Boston Wins Narrowly Over Princeton In Sluggerless Tilt
Boston wins 3 to 2 at Princeton in a tight afternoon game. Jayne starts for Princeton pitching the whole game as Boston improves with Kelly returning to first base. Stivetts Dolan Lewis Bergen combine on the Boston staff while Kafer catches for Princeton.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Igers
Jayne
Bostonians
Tigers
Boston
Kelly
Stivetts
Dolan
Lewis
Bergen
Kafer
Virginia Falls to Penn in 13 7 Setback at Charlottesville
Virginia was defeated by the University of Pennsylvania 13 to 7 in Charlottesville as Dickson and Radcliffe starred for Penn while Collier and McNair led Virginia. The scoring sequence shows Penn breaking away in the later innings.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Dickson
Radcliffe
Collier and McNair
Phillies Aged Exhibition Rout Athletics in League Game
Philadelphia defeated the Athletics 16 to 1 in an Atlantic League exhibition. Batteries Orth Brandt and Clements Grady Conn Cain Ames Fox Berry F Schaub.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Philadelphias
Orth
Brandt and
Clements
Grady
Conn
Cain
Ames
Fox
Berry
F. Schaub
Orioles Triumph in First Exhibition Game
Baltimore opened exhibition play with an 8 to 1 win over Norfolk. Batteries for Baltimore were Nops Coogan and Robinson while Norfolk used Gilroy Clautice and Hayden in the loss.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Cme
Norfolk
Nops
Coogan and Robinson
Gilroy
Clautice
Hayden
Hartford Defeats Pawtucket in Game with Low Scoring Finish
Hartford defeated Pawtucket 12 to 8 in a game played today. Three batteries were used by the locals as Hartford and Pawtucket exchanged runs in a tight contest in Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartfords
Pawtuckets
Pawtucket
Harvard Varsity Beats Tufts 6 to 3 in Six Inning Game
Harvard varsity captured a 6 to 3 win over Tufts in six innings. Beale played center field with solid defense and two base hit. First day coaching by C L Smith focused on infield while lineup listed with multiple players across positions. Harvard freshmen then edged English High 21 to 7 on Soldiers Field, despite fielding lapses and weaker pitching from Foster and Morse.
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Tufts
College
Beale
Centre Field
C. L. Smith
Een Wits Colesesaughton
McVey
Vincent Rand
L.f
Beach
Lynch
Beal
C.f
Dayton Burgess
R.f
McCall
Soldiers Field
Boston Latin
English High School
Lewis
Foster
McCormick
Morse
English High
Baseball Scores from Cities Across the Nation
Cincinnati beat Indianapolis 8 to 6 in a midweek game. Washington defeated Toronto 11 to 3 with strong local play. Newark topped Syracuse 12 to 7 after jumping out early. New York-New York League results show Fordham 9 amid 2, and 1.
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New York
Fordham
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Washington
Toronto
Washingtons
Newark
N. J
Syracuse
Syracuse Boys
Baseball Briefs Highlight Early Season Happenings
Pittsburg broker Smathers bets Bayley four clubs will beat Baltimore with Boston Cleveland Cincinnati and Chicago named. Holy Cross strong on college diamond Wesleyan defeats Yale and Holy Cross beats Middletown. Rockford catcher John Quinn from Cambridge shines against Illinois with two hits and flawless defense. Harbor Views of East Boston to start season April 19. Various spring games listed across teams and colleges. Tommy Corcoran faces Cincinnati salary dispute while remaining in New Haven for Good Friday games.
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Pittsburg
Smathers
Bayley
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Reader
Dan Brouthers
Hardie Richardson
Jack Rowe
James White
Holy Cross
Wesleyan
Yale
Middletown College
Malden
John Quinn
Rockford
Cambridge
University of Illinois
Little Casino
East
East Boston
Pawtucket
Worcester
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Richmond
University of Pennsylvania
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
Norfolk
Toronto
Washington
Zanesville
Louisville
Trinity
Amherst
Somerville High
Somerville
Newton High
Arlington High
Arlington
New Haven
Conn
Tommy Corcoran
Cincinnati Clu
George Smith
Edgewoods
Boyle Bros Show Windows Bright With Easter Lilies
The Boyle brothers display their shop windows decorated with Easter lilies and ferns and arms, blending the latest coloring in ladies' goods with men's clothing for a festive storefront.
