Fort Wayne Fans See Extra Innings Classic Win
In Fort Wayne on Aug 31, Boston beats Cleveland in the 11th after a tense extra innings clash. Parent singled, Lachance singled, Ferris drove in the go ahead run, and Dougherty doubled for insurance as Cleveland failed to score in their half. Lajoie and Joss starred for Cleveland, while Parent and Ferris stood out for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Young
Jess
Bradley
Lajoie
Hickman
McCarthy
Gochnauer
Criger
Parent
Wood
Joss
Boston
Ferris
Lachance
Dougherty
Stahl
Bay
Boston Americans
Bas
Biz Collins
Sparks P. Oe Eee
PRB Stahl Ec
Warner
C Tae
Freeman
Riger
Ane
Collins
Warner Rs
O Freeman
Sparks
Young P
Winters
Dineen
Nationals
SH Tenney
Kittredge
Carney
Greminge
Pittinger
Lush
Demontreville
Moran Steeems Ovo
O Cooley
Willis
R. F
Pittings
Dexter
Eason
St. Louis Takes Doubleheader In Narrow Finish
St Louis wins both games of a doubleheader against Philadelphia. In game one a Wallace run off an error by Monte Cross and a McCormick putout to right gives St. Louis the lead. In game two Powell drives to left in the ninth scoring Padden from second as 21,000 watch. The scores:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wallace
Monte Cross
McCormick
Powell
Padden
Detroit Slugging Duel Ends With Defensive Lapses
Detroit, August 31. In a high scoring afternoon at the Sunday grounds both teams committed sloppy fielding. Four hits, an error and two passes in the ninth inning helped Detroit reach a late lead as the slugfest unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Local nine cruise past Baltimore in easy win
Chicago hosts Baltimore as Callahan weakens late and Katoll exits early. Green makes a long running catch the highlight. Attendance 5825. Final: Chicago 11 Baltimore 6. Stolen bases by Davis Jones Green Mertes Isbell. Struck out Callahan 6 Katoll 2. First base on balls Callahan 1 Katoll 3. Wild pitch Katoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
A Doyle
Varley
Lee
Elber'ld
Del’anty
Casey
Keister
Barrett
Coulin
McAllrier
Ely
Yeager
Carrick
Siever
Carey
Delehanty
Ket T
Lepine
Dorle
Carrie
Elberfeld
McAllister
Chicago
Callahan
Katoll
Green
Baltimore
Strang
Mer'r'nef
O F.jones
Smith
Willa’s
Davis
T.jones
Mertes
Mathi’'n
Cats
Izbell
Gilbert
Rob'son
Callah'n
F. Jones
Isbell
Daly
McFarlan
Robinson
T. Jones
Arndt
I. Jones
McFarland
Williams
Mathison
Carruthers
Unclear Scoreline From Atlantic City Matches
A fragment lists results from matches at Jersey City and Rochester Buffalo and Newark Worcester with partial scores and city margins, indicating scattered score lines but lacking full context or dates for a complete report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Worcester
Toronto
Buffalo Peseeeenen
Wfopcestar Oc
Crrseeneerees
Jersey City Freerer Tevenee OY
Rochester Seeeeereers
Montreal Tee Fenee
Police vs Police Reporters Game Promises Sharp Rivalry
In Pemberton Square a real rival baseball game is set for next Thursday between headquarters police and reporters. Manager Harry Phipps lists nine police players with outfielders Dudley Pyne and Howell and pitcher Ernie Hill likely to duel reporter Jim Kelly. An ambulance will attend. proceeds go to the Police Relief Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton Square
Headquarters Police
Oak Island Grove
Harry Phipps
Police Department
Jack Lynch
Frank Fitzpatrick
Tom Carty
Tom Kennefick
Abbott
Jerry Downey
S.s
Dudley, Pyne and Howell
Ernie Hill
Jim Kelly
Hill
Harry Kennedy
George Wallace
Kelly
Sherman
Warren Davis
Gorham
Wiley
Shannon
Carlin
Harry Dawson
Police Relief Association
Revere
Amateur baseball teams seek games across leagues
The list notes team names, player ages, and manager names with addresses for Eliots Salem St Marys Charlestown Thew ei Pioneers South Boston Emersons Dorchester Shadows Tremonts Cambridge Victor Jrs Tribunes Revere provide contact details for scheduling. Players range from 12 to 18, with managers at various Boston area streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliots
City
B. Mareus
Salem Street
St. Marys
Jrs
Charlestown
William Carr
Monument Court
Park Street
Subway Newsboys
S Ra Iwinovitz
Court Street
Chambers
BK. Epstein
Thew
P. McLaughlin
Fifth Street
Cambridge
Victor Jrs
South Boston
J. P. Jordan
Poulton Street
South
Boston
Tribunes
Revere
BF. J. Cox
Revere Street
Two Baseball Showdowns With Brooklyn At South End Today
