Nichols Pitches Winning Ball Yesterday
Nichols pitched the deciding ball as Collins Tenny Stahl and Duffy delivered solid support with standout plays.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1898
Page
3
Champions Triumph. 2,500 at the Gate in Pittsburg Victory
Renewed success attended the champions yesterday before about 2500 fans as Pittsburg recruits troubled the champions but Nichols steadied the defense. His third and fifth innings featured two outs with men on third, and Collins, Long, Stahl, Lowe, Tenney and Hamilton starred on defense. Tenney and Duffy added timely hits, while Hart, McCar thy, Gray, Ely and others contributed in the late moves. The visitors led early but gifts and timely hitting swung the game for the champions.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Nichols
Nick
Alleghanies
Tom McGreery
Bill’ Schriver
Collins
Long
Stahl
Lowe
Tenney
Hamilton
O'Brien
Bobby Lowe
McGreery
O’brien
Gray
Duffy
Hart
Jack McCarthy
Ely
Louisville
ABR
BPO
Clarke
Hoy
Newton Sete
Dormer
Decker
Ritchey
Kittredge
Cunningham
New York
Seymour
C. Fee
Reagan
Warner
Joyce
Stew
Gettig
Foster
Ruste
J’oster
Clarke Grady
Dexter
Wagner Ritchey
Clingman
Wagner
Louis
oOffville
Rusie
Don Grady
AB. KR
Onningham
Mme
Pases
Connolly
Hunt Long
Seeeesenees
Lowd
F. Ee
Pittsburg AB
R TB Po
McCreery
Abeades
McCarthy
Lark
MecCao
Schriver
Iane
Bergén
Love
Roseborough
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Mothers
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures for feminine ailments, claiming benefits for motherhood, marriage, and healthy children. The copy includes testimonial detail, pricing notes, and a medical adviser offer, alongside a baseball box score snippet and unrelated text.
Louisvilles Rally Past Giants In Slugging Showdown
In New York on Sept 21 the Louisvilles outslugged the Giants in a high scoring game, winning after both teams traded heavy hits and power at the plate.
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New York
Louisvilles
Giants
Browns Bunch Eight Hits, Beat Brooklyn 7 3
In Brooklyn on Sept. 21 the Browns collected eight hits across two innings to win 7 to 3. Sudhoff kept the Dodgers on edge until the ninth as Brooklyn fell short in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Browns
Sudhoff
Trolley Dodgers
Magoon
Lachance
Eeem
Ryan
Grim
Tree
Dunn
Ary Griffin
Pieeeeeeevevveser
St Tous Eeeeeerer
Brooklyn Eset
Smith Dowd Stenzel Clements
Harley
Brooklyan
St St. Louis
Louis
Sudhof
Jones
Dowd
Tucker
Warner
Orioles Win Tenth Straight In Series Opener
Baltimore defeated the Orphans to stretch their winning streak to ten games as McJames outpitched Grifffith in the opener of the series.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Orphans
McJames
Griffitth
Washington Falls as Mercer Exits After Fourth
In Cincinnati on September 21 Washington stumbles with poor play. Mercer is knocked out of the box at the end of the fourth inning, costing Washington the game. Attendance is listed as 8.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Mercer
Fitchburg excursion to Hoosac Tunnel sets Sept 24 train
Train time is 15 a m on Sept 24 with a $2 fare. Fitchburg railroad offers a popular excursion to the Hoosac Tunnel. Tickets available after Sept 21 at 260 Washington street and Union station in Boston.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg Railroad
Washington Street
Union Station
Boston
Hair on the face treated by dermatologist in Boston
Dermatologist John H. of Woodbury offers facial hair removal in Boston. Light depilatory may help. stronger cases addressed by electricity. Consultation free.
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John H
Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Harvard Football Practice Shows Freshman Fast Track
Harvard football held a business like practice with two elevens and early drills. Captain Dibblee led the first team with Sargent at centre and Daly at quarterback as the squad began hard daily work and a two mile workout to Mt. Auburn street before a planned practice game this afternoon.
