Bidding at Horse Show Again Fails to Live Up to Hype
At yesterday’s auction for horse show boxes, bidding was muted. B Nason Hamlin of Boston bought Box 49 for 26 dollars premium, Charles C. Clapp secured Box 53 for 190, and G W Gall took multiple boxes. The event drew about 150 attendees as Box 70 remained unsold and several boxes were purchased with premiums ranging from 240 to 280 dollars for large groupings.
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B. Nason Haimlin
Boston
Heen D. Jordan
G. F. Wadsworth
Sean
Thomas W. Lawson
Hamlin
Wadsworth
G. W. Gall
Lawson
Gall
Frank C. Herrick
Geo Gall
J. Montmery Sears
George BlLsins
George Gall
K. L
T. Dennie Boardman
A. Tang
Wenesssesseves
F. Wadsworth
G. EF
F. R Uding
L. BE. Oh Brown
Frank
Herrick
Es Sortwell
G. x
D. Nason Hamlin
George S. Mandell
B. We Tel
C. . Paine
Ceeeremobeses
L. Ce Whiting
Attenste
H. S
Ot Potter
C. Herrick
N. I. Bowditch
H. C. Aldrich
W. Lane Eeevenesessere
W. F. Kelleeeeeeseeese
C J Connelly
G. R. Kelly
Anthony
H. Maynard
J. Ae Forbes
G. Ereeesesses
J Walker
Boston Nine Opens Spring Practice In Charlottesville Camp
Captain Jimmy Collins leads twelve players in a light workout at the YMCA grounds in Charlottesville Virginia with plans for two daily sessions and games against the University of Virginia the coming Friday and Saturday. Several new and returning players including Dowd Freeman Stahl and McLean report with others hoped to join. Cy Young trains at Hot Springs while McKenna Kellum and others are ordered to report. Collins aims to schedule additional matches and keep the team together until the season opener.
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Charlottesville
Jimmy
Collins
Tommy’’ Dowd
Buck” Freeman
Stahl
Hemphill
Jones
McCarthy
Kane
Connor
Mitchell
Yapp
Schrockengost
McLean
Cuppy
Criger
West
Parent
Ferris
Cy” Young
North
Hot Springs
Ark
Somers
McKenna
Cleveland
Kellum
Indianapolis
Freeman
McLee
Cambridge
Schreckengost
Chick” Stahl
Chick
Petersburg
Tommy” Dowd
University of Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Colts
Selec
Philadelphia
Washington
Selee
Boston Nationals
Norfolk
Ream
Clermont Hotel
Boston Brotherhood Nine of
Faulkner Emerges as Promising New Pitcher for Boston
Norfolk April 1 Boston roster arrives for spring practice under manager Frank Selee. Selee names 17 players including Faulkner, DeMontreville, Genie, and DeMontreville. early workouts behind gates at Norfolk park show Faulkner's surprising speed and curve. Possible early-season positions include Lowe at third and Genie DeMontreville at second as Barry sharpens left-handed batting. Games set with Yale next Saturday and Virginia North Carolina League clubs all week.
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Norfolk
Frank Selee
Boston
Nichols
Long
Lowe
Hamilton
Tenney
Barry
Kittredge
Moran
Pittenger
Brooks
Brown
Crolius
Gammon
Faulkner
Genie
Lee DeMontreville
Dineen
Monticello
Selee
Delaware
Joe DeMontreville
Genle
Genie DeMontreville
Bostons
Yale
Virginia-North Carolina League
Forty five men report for preliminary Soldiers Field football practice
Captain Campbell led a 45 man squad at Soldiers Field for a light practice. Charlie Daly aided, with John Jence and Bill Reid helping as coaches later. football knowledge showed rust as fumbles drew groans.