Two games against Brooklyn at the South End today, morning and afternoon, mark the closing baseball holiday of the season. Hughes reasserted his old form against Detroit, while Collinge gambled on a late signing. Eddie Doheny dominated the Ros tot K. of C. game at Huntington avenue grounds. More fans attended the K. of C. clash than the Boston Brooklyn affair, Crawford’s resignation aside. Will Joe Kelley draw the same welcome today or will memories fade. Wellington again pitched into Dorchester Saturday. The Velmonts of Malden face the Malden Trolley League at Werryway Green today at 930. McLean, once with the Boston Americans, to play first for the Alerts of St. John. St John NB remains noted in baseball circles. Five city teams compete, including the Alerts of the South End and the Roses of the North End. Welsh, a former Boston player, catches for the Thoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
South End
Scason
Hughes
Detroit
Collinge
Jimmy
Eddie Doheny
Rostot K. of
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Crawford
Cinctonali
Joe Kelley
Wellington
Dorchester
Velmont
Malden
Werryway Green
McLean
Boston Americans
Alerts of
St. John
Eity
Alerts
The
Roses
North End
Welsh
Toston
Notable Steam Carriage Record Holders Enter Worcester Races
Kenneth A. Skinner and George C. Cannon, world record holders in steam carriage riding, are entered in the Worcester fair automobile races today and tomorrow. Skinner from this city competes, and Harvard student Cannon recently set a new steam carriage record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth A. Skinner
George C. Cannon
Worcester
Worcester Fair
Harvard
Boston Americans pennant bid boosts city baseball interest
Baseball fans in this city grow more eager as the Boston Americans chase the pennant. News from the West and a strong showing against Detroit raise hopes for a successful trip, with upcoming clashes against Cleveland Chicago and St Louis seen as decisive. Absences of Collins and Demontreville noted. NL action attracts less attention while pennant race dominates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Americans
West
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Collins
Americans
Demontreville
Horse Show at Hamilton Draws Noted Exhibitors
Favorable weather could make the Myopia Hunt Club annual horse show at Hamilton the largest and most interesting yet with a large entry list. Notables include George B. Mandell and Larz Anderson among many exhibitors. judging starts at 10 with a lunch intermission at 2 for farmers and wives touring the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
George 8. Mandell
M. Fef. H
Thomas W. Pierce
Larz Anderson
Eben TD. Jordan
A. 8. Bigelow
Dudley Rogers
George Tee Peabody
Ellis L. Dresel
Roger Sturgis
George Lee Peabody
Francis R. Appleton
John Heard
Hunters Pass
Holmes Jumps Detroit Player to Des Moines
Detroit Aug 31 Dickey Holmes joins Des Moines Western League team for next season. A veteran outfielder and former Nationals star, Holmes leaves the Tigers after two seasons with Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Detroit
Des Moines
Dickey" Holmes
Army of
Nationals
Americans
Boxing Gossip Highlights Past Pugilists and Macon McCormick
A boxing gossip column in Boston notes Macon McCormick the famed sporting writer arriving in town to feature the Old Howard, meeting staff and revealing memories of John L Sullivan Murphy Darsey Sheppard Commodore Daly Denny Murphy and other fighters. The piece praises McCormick as a great authority on past pugilism and hints at future anecdotes and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
McCorm
Howard
Bost ‘Urtley
Boston Taver
John L. Sullivan Murphy
Darsey Sheppard
Commodore Th Ly
Denny Murphy
Cor Jore
Tom Ries
Pudee McFadden
Isughlin Slaughter
New York
Scots-Irish Boxing Promises and Contests Stir Local Bet
A crowded column discusses boxing intrigues in Macon and Boston with figures like Patrick Sheppard George Gardner Tom Sharkey Emergency Kelly and Joe Robinson. It cites deals, club schemes, promoters, and letters from readers about upcoming fights at venues such as the National Athletic Club and mentions figures like Pedlar Palmer and Andy Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Thxon
Palmer
National Athletic Club
National Sporting Club
Metarthy
Murray Street
Cambrides
Joe
Farrisee
Andy Watson
B. H. Geyton
Rob Roy
Sterling Club Tops Be Game In Island Baseball Clash
A crowd gathered on Peddock's Island as the Sterling Club defeated the Be Game Club 8 to 4 in a second battle for the island championship. Captain Fitzgerald starred at third and at bat for the Sterlings, while Be Games rallied with three runs in the last inning led by Foley. Umpires Leary and Libby, Kearsarge Band performances, and chowder and refreshments closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peddock's Island
