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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1901

Page

3

Auction boxes for Horse Show at Leonard's rooms

Boxes for the Horse Show sale begin at 3:30 p m at Leonard's Bromfield street auction rooms. Box 49 replaces Box 34 as top choice with an upset price of 100 dollars. Six tickets grant admission to all performances. box office opens 9 a m to 6 p m.

Leonard’s Bromfield Street Thomas Lawson Jack Gardner Lawson Mechanics’ Building George F. Amory Khartoun Francis Peabody, Jr Camboo Harry G. Vaughn Virginia William E. Bright N. W. Rice Ruppert John Collins T. W. Rice Tornado Adam Beck Lord Ranalagh Lady Falcone Fellow V. C. Mathers Miss Drake Miss Loudon Welcome George Piper Rosebury Glenmore Howard Willets Heather Bloom Cissie Crow Samuel D. Warren Richard Rice Parrett Helene Dancroft Olivia Thorndike Donatus E. D. Paul Pierre Lorrilard H. V. Colt, Jr Roderick Thayer Edward Grew Dudley Scott George Lee Charles R. Sturgis George B. Pierce Joseph Black Horatio Hathaway, Jr Charles W. Dabney Frederick Warren

Baseball League Fight Between National and American Circuits

The piece explains the ongoing conflict between the National and American Leagues, detailing league origins, city grounds investments, and rejected terms in the national agreement. It lists city clubs, presidents, and managers on both sides, highlighting the reserve-rule breakdown and player movements amid the dispute.

Johnson National League Boston James Collins Philadelphia Connie Mack Baltimore John McGraw Washington James Manning Chicago Charles Comiskey Cleveland James McAleer Detroit George Stallings Milwaukee Hugh Duffy Frank G. Selee Brooklyn Edward Hanlon William Shettsline New York George Davis T. J. Loftus Cincinnati John McPhee St. Louis Patrick Donovan Pittsburg Fred Clarke

Boxing Gossip Highlights Johnny Eckhardt's Boston Visit

Boston welcomed John P. Eckhardt a renowned boxing official with a national reputation. The report notes his roles from New York Journal editor to Coney Island Athletic Club referee and his ties to Nouroulah the giant wrestler Terrible Turk and other stars. An upcoming sparring tournament at Boston Athletic Association Back Bay and possible matchups involving Sally Smith Billy Gardner Tim Hegarty and Thrank Erne are previewed.

Boston John P. Eckhardt A& Square New York Journal Peter Donohue The Recorder P. Jay Johnny Eckhardt al Smith Coney Coney Island John Y. McKane Alec Greggains Buffalo Costello East Eckhardt Mississippi Myers A. C Albany Combine of Powers and Kennedy Michael Martin Julian Nouroulah Johnny Ernest Roeber Old Howard Business Men's Athletic Club John Connors New York Sally Smith Billy Gardner John Graham Boston A. A Back Bay Institution Graham Robert H. Baker Baker McGovern Big Jim Kennedy San Fracisco Oscar Gardner Tim Hegarty Erne John

Yale Freshman Nine Names New Leader Chittenden

Yale Freshman baseball selects H. Chittenden of Washington D. C. as captain. The pitcher and shortstop is reported to lead the nine in the coming season at Yale.

YALE New Haven Conn H. "Chittenden

Donohue Buys Half Interest in Colorado Springs Team

Tim Donohue former Chicago National League catcher has bought a half interest in the Western League club of Colorado Springs and will serve as the regular catcher for the team in the 1930 season.

Donohue Colorado Springs Col Tim Donohue Chicago

Busy Boston rowing season foreseen with school crews and four corner race

The Charles hosts a promising rowing season as Boston clubs organize schoolboy crews and possible boats for regattas on June 17 and late May. Maguire Ten Eyck Whitehead Greer challenge the current champion Ten Eyck in a anticipated four man race. The Bradford and Jeffries Point clubs boost activity while Riversides regain interest and junior eights form for New England regatta competition.

