Baseball Notes Pennant Series Focuses on Team Play
In a discussion of the pennant race, league teams emphasize collective strategy over single strengths. Brooklyns into Ward’s disciplined control, with catcher signs and varied pitch signaling, aim to outthink opponents while other clubs adapt to more scientific fielding.
Baseball Gossip From The Giants And East Coast Circles
Manager Mutrie is out of sight with admirers of the Giants Jeems will manage the Elmiras this year Boston Unions left for the South Mike eliy is sought by New Yorks Chicagos and Clevelands play hot games at Hot Springs Anson rages over losses Bob Leadley now runs Buffalos Hornung seeks an umpire berth Eastern League Boston club eager for Ju pee Shaw Batian signs with Athletics for second base Boston College nine strong Carroll Van Dyke Brodie Van Der Abe in outfield Fitzgerald Meekin and Gastright projected as key players for Washington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
Soden
Conan
George Billings
George Floyd
Messrs
Conant
John Ward
Brooklyns
Ward
McGunigie
Mac
Bostons
Chicagos
New Yorks
Philadelphias
Mutrie
Giants
Jeems
Elmiras
John Irwin
Boston Unions
South
Powers
Buck Ewing
Mike Eliy
J.C Kennedy
New York
Clevelands
Hot Springs
Anson
Bob Leadley
Detroits
Buffalos
Joe Hornung
Urmpire
Boston
Jupee Shaw
Aan
Batian
Athletics
Boston College
Carroll
van Dyke
Browns
Walter Brodie
van der Abe
Fitzgerald
Meekin
Cyclones
Gastright
Washington
Boston College entrants for morning track events listed
The document lists BC athletes and events for a 10 o'clock meet. It includes names in sprints, distance, jumps, and relays such as Stack, Murray, O Connell, Healey, Bergin, Scannell, Maguire, McKenna, Purcell, Dunn, Hart, and others across mile run, one mile walk, high kick, standing long jump and field events, with teams for relay squads and age groups 92 to 97 noting anchor roles and committee in charge Francis X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
Dasu
Charles F. Stack
William A. Murray
Joseph F. O'Connell
William E. Healey
Maniel L. Healey
Jeremiah A. Cronin
Daniel J. O'Snea
Joseph F. Collins
Thomas J. Casey
John P. Gately
Albert JJ. Gleason
William Hasson
Thomas A. Emmett
William
Stephen A. Bergin
Joseph F. O’connell
Marin J. Hari
Michael J. Scanlan
Francis A. Murray
Joseph C. Drum
Joseph Hart
William J. McKenna
Joseph C. Dunn
Thomasoj. Casey
Albert J. Gleason
William J. Hasson
William H. Walsh
Cornelius P. Murphy
Stephen A Bergen
Parick J. Scannell
Michael F. Maguira
James C. McKenna
Danielk. Nolan
M. Joseph Bart
Francis E. Corbett
Joan J. McCluskey, Jr
John J. Purcell
John J. Hangine
M. Joseph Hart
Martin J. Harty
Stgall J. Scanlan
Michael J
Michael F. Maguire
James
McKenna
Daniel A. Nolan
Francis KE. Corbett
Joan J. McCluskey
Cornelius J. McGillicuddry
James A. Desmond
Michaele Burke
Timothy A. Curtin
Austin E. Doherty
Jeregrep . Conant
Ichael T. O’brien
Edward F. Dows
Francis Crawford
Michael M. White
Francis E. Dowd
John J. Shea
William J
Free wool debate in the House draws crowd and satire
In a meagre House session April 1, lawmakers debated the free wool tariff with speakers from both parties. Mr Cox of Tennessee backed the measure while McRae argued tariff abuses. Mr Watson of Georgia voiced third party views, ridiculed the debate, and mocked rival speeches as Democrats defended free trade in theory but not in practice. The vote and details focused on committee actions and the fate of the wool bill's general debate.
