Harvard Sees Tough Yale Challenge in Track Debut
Harvard planners assess Yale’s unknown new men as the season opens. Haigh and Sprague show promise in sprints while W. G. Clerk primes for 220 and quarter events. Rice Rotch Boal and Ellis excel in field events with high hopes. Daly injured, pole vaults absent.
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Harvard
Haigh
Clerk
Lathrop
Hallowell
Converse
Warren
Harvand
Rice
Rotch
Boal
Ellis
Daly
Ristine
Has Seventh Place in Averages for Batting
Gossip of the players discusses league club prospects for 1900. Batting and fielding rankings show Pittsburg and New York near top in hitting while Boston leads fielding. Brooklyn dominates base running. Notes on players McGraw Robinson Selee Fultz and others amid upcoming games and matches.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Baltimore
McGraw
Robinson
St. Louis
Chicago
Csi Agawess
Cost Of Baseball Rail Fares And Hotel Bills In League
The National League teams face substantial travel costs this season. Railroads and sleepers total about 04,048 while hotel expenses reach 23,600 per club, with $3,000 in bus fares for grounds trips. Overall season expenses for travel and lodging approach 148,000 for the seven clubs that trained in the South, excluding the New York team.
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National League
Coco Ee Ly Cddpasethe Cay
New York
Amateur clubs seek spring baseball games across ages
Listings show Dorchester Reds plan April 19 morning games and Saturday afternoons with players around 20, plus远 other clubs from Boston area seeking matches. Entities include Dorchester Reds manager C H Forsaith Neponset MA and William Barry Beverly MA. Attleboro, Lowell clubs. Orient A A Orient Heights. People's Institute Roxbury. D F Sullivans South Boston. Myrtles players Serrilla Collins Cudahy. Roxbury E A Hall Box 2668 Boston. Boston Journal Samuel Krock. St Catherine A A Somerville. Waverleys Roxbury. Constitutions Hust Boston. Nelsons Dorchester. Bay State Rede South Boston.
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Neponset
Mags
Consolidated Machine Company
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Gorman
Jones
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Gildea
J. F
Lee
Rafferty
Attleborog
Lowell
William Barry
Beverly
Maas
Orient A. A
Orient Heights
Satrenys
L. J. Solari
Bremen Street
East Boston
Mass
People’s Institute Club
Reiger
Tremont Street
Roxbury
D. F. Sullivans
Fred McGovern
I Street
South Boston
Lawrence Club
Serrilla
Collins
Cudahy
The
Myrtles
James Rastus
Athens Street
Hogan, Murphy
Hall
Highland ‘9
cCarthy
Dougherty
McMorrows
E. A. Hall
Boston
Boston Journal
North Adams
Saugus
Gloucester
Samuel Krock
St. Catherine A. A
Somerville
Wes
J. Brennan
Oxford Street
Waverleys
Cottage Court
Constitutions
Rick J. Powers
Gross Street
Hust Boston
Nelsons
Dorchester
Clube i
Resa Waly
Ienager
Corbett Street
Doverte
R. Ma Perrier
Asam Aptain
Batchelder
Barry Aids Boston To Win Pennant
The circuit restructured to eight clubs strengthens teams in core cities and dissolves weaker clubs, a change seen as boosting baseball quality and fan interest. Barry is highlighted as contributing to Boston’s pennant chances.
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Barry
Boston
Vardon to Play Montclair Matches with Local Opponents
Wollaston Golf Club green committee will pick two opponents to face the British Open champion Vardon on Wednesday at Montclair nine hole course. Possible foe Bernard Nicholls may meet Vardon to challenge his Florida victory claims. Matches set for 10 AM and 2 PM with lunch offered. large crowds anticipated. trains at 9:16 AM and 1:16 PM and trolley access via Norfolk Downs.
