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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1898

Page

3

National League Baseball Matchups Across Several Cities

National League action lists two Washington at Boston games at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m New York at Brooklyn Baltimore at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Chicago Cleveland at Cincinnati and St Louis at Louisville scheduled across multiple venues.

Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburg Chicago Louisville St. Louis Baltimore Newark Philadelphia Ees Auleviile Rooklyn Washington T. Is National League Washington Boston New York Brooklyn

Baseball and sports schedule with city venues and lineups

A dense list of matches across Melrose Everett Marlboro Grafton Somerville and other towns with times in forenoon afternoon and 10:30 2:30 starts. Notes on players Tenney Berg en Yeager and pitching plans for Boston Senators and upcoming series against Washington Giants St Louis Louisville Pittsburgh Brooklyn Phillies Baltimore and Cleveland.

Melrose Everett Mt. Washington Grounds Grafton Marlboro Atlantic A. A Winter Hill A. A Somerville St. Thomas Y. M. C. A Jamaica Plain Sharon Wannalandts Shamrocks Lowell Atlantics Central A. C Malden Hinsdale Keene, N. H South End Washingtons Tenney Bergen North Brookfield George Yeager Nichols Willis Klobedanz Boston Weyhing Killen Donovan Senators Philadelphia Washington Giants St. Louis Louisville Pittsburg Brooklyn Phillies Baltimores Cincinnati Cleveland

Colonels and Browns Split Labor Day Doubleheader in Louisville

In Louisville on Labor Day the Colonels and Browns played a double header. The opener was a pitchers duel decided in the 11th inning for the Colonels. The second game became a blowout as Louisville put nine runs on the board in the first inning. Attendance was about 5000. Scores followed.

Louisville Colonels Browns

Baseball Game Fact Fragments with Pitchers and Umpires

Fragmentary box score notes list Beau to O'Connor McPhee to Corcoran to Vaughn. Walks credited Breitenstein four Powell one. Hit by pitch Powell one. Struck out Breitenstein one Powell one. Umpires Emslie and McDonald.

Beau O’connor McPhee Corcoran Vaughn Breitenstein Powell Emslie and Meonald

Callahan's wildness fuels Pittsburg runs in Chicago game

In Chicago on Sept 4 Callahan pitched erratic first and sixth innings, issuing a walk and hit batsman that produced runs as Pittsburg built a lead. McCormick fielding stood out while attendance reached 7800. Score not fully listed.

Chicago Callahan Pittsburg McCormick

Two games spark renewed vigor for St Louis and rivals

The report highlights St Louis back in action with Jake Stenzel and Tommy McCarthy ready for strong play. It notes Boston and Washington strong at the top, Giants defeated on return from New York, and mentions Cinci’s championship effort against the Indians.

McCloskey Jake Stenzel St. Louis Tommy McCarthy Boston Washington New York Giants Cinci Indians Mike Sullivan Mercer Corker Milford Grafton Charley Stahl Battery Boys Winthrop Berkeley Cycle Club Beachmont Orient Heights Camden Thomaston Rockland Knox County Pine Tree General Selee Jim Smith California New England Breakers

Raging at Saugus Opens Two-Day Race Meet

Entries list for the two day race meeting at the Old Saugus race course starting today includes thoroughbred and harness events. Spectators expect a full program with horses and trainers from regional stables.

Saugus

Regatta on the Charles Crowds Expect Fast Eight-Oared and War Canoe Races

The N E A R A regatta on the Charles River begins at 1:30 PM with eight events led by two eight-oared races and a war canoe. Entrants include Lakeside Boat Club Worcester and Chelsea, Bradfords vs Jeffries Point, and notable singles featuring Kubic, Lewis, and Everett Pope. Father Time and fans hold high hopes for close heats and strong finishes.

Charles River Worcester Lakeside Boat Club Spalding St. Lawrence Company Atlanta Springfield Atlantas Chelsea Bradfords Jeffries Point R. A East Boston Noddle Islands Kubic Lewis Everett Pope Rubie Ten Eyck Eddie Kubiec O’leary Riversides West Farraguts Lynn Lakeside James S. Aborn John P. Coogan Boyle Jack Crooks Green Brignoli James P. Fox Wre

Boxing Gossip and Weekly Matches in Various Cities

A roundup lists multiple forthcoming bouts across Philadelphia Nashua Syracuse Brooklyn Washington DC and other cities. It highlights the Erne versus Lavigne championship talk with Hawthorne A C backing a Sept 12 10 round main event and noted preliminaries featuring Tom Lansing and Doc Payne as officials.

George Lavigne Frank Lrne Buffalo Saginaw Erne Dixon Buffalonian Lavigne Martin Flaherty Tom Lansing Jim Corbett Doc Payne McCoy

Sullivan urges broke soldiers home and strong navy

John L. Sullivan, touring Newark, voices frontier war views. He says the country should discharge any soldier fit to leave and fund a large navy rivaling England, urging accountability for camp neglect and praising the flag and potential future battles. He also jokes about a pig navy and cites Dewey.

New York John L. Sullivan Sullivan Newark N. J Mr. Sullivan England America Dewey

Spanish General De Pando Arrives From Havana In New York

General De Pando of Spain lands from the Ward liner Philadelphia after arriving with forty-two passengers from Havana. He appears plain, speaks no English, and after securing his baggage travels to a hotel.

New York Ward Philadelphia East River General de Pando Havana General Pando Mexico Marquis de Sasmera Marquis

Taylor Breaks New York to Boston Cycle Record

Warren F Taylor of Norwood lowered the New York to Boston record to 23 hours 32 minutes 26 seconds. Mrs Allen’s 23 59 14 was surpassed by 26 48. A crowd waited on School street near City Hall as Taylor finished at 11 32 26, with his wife Mrs Taylor and friend Mrs Swett among the spectators.