Razor shop ad for razors and sharpening services
An old advertisement lists RAZORS Wade and Butcher J Crooks l Reynolds genuine razors at 48 cents and 9 graded knives 66 inch best grade. It offers razor straps 20 cents and sharpening service 20 cents. John Bestgen & Co at 990 Washington Ave next to Columbia Theatre stays open until 9 pm.
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Wade & Butcher
J. Crooks
L’ Reynolds
John Bestgen & Co
Washington
Columbia Theatre
Washington St
City debt case details and calls for central auditing office
The report describes defense stances as indictments loom over officials accused of looting public funds. It notes distrust of State evidence and cites support for wider financial book examinations. Mayor Quincy backs a central auditing office with broad powers and annual verification, with experts already reviewing water and public institutions.
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Street Department
Wells
District Attorney’s Office
Post
Quincy
Mulrey Indicted in City Hall Fraud Case in Boston
J Richard Mulrey former city paving department clerk and alleged ringleader faced a $10 000 bail on seven counts of larceny totaling 8200 in Boston Superior Court as four other contractors and workers were arraigned on related charges. Additional names Michael H Reddish James J Kelley were added to the indictment list with bail set for each.
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Paving Department
J. Richard Mulrey
City Paving Department
City Law Department
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Michael H. Reddish
James J. Kelley
City of
Boston
Juniper Street
Roxbury
Angelina
Wave Way
Winthrop
William Scollans
Magazine Street
Peter Burns
Clarence Street
Frank R. Kimball
Scollans
Foster Street
Nawn
Gleason
Burns
Suffolk County
Gulty
Larcer
Frank R Kimball
Vermont
Michael Reddish
McLaughlin
Michael Kelley
Comins Street
Thomas J. Whyte
Conant Street
Reddish
Clerk Manning
Mulrey
Richardson
Timothy D. Mulrey
Washington Street
Thomas F. Manning
Berry Street
Scollans and associates arraigned in Brighton corruption case
William Scollans a longtime Brighton cattle dealer turned contractor faces seven counts of larceny totaling 1155 with alleged schemes in 1896 1897. Fellow defendants include Thomas Finneran Ames J Kelley and Reddish. Kimball is Scollans son in law and foreman.
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William Scollans
George H. Wentworth
Rockland Street
Brigives
James McFlynn
Lake Street
Brighton
Thomas J. Minneran
John C Daly
School Street
William Rooney
Burrough Street
Roxbury
Frank Ft. Kimball
Wells
Streets
Law Department
J. R. Mulvey
Bindey
F. R. Kimball
Frank R. Kimball
No. 87
Foster Street
Scollans
Kimball
Corey Hill
Brookline
Indicted men's assets listed on assessors books
Interest grows in the standing of the indicted men on assessors rolls. Mulrey is shown as a poll tax payer for 1894 to 1896 with no named property. Gleason and Burns also appear as poll taxpayers. Nawn and Scollans show real estate and personal property values, Mary Scollans holding substantial real estate. Murphy, Mulrey’s successor, named clerk of the aldermanic committee with a new office location in the paving department.
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Mulrey
Frank R. Kimball
Thomas Finneran
John J. Nawn
William Scollans
Mary J. Scollans
Pp. J. Murphy
Paving Department
Picked Riders Exibition at Hill's Riding Academy
Battery A picked riders staged an exhibition last night at Hill's riding academy and will repeat Thursday and Friday. A horse show committee saw their maneuvers and arranged for Tuesday evening appearance. Lieutenant Butler Ames of West Point is drill master. The twelve riders include B. Rantoul P. Dove G. L. Nelson W. B. Patten W. Batchelder G. Whiting S. Williams G. W. Dabney A. Blake H. B. Sawyer C. R. Sturgis R. Bastow L. Thayer.
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Battery A
Hill
Riding Academy
Butler Ames
West Point
B. Rantoul
P. Dove
G. L. Nelson
Patten
W. Batchelder
G. Whiting
Williams
G. W. Dabney
A. Blake
H. B. Sawyer
C. R. Sturgis
R. Bastow
L. Thayer
Harvard Students Fined for Disturbing Peace in Court
Thirteen Harvard men arrested for disturbing the peace appeared before Judge Kennedy. Twelve were fined $7 each and the driver $10. A spectator muttered contempt and was fined $5 more.