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Campbell
Soldiers Field
Esterday
Charlie Daly
Catain
John Jence
Bill Reid
C. Sargent
Roagonen
L. Daly
Vee
Noyes
Motle
Stinson trains hard for April 19 cycling race showdown
Will Stinson pushes thirty miles daily around Charles River Park aiming to win the April 19 race against Nelson and Walthour. He plans to emulate Nelson’s straight wins and then contest the Providence hour paced championship, with track size a debated factor among promoters and riders.
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Will Stinson
Wators
Charles River Park
Nelson
Walthour
Providence
Stinson
N. C. A. Board of Control
Engiyiciee
Medfield
Joe Currie
C. L. Kimball
Kimball
Nat
Frank Butler
Eveiane
Bornatels
Oscar Hedstrom
Springfield
Charles S. Henshaw
Hedstrom
Harry Caldwell
Fred Hoyt
Henshaw
N. C. A. Grand Circuit
Board of Control
Pitiewats
American Bicycle Company
New Racing Association
Newark
Orlando Stevens
San Jose
Free consults offered for chronic diseases at Tremont street
A Boston advertisement claims Dr. Liverpool can locate and describe any disease without examination or prior knowledge and offers a one week free consultation at 360 Tremont Street. It lists thousands of cures across many conditions and notes medicines are provided free during treatment. Office hours are daily with Sunday access.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Sone
Boston
Seventeenth Annual New England Kennel Club Show Opens
This morning at 10 o clock Mechanics Hall hosts the seventeenth annual beach show by the New England Kennel Club. A large entry with 800 dogs benched promises a notable event with many special prizes alongside regular awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Kennel Club
Mechanics’ Hall
Reconciliation My McCoy and O Rourke Shock Boxing World
Norman reveals no firm decision yet on Kid McCoy and Tom O Rourke teaming up for a year as manager and fighter. He notes McCoy writes of improving his interests, while Benton discusses possible motives, friendship, and lingering rivalries. Boxing card at clubhouse ends in two draws with Flavin Haley and McDermott Walcott.
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Kid McCoy
Tom O’rourke
Post
McCoy
New York
Ben
Tom O’ Rourke
Hyen
Boston
O’rourke
Saratoga
Norman
Nature
Maurice Kelly
Benton
O’ Rourke
Gans Defeats Flaherty In Fourth Round Bout
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Martin Flaherty of Lowell in the fourth round of a scheduled twenty round match. Flaherty failed to land a solid punch and was knocked down twice before his corner stopped the fight. Referee George Mantz oversaw the bout.
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Baltimore
Joe”’ Gans
Baltimore Tonight
Martin Flah
Erty
Lowell
Mass
Flaherty
George Mantz
Harvard Freshman Baseball Schedule Released
The Harvard freshman baseball schedule lists games against Arlington High School in Cambridge on April 22, Brookline High School in Cambridge on April 24, Newton High School in Cambridge on April 30, Boston Latin School in Cambridge on May 1, Harvard Second Nine in Cambridge on May 2, Groton School in Groton on May 4, Hopkinson School in Cambridge on May 7, St. Mark's School in Southboro on May 11, Exeter on May 15 with venue TBA, Hotchkiss School in Lakeville Connecticut on May 18, Andover in Andover on May 22, and Yale teams in New Haven on May 25 and Cambridge on June 1.
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Harvard
Whice
Arlington High School
Camridge
Aril
Brookline High School
Newton High School
Cambridge
Boston Latin School
Harvard Second Nine
Gr@ton School
Groton
Hopkinson School
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Exeter
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Andover
Yale
New Haven
Worcester Inquest Finds Cause of Mrs McKee Death
Judge Samuel Ua finds Mrs. Clara McKee died March 24 from effects of an operation performed by Mary Schofield. Schofield is already under bonds for the grand jury in this case.
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Worcester
Samuel Ua
Clara McKee
Mary Schofield
Three Good Bouts at Business Men's Athletic Club
The Business Men's Athletic Club hosted three competitive bouts showcasing local fighters. Spectators saw decisive wins by notable competitors, highlighting the club's rising talent and active schedule.
