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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Oreeeesseerhe
J. K
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J. E. Farwell & Co
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Wheeler
F. H. Cleaves
Cleaves
George Maker
Walden Street
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
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Pitcairn
Bicycle Notes
California
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Jand Street
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