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Harvard
Cam” Forbes
Dibblee
C. Sargent
Hopkinson
Boal
A. Sargent
Burden
Lawrence
Burnett
Hallowell
Richardson
Didblee
Reid
Ellis
Daly
New Parkway
Mt. Auburn Street
Haughton
Swain
Ristine
Iowa
Sprinters Demand New Racing Union Amid League Conflicts
Leading sprinters Bald Cooper Gardiner and Eaton threaten revolt against the League of American Wheelmen over taxation and control of racing. They call for a new body to oversee cycle racing as the LAW faces calls to drop or reform racing management. The issue risks a split as leaders weigh action ahead of the Providence assembly.
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League of American Wheelmen
Thel. A. W
L. A. W. Racing Board
Bald
Cooper
Gardiner
Jay Eaton
League
Tom Cooper
Racing Association
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
New Jersey
Contvol
Providence
Denver
Tony
Cornell Routs Syracuse 28 to 0 on Percy Field
Cornell defeated Syracuse University 28 to 0 at Percy Field in Ithaca New York on September 21. The Big Red dominated the game with strong offense and stout defense securing a decisive home win.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Syracuse University
Percy Field
Alcidalia's Race in Readville Trotting Meet Delivers Fast Finishes
Readville trotting program features eight heats with clean racing. Warren Guy wins 2:14 trot in straight heats while Handspring claims foal purse. Alcidalia dominates 2:10 trot with Hans McGregor second and Queechy steady for third.
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Odd Fellows
Readville
Frank Subert
Warren Guy
General
Handspring
Prodigal
Ruth Clark
Golden Slope
Hans McGregor
Alcidalia
Louis Victor
Queechy
Princeer
Lady Emery
W. O'Neil
Sidmore
Hasting
J. O'Neil
Ben H
George O
Dam Cropper
McDonald
Yee Ek Ee
Gloster H
Br. S
Kenny
Nicola
G. CH. Knapp
Aula’ Hanes Ae Ee Myrtle Boy
Bik
Lippincot
Norvet
B. G
D. Demarest
Town Lady
B. m
J. Cheney
A. McDonald
Squeezer
B. Ge
R. Collins
Nowaday
H. Titer
Eee Success
G. G
H. Demarest
Ruby
McCarthy
Seseeeess
Annie Wy Elen
Coord
Ote Davis
Hehe
Haifolla
G Starr
Cece Cease
Abidalla
Sir Walter
Comee
Ll. Doree
Black Hawk
McGregor
J. Kinney
O'Neil
Aaa Onc dl
Patchen and Gentry Set to Highlight Readville Traction
Patchen driven by Joe Patchen, famed as the handsomest light harness horse, faces John R. Gentry the flyer in a featured race at Readville this afternoon.
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Joe Patchen
Light Harness Brigade
John R. Gentry
Flyer
Readville
Two Harness Races Held at Concord Capital Driving Park
In Concord New Hampshire on September 21 a small crowd witnessed two races at Capital Driving Park. The 2 17 trot went to Burtolus as rivals Mack and Blackstone Brine faltered with Hert time 21. In the 2 26 pace Georgie L. edged Dinvale after a four heat battle with both improving. best time 2 18 14.
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Concord
N. H
Capital Driving Park
Burtolus
Mack
Blackstone
Georgie L
Dinvale
Peabody Hand Engine Muster Draws Eight Entries
Eight entries compete in the Peabody hand engine muster this afternoon including Okommakamesit and Pickett of Marblehead White Angel of Salem Peabody Union Eagle of Lynn Tiger of Newburyport Torrent of Peabody and City of Lynn Judges include Levi Flanders Wakefield L K Goodhue Beverly C F Aiken Danvers ex Chief Hitchins Saugus H Goodwin Marblehead C H Grant Somerville Prizes total 250 150 75 and 50 dollars.
