Dolan Laid to Rest in Arlington Cemetery Team Mates Bearers
J Harry Dolan was laid to rest in St Pauls cemetery Arlington today. Team-mates from the Boston National League club carried the casket with mourning relatives present. Funeral services were at St Josephs Somerville with a high mass by Rev F J Ryan. Many clubs sent floral tributes and dignitaries attendance included Fred Tenney and George Dovey among others.
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Ory” Dolan
Arlington Cemetery
James F. Woods
Roxbury
Dolan
Boston
Fred ‘Senney
Irving Young
David Brain
Thomas Needham
P. J. Flaherty
A. M. Bridwell
Boston National Club
Boston Americans
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Messrs
Donlin, Dahlen and Seymour
New York Giants
John Dovey
George Dovey
Hugh Duffy
Fly Casting Sets New Marks at Sportsmen Show
The Sportsmen's Show features record fly casting results in the novice and 75-foot classes. F W Hill, age 16, wins the 75-foot class with 85 feet 3 inches, while Laurence D. Chapman takes the 10-foot class with 85 feet 3 inches and A R Brown is runner-up.
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F. W. Hill
Maine
Oquessoc
Rangeley
Edward J. Prince
Ottawa
Prince
Frank William Kane
Massachusetts
Laurence D. Chapman
A. R. Brown
Frank West
F. A. Niccolis, Jr
H. L. Welch
Yale Coach Struck In Eye In Game Incident
Yale coach William L. Lush was hit in the eye by a missile hurled by a boy and may lose sight in that eye. Teammate Fred Tennant suffered a fractured leg after being kicked by a horse drawing the omnibus. The Yale party continued home without them.
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Washington
Yale
William L. Lush
Cleveland Americans
Fred Tennant
Tennant
Huton and Valladolid Bowl for Second Prize at Somerset Alleys
Huton council and Valladolid council teams will roll off for second prize at Somerset Alleys this evening. Knights in Boston and vicinity draw great interest and are expected to attract a large audience of rooters.
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Huton Council
Valladolid Council
Somerset
Knights
Boston
Harvard Lacrosse Names Captains for Seniors and Freshmen
Co. E. Marsters was yesterday elected captain of the Harvard senior lacrosse team. F. C. Alexander won the captaincy of the freshmen.
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Co. E. Marsters
Harvard
F. C. Alexander
Lou Dillon Trial Reveals $5000 Bribe Offer in Turbulent Match
Millard Sanders, former trainer of Lou Dillon, testified in a case by Memphis Trotting Association to recover the gold cup won by Major Delmar in 194. Sanders recalled hearing Smathers offer $5000 to fix the race at Lexington and Memphis. He said he refused to participate and noted Lou Dillon appeared fit on race day despite the alleged pressure. The court adjourned after cross examination.
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New York
Millard Sanders
Lou Dillon
Memphis Trotting Association
E. KE. Smathers
Major Delmar
George W. Spear
Smathers
Ed Sanders
Hilliard
Lexington
Icky
Memphis
Detmar
Edward Sanders
Sanders
Tie
Delmar
Sanders Court
Criger Returns to Fitness After Reds Absence
Elkhart Ind April 2 Lou Criger star catcher of the Boston Americans was absent from the Cincinnati games amid reports of illness. He is here fit and spent time with his wife and children then duck hunting and expects to rejoin the team Saturday with a game in Columbus Sunday.
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Elkhart
Ind
Lou Criger
Boston Americans
Criger
Columbus
Ohio
West Baden
Stahl
Fort Wayne
Pop Smith Narrates Fielder Jones Breakout Route
Co M Pop Smith recalls guiding a struggling Binghamton team to first place after a transfer and recommending Fielder Jones later known as Farmer Jones. Smith details Jones early fielding struggles, Burns interest, and Jones securing a pro career with Hornellsville Providence and Eddie Murphy also on the roster.
