Giants Beat Beaneaters In Lively Boston Exhibition
New York wins 8 to 1 at the polo grounds with Seymour pitching nine innings and Klobedanz struggling. Duffy makes a thousand catching play, Joyce and Tenney show at first, Hartman and Davis drive timely hits, Van Haltren and Long contribute, crowd about 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polo Grounds
Snyder
Giants
Seymour
Boy Wonder
Freedman
Albany
Beaneaters
New Yorks
Klobedanz
Nichols
Kloby
Bill Joyce
Bill
Tenney
Duffy
Warner
Boston
Bobby Lowe
Long
Joyce
van Haltren
Tiernan
Van
Haltren
Davis
Stahl
Tiernan Lobedanz
Uoas Nes
Hart
Phillies Beat Brooklyn In Hard Hitting Tilt
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn this afternoon in a hard fought game. Hallman starred at second base handling ten chances in tough plays while Jones at short showed some ragged work. Attendance reported at 5580. Score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphe
Brooklyn
Hallman
Jones
Washington Opens Baseball Season With Senators vs Orioles
The April 18 parade at National Park welcomed 6000 fans as the Senators and Orioles faced off. Hughes pitched well but Senators errors aided the Orioles to a larger score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
National Park
Senators
Orioles
Hughes
Colonels fall as weak batting hurts public attendance low
Louisville Ky April 18 Weak batting cost the Colonels another defeat as Killen pitched well while Clarke struggled and defense faltered. Poor support and threatening weather kept attendance to about 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvillle
Colonels
Killen
Clarke
Frye School Opens With 15 10 Victory Over Adams Academy
Frye School of Boston defeated Adams Academy 15 to 10 in a well played opener. Plunkett led the offense with nine runs in the seventh inning, Laurie Shannon hit a bases clearing triple, and Adams faded after taking the lead. Austin O'Brien Eaton Murphy and the Adams battery SAnntfield Taylor were notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Frye School
Boston
Adams Academy
Plunkett
Laurie Shannon
Adams
Austin
O'Brien
Eaton
Murphy
Sanntfield
Taylor
Frye
Baseball results from Springfield and Reading areas
In Springfield-Springfield the Giants played seven innings. At Reading, Reading 4, Wilkes 2. In Montreal area games, Penn.-Montreal 2, Alentown ?. At Lancaster, Lancaster 8, Toronto 2.
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Springfield
Giants
Reading
Penn
Wilkesarre
Montreal
Allentown
Lancaster
Toronto
Gordon Leases Capitol City Driving Park for Season
Conogord New Hampshire April 18 Charles Gordon of New Hampton has leased the Capitol City Driving Park for the season and taken possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conogord
N. H
Charles Gordon
New Hampton
Capitol City
NDIS 60 fein hysi lan project update noted
A brief item reports the NDIS project progress with a 60 fein hysi lan reference and a note about seven steps toward an initiative. It mentions an eating and curing context in a terse field snippet.
Patriots Day Celebrations Reported Across Massachusetts
Today Patriots Day is observed as a general holiday with sunrise bells in Boston followed by patriotic exercises by the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution and others. A 100 gun national salute will be fired at the navy yard battery at sunrise and sunset with major events in Lexington Concord and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Navy Yard
Lexington
Concord
Arlington
Day in Boston Highlights Social and Civic Events
A Busy Boston day features meetings at Association Hall and Dorchester Woman's Club, memorial at Granary Burying Ground, Paul Revere grave flowers, Tenth Battery reunion, and charity events. Evening concerts, dances, and banquets fill venues from Maverick Square to Minot's Hall and East Boston venues. Notables from New Zealand attend the Single Tax League reception at Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society Sons of the American Revolution
Hotel Vendome
Dorchester Woman’s Club
Massachusetts Society Sons of Revolution
Samuel Adama
Granary Burying Ground
Brunswick
Paul Revere
D. A.R
Old Christ Church
Tenth Battery, Light Artillery
Massachusetts Volunteers
Young's Hotel
Cyclorama Building
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Berkeley Hall
St. James
Battery B. M.V. M
Forty-second
Quincy House
Progress Club
Concord Street
Hirsch Club
Copley Hall
Young Men's Catholic Union
St. Mary’s Hall
East Boston
Trimountain Lodge
