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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1894
Page
3
Philadelphia remains fourth as the Cavaliers and Browns win. Hudson and Wadsworth left the box during the contest, slowing the home game while Cleveland and St. Louis secured victories.
Philadelphia and Cincinnati played a strong game with Taylor and Wittrock as opposing pitchers. Turner led at the plate as Philadelphia scored eight runs to Cincinnati's two. Attendance was 2,590 with Philadelphia racking up 11 hits to Cincinnati’s 7 and one error each.
Washington jumped to six runs in the first inning off Clarkson, Haddock ineffective for the home team, McGuire and Connor homered. The game ended after the first half of the seventh due to darkness with 1748 in attendance. Box score shows St. Louis 10, Washington 8 and 3 errors for St. Louis, 5 for Washington. Clarkson, Breitenstein and Miller vs Haddock and McGuire in the battery.
In Brooklyn today The Cleve lands completely overwhelmed Brooklyn with strong hitting and sharp pitching. Cuppy’s curves baffled the Brooklyns as Stein was hit hard at times. Attendance 700. Score Cleveland 12 Brooklyn 4. Errors Brooklyn 6. Batteries Cuppy O’Connor Stein Dailey.
Baltimore defeated Chicago 3 to 1 on September 4 as Hemming pitched well but received weak support. Reitz homered for Baltimore. Attendance was about 3,000. Hits were 11 for Baltimore and 10 for Chicago. errors 6 and 1. Batteries Hemming and Robinson for Baltimore, Terry and Schriver for Chicago.
New York edged Pittsburgh 14 to 13 in a high scoring game as Manafee and Meekin each contributed key hits before the final out in the ninth inning. The slugfest showcased offensive firepower from both clubs in a tense finish.
Gentlemen seeking stylish grooming can find beard trimming and pompadour styling at Alland Bros, located at 19 Tremont. The shop serves Harvard, Boston University, Tufts College, Tech, and nearby institutions, forming the largest establishment of its kind in the United States.
Visitors lead by two after four runs in the ninth but New York reverses with a three-run burst to win. Meekin hits a home run as attendance reaches about 2,000. Final: Now York 6, Pittsburgh 4. Batteries Meekin Farrell for New York, Menefee Sugden for Pittsburgh.
Fall River defeated Lewiston in a tight game as Lewiston led most of the way. Klobedanz started for Fall River but faltered. Ladd relieved and used a deceptive spider motion to stymie Maine hitters. Sullivan pitched well for Lewiston until the ninth, when Fall River surged with seven hits and five runs late to seize the lead. Bergen Rupert Ladd and Larocque starred with key hits as Fall River shuffled its lineup.
Bangor defeats Pawtucket 5 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Braham earned the win with clean defense and a homer by Moore. Deady made running catches and Braham handled a bunt well. Base hits were Bangor six, Pawtucket four. errors Bangor four, Portland six. Braham and Hayes marred by Kelley and Yeager.
The Eastern League game in Erie Pennsylvania on September 4 was awarded to Erie after Kelly's Yonkers team did not show up. The final score stands 9 to 0 in favor of Erie.
In a Providence benefit game the New Bedfords lost 20 to 1 to the Grays. Prior to the game sprinting and ball throwing contests were held. Harry Lyons broke the base running record by covering the distance in exactly fourteen seconds, a display of speed and turning.
W Jameson representing the Prince of Wales and a Royal Yacht Squadron committee inspected the Vigilant for damage to the American boat. Mr. Gould withdrew his Cape May cup challenge and the race was declared off. Gould plans to sail to New York on Sept 27, leaving Atalanta and Vigilant nearby.
A barge race fan blames Princeton coxswain Tom Farren for steering into Cushman waters causing a crash with Charles Rivers and Bartons while other crews occupied Stake No 4. The letter argues the Princetons were at fault and urges a rerun of the race, noting the West Ends had no role.