Warren F. Taylor Norwood Allen School Street City Hall Mr. Taylor Mrs. Taylor G. L. Swett Springfield Beacon Hill Somerset Street Tremont Street New York Harlem Bridgeport Boston New Haven la Hommedieu Meriden Hartford Palmer Mrs. Allen Spencer Ernest Tufts Spencer A. Lindgren Viking Co. C Worcester J. P. Vincelette Framingham Madison Triplet South Boston Joe Downey James Kilroe William Cole Jamaica Plain Taylor Quincy House Cambridge

Bicycle Track In New Bedford Seized For Debts Halted Meet

The Buttonwood Park Cycle Track Association’s track was attached for 6000 by HK & K Terry and 1000 each by H B Howland and L E Shurtleff. A keeper now runs the facility and the Labor Day meet is postponed as reorganization efforts continue.

New Bedford Buttonwood Park Cycle Track Association K. C Terry R.A. Terry Track Association

Bicycle notes mark early fall club runs amid cool air

Taunton and Providence riders plan two day trips to Providence and Newport. Boston area clubs such as Charlestown and Roxbury Wheelmen host rides to Lexington and Echo Briar. Daley of Taunton and Hills of Providence race in a tandem heat at the Bristol County Fair on September 22. Members gamble on the Interclub purenit final.

P. Co. C Commonwealths Ashland Elm Co Providence Newport Charlestown C. C Powderhorn Roxbury B. C Lexington Y Gee Brookline Echo Hudson Bicycle Club Riverside Hudson Jimmy Ingraham Joe Downey Jamaica Plain W. T. Swain Nantucket New Bedford Downey Swain Harry Elkes Fred Titus Clint Coulter Titus William Martin Joe Vernier Charles Church Hikes Church Vernier Bald Major Taylor Michael Elkes California Cooper Freeman McFarland Stevens New York Metropolitan C. C Mets Ellis Curry McKay Wrightman Voge Nissen

Great Match Between And

A brief note highlights a forthcoming sports match featuring notable teams and players, with emphasis on the anticipated showdown and fan interest.

Honor the Heroes at Oak Island Picnic

At a meeting of the Irish National Athletic Association arrangements committee the Oak Island picnic was finalized for today. Secretary reports the largest entry of crack athletes, led by world champion high jumper Mike Sweeney and famed racer Hire John Flannagan. Competitors include Watson and Marsh as well as others likely to push Sweeney to win. The committee voted unanimously to admit all soldiers and sailors free at the grounds and to warmly welcome wearers of the U S uniform.

Oak Island Mike Sweeney Mike John Flannagan Watson Marsh Mmnit United States Army

English champion Bacon loses to Mullen in Dublin race

Irish runner J J Mullen defeated F F Bacon in a four mile race at Dublin on August 22 with a two yard margin in 20 minutes 20 seconds. Tinder sails for Ireland and seeks a Bacon rematch. Coe’s 43 foot 11 inch shot put shows early strength for Harvard. Yachtsmen anticipate a Bud versus Recruit cup race off Houghs Neck with a $50 purse offered.

F. FE. Bacon Pne George Tinder Dublin Irc J. J. Mullen Mullen Tinder Ireland Bacon Coe Charlesbaink Harvard Bud Bam Small Savingl Yacht Club Sir Defender Rom Commodore Rice Quincy Club Hough Creegan New York New York Athletic Club Monasterevan W. J. M. Newburn P. Davin New Haven Yale Warward Princeton Tod” Sloan C. W. Marks Joe Patchen Readville P. A. B. Widener Philadelphia

Subway Crowded on First Sunday of Completed Sub Way

Thousands of sightseers rode the new underground line amid praise from an L road official who called it error free. Park Street and Scollay Square emerged as busy hubs with long transfer lines and confusing exits prompting minor complaints as riders learned the gates and directions.

Park Street Scollay Square Arms

Missing Boston boy Master Harold Eastman 12

Master Harold Eastman, 12, missing from 76 High Street Charlestown after sneaking out last night. He climbed from a second story window by a grapevine trellis wearing light jacket pink and white sailor waist black felt hat and barefoot. His father Dr Charles A Eastman asks police in surrounding towns to help locate him. He previously ran away to Calais Maine and may try a long distance.

Harold F. Eastman Boston High Street Charlestown Charles A. Eastman Calais

Police Victory After Beach Battle at Revere Beach

At Revere Beach a brief clash occurred between state police and army navy forces from a Massachusetts park unit and local Metropolis police. Three men were arrested after a scuffle near the bandstand ended with the surrender of the military group.

Revere Beach Army Navy United States Metropolitan Park Police Commonwealth of Massachusetts William J. Foster Green Street Revere John E. Pritchard Moody Leighton John Giblin Winthrop Foster Leighton Pratt Batery

Unionist arrives with 360 men at Camp Wikoff

The Unionist transport lands from Santiago bringing 360 troops including 53 of Company KE First Illinois Infantry. The general hospital lists 10 40 patients with 12 deaths today among listed units. A private from Company F Second U S Infantry killed himself in his tent after service in Cuba.

Wikoff Santiago Ilinois General Hospital Sam Osborne Seventh Infantry Michael O'Hare Eighth Infantry James Mee Grath Henry Sawyer Tenth Cavalry James Ray Matthias Illis Third Infantry Elmer 8. Greene U. S. Infantry Hesikah Bell Twenty-fifth Infantry Arthur Fieble Krage Jorgensen Tampa Cuba

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