Riverside and local rowers eye summer regatta season
The Riverside junior eight trains under Ned Hayes while seniors may rejoin next Sunday. Jeffries Point and other clubs plan match races against Weld Harvard and Millstreams. Ned Ten Eyck seeks Henley entry and Harlem Worcester regattas. Glendon projects a strong B A A eight for New England.
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Riverside
Ned Hayes
Parrock and Sullivan
Greer
The
Columbians
Riversides
Hayes
Weld
Harvard
Bradfords
Mare
West Ends
Whitehead
Shawmuts
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
W. Glassett
W. Campbell
F. Greer
J. Greer
C. Barker
He Jeffries
W. Collier
W. Glasett
W. Stinson
School of
B. A. A. Oat House
New York
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Glendion
Horton
Stevendon
Glendon
New England
Everett Pope
Harlem
Millstreams
Weld Union
Worcester
Harris
Lehmann
Carvar Ay
Bankers and Brokers Preview South End Clash in Series Opener
Edward G. O Hara, Charlestown bred catcher once with Warrens Medfords Eberts and Harrisons in Cambridge, signs to catch for Nashua and later Murray Irwiniam. The Bankers and Brokers prepare daily at South Boston grounds for a key game against their business rivals, Bank Officers, as both teams train hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. O'Hara
Bankers’ and Brokers
Bank Officers
South End
Charlestown
Warrens
Medfords
Everetts and
Harrisons
Cambridge
Nashua
New England Association
Rowley
Mass
Murray & Irwin Iam
Binkers
South Boston Grounds
Milita Division 48 Holds Meeting at Brook Hall
Milita Division 48 met at Brook's Hall 1171 Tremont Street with Captain William J. Henderson in the chair. Six candidates were initiated and seven propositions passed. The ball committee reported a successful social and financial turnout. A drill is planned every Wednesday evening in Conant Hall Roxbury. Members addressed included Daniel J. Ney Michael J. O'Connor William Blaney James Clark and George Owens.
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Las Evening Brook
Tremont Street
William J. Henderson
Ball
Conant Hall
Roxbury
Messrs
Daniel J. Ney
Michael J. O’connor
William Sh. Thomas Blaney
James Clark
Inic Georg Owens
Ge Dunn
Week of League and Other Games Schedule Summary
Week schedule lists league games from Monday to Sunday with Boston, Brooklyn, New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago and others facing various opponents across cities. Additional games feature Harvard, Cuban Giants, and college teams with multiple local matchups and college freshman teams noted in scattered listings.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Bbaltmore
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Opening Day in National League Sparks Hopes for Boston and Giants
Last Friday saw four NL games across Eastern and Western cities with about 46 000 in attendance signaling a strong season. Boston drew 12 000 in New York before rain halted play. the Giants led by Captain Joyce and star players arrive early to challenge the champions at South End grounds on Patriots' Day.
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Boston
Diamond Field
New York
Andy Freedman
Duffy
Baltimore
New Yorks
South End
Giants
Knickerbocker
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Joyce
John Ward
Boston Reds
American Association
Fritz von Tenney
Bill
George Davis
Short Field
Kid Gleason
Fred Hartman
President Wreedman
Mike Tiernan
George van Haltren
Tom McCreery
Captain Joyce
Shore
Bostons
Patriots
Chicago Beats Browns Under Fire Disrupted Game
Chicago defeated the Browns as errors and demoralized play marred the game in St. Louis. Fire the previous night forced construction of a new fence and temporary seats, with over 600 spectators present. Score not disclosed in available text.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Browns
Reds Rally In First Inning On Kelb Poor Support
In Cincinnati on April 17 the Reds scored seven runs in the first inning aided by two triples and a single. Kelb struggled early but settled, while Hawley pitched well for the visitors. Irwin Wallace Corcoran and McPhee starred in the field before a 15 604 crowd. A ground rule produced three runs.