Brotherhood Railroad
Maverick Hall
Boston
Young Men’s Hebrew Union
Hanover As Street
Utopian Club
Shawmut Avenue
Suburban Events Honor Pasts Across Several Towns
A schedule of patriotic activities across suburbs includes receptions by D R and D A R chapters in Somerville and Brookline, flag parties, school programs, drum corps parades, and concerts on the Common. Concord Arlington and Watertown host morning and afternoon programs with dances, mass meetings, and children’s observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Faneuil
D. R
G. W. Yeaton
Allston
Anne Adams
Somerville
Daughters of Revolution and
Woman's Club
Waltham
G. A. R.hall
Watertown
Woman’s Relief Corps
Town Hall
Brookline
Isaac Gardner
Hannah Gardner
Fire Department
Sporting Events Schedule Dense With Baseball and Races
National League games set for New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia at multiple times across grounds including South End and Locust street. College, high school and club teams compete from Tufts Oval to Cambridge and Dedham as well as athletic events at Irvington Oval and Combination Park. Yachting regatta listed for Dorchester Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
South Bostons
Locust Street Grounds
Tafts
Newton A. A
Newton
Boston Latin
Dedham A. A
Dedham
Roxbury High
R. H. Alumni
Franklin Field
Milton High
Milton
Somerville High
Roxbury Latin
Somerville
Burdett College
Tufts Oval
Burdett
Newburyport High
Frye School
Boston English High
Natick High
Brown
Holy Cross
Newport
Brockton
Westboro
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Pawtucket
Attleboro
Rockland High
Fhayer Academy
Braintree
Brookline High
Harvard
Cambridge
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Syracuse
Cornell
Irvington Oval
Conness van Whitney
Sognens
Fire scares Charlestown pupils at Warren Grammar School
A pupil set fire to clothing in a dressing room while punished for mischief. Smoke caused a panic among about 600 students during patriotic exercises on the fourth floor. Teachers and seniors contained the crowd. extinguishers and alarms operated before arriving engines. Damage was slight and no action yet taken against the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grammer
Summer Street
Charlestown
Miss Meade
Miss Hall
Newton
Stickney
Swift
Beach and
Prince Streets
Boston
Boxing Gossip Flows From Lynn As Fighters Weigh In
In Lynn this evening Jack Frazer and Patsey Haley square off in a twelve round bout with Frazer favored by weight and Haley by ring craft. Frank Moran shares a London letter describing licensing, match purses, and potential bouts with Hawkins Erne Gang Connolly and others. Jim Jeffries versus Tom Sharkey looms as a major betting draw in San Francisco on May 4 with Peter Jackson praising Jeffries. George V. Tuohy notes George V. Tuohy reports O’Brien Byers sparring at Music Hall and Powers exhibition at Broadway Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frazer
Patsey Haley
Lynn
Frazer
Haley
Frank Moran
Spike Sullivan
England
New York
Cunard
America
Frank
al Smith
al Hawkins
Frank Erne
Joe Gang
Eddie Connolly
Eddie Curry
Ben Jordan
Curry
Jordan
Becaus
London
Dave
Kelly
Sammy
Ireland
Lavigne
Moran
Spike
Smith
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
White
Dixon-Johnson
Coney Island
Ee Jim Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey
Frisco
Peter Jackson
Jeffries
Peter
Dick O’brien
George Byers
Music Hall
Byers
Cambridge
O’brien
Dave Murphy
Nai Powers
Broadway Hall
George V. Tuohey
Morgan Announces May 30 Cycle Meet at Waltham Track
Senator W J Morgan and A W Robinson of the LA W racing board announce sanction for a joint Associated Cycling Clubs and Massachusetts Division Sh A W meet at Charles River Park on May 30. Morgan expands track facilities, moves dressing rooms, and lines up top riders from his String while arranging Crescent Park tournament plans and a $1000 deposit with the New York handicapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morgan
New York
A. W. Robinson
L. A. W. Racing Board
Robinson
Waltham Track
Associated Cycling Clubs
Massachusetts
Sh. A. W
Charles River Park
Mott
Racing Board
Morgan
Peck
Frank W. Lodge
Parker House
Providence
Crescent Park
Fire and explosion rip Charlestown hay storage injures crews