The Charles Boston New England Union Boat Club Chestnut Street Maguire Bradford Boat Club Ten Buck Ten Eyck Whitehead Greer Jeffries Point Rowing Association Bradfords Bradford Riversides Jeffries Point Greer Brothers Columbian Rowing Association St. Alphonsus A.A Jim Fox St. Joseph

Roxbury Irish Language School Session At Mission Church

Large turnout at the Irish Language School session held yesterday afternoon at the Mission Church parochial school rooms from 8 to 6 p m. Chief teacher Daniel P. O Callaghan led classes with John Donoghue and Timothy McInerney assisting. At 6:30 the chief convened the class and a program followed with selections by John Donoghue Miss Sullivan Timothy McInerney Mrs Scannell Frank Callaghan Peter Watson and D P O Callaghan.

Mission Church Daniel P. O’callaghan John Donoghue Timothy McInerney Sullivan Timothy McInerney Scannell Frank Callaghan Peter Watson D. P. O'Callaghan

Magnates vow to curb rivals amid Boston club bribery denials

Treasurer Billings of the Boston National League Club denies a Sunday Sun story claiming a $60,000 bribe and a 1902 franchise deal to lure Somers from the American League. He cites Dineen deal specifics and says no compromise on contracts with Collins and Stahl, while outlining steps tied to the Lajoie case.

Billings Boston Boston Triumvirs Mr. Somers Somers Touraine Selec Mn Billings Dineen Syracuse Soden Conant Freeman Barry Mr. Billings Duffy Worcester Collins Stahl Lajoie Philadelphia Selee Norfolk Long

Cadets Aim High With Four Big Opponents Next Season

West Point announces a loaded next season schedule with Yale Harvard Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania slated as opponents. Former Harvard captain Daly joins recruits from North Carolina and Ann Arbor as a big guard. Coaching will feature Daly Brooke Waters and Butterworth from several top schools with Lieutenant Leon B Kramer named head coach.

West Point N. Y Army Yale Harvard Princeton University of Pennsylvania Daly University of North Carolina Ann Arbor Brooke Pennsylvania Waters Butterworth Leon B. Kramer

Cornell Refuses Ten Eyck as Coach of All Scullers

A petition by J N Francis to have Ten Eyck coach all singles at Cornell and for Francis to represent the university at Poughkeepsie under Ten Eyck was denied. The athletic council upheld Courtney as the navy committee coach for all crew candidates, deeming his services satisfactory.

Ithaca N. Y J. N. Francis Athletic Council King James A. Ten Eyck Cornell Francis Poughkeepsie Ten Kyck Courtney Navy

Old Belfry Leads In Candle Pin Bowling Standings

The Mystic Valley candle pin series sees Old Belfry leading with Arlington Boat Club Calumet and Medford close behind. Paul of the Battery tops individual averages at 93 with Fox at 89. Ducker leads in several high marks as Dedham takes the New Century League lead over Dorchester Centrals.

Massachusetts Newton Mystic Valley Old Belfry Arlington Boat Club Calumet Medford Paul Battery Fox Ducker Sumner Chile Connor Jamaica Sullivan Columbus Eden Oedees Larkin Seifert, Institute Ieee Brennan Welch Dedham Dorchester Centrals Old Belfry Club Calumet Club Eee Ennee Medford Club Charlestown Club A. A Ewer Reed Cass Littlefield Pee Etreee Purrington Clumet Club Benjamin Homer Siva Bea Peabody Kinaman Charlestown Institutes Sumner Ee Ener Jamaica Seeeee Columbus Eee Institute Brookside Eee Warren i Murray & Irwin Carruth Receeden Ees St. James Shawmut Eee Jefferson Webster Jameson Rouse E. Harriman Shawmut Sheafe Boylston Wilby Boyston Hedge Rouse, Murray & Irwin Carruth Sere Eee Harriman Carrut Ee Boutty Eee Sheafe, Boylston Burns, Meyers Eeetere Williams, Webster

Gaelic School session in Brockton grows language interest

About seventy attendees, many fluent in Irish, gathered at Hibernian Hall Brockton for Gaelic School instruction led by P J O Daly of Boston after M J Hallihan opened the meeting. Jeremiah Shaw of the Brighton School and O Daly directed classes from 3 to 5 30 with weekly Sunday sessions announced.

