The League Standing The Cricket Game at Longwood
Washingtons overpowering the Bostons in a lengthy league match at Longwood with sharp hitting and sharp fielding. The score shows Washingtons 11 runs, 12 hits, 7 errors to Bostons 3 runs, 12 hits, 4 errors. The Blues defeated Lawrence 5 to 3 in another game, Ake and Burns leading the Boston Blues to victory with strong defense and timely hitting.
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Ee Moore
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Baseball Scores and Standings Show Mixed Results
A slate of games produced varied scores across leagues with St Louis and New York posting notable wins and several ties. The standings depict Chicago and Detroit leading the American League while St Louis dominates the American Association with Pittsburgh close behind. Across the New England League Portland leads, Lynn climbs to third, and Brockton slides. Washington strengthens its roster as league positions shift modestly.
League Matchups Highlight Baseball Card Playoffs
League-Chicagos visit Detroit as Kansas Citys clash with St Louis Washingtons meet Boston Philadelphia plays New York. New England-Bostons go to Lawrence with Haver Hills visiting Brockton and Newburyports heading to Portland for pairings across regional circuits.
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New Yorks
Philadelphias
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St. Louis
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Cent. Et Onis
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New England and England Play Drawn in Classic Cricket Match
A longport cricket clash at Longwood ended in a draw as New England fifteen and a visiting English side completed the two innings. The New England total reached 109 in the first innings and 67 in the second. England was 59 for two by midplay and finished 136 for seven when time was called. Notable performers included Cottrell with multiple wickets and Key and Pettitt among the visiting bowlers. The match spanned Friday and Saturday with a 2:20 p.m. resumption and a final declaration of draw.
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Old England
Longwood Grounds
Cottrell
Wright
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Draw in Poplars versus Walthams Lacrosse Match
A lacrosse game on the Common Saturday ended in a scoreless draw after fifty five minutes. Cambridge match between the Boston Jr and Cambridge Lacrosse Clubs also finished without goals. Cambridge Sr Lacrosse Club withdraws from the championship contest. New England Lacrosse Association to meet at the Quincy House next Thursday. Somerville tennis tournament match between Somerville and Wedgemore is noted.
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Boston, Jr
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Clubs Triumph In Lopsided Victory 193 to 92
Hosmer and McKay accept Toronto challenge to row a three mile double scull race with a turn for 500 a side. Vignaux may visit to play a championship billiard match with Schaefer. C. H. Freeman, ex champion checker player, will be at New England Checker Rooms for a week starting Sept 20.
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Enright and O'Connor
Toronto
Vignaux
Schaefer
C. H. Freeman
America
New England
Marblehead Yacht Regattas Highlight Weekend Sailings
The Marblehead Yacht Club held its season finale with the Fancy winning first class and Zoe second while the Annie captured second class prizes. A mosquito race at City Point saw Lady May and others triumph. Breeze defeated Raven by 1 minute 14 seconds in a second class keel sail-off. A Wave Cottage meeting planned to form a new yacht club, with a Sept. 27 organizational date. Dorchester Yacht Club to sail its 96th regatta Sept. 22 at 8:30 pm with only fourth and fifth class yachts. Union Yacht Club regatta at Weymouth produced wins for Diadem and Maud, and Corinthian’s Louette claimed second class pennant at Marblehead.
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Mystic Park Grand Circuit Meets Close at Mystic Park
The Mystic Park meeting in Medford closed Saturday with two main races. Queen Wilkes won the 2:29 class in three straight heats, while Fessenden’s mare Vina swept the 2:20 pacers event. Flirt won the unfinished three minute class race, Cigarette won the running race, and riders at the Myopia Hunt Club event near Hamilton numbered fifty in a five mile run toward Sagamore Hill.
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Vina
Medford
W.E. Weeks
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Martin Ns
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Boston Theatre to aid Charleston relief with concert
Boston theatre managers announce a benefit concert by the Boston Ideal Opera Company for Charleston earthquake sufferers. Notables include Mile. Zeke de Lussan and W H Lawton making their Boston debuts. Tickets go on sale next Wednesday with six private boxes auctioned for the fund.
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Ideal Opera Company
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Hugh O Brien
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Ivan Morawski
W. H. Macdonald
Clement Bainbridge
W. H. Clark
Boston Saga Opera Company
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Report on discharged convicts aided in Massachusetts quarter
At the Massachusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts quarterly meeting, Judge James Sturgis presiding, Daniel Russell reported 98 discharged convicts advised and assisted. Details include origins by nationality, marital status, literacy, temperance, prior arrests, prisons, origins from correction houses, residency near Boston, average age and sentence length, and types of aid provided. Many have proven worthy.
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He Stole The Horse In Brookline Theft Confession
John W. Young was arrested Sunday night near Dover street by Officer John J. Leary for intoxication. He confessed after sobering that he stole a team of two horses and a wagon from J. B. Cooley in Brookline, breaking a stable door to take the outfit. The $600 value recovered.
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Dover Street
John J. Leary
Station 5
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Brookline
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Barbers Meet to Plan Benevolent Society in Boston
The Barbers Assembly Knights of Labor held a large meeting at Shawmut Hall 176 Tremont street to discuss organizing a benevolent society. The fund would provide five dollars weekly during illness and fifty dollars to the family on death for funeral expenses. By laws were drafted for adoption at the next 3:30 pm Sunday gathering, aiming to aid ill members and their families and to support the order’s charitable work.
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Tremont Street
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Court case on sailor injury and ship sale proceeds
The A Hanson case resumed with a sailor claiming damages for a fall from the rigging, seeking a share of about 1500 in the schooner sale proceeds. Defense argues no defect and sole fault of the sailor or a fellow servant. Grand jury reports eleven indictments including embezzlement at Richmond Bank and counterfeit money cases.
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T. J. Morrison
George M. Read
John Williams
Bark Wave
Cin M. Campbell
Boston Postoffice
Percaro Vercaro
Frederick Gundrum
Asa B. Porter
North Attleboro
Antonio Bartend
George M. Buckman
Richmond J. Lane
Abington National Bank
Trustee bond dispute over commissions and estate charge
John McKim sues Alonzo D. Hibbard executor in a contract action to recover breach of bond conditions by James W. Rollins trustee under Charles Barstow will. Case sent to assessor. question: trustee right to commissions and deductions from surety liability. court concurs with assessor report as modified. notes on value of stock, taxes, rest, and failure to rest at writ. Norice notes divorce libel list deadline for October sitting.
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John McKim
Alonzo D. Hibbard
James W. Rollins
Charles Barstow
Henry F. Barstow
A. A. Ranney
Oeau Clark
J. D. Ball
Norice
Commercial Club Elects Officers and Board
The Commercial Club held its first season meeting at Parker House Saturday afternoon with William Whitman as president and a unanimous slate including William B. Wood as vice president George Carpenter as secretary Charles M. Clapp as treasurer and Alpheus H. Hardy Henry W. Peabody and Charles E. Raymond on the executive committee A resolution thanked the retiring president. The Middlesex Club met at Youngs Saturday afternoon with Daniel Needham presiding. Speakers included Robert R. Bishop George A. Marden George S. Merrill and John Haskell Butler. opinion favored Blaine in 1888.
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Parker House
W. H. Lincoln
William Whitman
William B. Wood
George ©. Carpenter
Charles M. Clapp
Alpheus H. Hardy
Henry W. Peabody
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