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Newton
Harvard
Kennedy
Chippers' Strike Collapses at Lynn River Works
The forty chippers at General Electric Company River Works in Lynn nearly all returned to work this forenoon, with about half of the men resuming duties signaling a collapse of the strike dynamics.
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Lynn
River Works
General Electric Company
New England School of Boxing Touts Skilled Instructors
An unclear OCR fragment mentions boxing instructors and a trial event. The readable text references ladies and men, a daily tally of 33, and a “4 ball” write, but specifics are garbled.
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NEW
ENG. School OF Boxing
Free Diagnosis Offer at Dr Liver pool Tremont Street
Dr Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street offers free consultations and examines patients without prior info. He lists wide cures across many diseases with large case counts claimed in Boston reports. Office hours 10 am to 4 pm and evenings for gentlemen. Sunday 10 to 2.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Road Handicaps Open to Any Handicappers Says Mott
The Los Angeles cycling scene learns that riders in road races handicapped by nonofficers will not face L A W suspension. Chairman Mott states anyone may handicap road races and the decision ends speculation about penalties for nonofficial marks.
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Mott
L. A.W
Flying Dutchman Miller Visits Town Before Germany Trip
Miller known as the Flying Dutchman arrives in town for a brief stop with the Comet people before heading to Germany. The six day two hour race star, who set record miles, says he likes the local people and will be away a few weeks. This is not his first visit here.
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Cc. W. Miller
Chicago
Germany
Miller
Boston Methodist Conference appoints district ministers
The April 12 release lists numerous Boston appointments across districts Fast, Swedish, North, and South. Names include L. W. Latimer, Henry Hanson, C. Paulson, W. F. Warren, S. A. Cooper, J. W. Lindsay, EB. Virgin, W. O. Holway, J. W. Higgins, C. Parkhurst, W. Huntington, C. A. Littlefield, J. Mansfield, and many others assigned to churches, missions, and quarterly conferences citywide.
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Boston
Meridian Street
L. W. Latimer
Orient Heights
Dorchester Church Quarterly
Alfred Noon
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Parkman Street
G. L. Small
Boston Post and
Seaman's Aid Society
J. W. Lindsay
Boston University
Bromfield Street
EB. W. Virgin
Norfolk County House of Correction
Walnut Hill
West District
Trinity
W. N. Brodbeck
A. A. Wright
Boston Correspondence School
Auburndale
Charles Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
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Somerville
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College of Liberal Arts
Newton Centre
C. A. Littlefield
Boston City Mission and
Church Xtension Society
Watertown
South
Joseph
Samuel Jackson
People's Temple
J. B. Brady
Revere Street
St. John's
Rr. L. Greene
Stanton Avenue
J. P. Kennedy
Tremont Street
J. D. Pickles
West Roxbury
D. P. Holt
Winthrop Street
I. M. Taylor
Bicycle Notes Across New England Racing Scene
Manager F C Ferrin of Fowler store battles demand from Boston Providence outlets as Chicago factory outputs 209 wheels daily with Sunday shutdown for cleaning. Caliger joins local sales staff and Dorntee to lead State racing board after Robinson resignation. Brown & Wales exit bicycle trade to focus on parts. Dedham road race entry list extended to Thursday night due to poor weather. Woods duo rode 100 miles to Newburyport in 10 hours amid muddy roads. H C Stevens joins New England tire agency with Frank M Rowan. Kid Wheeler now sells wheels in Newark. Winsor White and Grothe of White Sewing Co guests of Manager Lowe in Boston. Commonwealth B C to expand long distance runs with two divisions to Brockton Quincy April 29 and Westboro May 2 via Quinsigamond. Waltham road race blanks flood Post, promising a strong first event of the season.
