Dogs at Beach Show Feedings Impress Crowds
A beach dog show feeds 700 canines twice daily with Spratt food and roast beef, drawing thousands of visitors. The event highlights bulldog temperament, trainer routines, and a final program featuring Rowdy Rud an 18 month old English setter with $2700 in prizes. Notables from New York, Providence and abroad attend as Perry of Des Moines and Pel mont Jr. of New York showcase prize dogs while children and Perkins Institute pupils visit.
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United States
F. H. Perry
Des Moines
Patsey
Luer
Perry
August Pelmont, Jr
New York
Bremton
John E. Thayer
Jim Hopkins
Blemton Victor II
Lucifer
Blemton Vale
Hope Goddard
Providence
Charles Stedman Hawks
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Fred Hoey
August Belmont
Anthrop Rutherford
Louis Rutherford
E. H. Morris
W. F. Hobbie
Harry W. Smith
G. W. Patterson
Worcester
Frank H. Comstock
George Bell
Toronto
Can
George Raper
Sheffield
Eng
Raper
Do Roby Pallisy
John Yer
Starden King
Roby
Perkins Institute of the Blind
Helen Kellar
Rowdy
Rud
Russell
Matthews
Yale Track Candidates Reported for Training Table
Yale athletes at New Haven list 21 candidates for the track team going to training table. Names include E W Allen W Swayne A Pond J E Good D B Lagoe M L Van Ingen S M Ss S F Beardsley S & S Seo ville C Williams W L Kuehl A G Dickson O G Cartwright E H Hart E Cc B Fries S A L Hammond Johnson C E Cox B D B ra P Stillman Wright captain. Most to stay in New Haven for Easter vacation to train for intercollegiate games next month. Cartwright stole vaulter and Ingena hurdler.
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New Haven
Yale
E. W. Allen
W. Swayne
A. Pond
J. E. Good
D. B. Lagoe
M. L. van Ingen
S. M. Ss
S.F. Beardsley
S&s. Seoville
X. C. Williams
W. L. Kuehl
A. G. Dickson
O. G. Cartwright
E. H. Hart
E. Cc. B. Fries
S. AL Hammond
Johnson
C. E. Cox
P. ¥. Stillman
Wright
En Haven
Alena Printer Cartwright
Opening Game Ends In A Tight, Low-Scoring Battle
The opening game proved evenly matched with no baserunners moving around. Boston's three batteries featured Kelly and Ganzel, Nichols, Clarkson, Staiey, Tucker, and Quinn delivering strong at bats and pitches. Umpire J C Dillingham was replaced by Lynch after six innings as Yale fielding drew criticism and Boston prepared to meet Brown University in Providence with the score closely tied.
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Boston
Kelly
Ganzel
Nichols
Clarkson
Staiey
Tucker
Quinn
J. C. Dillingham
George Appleton
Lynch
Yale
Bostons
Brown University
Providence
John Wren Wins Dorchester Athletic Club Cross Country
Large field of 45 runners contested the Dorchester Athletic Club cross country with Tim McCarthy of Manhattan the fast man. John Wren of Boston surged from 30th to first after a strong sprint finishing in 31 minutes 10 seconds with a 3 minute 15 second handicap. Conley second in 34 19, Joe Cross third in 31 59 with same 3 15 handicap. Other notable times include McCarthy actual 30 37 2 5 seconds and Elmer White 31 58 1 5 seconds.
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Dorchester Athletic Club
Nield
T. J. Conley
Joe Cross
Dorchesters
Dorchester
W. F. Clark McCarthy
T.J. Whalen
W. Hodgkins
Conley
McCarthy
Elmer White
Sargent
Francy Maguire
Joe Doyle
J. F. Waters
Harry Hodgkins
Army of Wheelmen at Chestnut Hill Reservoir
An ideal day drew hundreds of wheelmen to the Chestnut Hill reservoir and surrounding Newtons with about 500 riders noon. Captain Peck and the Massachusetts club led arrivals, joined by Captain Kelley Roxburys Captain F. P. Swan Waltham boys Captain James Driscoll Brookline High School and riders from Medfords Cambridgeport Cambridge Providence Newburyport New Bedford Suffolk Athletic Club and Maplewoods. The Woodbridge Cycle Club of ladies appeared escorted by Cambridge club boys in bright uniforms.