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Wasrineronr
House
Catchings
Mississippi
Committee On Rules
Census Bureau
Wilcox
Connecticut
Cox
Tennessee
Snake
McRae
Arkansas
Mr. Watson
Georgia
Galleres
Dolliver
Mr. Bryan
Nebrasika
Lom Moore
Joe Miller
Mr. Johnson
Indiana
Watson
St. Augustine
Fla
Annapolis
Cherrystone
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Ways and Means
Democratic House
Fifty-first Congress
Seale
McKinley
Ohio
Ménin
Dalizell
McKinsey
Local Athletic Club Elections and Rivalries Amid Cross Country News
Reports on Trimount Athletic Club board vacancies filled by Hopkins Keys and others plus plans for a smoker, tug of war scoring, and upcoming cross country and track events. Mentions Harvard and Somerville activities, a Melrose club, and a Yale A A games lineup with pole vault and high jump entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Keys
John J. Galvin
W. G. Adams
William Hemon
Michael F. Daly
Eugene J. O'Connor
Board of Waragers
Trimount Athletic Club
Jim McCarthy
New York
McCarthy
Columbia
H. Robinson
Natick
Melrose A. O
Cooper
Ames Kaveney
New York U. C
McMackin
Coyne
M. J. Farre
Powers
Jones
E. F. Sullivan
al Swords
John Roberts
Winslow Run
Shawmut Rowing Club
Waters
Harvard
Yale A. A
Crane, Jr
Cartwright
W. B. Kitchen
CG. B. Pinney
E. B. Bloss
B. A. A. Scratch
D. B. Lyman
M.S. Bars
Boxing scraps and match rumors from New York
The column lists bantam and middleweight boxing scraps and planned bouts. Dixon defeats Hornbacker twice and challenges Burns. other fighters like Roche, Dempsey, Moran, Avery, and McGee are in or promoting shows at Riverside, Cooper’s, Park Club, and Dorchester events.
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Eugene Hornbacker
New York Bantam
George Dixon
Bobby Burns
Fred Scott
Ed Roche
Riverside
Facey
T. A. C. Board of Managers
Fitzsimmons
Howard
Austin Gibbons
Manhattan A. C
Eddie Greacon
John Sullivan
Chappie Moran
Eddie Avery
Jack McGee
Ed Binney
Cribb
McInerney
The
Coopers
Hail
Choynski
Parson Davies
New York
Defis
Mike Dempsey
Dr. J. Sullivan
Cooper’s
Jack Williams
Moran-Avery
Johnonie Reagan
Ryan
Needham
Coney Island
Park Club
Saddier
Wrem Dumbrisky
Dorchester Athletic Club
Frightful Mill Ends in Draw After Five Hours
A long prize ring battle between John Worley of Burlington and Jack Davis of Illinois ended in a draw after five hours. The first six rounds and the next twenty were fiercely fought with heavy punishment, and no record was kept after forty rounds as exhaustion set in.
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Burlington
John Worley
Jack Davis
Ilinois
Eastern Storage v0 Chelsea Mass UfSce Everett Ave
Legal notice summary of civil matter involving Eastern Storage against Chelsea Massachusetts UfSce Everett Avenue and H Bock as manager with crossing near Thaleen Depsat GEO referenced.
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Eastern Storage
Chelsea
Mass
UfSce
Everett Ave
Thaleen Depsat
GEO
H. Bock
Glyn Pedl ers A Show Is Settled
A Boston committee on ordinances held a meeting at City Hall to address ped lers grievances linked to the new ordinance. Mayor Matthews and officials debated residency and minor restrictions, permit control by the Board of Health, and possible licensing inspectors while keeping the current permit regime on hold pending subcommittee review.
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Matthews
Babson
Lee
Barry
Common Council
Cutter
Kyle
Boston Pedlers’ Association
Boston
Board of Health
Alderman Lee
Dean Ands. P. Smith
Corporation Counsel
Superintendent of Streets
Board of Police
Committee On
Street Department
Postmaster James Shevlin Dies After Illness
In Sandwich on April 1, Postmaster James Shevlin died after a long illness from Bright's disease. He served eight years in the regular army before the Civil War in the Seventh United States Infantry stationed on the plains in New Mexico and fought in Gettysburg and other engagements. He later served on the Board of Selectmen before resigning to become postmaster, a position tendered by President Cleveland and reappointed under Harrison.