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Fowler
Boston
Providence
Chicago
Charles C. Caliger
George W. Dorntee
State Racing Board
Newburyport
Metropolitan
H. C. Stevens
Hyde Park
Frank M. Rowan
New England
Goodrich
9A Park Square
Kid’ Wheeler
Newark
Winsor T. White
Grothe
The
White Sewing Machine Co
Lowe
Commonwealth B. C
Brockton
Quincy
Westboro
Pennsylvania railroad to carry bicycles free for national meet
The Pennsylvania railroad will transport bicycles as baggage without charge for the national meet at Willow Grove Park Philadelphia in the first week of August. Free bicycle transport along with a four day programme is planned, a change from the usual six days. Chief Consul Boyle Dick Kain receive praise for efforts guiding attendance.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
Consul Boyle
Dick Kain
King's Daughters and Sons Hold Middlesex Convention
The King's Daughters and Sons of Middlesex County held a convention at the Malden Baptist Church. Mrs. E Trask Hill of Boston served as state secretary and presided, with Mrs. Grace Smith of Winter Hill as county secretary. Mayor Farnham welcomed attendees. Mary E Lunn of the Deaconess Home spoke, and Hill described the statewide work of the organization.
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King’s Daughters and Sons
Middlesex County
Baptist Church
Malden
E. Trask Hill
Boston
Grace Smith
Winter Hill
Farnham
Mary E. Lunn
Harvard Founders Cup shoot ties. Campbell wins in playoff
The Harvard Gun Club held a Founders Cup shoot at Soldiers Field. Campbell and Dove tied 11 of 15, with Campbell prevailing in the shoot-off to claim the cup. Other scores included Bancroft 10 Mallincroft 10 Paine 9 Kinnicutt 9 Dupont 8. Colonel Bancroft gave an athletics talk at the Delta Upsilon Club. Coach Lehmann conducted rowing drills with Hollister and Saltonstall, while Corcoran will coach the bicycle team.
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Harvard Gun Club
Soldiers Field
J. McD. Campbell
P. Dove
Campbell
Bancroft
Mallincroft
Paine
Kinnicutt
Dupont
W. A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Delta Upsilon
Lehmann
Hollister
Saltonstall
Irish Athletes and Clubs Seek Matches Across States
Letters reference Joe Walcott and Jerry Drummer while James O Gray gains a trainer license from New York Jockey Club stewards. Emmet Gaelic football team of Chelsea seeks a match. Wolf Tones’ rep aims to arrange one. Garryowens of Cambridge prep May 31 start. Flanigan to compete Memorial Day in New Jersey A C meet. Over 200 cricket matches planned. season opens April 24.
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Joe Walcott
Jerry Drummer
James O. Gray
Saugus
New York Jockey Club
Emmet
Chelsea
Wolf Tones
O’keefe
Emmets
Worcester
Garry
Wolf Tone Hurling Club Formed By Irish Americans
In St. Omer's Hall South Boston last evening a hurling club was unanimously formed by prominent Irish Americans. Officers elected include Simon Collins president James Flannery recording secretary Jeremiah O'Donovan financial secretary James Gleason treasurer John O'Neill sergeant at arms and Michael Kiley captain. The new society will be called the Wolf Tone Hurling Club and members pledged to begin practice at once.
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Peninsular
St. Omer’s Hall
Broadway
Boston
Simon Collins
James J. Flannery
Jeremiah O'Donovan
James F. Gleason
John O'Neill
Michael Kiley
Wolf Tone
Harvard Yale Regatta Challenge Accepted by Yale
The Harvard Yacht Club has challenged Yale to a regatta to be held at Newport in the latter part of June, and the Yale Corporation Yacht Club has received the proposal.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard Yacht Club
Newport Durin
Yale Corporation Yacht Club
Races Close At SINGERLY Track With New Elkton Meet Soon
Today's card at Singerly Md ends with Harry M winning the 644 furlongs at 2 to 1, ridden by Patton, time 1 34. Leigh second by Barger at 6 to 1. Also in the results Smile-Sam Farmer at 5 to 2 ridden by Mec, with Kruse oore second at 4 to 1. Time 1 12. Watchman and others also ran. Tomorrow Elkton hosts a 26 day meeting.
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Singerly
Ecard
Elkton
Harry M
Patton
Leigh
Barger
Parthenia
Houlahan
Watchman
Dr. Johnson
Hallie Gay
Ha Ha
Jeneca
Smile
Sam Farmer
Grange Camp
Kuhn
Kruse Oore
Bona Vera
Gorella
Healing Indu Leads Tields at Age
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person or entity linked to healing industry themes and an age reference. Details are unclear, but the snippet implies a focus on healing industry strides or milestones tied to a listed age.
Simplicity and Strength in the Duquesne Bicycle
An ad emphasizing simplicity as strength for all cyclists from the Duquesne Manufacturing Co. It promotes the Duquesne Special bicycle with the Doolittle automatic brake. Offers a no charge trial and catalogue request. Addresses 219 Columbus Ave.