E N Atherton, manager of Tillie Ashley, claimed champion status and said he would accept a challenge from a St Louis woman to row for a suitable prize. New Haven parties proposed racing in Hartford and offered terms, with a likely venue in St Louis if agreed.
The State life match at Walnut Hill tested distinguished marksmen from the militia. Top scores were Private J. H. Keough 93 and Robert B. Edes 91, with many others earning medals cash prizes for high aggregates and distance estimation. The Steward prize will honor the five highest distinguished marksmen and First Regiment’s tricolor.
Weather dampens crowd to about 3000 as Fleetwood Park hosts day two of the Grand Circuit trotting meet in New York. Miss Lida shocks Oro Wilkes by taking the first two heats. Fanny Wilcox claims the next three. Ralph Wilkes, favored in the 2 18 class, sees Golden drive hard to win all heats, while Red Bud dominates the 3 year old race, winning every heat by wide margins.
At Sheepshead Bay on September 4 the Futurity course saw Demfargiila win the first race with Armitage second and Chattanooga third in 1 11. Candelabra won the one mile second race with Discount second and Soundmore third in 1 41 2 5. Figaro led the third race over Dutch Skater and Antipode in 1 41 2 5. The five furlong fourth race went to Counter Tenor with Urania and The Com moner third in 1 05 3-5. Void captured the one and one sixth miles fifth race over Miss Dixie and Waterson in 1 48 3-5. Havace won the one mile sixth race with True penny and Brioso following in 1 44.
Danvers September fourth winners in Company K shoot at Danvers range include Mayor Chase medal to Musician C. H. Walker age 41 for first class, Private Babbitt age 41 for second class silver, Corporal Rundlett age 38 for third class bronze, Private Duffy age 83 for honorary members silver, and C. H. Preston age 39.
The fourth annual New England Amateur Athletic Union track championship will be held Saturday September 22 at Holmes Field. Open events include sprints middle distances hurdles jumps throws and walks with medals awarded to top three. Entries close September 15 with R P Russell 694 Washington Street Boston.
At Sea Girt New Jersey marksmen set a world team shooting record at 200 yards seven shots by twelve men with a total of 367 breaking the old mark of 34. Colonel A R Kuser led at 500 yards with 49 of 50. New Jersey total 1044 edges Pennsylvania 1035 while District of Columbia 1080, New York 1023, Maine 1006 and Georgia 1003 also competed.
The Newport excursion special train via the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad departs Park Square station at 9 30 a m tomorrow. Round trip tickets are available for 1 each by early application at 3 Old State House or at Park Square station.
The executive committee of the Associated Cycling Clubs of Boston met at Young's Hotel with President Spencer T. Williams in the chair Josiah Dean elected secretary pro tem. They outlined plans to bring the 1895 national L A W meet to Boston following a February Louisville assembly petition signed by 8000 league members. A broad entertainment program across four days includes receptions parades tours to Lexington Concord Plymouth Nantasket Beach Mount Wachusett and Newport. The Oct 6 road race is set as a 25 mile team event with entries due Sept 30. An extensive list of officials and prizes accompanies the event.
In New York on September 4 the garment workers strike expands rapidly with as many as 16000 employees involved and 12,000 having already walked out. Five sweat shops on Suffolk Street and East Broadway shut down while talks continue at 40 Attorney Street over a 10 hour day and reduced coat quotas as contractors debate how to respond.
Polo Association matches will be played on the grounds of the Myopia Hunt Club at Hamilton at 4 o'clock on Thursday September 6 and Saturday September 8. Teams entered are the Dedham Country Club and Myopia.
Boston's police commission creates a new grade between patrolman and sergeant granting a day off as a reward. Four officers from outer districts are named as Beau Brummels with aims to raise public interest and pride in the force.
The Davy Jones company played Chelsea last night to a packed house. Boston’s David H. Lythgoe took the role of Sandy Lee, replacing Lon Brine. Trained in Italy, his rich baritone captivated the audience and earned rare praise from professionals visiting from Boston.