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Peabody
Okommakamesit
Pickett
Marblehead
White Angel
Salem
Peabody Union
Eagle
Lynn
Tiger
Newburyport
Torrent
City of
Waltham ten mile bike race entries close this evening
Waltham entries for the W. J. Corcoran ten mile diamond road race close tonight at 127 Crescent street. Foxboro race postponed to next Saturday with entry lists open to Sept 29 and contact options given for Walleston or A. A. York.
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Waltham
Crescent Street
L. N. Walleston
Foxboro
Mr. Walleston
A. A. York
East Foxboro
Walleston
J Edwin HH
Charles E. Wells
Lynn
George A. Wells
Ireland
England
Scotland
Frank V
Harry German
Brockton
Fred I. Johnson
Fitchburg
Boston
Fred Beauregard
Fall River
Bolting
Providence
Beauregard
Massachusetts
Sterling Elliott
Ke, O. Winsor
Chelsea
A. G. Frothingham
KE. Wiswell
8. Armstrong
Portland
Paquin
Biltcliffe
Blakney
Haskins
Massachusetts Avenue
Swett Street
Edward Everett Savare
Wells
H. J
Bald Beats Cooper in Most Meetings This Season Clash
The two have met with Bald prevailing over Cooper 17 times while Cooper wins the remaining meetings. Cooper has not been at his best this season.
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Bald
Cooper
Johnny Murphy Fights Comeback Bid in Boston Bout
Johnny Murphy of Boston returns after more than two years with a two round match against Sammy Kelly of New York. They weighed 118 pounds at Lenox A. C. Murphy showed pluck and endurance, but Kelly controlled the bout and won as spectators applauded Murphy's effort.
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New York
Johnny Murphy
Boston
Sammy Kelly
Lenox A. Co
Murphy
Kelly
Boxing Gossip at Lyceum Hall features stacked welterweight card
The Columbian Rowing Association presents a six round welterweight bout between Joe Horne and Bob Montgomery at Lyceum Hall East Boston with all fighters in top condition promising a fast contest. Bantams Danny Snyder and Kid Lavigne duel while Jim Stone and Jim Beattie clash in six rounds at catchweights.
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The
Columbian Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Joe Horne
Bob Montgomery
New York
Danny Snyder
Kid Lavigne
Jim Stone
John Bell
Joe Horn
New England
Dick Bradly
Walter Lang
Harry Paige
Jimmy Davenport
Larry Hayes
Corker
Billy ‘Troy
Harry Armstrong
Corbett- McCoy
Roby
Dave Sullivan
Greater
New York A. C
George V. Tuohey
Photographer Falls Three Stories at Elevator Shaft
Photographer's assistant T. M. Graevell, 18, of 434 Harrison Avenue, working for Curtis & Campbell, tumbled through an elevator shaft three stories, fracturing the base of the skull and injuring his back. He was taken to Emergency Hospital.
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T. M. Graevell
Curtis & Campbell
Harrison Avenue
Old Fraud Scheme Leads to Arrest of Boston Man Taylor
Inspectors Kelly and Shields arrested Donald A. Taylor age 28 of 69 Pleasant Street on three counts of obtaining money by false pretences. He allegedly fleeced florists and grocers using a roses for change scam, then vanished with payment while sending a boy for the money. He is described as 5 foot 8, 180 pounds, well dressed, from New Hampshire.
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Kelly and Shields
Donald A. Taylor
Pleasant Street
F. W.marsh
Joy Street
Galvin Bros
Norton Bros
Boylston Street
Tayior
A. Smith
Boston Street
Taylor
Wax Bros., Florists
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Donald
Kelly
New Hampshire
Typhoons Hit Japan Wreck Havoc Across Coast
Mail reports severe typhoons across Japan causing widespread devastation. Amusi district floods claim over a hundred lives while Yokohama and Tokio suffer storm damage. Harbor ships Lindhurst and Mario Polo collide. Emily W Whitney wrecked with crew missing. Trinidad and German soldiers saved. Taipeh rainstorm sinks vessels and 170 drown.