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Cincinnati
Kelb
Reds
Hawley
Irwin
Wallace
Corcoran
McPhee
AB. R. Holliday
Smith
Eneee Beckley
Miller
Pip
Peiveene
Eesuvcu
Pettz
Ee Sewer
Seeesene
McAleer
Holliday
Criger
Nates
Sockalexis
Childs
Beckley
Balle
Mpires
Swartwood
Tannehill Delivers For Colonels In Crowd Affected Win
In Louisville on April 17 Tannehill won his own game for the Colonels, scattering hits and hitting a scratch homer that scored the winning run. Dummy Hoy drove in three of the four Colonels runs as about 13 000 fans watched. Ground rules were adopted due to the large crowd with a hit into the stands worth three bases. The score:
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Louisville H. Ky
Tannehill
Colonels
Hoy
Amateur baseball teams seek April 19 games across Boston area
Roxbury Fenways average age 20 seek April 19 match. Waltham Felton A. A. ages 16 17 request games April 19 and Saturdays with out of town clubs. Worcester Vernon Ath Club lists players Montague Snyder Morrissey Crotty Conn Carroll Grogan Thornton Collins Carver Jerome McKenna Jackson Larkin Cahill Thompson manager Thomas Connors. East Boston Hear from strongest teams paying guarantee manager F Regan 424 Chelsea St. Cambridge Putnams seek games with 18 year olds manager George C Field 154 Astlston Cambridgeport. Red Stockings reorganized want away games Saturdays April May manager J M Mirby Somerville. Local clubs from Lynn Worcester Dorchester and Cambridge listed with various players and managers for April 19 games.
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Fenways
Roxbury
William E. O’leary
Burney Street
Felton A. A
Waltham
J. J. Murphy
Mechanic Street
Vernon Athletic Club
Worcester
Montqueet
Snyder
Morrissey
Crotty
Conan
Carroll
Grogan
Thornton
Collins
Carver
Jerome
McKenna
Jackson
Larkin
Cahill
Thompson
Thomas Connors
Harbor Views
East Boston
F. Regan
Chelsea Street
Thomas O 'H. Brophy
Lowell Place
Taltham
Bostons
Young Everetts
J. Donahue
Everett Street
J. E. Mornarity
Ware B. B
Lynn Reds
J. H. Patterson
Lynn
Mass
South Commons
Joseph McMahon
Jack Fitzgerald
Jack Fay
Had Burns
Henry Mehe
William Curry
Ired Tighe
C.f
William Curtaines
William Curtain
Lowell
John Cosgrove
Columbia Baseball Club
Grafton
Milford
Harrigan
Leonard
McCann
Reidy
Van
Doran
S.s
Duckworth
King
Kenney
Southbridge
Rodmans
Fall River
Driscoll
Rodman B. B
Nationals of
Robert Doherty
Marlborough Street
Chelsea
University City
Cambridge
Hartman
Downing
O’brien
Haley
Redmond
Lane
Coleman
Robinson
Dunn
Sacred Hearts of
Roslindale
Tug’ Wilson
Somervill Fremonts
Ed O'Brien
Fifth Street
Dorchester Torpedos
Meeting House Hill
J. Donohue
J. Flynn
J. Mullen
T. Collins
M. Quinn
Rodney
A. Wilson
Mt. Washingtons
Fyerett
Westboro
Central Massachusetts League
Mt. Washington
Mangus Athletic Association
Wellesley Hills
H. W. Bail
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Milk Street
New Downer Landing
W. H. Daly
Neponset Avenue
Dorchester
Rovers
George Gilmore
Church Street
Reich F
Roxbwilights
Charles Metene
Verney
Street
Young
Emmets
Frank Hogarty
Magnolias
Baldwins
Magnolia
Warner
Trahy
R. Ganley
Anderson
Regan
Barrett
W. Ganley
Lf. Beattey
E. Barrett
R.f. Baldwin Street Grounds
Opening game of season at Locust street grounds
At 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon Sulli van the old Providence Newark and Montreal pitcher will call play for the opening game between South Boston and Boston College at Locust street grounds. It is the start.
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Sullivan
Providence
Newark
Montreal
Locust Street Grounds
South Boston
Boston College
Dr Landis noted as Bright's disease physician
Dr Landis a 50 year old physician from 1618 Washington Avenue described as a Bright's disease specialist.
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Landis
Washington Et
South Bostons Open Season With Strong Local Club
The second season of Peninsular District baseball shows more interest. Manager Michael J. Meagher leads a stronger team than last year with Boston College contributing a fast corps of collegians. The South Bostons will lineup Flack in centre, Bannon behind the plate, Mc Carthy in left, Meagher at second, Shields at short, Dunn in right, Nolan at first, Hoyt at third, and Brown pitching.