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Hardon
Mr. Vardon
Bernard Nicholls
Nicholls
Vardon
Florida
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Brock
Montclair
Norfolk Downs
Ae Vardon
Boston Ay
Amateur and semi pro teams seek spring games across cities
A long list of clubs and managers from Boston Charlestown Roxbury South Boston and surrounding towns advertise for matches with youth and 16 to 19 year old uniformed teams. Contacts include J Barry Summer street Quincy James Merrill Harrison avenue Boston Charles Coughlin 174 C street South Boston and many others. Addresses span Boston East Boston Charlestown Chelsea Haverhill and nearby locales.
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Care Hire
Smith & Co
Stanhope Street
Boston
Pirates
Codmans
J. Barry
Summer Street
Quincy
Tupelo
James Merrill
Harrison Avenue
Somerset A. A
Charles Coughlin
C Street
South
Weston A. A. Club
Roxbury
C. C. Thompson
Thorndike Street
Welchs
Charlestown
N. W. Welch
Martin Street
Young Elks of
James I. Green
Bain Street
Lyons
Waverley
Hartford A. A
Dorchester
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Jarmas M. Taber
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South Bast
Emersons
East Boston
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Princeton Street
Norwoods
Maleys
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Medford Street
Walnut Stars
Union Parks
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Simpson Court
C. M. Beldons
L. Baker
Border Street
St. Thomas
St. Josephs
Jamaica Plain
T. Murphy
Elmores
John Kelley
Suffolks
Ryan
Cause
John B. Burke
Third Street
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Lowell
West End
Illiam L. O’brien
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Bay States
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Breeding and Racing Notes From Terre Haute Circuit
Over 1000 horses in training at Terre Haute Indiana. Columbus Driving Association offers a 6000 purse for a free-for-all at its grand circuit meet. Ringmond may miss racing due to illness last fall. Kate McCrack is a strong Massachusetts and Pennsylvania candidate. Bessie Bonehill foaled a black colt by Directors Jug. Sidney Lucas and Prince of Verona not yet star performers. Charles Eldredge has moved his string to the Jewettville covered track. A three year old filly by Lynne Bel appears to show speed.
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Ansylvania
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Sidney Lucas
Prince of Verona
Crescent City
Bennings
Charles Eldredge
Benstea
Jewettville
Lynne Bel
Regatta Plans Split Winners for Paris Trials in Harlem
The National Association regatta committee privately decided to send only the top two in the senior singles and the winning crews from three events to Paris trials. Canadian crews are barred, though Rumohr may still compete as Harlem Boat Club member. Trials over 1750 metres will follow Paris distances, with Harlem regatta distances set at one and a half miles.
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Paris
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Harlem Boat Club
America
Red Star Line
Westernland
Antwerp
St. Joseph A. A
West End
Charles Street
Leverett Street
Jim Butler
Butler
Fire damages Vose & Sons piano factory at 46 Walnut Street
Fire at the Vose & Sons piano factory located at 46 Walnut Street yesterday caused damage to the manufactory and factory premises. The cause remains undetermined and no injuries are reported.
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Walth
Easter Cyclists Fill Park With Diverse Rides and Rallies
Thousands of cyclists enjoyed mild Easter air as park crowds surpassed spring norms. Cyclists from Massachusetts led by Captain Peck gathered from Medfield to Framingham with groups from Brockton and Boston clubs. Notable riders included Waller and Stinson, while Roxbury’s club rode to Blue Hill. An accident near Longwood Avenue caused minor injuries, and police urged clear sidewalks along the Duck Bridge.
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Brockton
Alden
Mate
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Fulton
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Frank Waller
W. C. Stinson
W. F. Stafford
E. Campbell
W. F. Norris
J. J. McKinnnon
L. E. Mettling
Joe Downey
J. H. Dieckfest
W. J. Wright
W. L. Gibson
Sam Sulkin
Ray Murray
William L. Voge
Dedham
Concord
Roxbury
Longwood Avenue
Hebard
Ducks Bridge
Duck Bridge
National Inter scholastic Athletic Association Formed
New York schoolboy athletes form a National Inter scholastic Athletic Association and invite other school bodies to join. Columbia University may host a national track and field meet at Manhattan Field if enough schools commit, with May 30 as a proposed date.