Resolute
Marie
Bath House Wharf
Boston
Sterling Club
Be Game Club
Sterlings
Foley
Fitzgerald
J. Costello
J. Hurley
Ward
Charlestown
F. Johnson
J. Donahoe
J. Skehan
S. S
E. Fitzgerald
R. O'Donnell
J. Denahy
J. Daly
J. Bunker
T. Williams
J. O'Connell
J. Kelliher
J. Collins
J. Fossa
W. Foley
A. Anthony
H. D. Libby
Kearsarge
P. Maguire
M. McCarthy
Savable Owner Drake Wins Futurity Purse Total
John A. Drake, millionaire owner of Savable, who won the Futurity yesterday, collected $345,400 from the race purse. His share was $45,400, with $300,000 earned from wagers with bookmakers and private individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John A. Drake
Conrads Orchestra Opens Dancing Season at Roughan Hall
Condit's Orchestra opens the dancing season at Roughan Hall Charlestown tonight with one of their popular parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughan Hall
Condit
Charlestown
Knickerbocker Cycle Club Holds Acton to Return Half Century Run
The Knickerbocker Cycle Club yesterday staged a fifty mile run to Acton and back with about 70 riders finishing. Roads were in fine condition and there were no serious accidents. The Charles Town wheelmen had the largest representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Cycle Club
Acton
Return
Charlestown
United Irish League Sets Stage for Redmond and Davitt Visit
The Boston central branch of the United Irish League prepares to start the fall campaign with a meeting at the American House on Tuesday. Reports will cover Boston’s financial aid to Ireland and steps toward hosting the Ireland delegates at Faneuil Hall October 20 and 21. Three delegates will be chosen for the central council, with three representatives per city branch. Escort services by several military companies are offered for the visitors arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Irish League
Ireland
American House
Faneuil Hall
The
League
Central Council
Organization For Boston and Vicinity
John EF. Redmond
John Dillon
M. P
Michael Davitt
Watters at the Reynolds Quit
Twenty two waiters employed at the Hotel Reynolds struck Saturday night over two months of withheld wages and alleged abusive language by owner Mr Reynolds. They say a new head waiter is hiring only foreign workers. John Mee of Watters' Union Local 8 announces support though the union did not order the strike. Neither Reynolds nor his manager were available for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
John Mee
Watters’ Union
Local 8
Canfield's Saratoga gambling palace closes after $260000 gain
Saratoga August 31 Richard Canfield closed his gambling palace for the season of 1902. After opening July 1 he left richer by at least $260000. John A. Drake won $10000 at roulette while Charlie Gates and others wagered from $1000 to $2000 on a single card. The restaurant profits helped offset losses in the adroir room as the resort drew the millionaire set including Whitneys Belmonts Vanderbilts Willsons Hitchcocks Alexandres. The king hinted illness and sleeplessness but did not cite a cause. Restaurant plans envisage further enlargement to serve many next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Richard Canfield
John A. Drake
Charlie Gates
Whitneys
Belmonts
Vanderbilts
WiUlsons
Hitchcocks
Alexandres
Delmonico
Two Races At Revere Track Featuring Noted Pacers
Two motor paced events are set for this afternoon and evening at the Revere cycle track. Five top pace followers will attend, including Joe Nelson and Bobby Walthour. The afternoon race will team Walthour, Nelson, and Moran in a half mile event for the first time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Joe Nelson
Bobby"’ Walthour
Walthour
Nelson
Moran
Stinson Posts Fast Mile As 24 Mile Pace Event Looms
William Stinson led a trio including Harry Elkes and Albert Champion in a 24 mile paced race at Charles River Park. Stinson’s ride, backed by a 3,000 spectator crowd, included a final mile in 1 minute 21 seconds, marking the season’s fastest track effort and showing his restored form after competing alongside Elkes and Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
Harry Elkes
Albert Champion
William Stinson
Cambridge
Will Race to Providence by Three Boston Cyclists
Three Boston youths Edward Fitzgerald of 97 Maverick Street James Sheehan of 34 Havre Street and Daniel McNeil of 28 Havre Street start a long cycle race to Providence R I this morning at 10 oclock from East Boston Each rider predicts victory over the other two to reach Providence first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Boston