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Peninsular
Michael J. Meagher
Boston College
South Bostons
Charley Flack
Bill Bannon
McCarthy
Meagher
Shields
Dunn
Nolan
Hoyt
Brown
Baseball Movements Hit Boston and Beyond in Weekend Notes
J R Boston Billy Hallman and Peter Fred Lake join the Stars this week. Martin Bergen’s brother shines in Pawtucket practice as a catcher. The Newports face Brockton on Saturday. Finn’s Colts visit Shoe City Monday. Harvard College opens at Malden tomorrow at 3 PM with Pagui and McNally in Malden battery and Connell, Kilfedder, Murphy, Toole, Hallam in key positions.
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J. R
Boston
Billy Hallman
Peter
Fred Lake
Syracuse
The
Stars
Martin Bergen
Pawtucket
Newports
Brockton Patriots
Finn
Colts
Shoe City
Frank Connaughton
Breckenridge
Westboro
Steve Mahoney
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Buffalo
Frank Shannon
Montreal
New Bedford
Harvard
College
Malden
Pagui and
McNally
P. Connell
Dan Brown
Kilfedder
Jim Murphy
Chick” Toole
Hallam
Dan Connell
Season Ends as Arlington Boat Club Claims Circuit League
The Circuit League finished with Arlington Boat Club second team narrowly winning the title by one game over champions. Newton Boat Club placed second, with Boston Athletic second and Riverdale Casino tied in wins but BA A led in total pins. Wardwell of the BA A won the individual championship with 163 average, followed by Steere of Riverdale Casino with 161.
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Arlington Boat Club
Newton Boat Club
Boston Athletic
Riverdale Casino
Athletic
Maugus
Allston Club
Newton Highland Club
Wardwell
Steere
Buntin
Linder
Harris
Av’ge
Arlington
Newton
Perec Rc
Mikes
Riverdale
Neaugug
Biuta Con
Towler
Wardwell B. A. AL
Bigojo Rivoror
ONG
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WOR
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Sparoims A Timmins
Deoveng
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ELON
Panswosth AG
Angwion
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Lumar Ass OG
ARDS
Salem
Aubin
Epouoe
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Henman
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Pennsylvania Railroad Tours to Civil War Points
Personal tours on April 18 and May 16 visit Washington Philadelphia Mt Vernon and Arlington. A Battlefield tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington departs May 27 at a rate of 36 dollars. Dr N Bell tourist agent 20 Washington Street.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Mt. Vernon
Arlington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gettysburg
Luray
Halifax Line Steamer Returns to Port in Sound Condition
The Plant line steamer Halifax, after docking Saturday with a flooded after compartment, departed Lewis wharf at 11 o clock yesterday morning bound for Halifax. The ship was reported in sound condition on departure.
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Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Thousands of Wheelmen Open Outdoor Riding Season at Reservoir
Thousands of cyclists, estimates from 5000 to 10000, filled park roads to mark the season opening. Police enforced a new rule banning wall sitting and loitering on bridges to curb insults to women cyclists. Notables from Boston Wheelmen and P. Co. C. attended, with minor accidents and a large, varied crowd noted throughout the day.
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Neponset
Post
Park Commissioners
Frankin Park
Long Crouch Woods
Jimmy Warburton
Dudley Marks
Tom Linton
Linton
Thomas
Charley Razoux
George A. Perkins
John F. Morrill
George Wright
S. I. Hall
Chelsea
Billy’’ Stone
George L. Howland
Fred Hockaday
Tom Hennessey
W. E. Files
George Urann
Mark Phillips
Ian Jackson
C. A. Collins
P. Co. C
J. W. Bragdon
Tigers
George
Will Moore
Boston Wheelmen
H. Smith, Jr
Suffolk B. C
Lechmeres
Dorchester Wheelmen
Roxbury Bl. C
Watatics
Charlestowns
Frank Miller
Metropolitans
Marguerite Ryan
Walsh
Rubberneck Arch
Concord
EK. F. Atwood
Henry &. Ducker
Charles River Park
Harry Knights
Mr. Ducker
Columbia
Boston
Fens
Newton
Waltham
Framingham
Walpole
Maynard
Concordbridge
Cambridge
Fresh Pond
Reservoir
Racing Men at Dedham
The article notes that the large crowd gathered for racing men was at Dedham, illustrating the event's prominence and local turnout.