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Columbia University
Manhattan Field
New England Interscholastic Association
Charles A. Dana
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Boxing Gossip Points to New England Lightweight Title Fight
Boxing notes report George Gardner facing Kid Carter in Manchester and mention Riley vs Sweeney for New England lightweight crown at Faneuil Hall A C East Boston April 24. References to Dan Creedon, Patsey Sweeney, and others, plus commentary on refereeing standards and upcoming exhibitions at Ho Atheneum.
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New York
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Chan
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Lowell
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Martin. Riley
Fall River
New England
Patsey Sweeney
Faneuil
Sweeney
Riley
Rey Sneed
Cal Hawkins
George Byers
Rye
Ho Atheneum
Hartford
Bill Daly
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Marquis of Queensberry
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Nutmeg A. C
Pete
Bargate
Queensberry
Will LeClair
Dan Snyder
Broadway A
Dan
Hercules Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Frank Lane
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
George Gardiner
R. A
Fourth
Byeoner
Faneuil Hall
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Lucer@ Hall
Bicyclenotes track racing opens across New England
The season starts with meets at Brockton Fall River and New Bedford as promoters push regular weekly programs. Riders resuming after retirement join renewed activity while the N C A plans to join a new international cycling body with Canada facing alignment issues. The Press Cycling Club century moves to May 6 and a lantern souvenir will be given to each survivor.
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Austria
Germany
England
Ireland
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Canada
Wheelmen’s ‘Association
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New York
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Millstream Club Plans Rigorous Rowing Season
The Millstream Club finishes building extension and prepares a tough season. Coach Delano targets senior eight-oar practice next week with a new boat float soon. They enter the Metropolitan regatta in June with senior eight, senior four, and junior four crews. An entertainment in the new clubhouse extension is set for the 23rd.
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Delano
Gaelic School Session Reports Feis Plans At Union Park
Attendees gathered yesterday at 1151 Washington Street for a Gaelic School session. Committee reports indicate the Feis to be held tomorrow evening in Union Park and Academy halls, with proceeds supporting the Gaelic School in Boston as a free institution and well patronized.
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Mainty
Boston
Irish Language Study Session Held by Philo Celtic Society
The Philo Celtic Society of Boston held its Irish language school session at St. James' parochial school on Whitmore Street yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Ludwig the Irish baritone and Dr. P J Timmins with students Danie O Callaghan and Miss M J Donovan directing. Timmins chaired after an opening Irish language movement address, followed by Tadwis singing, and performances by Owens Mahey Lane Quill and others.
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Whitmore Street
Ludwig
P. J. Timmins
South Bos
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M. J. Donovan
James Quill
John A. Hickey
Hebrew Performance at Columbia Theatre
A New York Hebrew company presented the operetta Rachel, or the Shield of Judea, in four acts to a crowded Columbia Theatre audience. Cast included Rothstein Weintreib Abramovitz Capelman Thorenberg Esenberg Hirsson Silverman and Grossman. The performance benefited the Judea congregation under director S Alexander. Police officers in attendance enjoyed the show given in Hebrew.
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Grossman
Alexander
Mrs Jackardner’s Venetian Palace Planned for Back Bay
Mrs John L Gardner aims to erect a unique structure on foundations near Tremont entrance in Back Bay Park. Architect Willard Sears and Mrs Gardner keep plans secret while about 40,000 has been spent on foundations and construction is paused. The design reportedly echoes a Venetian palace with Italian imported elements and a courtyard, staircases, and galleries for priceless art. Building officials say plans must be submitted and secrecy remains tight.
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Back Bay Park
John L. Gardner
Boston
Mission Church
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America
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Jackardner
New York
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Education Alliance Calls for Zionism Debate
The W Educational Alliance at 18 Cow Street urges Boston Zionists to send three or more speakers for a public hearing on Zionism. They claim last week's debate misrepresented Zionism and say they will ensure a fair, impartial discussion with top Zionist speakers ready to meet anti Zionist voices.
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W Educational Alliance
Cow Street
Boston Zionists
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