mahan, a tight match with Lyon finally prevailing 1-6 to 8-6 in the final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Columbia
Jarvis Field
Mahon
McLaughlin
Smithers
Larned
Lyon
Yale
Law School
Mahan
Eli
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Firebell
Dees ‘Or
R- Mey
Lam
The.boston Sunday Post
Boston Nationals
Philadelphia Ove
Enees
Pittsburg
Philadelphia O
Pietsburg
Deeseeseres eeeeGraw Eeevetererteres
iWeen Basevseseld
Newark
Gleason Wolverton
Hall
Vii
Ow York
Hiladelphia
Duggleby
Billy Reidy
Vic
Hansonites
Pat Moran
Chica
Kellum We
National
Ton
York
Pro Naadelphia
Bt. Louie
AB. R
A. Heckard
Ab Curae
AB. R. BH. PO A. E
Geter
Il Tenney
Somiet
Jooley
Jackitsch
AB. R. BH. PO. A
Williams
Ohneere
Casey
Eteeresenesee Chance
Weseeenvesees Seewer
Ner. Slagle
Reesene
Evers
O’ Neill
devianceeSe
Cincinnati. i
Rolley
Ginchonati
Fame
Tinker. Vers
Lium
K. O. C. Sports
W. Roxbury
Philippi
Smoot
Imont
Phelps
Brain Farrell
McFarland
Sebring
Wagner
Balle
Lous
Shannon
R. Seeevseseee
Beckley
A. EB. Beaumont
Q! Clarke
AMNET
Cvessreevees Sebring
Fr. F
Bransfield
Ritchey
Motala
POST
Boston Sunday Post
Turner
Joss
Flick
Hickman
Bemis
Bernhard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!