A major blaze at a two story hay building on Rutherford avenue owned by Boston and Maine railroad and Hosmer Robinson Co caused a $20,000 loss insured. Three alarms, railsmen injured including Captain S J Ryder and Hoseman Cross. Ryder survived with injuries while Cross broke a leg. Fire spread through four hay filled sections before midnight. two hours earlier Ryder and Cross fell through a collapsed floor. Loss split estimates: $7500 to railroad, $10000 to Hosmer Robinson firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Rutherford Avenue
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hosmer, Robinson & Co
Chamber of Commerce
S. J. Ryder
Congress Street
Hoseman Cross
Ryder
Cross
Patrick Considine
Chemical Company
Pope
Webber
Cheswell and
Mullen
Captain Ryder
Are
Hoseman
Boylston Street
Foreman Young
Boston & Maine
Hosmer Robinson
Boston at Home Faces Giants in South End Clash
Boston and New York meet today on the South End grounds with 15 000 inside last year and thousands turned away. The likely start near 230 pm, not 2 pm, caps a stretch before May 5 against Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington. Nichol e may start again for Boston while Bergen anchors the batterym voice for New York with Doheny Rusie Meekin Sullivan and Seymour possible on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
South End
Ner
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Duffy
Giants
Battery
Nicholé
Martin Bergen
Grady
Warner
Gotham
Doheny
Rusie
Meekin
Sullivan
Seymour
Kid Broad Triumphs Over Lacey in Cleveland Bout
In Buffalo on April 18 Kid Broad of Cleveland, protege of Kid Meco, defeated Peter Lacey of Pittsburgh in ten rounds at the Olympic A. C. Broad proved a powerful hitter while Lacey’s stamina kept him to the scheduled rounds. Both fighters weighed in at 124 pounds. Luke Stevens of this city defeated Palmer of Wheel in a separate bout.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Kid Meco
Peter Lacey
Pittsburg
Olympic A. C
Broad
Lacey
Luke Stevens
Pert Palmer
Wheel
W. V
Bicycle Notes Show Strong Growth in New Members
Massachusetts leads L A W divisions with 168 new members while Pennsylvania and New York trail. The report cites 737 total across divisions, with Connecticut and Rhode Island small. Cambridge officials discuss river improvements and St Marys street dam hearing at the State House. The Kangaroo Road Club hosts Jamaica Hall ball with bicycle attire noted and Miss Gertrude Chute winning best lady’s costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New York
Consulate
St. Mary’s Street
State House
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Brighton
Dudley Marks
Ducker
Sargent
Harvard
Tom Linton
Kangaroo Road Club
Jamaica Hall
G. P. Rupert
F. H. Valentine
A. W. Butterworth
H. E. Hudson
le van Molineaux
Charles A. Coombs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiobedanz
National League
Bostons
Collins
Lowe
Gleason
Bergen
Hartman
Stivetts
Hamilton
McCreary
Louisville
Attd
Chicago
Cincinnati
Newark
Secon
St Louis
Masonic Temple
Cmivago, Ill
C.F. Porter & Company
Washington St
M Cooley
C. F
Eeceseeeresee
Ryan
C¢ Cease
Horton
P. Peete Eseseeseere
Ieesee
Delehanty
Lajoie
McGraw
A. B. Keeler
Jenn B. Biccer
AB PO
Demontreville
Eeler Demontreville
McGann
Amole
McGuire
Semenee
Lynch and
Connolly
Padden
Seer
Donovan
Brodie
McCarth
Fray
Ewee Ely
Schriver
Cieegeas O
Louisville AB PO Hoy
Ritchey
S. S. Whee
F. Clarke
Ceca Seer
Wagner
Sone
Nance
Wees Carey
Oclingman
McCarthy
Clingman Wagner
Carey
Balla
Ww . H. Clarke
W. H. Clarke
Pittsburgh
Cushman and Heydler
Gordon
The
Baptist Home
Tremont Temple
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
American House
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Minot’s Hall
First Parish
Society of the Children of the American Revolution
South End Grounds
Ashland
Ten Oval
Y. M
Irving
Barnaby-Elkes
Charlies River Park
GOLF
Allston Club
Braeburn
Medford
Wollaston
Combination Park
City of Boston
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dorchester Bay
B. A. A. Games
Opposit
Larnaby
ELKES
Newell Manufacturing CO
Ames Bldg
Bey
Warwicks
Stanhope St
Pope Building
Stanhope
MR. Robinson
A. CG. C
M’coy
Iver Johnson
Bicycle Notes
Middlesex Bicycle Co
J. N. Leach
Summer St
Barnaby-Elkes Pacers
Tom Barnaby
Harry Elkes
Barnaby
Sager
Swanbrough
McDuffee
Kent
Sherer
Leonard
Keating
McLean
Gray Brothers
Waller
Henshaw
Caldwell
Jackson
Clrnt Davis
Frank Butler
Burns Pierce
Mayo
Saunders
Mitchell
Pettis
Waverley
Indiana Bicycle Co
Columbus Ay
A. O
John J. Rielly
Leutenant
John J. Murphy
Daniel J. Donavan
Cornelius J. Coughlin
James P. Calnan
Daniel J. Tobin
Timothy Finn
John F. Clancy
E. Howard Watch & Clock Co
Roxbury
Humboldt Cycle Co
Washington Street
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