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Chestnut Hill
Newtons
Captain Peck
Massachusetts Club
Kelley
Roxburys
F. P. Swan
Waltham Boys
James Driscoll
Brookline High School
East Boston Games Feature Wins and Close Contests
The East Boston Cricket and Football Club held a day of races and matches at Winthrop Junction. J M Speirs won the 100 yard dash and Joseph Whitehead took the cross country five mile, with Thomas Hamilton dominant in the broad jump and three standing jumps. East Boston beat Malden Wanderers 3 to 2 in football and the single men topped the married men 8 to 3 in baseball.
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Boston
Winthrop Junction
J. M. Speirs
Thomas Hamilton
East Boston
Eli Geldard
Edward Gruber
Alfred Webster
George Davis
East Boston Cricket and Football Club
Beacons Fall River Football Cup Clash Stuns City
In Fall River on April 7 East Day festivities centered on sports. Crowds witnessed a Mayor's Cup football match where the Rovers defeated East Ends five goals to none. A hall game saw Fall Rivers beat the Beacons of Boston by eighteen to seven.
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Fallu River
Rovers
East Ends
Beacons of
Boston
Allerton Will Trot In Possible Independence Match
The owner of Allerton, C. W. Williams of Independence, Iowa, now in Chicago, says he has reconsidered his plan to not trot except in Independence. He may accept large offers for matches with Axtell at other locations.
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Chicago
Allerton
C. W. Williams
Independence
Axtell
Ball at Wood Island draws East Boston clubs
The Kutaw Club and the Lincoln Club of East Boston played baseball at Wood Island yesterday morning. Five innings were completed and the Eutaw Club led 10 to 1.
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Kutaw Club
Lincoln Club
East Boston
Wood Island
Eutaw Club
Newton Highland Games First annual athletic meet held at ball field
Newton Highlands Athletic Association sponsored the opening meet. Frank Levi led with 44 points earning a silver cup as top all round athlete. Hayward and Albert Shaw took silver medals amid multiple event wins and close runner up finishes. Officials included A W Tarbell Waterhouse Newbs ury Robinson Morse of the B A A and Henderson.
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Newton Highlands Athletic Association
Frank Levi
Hayward
Albert Shaw
Fred Hayward
Benak Levi
T. White
Levi
Richards
Ne Darsey
Michael Darsey
C. Bryant
Bryant
A. Shaw
4. Shaw
Nash
M. Cody
Crane
A. W. Tarbell
Messrs. Waterhouse
Savin Hill Regatta Opens With Thirteen Entries
The Savin Hill Yacht Club held an open regatta with thirteen entries including Pollywog, Bantam, Scamp Jr, Triton and Fancy. Light westerly wind produced a cross course. Bantam Scamp Jr Triton and Fancy withdrew while Pollywog finished but without a chance to show her speed.
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Savin Hill Yacht Club
General Painve
Tin Keetory
Pollywog
W.S. Waterhouse
Annie
E. H. Rich
Laurel
J. K. Hutchins
Escort
W. A. Ransom
Seurez
H. Jackson
Tantram
F. D. Perkins
Bessie
Cherrington
S. N. Smail
H. Conant
Bantam
Scamp, Jr
Triton
Fancy
Club House
Fast Day Regatta Off South Boston YC Point
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club held its annual Fast Day open regatta near City Point. Six yachts competed in under fifteen feet. Transit won first place, Tantrum led at buoy 2 and finished strong, Bessie and others followed. Prizes were 10, 5, and 3 dollars.