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Dedham
Dedham Entries for Tomorrow's Road Race Listed
The Dedham road race entries show numerous runners from Providence Hartford Brockton Boston Dorchester Medford and many others. Notable matchups include Jim Clare vs Neil Broderick and Jim Rose against Eddie Goodbody with eight round bouts and two 20 round title bouts in Louisville Yonkers and Philadelphia events laid out for Thursday and Friday dates.
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Dedham
Rolting
Providence
F. J. Peer
Hartford
Horace B. Long
Forest EB. Young
Brockton
Frank Feathers
Dorchester
Louis J. Solari
Boston
George
Gebelin
Rank M. Deane
Frank German
Campella
James
Ben Ingraham
Peabody
Tilton
Haverhill
A. Giles
Albert
Albert ©. Morgan
Beverly
W. H. Spokesfield
T. N. Lane
Pall River
Arthur
Ingersoll
Ball Iilver
J. H. O'Neil
H. T. Wentworth
Greenwood
Mose Cookson
Methuen
Thomas Cookson
John McClintock
Charlestown
Patrick Keegan
Lowell
J. N. Fish
Arington
J. J. Fleming
C. B. Knapb
Taunton
FE. D. Hoxie
Berkeley
J. 3. Reeves
F. E. Kelley
Cambridge
Martin Benson
C. D. Snow
W. J. Bowman
Newton
Walter Kk. O’brien
Robert Newton
John Currier
Roxbury
D. H. Mahoney
W. F. Robertson
New Bedford
I. H. Robinson
R. A. Spence
Athol
Henry FE. Tolman
South Acton
L. Leonard
Auburndale
M. C. Woodward
Cassidy
J. Taylor
Brighton
C. J. Cannon
P. Hastings
Frank Lewis
West Medford
N. Green
Needham
Michael
Melrose
J. A. White
Chelsea
F. L. Partridge
Medfield
CC. B. Knopp
Newton Centre
C. MelIntosh
J. Hudson
Matfield
KF. M. McArthur
Porchester
A. G. Vachon
P. L. Hutchinson
Mattapan
J. A. Moulton
West Norwell
L. W. Laut
Z. ©. Downey
Jamaica Plain
N. A. Sehaaf
I. G. Perry
Chicopee
W. J. Culver
Groton
Ww. F. Ivy
Malden
J. M. Foster
Norwood
R. E. Jones
Blanchard
Wakefield
R. Magill
Whitinsville
A. F. Capers
Wellesley
J. H. Hardison
Attleboro
J. H. White
Magnolia
C. W. Foster
R. L. Elliott
Arlington
R. EF. Bennett
P. Golgasinn
C. A. Dupree
Waltham
R. S. Gould
J. W. Lake
H. EF. Magoon
H. E. Stafford
Peterson
Pawtucket
W. G. Miller
West Medway
J. BE. Gregory
G._ Butterick
FE. EF. Schore
F. A. Morrill
Gloucester
J. Hebditch
Elmwood
W. D. Tanduin
Jim Clare
Neil Broderick
Jim Rose
Eddie Goodbody
Yonkers
de Ryan
Lew Shelley
Louisville
Mike Farragher
Joe Martin
Millvale
George Byers
Dick O’brien
Lynn
Charley Johnson
Dick Case
Joe Walcott
Tom West
Philadelphia
Scott Signs Contract With Hills Grove Track
Monte Scott of Providence a noted circuit chaser and road champion has signed with Hills rove cycle track Hills Grove R I for the N C T A. He will race as a middle distance racer. His first match is May 30 against the Elkes Barnaby winner at Hills Grove.
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Providence
Monte Scott
Hillsrove Cycle Track
Hills Grove
R. I
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Wheelmen Bulletin Postings Limited Postage
The IL A W consulate road bulletin committee invites cycle dealers to display the weekly road bulletin for weekend readers but will mail copies only to those paying 60 cents per season. Postings at league headquarters will begin, with more display sites to be listed.