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The
Post
Manager Jones
Chicago White Sox
Fast Company
Rochester
N. Y
Jack Chapman
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Jones
Farmer Jones
Tom Burns
Springfield
Scranton
Pop
Tom
Burns
Jack Dunn
Providence
Eddie Murphy
Co. M
Smith
Wigglesworth Will Puzzle From Nineteenth Century Boston Probate
The dying wish of Thomas Wigglesworth of Boston, dated November 17 1892, names nephews Tadward and George Wigglesworth and Henry S Grew as executors with no bond. The accompanying petition lists next of kin including nieces Mary Pickering Henrietta Fitz and grand nephews ward Wigglesworth. Citation returns April 15 for letters testamentary to Henry S Grew.
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Thomas Wigglesworth
Boston
Park Street
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Tadward Wigglesworth
George Wigglesworth
Said Hoston
Henry Sturgis Grew
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Commonwealth
A. D
Milton
Jane S. Grew
Mary G. Pickering
Henrietta G. Fitz
Thenrietta W. Porter
Whdward Wigglesworth
Henrys. Grew
Reds rout Boston Americans in opener of Dayton series
Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 2 at home to claim their first win of the season as Davis Kruger and Tiemeyer led a two run first inning and the Reds added five in later frames. Coakley allowed three runs on six hits in five innings while Mason, Glaze, and Killian struggled with control. Boston injuries sidelined Barrett and Ferris as they left for Dayton.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Boston Americans
Ganzel
Mitchell
Cap
Coakley
Mason
Hank O’day
Mike Mowrey
Davis
Hoey
Boston
Mowrey
Bostons
Charley Wagner
Fred Parent
Jimmy Barrett
Buck Freeman
Hobe _ Ferris
Sullivan
Harris
Ferris
Dayton
Kane
Kruger
Unglam
Hank O'Day
Beantown
Carrigan
Glaze Tooth
Tiemeyer
Huggins
Lefty Davis
Killian
Glaze
Memeyer
Unglaub
Incinnati
O'Day
Serene
Enone
Enee
Mitchell R
McLean
Reese
Seeeere
Penn
Boston AB. R. BH. PO
Barrett
Freeman
Collins
Reer
Ferris Bef
Wagner
Eose
Corrigan
Silver Flint Never Wore A Glove In Game
Captain Anson recalls catcher Silver Flint in the early 1880s who caught fast pitching without a glove. Flint’s hands were described as gnarly and strong, with rheumatism never hindering his ability to catch, even prompting a trial with a buckskin mitt that was rejected mid inning.
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Silver Flint
Anson
Spalding
Harvard Penn row controversy and other sports notes
The piece comments on Harvard and Penn disputes over insults and sports conduct, the Williams-Dartmouth clash, and reactions from rivals. It mentions coach Hurry Up Yest and his limited focus on football from September to November, plus local sailing history with the 21-foot Chioris and current Lakewood Yacht Club boats. It ends with Gene Connelly returning to the Exeter prep school and resuming practice with his team.
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Harvard
Penn
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Shoes reward big league home run hitters across grounds
The 1907 season saw 106 pairs of Regal shoes awarded for home runs on five grounds Boston New York and Brooklyn sites. Stahl led Boston with four pairs, Ferris Wallace Knight among others earned pairs, while 18 other players won one pair each. Cy Seymour and others on the Polo Grounds collected 18 pairs.
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New York
Boston Americans
Ferris
Wallace
St. Louis
Knight
Phillies
Brain
Boston Nationals
Schlei
Cincinnatis
Howard
Karger
Wagner
Tenney
New York American
Brooklyn National Grounds
Polo Grounds
Cy Seymour
School crews return to water amid rough Channel conditions
Schoolboy crews practiced on the Channel with Legate, Volkmann, and Stone in the morning and Boston Latin under Captain Joe Daley and Noble & Greenough in the afternoon. Both boats shipped water, but Noble showed excellent form and smooth rowing despite the choppy water.
