Amateurs Prepare For Season With New Leagues And Opens
The opening of the amateur baseball season features many reorganizations. Roxbury forms the Suburban Baseball League with six youth teams. Arlington Cambridge and Malden clubs announce lineups and seek games with amateur or semi pro teams around Patriots Day.
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Newton Teams Seek Schedules at People's Institute Meetings
Local clubs outline plans for the season at the People's Institute. Franklin Field hosts home games while beacons from South Boston seek out–of–town guarantees. Multiple teams from Roxbury East Boston and Cambridge list managers, rosters, and contact addresses for arranging Patriot’s Day and holiday dates.
Baseball scores and batteries from Newark and Syracuse
Newark posts a high batting line with .3499021042 and 16 runs in the game against Syracuse, who struggle with a .006 mark and a sparse offense. The pairing of Johnson and Hodge handles pitching duties for Newark, while Garrick of Rothfuss and Willis lead Syracuse, with Mullackey also contributing.
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National arbitration meeting and baseball notes in New York
The national board of arbitration will convene in New York today. Pfeffer of Chicago is on the sick list and will miss active work due to heat. Kimble signed by Washington has a top cross fire ball. Kid Carsey and Tannehill are light pitchers around 140 pounds. Baltimore opening day features a brass band procession and a float with the Temple cup and Hanlon’s pennants. Magee signs with Louisville and Reader-Hew is with Kansas City. Games today include Boston at Princeton and Baltimore hosting Norfolk among others.
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Pfeffer
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Kimble
Washington
Kid Carsey
Phillies
Tannehill
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Hanlon
John McCarthy
Haverhill
Indianapolis
Bradfords Star Oarsman Joe Maguire Returns to Shell
Joe Maguire of the Bradfords returns to rowing this season with George Hosmer as coach. They train daily on the Charles using two Casper designed shells. Maguire has defeated Whitehead and eyes a June 17 Charles River race against Ten Eyck, with national races in Philadelphia on August 14 and 18. Weather kept oarsmen indoors yesterday.
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Y M C A Meet Opens Public Session at Clarendon Street
The convention session of presidents of the college Y M C A s of New York and New England opened to the public in Clarendon Street Baptist Church. John R Mott spoke on The World Wide Student Movement. Brockman and Beach spoke at other local churches during the day with evening addresses planned in Cambridge and Boston.
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Beach
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Boston
The Poet's Baseball Ardor
A nostalgic poem captures spring thrill at a baseball game with boy spectators and cheering crowds. It recalls New York and Yale, umpire ire, and a season opening hopeful for a pennant read on a big pole. R K Munkitrick signs the verses.
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R. K. Munkittrick
New Eng School of Boxing Holds Open Day and Trial
The New England School of Boxing announces open day and evening sessions for men women and children at 127 Tremont Street Rooms 12. Prospective students may call or write to arrange a trial of six lessons.
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Probable Trophy Winners in Local Candlepin and Leagues
Carruths and McCarthys are poised for trophies as season closes in Candlepin, Battle Pin and Insurance leagues. Carruths top Battle Pin by one game over Sherman with two games left. McCarthy's leads Candlepin while St James and Meyers vie for high finishes. Thorntons ride a slim Roxbury lead as season ends.
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Tondorf Germania 150-High 3string Total of Week
Tondorf of Germania posted the week’s top 150 total on the 3-string event with Brunke of Roxbury Jr close behind at 515 points.
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Protective League Formed by Chronic Riders in Park Cycling Surge
The city park system buzzed with a record crowd as "Scorchers' Protective League" signals circulated among riders to flag police. Officers were unusually lenient as cyclists used a hand signal code to warn of nearby patrols, aiming to dodge fines and beat last year's 160 scorching arrests.
Bicycle Trains Run On Ninth Avenue Line Today
Five two car special bicycle trains are set aside for service on the Ninth avenue line. They will operate at twenty minute intervals to carry riders and bicycles today.
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New Division Formed by A. O. H. in Quincy
Quincy hosts the institution of Division 18 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians with a banquet and Ro-Can. Sixty candidates signed the charter as County President William Smith O'Brien led the ceremony. Officers and committees were elected and speeches given by several dignitaries from nearby towns and organizations.
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Bicycle notes and racing challenges from early cycling clubs
R. L. Jewett challenges Ira Parker to a five or ten mile race on reduced gear machines after Parker’s recent victories. Rube Shields returns from Washington claiming stepping down Capitol steps was easier than expected. Press Cycling Club plans active participation in centuries as twenty members join Co. R. Co. Owen Kimble calls out Eddie Bald for a mile race or two out of three heats. Bald agrees on tandemed pacing and will race Tom Cooper at Detroit May 31 in heats for a side bet. He also faces Sanger for three mile heats with a $1000 purse, then meets Hachen ereer. Tom Eck signs A. C. Mertens to Spalding. W. W. Hamilton shifts to the Colorado circuit as Monarch. The Connecticut division sets Bridgeport State meet July 6. New Century Road Club of America applicants include J. C. Kerrison, George W. Tarbell, and others, with nearly twenty F. C. C. members now valuing C. R. C. membership.
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Second-Hand Wheels Disposed At Fifty-Five Dollar Start
A brief notice states second hand wheels will be disposed of at an opening price of 35 dollars. Local officials organize the sale to recover municipal storage costs. The event attracts bidders from nearby districts and is scheduled at the city yard.
Boxing Gossip and Pro Boxing Match Prospects in New York
A busy boxing week with bouts in Syracuse Buffalo Philadelphia and New York features Jim Hall Ed Dunkhorst Cyclone Robinson and Joe Flaherty in tough schedules. Rumors swirl on a Fitzsimmons Corbett rematch under Horton law with plans for a large arena and shared net receipts amid boxing opposition.
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Glynn
Readville and Charter Close Tie to Readvile New England Stakes
Stakes at Readville Rigby and other New England tracks close this week as breeders' events draw $500 purses. Charter Oak at Hartford and Mystic and Combination Park in Medford set June schedules with 2 and 3 year old races and pacing and trotting events.
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Prelow
Yale Unveils New Paper Shell and Cedar Boat
Yale navy management announced a paper shell in addition to the cedar boat. The new shell will be 60 feet 6 inches long and about 23 inches amidships, built to race alongside the regular shells. Waters of Troy secured the order, with trials in spring and Captain Bailey selecting the better boat. Eleven crew members will train through the Easter recess under Mr. Cook and graduate oarsmen coaching.
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Yale Navy
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Triple City League Bowling Benefit for Mr. Kersey
A three-alley candlepin bowling event in Cambridgeport features Meyers venues. Teams McCarthy Meyers and St James compete on Meyers alleys while Prospect and Central duel on Prospect street and Lopez Outing with Columbus Camping clubs on Central. All games raise funds for ill Meyers candlepin player M F Kersey and his family.
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Garryowen Captain seeks Dorchester Wolf Tones match
Captain Garvey of Garryowen football asks Dorchester Wolf Tones officials to meet at the office tonight to arrange a possible game.
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