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Flavin
Haley
Business Men’s Athletic Club
Business Men's Athletic Club
Boxing rivalry sparks chatter between Davenport and Fraser in England
Boston boxers Davenport and Fraser feud over claimed win in England. Fraser seeks bigger purses for a match, reports racing and dog winnings, and notes Davenport's five-week Liverpool engagement. Letter from Jack Fraser and Davenport discuss plans, possible meeting in England, and past contest rumors.
Its Marvellous Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Sold Here
A Boston Daily Post notice touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy for kidney bladder and uric acid troubles. It claims modern science links many diseases to kidney disorders and offers free samples by mail along with a book and testimonials. It promotes available fifty cent and one dollar bottles at drug stores.
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The
Post
Boston “Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp-Root
Trap Shooters Begin Ninth Annual Tourney at Interstate Park
New York April 1 Eighty to ninety top marksmen from the United States and Canada gathered at Interstate Park casino for the ninth annual trap shooting tournament opening. A strong northwest wind aided the birds as contestants from R A Welch of this city and J G Messner of Pittsburg were absent. Tod Gloan showed effort at the traps while J A R Elliott led the opening events with 17 of 20 hits. Prize money totaled for the first day with 81 of 136 in eight birds and 20 of 151 in twelve birds scoring straight. Opening events paid 321.90 to each winner. other scores earned 45.79 and 4.30 respectively. Tomorrow features the Natural Powder handicap of 16 birds with $19 entry.
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New York
United States
Canada
Interstate Park
R. A. Welch
J. G. Messner
Pittsburg
Thomas A. Marshall
Keithsburg
Ill
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
C. R. Dickey
Wellington
Mass
E. D. Fulford
Utica
H. D. Bates
Ridgton
Ontario
Tom Murray
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Interstate Association
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
Elliott
Tod Gloan
le Roy
Campello
C. F. Tambert
Lynn
Borough of Queens
Caimpello
B. W. Claridge
New Haven
Conn
Lawson Quits Turf After Entering Only One Horse
Thomas W. Grawson retires from the turf for now, keeping Loralma as his sole runner this year. He has forty in training across Baltimore Charter Oak and Louisville and plans to move them to his South Shore farm once paddocks are ready. The move follows speculation about his role in yacht racing this season.
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Thomas W. Grawson
Loralma
Meadville
Detroit
Cleveland
Syracuse
Lawson
Boralma
Baltimore
Charter Oak
Louisville
South Shore
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T. W. Lawson
Jack Gardner
George Gaeeenses
George Gawfy
George Eeeeeeenere
Mizsa Whitney
St. Bernards
J. M. Taylor
J. J. Lynn
James Mortimer
J. M
Taylor
Gordon
W. W. Caswell
Boston Terriers
Tremont St
Elmer Chickering
Cracksman, JR
James H. McManus
Dorchester
Tom O'Rourke
Kid-Mcoy
O'Rourke
Here
John Flavin
Spike Haley
Oe Buckley
George Darcy
Fred Martin
Darcy
Martin
Colby McDermott
Billy Walcott
Chickering
Gans
Martin Flaherty
M’coy
England
Jimmy Davenport
Jack Fraser
Davenport
Fraser
America
Ben Jordan
Alhambra
Dr. Eliott
Chambers Street
London
National Sporting Club
Nahant
Crescent
Macon’’ McCormick
Macon
Fitz
Bill Daly
Bill
Choynski
Mhat
Choyasi
Phil Warren
Don Desmond
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Desmond
Kid Broad
Billy Gardner
Jack C
South Boston
Tommy West
Joe Walcott
Figg. W. D
Tom King
Jem Mace
Charles Dacre
Joe Flaherty
West Hind
Paddy Duffy
Thomas Je
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Trap Shooters
North America
Tod Sloan
Steves
H. Newman & Son
Washington St
School St
Poralma
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