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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1897

Page

3

Local Baseball Clubs Gear Up For Youthful Seasons

Amateur teams in East Boston and surrounding areas organize for the season. Managers and captains are urged to send season scores and arrange early games with 15 to 19 year old squads. Contacts include Gus Boles, W. H. Donovan, Louis Pinkofsky, J. Eldracher, S. Rosnotsky, J. M. Kirby, D. Webster, James Norris, and G. Judd.

Baseball Department Young Americas East Boston Harbor Views Fast Boston Fremonts Medford Gus Boles Dr. Baker Sumner Cottage Streets East Boston South Boston Reds W. H. Donovan Broadway South Boston North End Union Baseball Louis’ Pinkofsky Parmenter Street Roxbury Kenigan Lehan Eldracher Roxburys Sullivan Tremonts McCarthy Conley Good Lyons Welsh Marion J. Eldracher Conant Street Richfields Dorchester Rosnosky Richfield Street Teddy’ Goady The Warrens Cambridge Reds Patriots J. M. Kirby Somerville Orioles Hazelwoods University Press Cambridge J. Ford E. Sullivan P. Leahy J. Forest L. Lampson J. Walsh D. Webster E. Goldspring F. Dunn Beacon Baseball Nine George Lawson John Donoghue Commie Cheyne John Denigan Phil Thomson Ben Franklin Jim McCue Jim McLaughlin Steve Healy George McLaughlin James E. Norris E Street Jeffries W. Mills W. E. Breslin W. Revelli H. Cobb L. Morton J. .M. McLeod J. Ryan W. Mulldoun Young Cushmans Richmonds Charlestown D. O. Brion R. Buckley H. Collett H. Goulet J. Sullivan J. Waurley A. Crawford P. Fitzpatrick A. Driscoll E. H. Daughton James Street G. Judd Richmond Street

Tufts To Visit Holmes Field For First University Baseball Game

The varsity baseball team will meet at lunch tomorrow for training. Captain Dean and nine teammates including D. D. Scannell E. P. Davis J. Paine P. D. Haughton W. M. Chandler B. H. Hayes R. H. Stevenson W. Rand and E. G. Burgess form the squad. Practice will move from Soldiers Field to Holmes Field on Wednesday or Thursday.

Dean D. D. Scannell E. P. Davis Co. J. Paine P. D. Haughton W. M. Chandler B. H. Hayes R. H. Stevenson W.H. Rand E. G. Burgess Holmes Field Tufts Soldiers Field

St Louis Defeats Milwaukee In Big Baseball Win

In St Louis on April 4 the St Louis club defeated Milwaukee by 12 to 1. The result adds a lopsided victory for the home team as the game concludes.

ST. Louis Milwaukee

Blind athlete to wrestle at Michigan indoor meet

J P Hamilton, a blind student at the University of Michigan, will enter the lightweight wrestling contest at the coming indoor meet. He has gold medals from the 1892 Michigan amateur state meet in heavyweight and wins in lightweight welterweight middleweight and heavyweight divisions. Hamilton gained fame at the Athens Olympic games and is the subject of much attention.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan J. P. Hamilton Hamilton Michigan Athens

Boxing Gossip and Bouts of the Week Schedule

The column lists a busy boxing week with multiple cards across cities. Notable matchups include Owen Zeigler vs Charley McKeever in Philadelphia, Billy Vernon vs Tom Keenan, Nick Burley vs Abe Ullman in Baltimore, Alec Greggains vs Jack Stelzner, and Matt Matthews vs Owen Zeigler in New York. The piece notes no decisions in Quaker City Club six rounds and comments on fighters’ chances and recent form.