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South Boston Yacht Club
City Point
South Hoston Yacht Club
Messrs
J. T. Powers
L. P. Keiser
G. L. Paget
W. O. Elliot
S. ©. Higgins
James Bertram
H. L. Stickney
Hubert Pope
Practice Pulls on the Thames in Cambridge Favor
Lendon April 7 reports a large crowd on the Thames for university boat race practice. Cambridge crews showed stronger performance than Oxford with warm sun and bright weather, earning loud public applause for their showing.
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Lendon
Cambridge
Thames
Oxford
Dillingham's Odd Umpire Show Delights 10,000 Fans
A packed ball grounds audience witnessed J C C Dillingham, a schoolteacher from Connecticut, theatrically umpiring a season opener for Yale club versus Boston club. His forward-leaning stance, startled gaze, and distinctive coat drew cheers and jeers as Powers and Long clashed, the crowd shouting for more exclamations and a louder display. The scene grew chaotic yet memorable as Dillingham's influence steered the proceedings.
Strange Field Preparations Described in Dormant Yard
Bostons arrange at end of diamond while Mr Jackson of the Yales appears with a mattress tied in front of him and hands muffled with mattresses. Mr Dillingham, newly stationed in the field, stands with a slight stoop then shifts head to survey the play area, leaning forward as if ready.
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Bostons
Mr. Powers
Yates
Mr. Long
Mr. Jackson
Yales
The Crowds Cheer As Boston Wins
Much excitement surrounds a dramatic moment as a man retrieves his brown overcoat and sits solemnly on the ground while spectators roar. The game continues with another man stepping in as the crowd roars, and the Bostons are declared the winners.
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Bostons
The Girl at the Ball Game in Summer Outings
A Boston girl attends opening day of the baseball season on the grand stand with a score card and glasses. Amid peanut and cigar vendors she follows the game with keen interest, while the crowd erupts and the umpire endures taunts. The scene captures fashion, excitement, and social color of early season baseball.
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Boston
Seagus
Old Colony
Bostons
Yale
Mereiares
Princeton Defeats Dartmouth In Open Game At Home
Princeton baseball, earning a decisive win before a large crowd, edged Dartmouth 13 to 12 with strong offense in the later innings. Dartmouth built a late surge but Princeton held on as the Dartmouth errors and base hits shaped the final score.
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Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Matthews Cardinals Open Season With Easy Win Over Picked Nine
Matthews, 13, defeated the Picked Nine by a wide margin in Manchester. McCarthy’s pitching and Matthews’ strong hitting led to a decisive 11 to 4 victory. Matthews collected 16 base hits to the two for the Picked Nine, with six errors by the rivals.
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Lowell
Queen City
McCarthy
Kkoach
Rice
Flying
Lynch
O’neil
Connaughton
Crescents Beaten in Opening Newton Centre Contest
The Crescents of Newton Centre opened the baseball season with N H S 90. A tight game until the sixth inning when costly Crescents errors decided it. Inman pitched for the Crescents with fourteen strikeouts. Final score not fully legible.
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Crescents
Newton Centre
Inman
Enecee Escol
RG Vais
Philadelphia Prosbeat Amherst College 21 to 4
Philadelphia team, the Philadelphias, defeated Amherst College 21 to 4 as reported from Philadelphia on April 7. The game highlighted strong offense by the Philadelphias and a solid defensive effort against Amherst College.
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The
Philadelphias
Amherst College Today
Careful Living Builds Healthy Plump Babies
A playful ad emphasizes the link between a baby’s plumpness and health. It asserts sickly babies with dimples or thin ones can be improved by careful living and by Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil. A free book offer from Scott & Bowes, chemists, 132 South sth Avenue, New York.
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Young Couples Housekeeping Savings Offer at Once
Wholesale stock of furniture selling at cost promoted to young couples starting new homes. The ad directs readers to contact J. and Z. Folan at 31 Haverhill, 8 North Side of B. & M. Depot for immediate discounts.
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Haverhill
North Side
B. & M. Depo
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