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IL. A. W
Frank N. Bemis
Washington Street
Boston
League
Atlantic Avenue
Bicycle Notes and Local Business Moves Across Town
Walter E. Hall of the Metropolitan Wheelmen died from grippe after a brief recovery. Ensign Fred P. Wright takes a bicycle manager post with J. B. Hunter & Co. Tiger and Tigress models will be carried. Boston Cycle Supply Co. rents the basement at 206 Devonshire Street. Austin W. Pease notes strong support for C. E. Fay in state centurion ballots. Jimmy Michael rumored to buy fast horses. Senator W. J. Morgan arrived from New York to begin Waltham track remodelling and denies lacking electrical pacing triplets. The Morgan Electric Bicycle Company is formed for new wheel manufacture.
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Walter E. Hall
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Ensign Fred P. Wright
Metropolitans
J. B. Hunter & Co
Summer Street
Boston Cycle Supply Company
Devonshire Street
Austin W. Pease
C. E. Fay
R. C
Jimmy Michael
W. J. Morgan
New York
Thorndike
Waltham
Jallu
Boxing Card Highlights Across Cities This Week
A dense slate unfolds with six round bouts and 12 round headliners in Chicago Hoff man A. C. Lynn Olympic A. C. Buffalo Rochester N Y Philadelphia and Hudson N H plus Wednesday matches headlined by Matt Matthews versus Tom Broderick 20 rounds in a busy boxing week.
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Jack Everhardt
Jack Grace
Dan Creedon
Billy S Stift
Jimmy Barry
Bily Rotchford
J. Ritchie
J. Sprague
Sally Smith
F.l Santry
Signor Hart
W. Bloom
Chicago
Joe Robinson
John Butler
Hoffman A. C
Lynn
Jake Stevens
Bert Palmer
Pat Ready
Harry Fisher
Kid Johnson
Joe Wataschek
Rochester
N. Y
Patsy Haley
Jack Frasier
Phenix A. C
Broadway A. C
Smoke Talk
Dick Baker
Harry Ires
Charles Matthews
Fred McGirr
Philadelphia
Elmer Arnold
Charlies Armstrong
Jim Duffy
Fred Connors
Hudson
N. H
Steve O'Donnell
S. Conroy
Troy
Matt Matthews
Tom Broderick
Butler and Robinson set for return bout at Hoffman Club
John E Butler and Professor Joe Robinson prepare for a twelve round rematch at the Hoffman Club Lynn following a draw in their prior North Shore A C meeting. Both fighters train hard and claim confidence while fans anticipate a decisive result or a repeat draw.
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John E. Butler
Joe Robinson
Hoffman Club
Lynn
North Shore A. C
Robinson
Butler
Billy Smith
Walcoit
Bridgeport
Billy
Walcott
New York
Young Mahoney
Philadelphia
Tommy White
Dan McConnell
Jack Bennett
Owen Aeigler
Mahoney
Agas
Asaineos Dixon
Billy MecCarney
Billy Stift
Dan Creedon
Chicago
Lou Houseman
Creedon
McCoy
Stiff
Jimmy Barry
Billy Rochfort
Rochfort
Barty
Sally Smith
Eddy Santry
Smith
Jack Everbard
Jack Grace
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Matt Matthews
Waverly A. C
Jack Daly
Lavigne
Billy Newman
Daly
Charley McKeever
Jack Frazer
Patsy Haley
Peter Maher
Joe Goddard
Peter
Coney Island
George V. Tuohey
Bobby Matthews Dies Aged 46 Former Pitcher Remembered
Private telegram reports Bobby Matthews, famed baseball pitcher, died in a Baltimore area institution. Retired since 1890 after twenty years in the profession he played for the Kakiangas Fort Wayne Lord Baltimores Boston Mutuals of New York and Athletics of Philadelphia. He suffered paresis two years ago and had been hospitalized for treatment.
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Penn
Baltimore
Bobby’ Matthews
Matthews
Kakiangas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lord Baltimores
Boston
Mutuals
New York
Athletices
Lavigne Arrives in Boston for Palace Theatre Run
George Lavigne the Saginaw Kid light weight champion of the world arrived in Boston last night to fill a week's engagement at the Palace Theatre. He declined to discuss boxing beyond saying his Cleveland match with Daly was unsatisfactory and he is ready to fight any challenger in his class. He may spar with Andy Watson.
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Boston
Palace Theatre
George
Daly
Cleveland
Lavigne
Andy Watson
Dancing Patriots Night at Roughan Hall Charlestown
Patrons attend a holiday event at Roughan Hall in Charlestown with Condit's Orchestra providing music for the Dancing Patriots Night.
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Patriots
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Hall, Somerville
Condit
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