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Sandwich
James Shevlin
Bright
New Mexico
Gettys- Ur
Selectmen
Cleveland
Harrison
Hawthorne and Area Obituaries Notice Board
Hawthorne April 1 notices list deaths and funeral details for residents including Robert Hawthorne, 64, of 134 Rose Street with funeral April 4 at 1 80 pm, and multiple obituaries from Medfield Avon Cambridge Winthrop Saratoga and more for ages ranging from 23 to 88 with brief family notes. includes March dates and burial notes.
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James Arthur Jennison
Jamies
Carrie W. Jennison
Macconnell
Winthrop
Frank
John
Sarah A. MacConnell
Eahhy
Saratoga
N. Y
Sally W. Oakey
William F. Oakey
New York City
South
Boston
Emeline L
Albert E. Goodwin
Hildreth
Abel C. Hildreth
Thompson
Ashmont
F .S. Thompson
Israel Trask
Gloucester
Baldwin
Everett
Sarah
Charles Baldwin
Diblois
New York
John T. Veblois
Hats For All Men By Finn and Kelley of Bowdoin Square
Hats makers Finn and Kelley of Bowdoin Square claim to tailor hats to fit any head size or unusual head shapes. Their business prides itself on stylish hats at moderate prices, attracting Boston’s prominent citizens including statesmen, politicians, sportsmen, and fashionable gentlemen.
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Finn & Kelley
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Alms House Fire Sparks Governance Tensions
In Gardner in March 81 a fire at the almshouse occurred at 3 o clock on the final day of Superintendent Mer H. Proctor's term. The board of Poor Overseers had recently discharged him, fueling talk of strife with over seers and a member, Charles Whitney, who had received threatening letters.
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Bock Og
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Funny Watson
Mr. Palzell
Baseball Competiton
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Hoston
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Philadelphia
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Greene
Niss E. Durrell
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Champlain, N. Y
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Aught
Hopson
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Fort Meadow
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Tremont Row
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J. W. Newell
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Charlotte A. Adams
Betcekan
J. Newman & Sons
Trement St
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Cone
Ariemne
PaoLucch
Deman & Small
Boylston
Real Estates
James V. Devine
Globe Building
James Y. Devine
Globe Bnes
Sagres Free
Honney
Malden
Medord
Maplewood
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Geo. W. Sargent
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E. A. Stevens, Jr
Union’ Street
Wellesley
Cepp
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Pemberton Sq
Dorchester
Brook Ay
Alfred Blanchard
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Court St
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Washington St
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Roxbury
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Mattapan
Melrose
Randolph
West End
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Swampscott
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CG. E. & W. Parsons
Exchange Building
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Stuation
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Norway Iron Works
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Wan
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Cambridgeport
J. Gilchrist
Winter St
City
Frank Harrison
Omng Lavy
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Robert Webb & CO
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Edward
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Huntington Aq
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Joseph Come H & Bon
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HUB Furniture CO
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Shawiout
Hancock St
State House
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New House
Columbus Av
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J. W. Powers
Washington Street
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J. D. Crocker's
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Green St
W. H. Cole
Hanover St
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Charlestown
James Shay
Travers St
P. G
Rawson & CO
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R. d. Butcher & CO
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Union Car« Pet Cleaning CO
Cambridge St
Commonwealth Loan CO
Meat Loan CO
John Hutson
Isaac Pitman
Edding Bells
Tremont Sr
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Cal
Miller
Everett, Hallett, Davis & Co
Woodward and Brown
Washington Sr. Ca
C. Alford
Wilton
Howard St
Cambridge
Rygvo
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Apply Op
C. A. Covbin
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St. Botolph St
Back Bay
A. T. Plerce
Winder
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Jurgensen
Stem
Ha Price
McDonald
Atlantic Ag
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John Harklott
Singer
G. H. Pigott
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C. A. Gree
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