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Victoria
B. C
Royal Mail
Empress of India
Amusi
Yokohama
Tokio
Lindhurst
Mario Polo
Emily W. Whitney
Shanghai
Trinidad
Kalochow
Taipeh
Tokio Asahi
Captain Ludlow Takes Command and Discharges Officers
Washington Sept 21 Navy announces Captain N Ludlow will command the Massachusetts. Several volunteer officers receive honorable discharge including Lieutenants L W Bartlett W L Sparks A Burnstein Ensigns W R Dade J Martin H F Fuller R T Moffatt A Bartlett D Pierce T M Shaw C I Kethl and Assistant Surgeons J M Ward Peckham J R Dillon and Assistant Engineers C P Hinckiey J R Daniel.
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Washington
N. Ludlow
Massachusetts
L. W. Bartlett
W. L. Sparks
A. Burnstein
W. R. Dade
J. Martin
H. F. Fuller
R. T. Moffatt
A. Bartlett
D. Pierce
T. M. Shaw
C. I. Kethl
J. M. Ward
Death In Hanover Street Hotel Room With Gas On
A man believed to be Patrick Ford was found dead in his room at the Hotel Ludwick Hanover Street with the gas on. He retired about 1 AM yesterday leaving no message. The body lies at Tinkham's undertakers.
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Patrick Ford
Ludwick
Hanover Street
Tinkham
Fifth Clearing Woods Camp Meade Tells Of Regimental Drills
Fifth Regiment drills took place at Camp Meade in Pennsylvania on September 21 with a large fatigue party clearing adjacent woods. Headquarters may move by week end. An order now bars enlisted men from leaving camp without a pass. Several soldiers were reassigned as nurses and 23 sickness cases were reported, with most minor. The Seventh Ohio departs for home tomorrow. Major General Graham praised the Fifth Regiment for camp cleanliness.
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Camp Meade
Penn
Whitney
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton
E. E. Whitney
Fifth
Thomas W. Kennedy
Levi Vincent, Jr
George H. Nash
Watts Clears Watts's Net Seizes Dozen For Vagrancy
Crowded Watts parade day yields no pickpocket arrests as Chief Watts orders vigilance. Seven suspects booked for vagrancy at 5 pm, including known old-timers John Cronin alias Ma lachi Cronin and William Honrahan alias Tips, photographed with others John W. Jackson Harry Watson Patrick Donovan Frank Gorman and Michael Maher.
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Chief Watts
Watts
John Cronin
Malachi
Cronin
William Honrahan
Tips
John W. Jackson
Harry Watson
East Canton Street
Patrick Donovan
New York
Frank Gorman
Michael Maher
Malden Socialists Denounce Police Actions
The Malden section of the Socialist Labor party denounces the arrest of George R. Pearce, Socialist candidate for Governor, on a charge of disturbing the peace. They condemn police as false representatives of the people, tyrannical and un-American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Socialist Labor Party
George R. Pearce
Bishop Must Remain in Jail Despite Court Overrule
Supreme Court full bench overruled Bishop Henry EB's exceptions in a malpractice indictment dated April 5 1895. He must serve a sentence of seven to thirteen years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Supreme Cour
Henry EB
Probate Notice for Susan F. Hilnry Estate in Chelsea
The Probate Court of Suffolk warns heirs and interested parties that Hiram H. Hilnry seeks letters testamentary for Susan F. Hilnry of Chelsea. A will is presented for probate. citation issued for September 29 at Boston. Publication required weekly for three weeks and mailing notices to interested parties seven days before the hearing.
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Susan F. Hilnry
Chel+ sea
Hiram H, Hilnry
Chelsea
Boston Post
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