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Legate School
Volkmann
Stone School
Boston Latin
Joe Daley
Noble & Greenough
Noble’s
Squires Arrives April 16 for San Francisco Bout
Australia heavyweight Bill Squires is due in San Francisco on April 16 and promoters expect a big boxing boom. Tommy Burns appears the likely first opponent, with Jeffries possibly lured from retirement by a large purse and other contenders like Jack Sullivan or Jack O'Brien considered if Jeffries declines.
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Bill Squires
Australia
San Francisco
Squires
Tommy Burns
Jeffries
Jack
Sockalexis Signs to Play for Bangor Ball Team
Louis Sockalexis, once a baseball wonder, spoke with Bangor manager Fred Paige in Bangor Maine and signed a contract to play for the Bangor club before returning to Indian Island.
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Sockalexis
Bangor
Louis Sockalexis
Fred Paige
Indian Island
Local Boxing Night Promises Big Card At Lymansville
A large crowd will watch Charley Sieger of Hoboken against Jimmy Briggs of Chelsea in a 15 round bout at the Standard Athletic Club in Lymansville Rhode Island tonight. Both fighters boast strong training and a bout billed as the best in Lymansville since boxing began there. Preliminary bouts include Jim Barnes versus Carl Busch in wrestling and Gus Dumond versus Fritz Hansen in boxing. Local boxers Talbot and Londin clash for bantam honors, with other wrestlers and a police badge rumor adding color to the evening.
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Charley Sieger
Hoboken
N. J
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Standard Athletic Club
Lymansville
R.I
Millers
Briggs
Jimmy Hanlon
Kid McDonald
Sieger
Iron Man
New England
Gans
Britt
Providence
Jim Barnes
Springfield
Carl Busch
Germany
North Street
Salem
Barnes
Gus Dumond
Fritz Hansen
Fritz
Gus
Young Talbot
Young Londin
Dick Fleming
Belfield Walcott
Billy Connary
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Nationals Beat Americans In City Series Game
St Louis Nationals defeated the Americans 6 to 2 in the third game of a seven game city championship series. The Nationals lead the series 2 to 1.
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ST. Louis
Local clubs seek youth teams for season across Boston area
A long list of clubs announces junior squads with age ranges from 12 to 19, contact names and addresses in Chelsea Boston Dorchester Roslindale and surrounding towns. Several groups plan away and home games beginning April 19 with strong amateur and semi pro talent noted.
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Wenonah Club
G. Blackburn
Eliot Street
Milton
Roslindale
Oakwoods
Dorchester
J. Gillen
Norfolk Street
King Square Stars
J. Burden
Centre Street
Everetts
E. C. Thayer
Drummond Avenue
Everett
Echo A. C
Farley
Boston Street
Lynn
Lavalle
Atwood & McManus
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Winn A. A
Woburn
W. J. Mooney
Franklin Street
Wood Mill
Lawrence
Boston
Frank S. Lawson
Wood Mills
Washington Baseball Club
William Caldwell
Washington Street
Quincy
Minot
A. C
Kelly
Wall Street
City
Longwoods
J. McGrady
Calumet Street
Roxbury
Glendale
C. Hannaford
North Attleboro
J. W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Myrtles
E. Hartigan
D Street
South Boston
Boston & Maine Clerks
F. W. Whittemore
Causeway Street
Huron A. C
W. Langley
Gainsboro Street
Adam
Arsenal Street
Watertown
Unipe
C. Carroll
Cedar Street
Walam
Westville A
Chase
Westville Street
Christ Church
EE. Sullivan
Broadway
Cambridge
Clifton A. C
Breton
H. J. Plain
Gore Street
Fort Warren
Adna G. Clarke
Georgetown Edges Yale 2 1 Behind Cantwell Pitching
Georgetown defeated Yale 2 to 1 in a tight baseball game. Cantwell allowed no hits until the sixth inning and held Yale scoreless through most of the contest.
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Washington
Georgetown
Yale
Cantwell
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Cozy) Dolan
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