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Brame
Duquesne
Duquesne Manufacturing CO
Columbus Ave
Clacs Bicyelea
Corbett Congratulates Fitzsimmons After Drawn Bout
In Philadelphia a six round bout between Jack Daly of Wilmington and Jack Everhardt of New Orleans ends without a decision. James J. Corbett, present ringside, declares he was beaten honestly by Fitzsimmons and vows to prove he remains world champion.
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Philadelphia
Jack Daly
Wilmington
Jack Everhardt
New Orleans
Quaker City Athletic Club
Daly
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Draw in principal bout at Empire A. C. arena in Buffalo
Hiram Goldstein and Joe Flaherty boxed twenty rounds to a draw in the main event at the Empire A. C. in Buffalo. In the preliminaries Frank Bartley of Binghamton defeated Frank Smith of Buffalo in eight rounds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hiram Goldstein
Joe Flaherty
Empire A. C
Frank Bartley
Binghamton
Frank Smith
Dunkhorst and Hall Fight Ends In Draw
Ed Dunkhorst of Syracuse and Jim Hall of Australia fought fifteen rounds to a draw before the Syracuse Athletic Association. Hall outweighed by nearly fifty pounds and was limited by frequent clinches as the crowd jeered both fighters.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ed Dunkhorst
Jim Hall
Australia
Syracuse Athletic Association
Hall
Hosses Ior
Boxing Gossip on Car son Fight Pictures and Upcoming Bouts
A Dana Stuart dispatch defends the Post on the Carson fight pictures and denies failing coverage. Dan Snyder posts a 50 dollar forfeit to back a 110 pound bout with Charley Bennett or Barry McGreil, with stakes up to April 24. Eddy Connolly trains for a Lavigne clash, while rumors place Jimmy Kelley optimistic about Connolly. A Chicago inventor showcases a rubber fighting man to meter blows, and a race color split is proposed. Mike Leonard withdraws from Matt Matthews clash after overweight notes, hurting the club’s reputation. Spike Sullivan keeps O Rourke guessing on a Gans bout as reports end.
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Dana Stuart
Post
Carson
Dan Snyder
Charlestown
Charley Bennett
Barry McGreil
The
Roarokes
Eddy Connolly
Staten Island
New York Harbor
George Lavigne
Lavigne
Eddy
Jimmy Kelley
Joe Donovan
Chicago News
Chicago
Mike Leonard
Matt Matthews
Sporting Club
New York
Leonard
Mike
H. T
Spike Sullivan
Tom O’rourke
Gans
Gaelic football season opens with Garryowens and Wolf Tones
The Gaelic football season starts next Monday with Garryowens of Cambridge against Wolf Tones of Roxbury. Ground site not decided. Garryowens lineup includes Captain William Garvey and Tim Sullivan among 15 players. Wolf Tones lineup lists D A Shea as captain with James Fitzgerald and others.
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Cambridge
Wolf Tones
Roxbury
William Garvey
Tim Sullivan
John Carey
Martin Burke
James Shea
Tim Collins
Mike Richardson
Tim McNamara
Dan Scully
Pat Flaherty
Tim Hirley
John C. Mara
Mike Desmond
Mike Scannell
Don Linahan
D. A. Shea
James Fitzgerald
D. Shine
Timothy Nagle
P. Bresnahan
John Riley
Daniel Cotter
Daniel Riley
Michael Crumsy
Patrick MckKenna
William Pickett
Patrick Fitzgerald
Patrick Caldon
Patrick Thornton
Michael Murphy
Jimmy Doyle
John Shugrue
Dorchester Bay Races Set With Two Boat Classes
A Dorchester yacht race on the 19th in Dorchester Bay features two divisions for boats under 15 feet and 15 to 17 feet waterline. Prizes range from 5 to 25 dollars in the larger class and 6 to 20 dollars in the smaller. The course is the triangle formed by Half Tide Rock Old Harbor buoy and the starting line off Commercial Point. Start at 1 o clock with rules by the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts. Entries via John Small of the Dorchester Yacht Club. A large field is expected.
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City Hall
Dorchester Bay
Old Harbor
Commercial Point
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
John Small
Dorchester Yacht Club
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