Edward Fitzgerald
Maverick Street
James Sheehan
Havre Street
Daniel McNeil
R. 1
East Boston
Lord Derby and the Monk Meet in Boston Cup Race
New York, Aug. 31. The Boston Challenge Cup race to be held in Cleveland next Friday afternoon attracts strong interest as eight top amateur reinsmen entered. Likely five will start, with Harry Devereaux's John A. McKerron and E. E. Smathers's Lord Derby among front runners. C. K. G. Billings's The Monk, another New York entry, faces stiff competition from New York Driving Club candidates. Miss Whitney of Boston, who recently timed a mile in 2:08 1-4, also aims to contend for the cup to return it to the Hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
John A. McKerron
Harry Devereaux
Cleveland Amateur
E. EE. Smathers
Lord Derby
C. K. G. Billings
New Purchase
Monk
New York Driving Club
Boston
Miss Whitney
Winners at Sea Girt to Make All American Team
At Sea Girt New Jersey Labor Day program features interclub and team matches with medals for winners. Hilton trophy event planned for Tuesday. cadet match canceled. All American rifle team to be chosen from attendees for Palma trophy at Ottawa with final trials on September 13. Canada and Great Britain to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Hilton Repay
United States
Naval Academies
Ottawa
Canada
Great Britain
Postal Clerks Face Carriers in Locust Street Game
A forenoon baseball clash at Locust street grounds pits central post office clerks against carriers. Rivalry runs high after a clerks victory. fans include Doc Mulhern for the carriers and Sport Leonard and Jimmy Albertsam for the clerks. The first pitch is 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Post Office
Locust Street
Doc’’ Mulhern
Sport Leonard
Jimmy” Albertstam
Gaelic sports carnival set for Dorchester grounds today
Intense interest in Gaelic sports builds for this afternoon's carnival at Locust Street Grounds Dorchester Avenue starting 2 PM. Three side bet matches totaling over 100 dollars feature the New England championship football game between the Celtics of Malden and O'Connell of the city, hurling between Malden Celtic and Wolf Tones, and a Roxbury Henry Grattan versus Shamrocks Brighton football match with 20 dollars a side plus gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Locust Street
Dorchester Avenue
New England
Celtics of
Malden
O'Connell
Celtic
Wolf
South Boston
Henry Grattans
Roxbury
Shamrocks
Brighton
Vanderbilt horse runs third at Longchamp in Paris
In Paris at Longchamp on August 41 William K Vanderbilt's Constancia finished third in the Deuxiemeri terlun race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Paris
Longchamps
William K. Vanderbilt
Constancia
Bowling Meeting Tuesday in Marketmen League
The Marketmen's Bowling League will hold its meeting at 46 Hanover street on Tuesday Sept. 2 at 6 30 o'clock. Business of importance relative to the coming season will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marketmen’s Bowling League
Hanover Street
Natick 155-yard handicap field tops 100 entrants
More than 109 men entered today at Natick for the 155-yard handicap race. Sir Thomas Lipton's cup race challenge is expected to reach New York within two weeks. The Saratoga Racing Association reports nearly $130,000 cleared from the just completed meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Saratoga Racing Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Manchester
Concord
Towell
Nashua
Haverhill
Fall River
Dover
Lawrence
Lowell
Boston Sesene
A. E. Dougherty
Teeventecres Ae
Rso
Gleason
A Freeman
Ews
N Parent
Se Escces
Cewe
O Ferris
Enews
Oung
P Vente
ELAND
Nce
Aaield
Tee Bilge
Bee Tereeesennes
Flick
Seesle
Brane Reese
Phesenee
Urkett
Ppa
Aartsel
Friel
H'phill
Sehreek
Ander’n
Oi L. Cross
Seybold
eCork
Anderson
Cross
Plank
Balla
Donehue
Stone
Sheridan and
John
Louis
Burkett
Hartsel
Powers
Powell Po
Hust'gs
St Louis
Hastings
Hetdrick
Kahoo
Redreck
Murphy
Schreck
Hustings
Ein
Johnstone
Sheridan
Witekies
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Chickering
Hunt Club
Pudge
Patrick Sheppard
Fsq
Farsey
Germany
Cesar
the Howard
Sheppard
Count Patser
Patrona of
Boxing
Tom Sharkey
George
Sharkey
Connecticut
Louisville
Law and Order
Teague
Henry Watterson
Benton
Jerry Callahan
Jack Haleby
Haley
J. Smith
Nosten-Ifro
Father Tarry
J. W. Puller
Hyde Park
Frank M. Rogers
Joe Robinson
Jack Lorraine
Willainn Cooke
Newton
Savable
Wis
Geo. W. Peck
Contacion
A. R. Bremer CO
la Salle St
Redmond
Dillon and
Davitt
Canfield
Stinson
ABC St
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!