Billy Vernon Tom Keenan Maxey Haugh Danny MecMahon Owen Zeigler Charley McKeever Quaker City A. C Philadelphia Billy Kraus Tom Sprague Star Theatre Cincinnati Matt Matthews Mike Leonard Clarendon A. C Maspeth L. I Charley Johnson Jimmy Handler Olympic A. A Athens Penn Jack Donovan Powers Cleveland Metropolitan A. C Wheeling W. Va Nick Burley Abe Allmany Eureka A. C Baltimore Alec Greggains Jack Stelzner San Francisco Fifth Avenue A. C New York Sam Bolen Marty McCue Waterbury Quaker City McKeever Handler Johnson Abe Ullman John Boner Kid McCoy Tom Sharkey Fitzsimmons Tommy White Broadway Club Curry White Billy Brierly Brierly Johnny Gorman Dick Moore Joe Dunfee Syracuse N. Y Gorman Long Island City

Boxing News and Rivalries Sweep Through Clubs and Matches

Johnny Griffin faces doubt over a 128 pound match with George Dixon while John L Sullivan doubts future fighting. Promoters weigh bids, managers clash, and Eddy Connolly trains for May 4 bout. Jack Dougherty questioned as a ringer and Lavigne teams with Lavack under Fitzpatrick amid Buffalo and Hartford boxing turmoil.

Johnny Griffin George Dixon Braintree John L. Sullivan Chicago Athletic Club Fitz Charley Mitchell Bob Sullivan Tom O'Rourke New York Tom Broadway Empire Olympic Buffalo Messrs Nugent Brooks Hartford Mike Sears Billy Rochfort Sears Eddy Connolly Jimmy Kelly Frank Kerrigan New Brighton Staten Island Eddy George Lavigne Connolly McKeever McPartland Kid McCoy Dan Creedon MccCoy Fitzsimmons McCoy Norman Selby Charles ‘McCoy Jack Dempsey Pete McCoy Dougherty Johnny Lavack Cleveland Will Sam Fitzpatrick Lavigne Lavack Johnny Dolly Lyons Gwdorgd Tuohey

But Few Bowing Leagues Have Unfinished Schedules

The bowling season nears end with four leagues left unfinished Insurance Candle pin City Roxbury. Carruths led City League after beating Boylston and now seem likely champions though two losses by Carruths or two wins by Sherman could alter standings. The Insurance League ends April 28 as mapped by secretary George Nay son.

Insurance Candlepin City Roxbury Carruths Boylston Sherman Carruth Meyers George Nayson Insurance League

Record of Boston Wheel Day At Franklin Park Park System

The Horace Partridge Co. reports a huge April wheels day in Boston with cyclists of all ages and clubs flooding the park system. Rovers, Metropolitans and others gathered at Franklin Park and Jamaica Pond. gear, crashes, and punctures were common. Notable riders included Nat Butler and Charlie Razoux’s quad. police kept crowds orderly while vendors and officials swapped stories of a citywide pedal celebration.

Rovers Tiger Roadsters Mattapan Road Club Chelsea ‘C. CP. C. C Metropolitans Bay State Wheelmen Roxbury Commonwealths Charlestowns Lechmeres Bostonians Franklin Park Crystal City Charlie Razoux Newton J. Buxbaum Dedham Nat Butler White Fowler Dan McCarthy White’Company Mr. Sanborn New England National Martyn and Knapp Pop’’ Smith Jamaica Pond Miller Parker Fens Bridge Fens Round House Eagles Hingham Massachusetts B.C Concord Boston Framingham Flynn Chase Huntington Avenue Co. M. Rogers W. B. Handy Handy Swampscott Riverview C. C Blue Hills Copeland Farm Orients

Bowling league standings and notable records noted

Symonds leads John C. Paige with a 224 three string total likely a new record. Employers' Liability tops the championship race with three-game lead over J. C. Paige. Roxbury League rivals intensify competition. Candlepin League nears finish as McCarthys cling to first with Meyers close behind. individual leaders include Sheafe, McDonough, and Delano with 89 average.