Brockton Gaelic School of Hibernian Hall Ward Street M. J. Hallihan Gaelic League P. J. O'Daly Bostion Jeremiah Shaw Brighton Boston

Rummage Sale Planned by Roxbury Hospital Auxiliary

The Woman's Auxiliary of New England Baptist Hospital plans a rummage sale to replenish its free bed fund. Goods from Boston area donors will be collected for sale April 15 to April 2, with the venue announced April 13.

The New England Baptist Hospital Parker Hill Avenue Roxbury Boston Ruggles Street Warsust

Gaelic Session At Franklin School In Boston

A large enthusiastic Gaelic session was held at the 614 Franklin School 1151 Washington Street Boston. Classes led by Messrs Griffin O Sullivan and Collins were unusually large with President Thomas J Griffin in charge. Supervised exercises included Messrs Mitzwilliam Fineran O Rourke and others.

Boston Franklin School Washington Street Thering Messie

Massive Sunday raid nets fifty six gamblers in Lynn

In Lynn on March 31 police halted a large gambling den at Union Street room on the second floor. Fifty six men were arrested after a rush for back windows, with one injured man later treated at a hospital. Several suspects used false names and most were bailed awaiting Police Court action.

Lynn Burches James Smith Ynn

Drug Clerks Plan Annual Ball in Paine Memorial Hall

The Drug Clerks' Benevolent Association met in Appleton Hall and finalized plans for their annual ball to be held in Paine Memorial Hall next Monday night. President Charles E. Rolland presided.

Drug Clerks’ Benevolent Association Appleton Hall Paine Memorial Hall Charles E. Rolland

Boston Beef Handlers Meet to Strengthen Union

The beef handlers of Boston gathered in Woodbury Hall to reinforce the Beef Handlers' Union chartered by the American Federation of Labor. Frank McCarty, Regent of the State branch of the A F L, and Richard Garrity, president of the Boston Central Labor Union, spoke.

Boston Woodbury Hall American Federation of Labor Frank McCarty Rcegent A. F. of L Richard Garrity Boston Central Labor Union

Union Meeting of Machinists and Weavers in Machinists Hall

About two hundred members of the Yandlers' Union met in Machinists' Hall yesterday afternoon to perfect the organization. The meeting was addressed by several well known labor men.

Rei Hte Yandlers’ Union Machinists’ Ll

Cambridge Teamsters Host Open Meeting Aimed at Expansion

The Teamsters' Union of Cambridge held an open meeting yesterday to recruit new members. Courty of Richard Garrity addressed the gathering.

Teamsters’ Union of Cambridge

Somerset Associates Ball Set for April Twelfth

The eleventh annual ball of the Somerset Associates of South Boston will be at Bethesda Hall on April 12. The committee, led by Alderman Norton, promises a socially and financially big event. the group traces to 1888 and includes Ward 14 Councilman J F O Hara and numerous local officials and former officials.

Somerset Associates South Boston Bethesda Hall J. F. O'Hare J. J. Norton W. S. Mallary E. L. Loan J. J. Eevens, Jr Baldwin H. F. Naphen D. J. Gleason Ww. P. Hickey George A. Done Alderman Norton

Mother Goose to Reappear at Tremont Theatre Saturday

The daily Tremont Theatre production Mother Goose will be performed again next Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Tremont to meet high demand. Producers decided an additional show will satisfy admirers of the play.

Tremont Theatre

Reception to Snyman at Tremont Temple Friday Night

United Irish Societies met to plan a Tremont Temple reception for Commandant Snyman of the Boer army on Friday evening April 19 in honor of Parrots' Day. General P A Collins will speak and many tickets were distributed.

United Irish Societies Snyman Tremont Temple P. A. Collins

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