A meeting of the resistance committee of the Barge Racing Association will be held at the Lafayette Social and Athletic Club rooms tonight. Referee James T. Sullivan of the Globe will hear all evidence about a foul claim. It is desirable that all crews be represented.
The Butler firm reopened after renovations on Tre Mont Street with expanded space, new fixtures, and increased stock. A strong opening day crowd reflected revived business as four buildings were merged into one and the large basement gained three staircases, making the store among the citys most complete.
Peter Cunningham and Charles Manley about 20 were in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Adams on charges of breaking and entering the Clark residence at 93 Brighton street and stealing clothing valued at 16 dollars. Each was held in 1200 dollars for the October term of the Superior Court.
John Callahan a 40 year old night watchman of Boston Gas Light Company living at 19 Fayette Street leaped from a third story window yesterday afternoon landing twenty five feet below sustaining a compound fracture of his right foot. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
An old advertisements proclaims Dr Hallock's Medical Institute at 219 Court Street Boston for men only offering speedy permanent cures for blood poisoning and private illnesses. The ad lists various ailments including seminal weakness and ailments from youthful indiscretion, promises painless treatment and guarantees, accepts letters or mail requests, and markets Electric Pills for lost manhood with pricing.
At Cowes on September 4 George Gould laments bad luck for the Vigilant and defends sailing without a centreboard. He still hoped to sail tomorrow and race, while Captain Haff laments aging and a hard trial, saying he did his best and hopes to try again.
Boxing items feature manager Behan denying a Griffo return match, Fitzpatrick noted as top trainer, and offers to Ike Weir for a New Orleans purse. Other notes cover boxers training at Coney Island, Zeigler's upcoming marriage, Arksonh versus Meyer, O'Neil and Scotty exhibitions, Atlantic City boxing curbs, and a Norfolk fight bid. Also announced are Tommy Ryan versus Billy Layton set for Sept. 18, plus Dime challenges and a new physical development portfolio on Corbett to Hyer with engravings and pricing.
In Indianapolis 1500 fans on a threatening day witnessed heavy track conditions delaying a world record attempt for 2 year olds. Alix aims for the mile world mark tomorrow while Martika, T N B, Don Cubit and Harry K claimed heat wins in various trot and pacing events as darkness halted the 2 16 trotting.
The State tennis tournament in Portland Maine opened with strong play. Frank Dana defeated Eastman 6-2 6-4 in prelims, Fox beat Chamberlain 6-1 6-4, Philip Dana defeated Boyd 6-11 6-3, Fuller defeated Evans 6-2 6-4, and later F W Dana beat Eastman 6-2 6-4 while Fox also won 6-1 6-4 and Pickard defeated Rumery 6-3 7-5. Perry defeated Dana 6-4 6-0.
The street department chief defies Aldermen by pressing to issue permits for Brookline Gas and Bay State, despite the board’s refusal. He says existing Brookline permits stay valid, warns of liability and costs, and signals future gas mains under 1891 Chapter 323. Law department to resolve dispute.
Gilchrist and Jardine unveil a renovated six story dry goods store with expanded space new fixtures and brighter interiors. The ground floor houses silks enhanced by four counters while second floor offers cloaks suits and wraps with new carpet and fitting room. Third floor features underwear corsets and a dedicated trying on room.
Kabyles around Denmat northeast of Morocco City kill Hebrews in wholesale fashion, loot shops and homes, auction off women and children, defile synagogues. Similar abuses reported at Kalha Sadirhahel Taini and Tanilat. Kabyles besiege Morocco City. garrison may fail to hold.
City Island Sept 4 The schooner John Shay from East Blue Hill Maine bound for Philadelphia with paving stones reports a collision on Sept 2 at 1 30 a m thirty miles south of Shinnecock with the tank steamer Orange Prince from New York bound for South Shields England. The Shay was badly damaged the Prince was not damaged.
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