Symonds John C. Paige J. C. Paige Travelers O Brion Russell C. W. Holden North American Mércantile Roxbury Thornton Germania Driscoll Gill Roxbury, Jr McCarthys Meyers Sheafe and McDonough Delano Billiards Ames Swees Hyde Park Mattapan Booth Columbia Seer Eee Enene McCarthy Ee . Eee Malden Clac ‘ S Cavanagh Marden Percy Kelly O'Bryan Boy Inman Kerry Ee J. Fratus Quinsenee Bartlett Ewer Cochrane Whalen Parks Lennon Quin Good Keating Shaw al McFarland Sher Shaw Ee Wade Mey Potata Binns Eneee Bergdall Sheen Ampbell Cee Portmore Sil Ey Ee Woods Oo Smith Rokbury Learuf Roxbury Thornton Germania Eee Saat Columbus Scotia Boothby Shester Jacobs Hatch Ditmar Khrlie Marden Thornton McCarty Driscoll Thornton Ewer Lloyd Gil Wennerberg Higueins Dew Enee A ' Keating Tondorf Winnisimmet Buckley Weer Wen ‘Tean Pins Wasson F. L. As Cyhessecocseses Haggarty Erere J. O. Paige Ccseccess O Brion & Russell Am. Mercantile A Marine Eeeereee Andrews Evere N. EB . Mutual Taveeeees Nute Ete Dodge Srmande J. Ay R Bourke J. Cc Nixon Hutchings J. Follan B. M McNish Ouie Wheeler Nayson Snow Ryan B. L A Mc Adams Curran Baron N. F Merrill L. A Willis Jackson Ovak Miller I Parks W Hy A. Crise Nyap J G Seem Homo

Concord Bicycle Run Ends in Fall Injury

A Concord report describes Thomas Rollins of Waltham visiting and riding toward Bedford who attempted to coast down a steep Sleepy Hollow Cemetery near the town center and hit a stone or rut causing a fall.

Concord Sleepy Hollow Thomas Rollins Waltham Bedford

Bicycle Notes From the Local Consulate and Cyclists

The article reports on plans to erect cyclist shelters by the Park Commission, mentions ongoing secession tensions in cycling groups, and outlines proposed road condition bulletins for the Boston twenty mile district. It notes riders resignations and signings, training reports from Owen Kimble and W A Tirrell, and a spring ride from Brockton to Lexington organized by the Bunker Hill Bicycle Club.

The Park Commission Pat Sheehan Owen Kimble W.A. Tirrell San Francisco San Jose Cleveland C. 3. Wells Massachusetts Board Boston Main Street

Multiple small fires reported with trifling losses

A series of minor fires occurred yesterday including a straw fire at a Webster street dwelling owned by C. S. Eddy and occupied by Richard Casey with trifling loss, a grease fire at L. Richardson & Co. yard with spontaneous combustion, and several other small blazes on Dorchester avenue Mast Cottage street Francis street Brookline avenue West Ninth street Harrison Street and near the Boston & Albany railroad with minimal or no damage.

Newton Webster Street S. Eddy Richard Casey Chelsea L. Richardson & Co Congress Avenue Dorchester Avenue Mast Cottage Street H. G. Jordan & Co Francis Street Brookline Avenue Damarre West Ninth Street Henry Dickmier Mt. Vernon Street Harrison Avenue Boston & Albany Railroad North Beacon Street Brighton

Park Department Assembly Admits Ten Members in Wells Hall

The Park Department Assembly met in St. Andrew's Hall Wells building at 2 p m yesterday. Ten new members were admitted and twelve applications for membership were received. They aim to field 300 members by next Labor Day.

Park Department Assembly St. Andrew’s Hall Wells Building

Labor unrest and union activity across the nation

A sweeping labor roundup notes strikes and protests from Ohio shipyards to Paterson silk mills, with unions and employers facing clashes over eight-hour aims, boycotts, and wage disputes. Reports include English unions, Boston barbers, Salem carpenters, and Chicago labor council drafts.

Anchor Milling Company Superior Wis England Singer Sewing Machine Company Mutual Benevolent Association Union Park Hall Waiters’ Alliance and Bakers’ Union No. 4 Howerd Street Bennett Street Chicago Building Trades’ Council Phenix Silk Mills Paterson N. J Business Men’s Association Boston Illinois American Federation of Labor Chicago Milwaukee Brewers’ Association Gus McCraith New York Arthur Davis Typographical Union No. 13 Salem Carpenters Frank K. Foster F. H. Jones & Co Stoneham Frank Nason Cincinnati A. F. of L A. F S. A Roger Scannell Cigarmakers’ Union Poliice Martin Fibber Union Company Essex Adolph Strasser Washington Joseph P. McDonnell Paterson Labor Standard McDonnell America Boston Barbers’ Union West Pond Railroad Corporation

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