Rainy Harvard-Dartmouth clash ends early in fourth
Harvard led 4 1 before rain dampened play and forced stoppage with Dartmouth holding the edge at the plate. Dinsmore matched Highlands in a pitching duel as Harvard’s batting miscues and fielding errors aided Dartmouth’s two early runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Dartmouth
Crimson
Dinsmore
Andy” Highlands
Paine
Whittemore
Scannell
Wrenn
Highlands
Davis
Winslow
Hayes
Mullen
Dartmouth College
Manchester
Providence
C.f
S.s
R.f
Stevenson
Rand
lL.f
McCormack
J.f
Fulsom
Abbott
Adams
Springfield Beats Fall River In Rough Pitcher Debut
Fall River hosts Springfield with W Klobedanz giving up three runs on balls after bases loaded. Lynch clears the fence for three RBIs, Donnelly and Reilly shine in fielding. Attendance 200. Final score Springfield 9 Fall River 3 with eight Springfield hits and nine Fall River hits. Batteries Coughlin Gruber Teahy and Lincoln W Klobedanz Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Springfield
W. Klobedanz
Lynch
Donnelly
Riley
Reilly
Fall Rivers
Coughlin
Gruber
Teahy
Lincoln
Manning
Rain Delays Strike Three Major Baseball Games
Reports from Baltimore, Washington and New York indicate postponed games due to rain. Baltimore and Philadelphia were tied to the schedule while Boston and Brooklyn also postponed as rain interrupted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Lowell Tufts Game Postponed by Rain
Lowell reports the Lowell vs Tufts College game is rescheduled to Thursday due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Baseball Talk Sparks Prospects and Pitches Across Leagues
The column surveys players and clubs from Washington to St. Louis and Cincinnati. It notes Arthur Clarkson as a top Browns pitcher, discusses Ward’s retirement regrets, and predicts pennant hopes for the Phillies and a profitable early season for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cartwright Crooks
Nicholson
St. Louis
Joyce
Arthur Clarkson
Browns
Clarkson
John Montgomery Ward
Cincinnati
al Maul
Philies
Jim Hart
Chicago
McDermott
Fall River
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
W. C. Ruperts
Nick Young
Quinlan
Marlboro
Lewiston
Lynch
John B. Day
Stafford
Danny Richardson
Mr. Day
England
Qd States
Harvard Varsity Crew Sees Perking Withdraw. Freshmen Advance
The Harvard varsity and freshman rowing crews stayed in Cambridge during the vacation with the varsity lineup unchanged. Perkins will not row this year due to poor condition, likely replaced by Lewis. Phelps remains bow, with Bullard set to return when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsity
Harvard
Cambridge
Stroke
Hollister
Fennessy
Watriss
Stevenson
Shepard
Damon
Lewis
Phelps
Perking
Bullard
Turfs and Times from Maine Horse Farms and Races
C H Nelson praises four two year old colts at River View stock farm Gar diner Me bred by Haley 2 17 are among finest seen. Captain Alcyo sent by William E Sanderson Fitchburg to Cc E Mosher. George Gilchrist sends a two year old. A fine filly by Edmund 2 17 1 4 at Mountain stock farm Waterville 2 09 dam Ruby Rolfe. Maine Mile Track Association stakes 14 classes trotter and pacer entries close April 25 Rigby Park Management Portland. Early Bird 2 12 2 and Benzetta 2 12 3 4 in 2 12 trot at Buffalo Aug 6 16. The Ironmaster chestnut horse sold to Ed Corrigan. Chimes is a top sire at farm of William C Dickinson Hatfield. Electmont by Chimes. Annie Scott sister to second dam of Fantasy 2 06. Mystic trainer scene with pacer Prairie Lily 34 seconds. W C France sold 21 head trotters including High Tide 2 17 and sixteen others Maggie S 2 21 Belle Red 2 28 to E D Pennington Norfolk Va. Rhode Island State Fair six days next fall name entries by May 7. Monroe Salisbury notes Direct could beat 2 00 pacing if he had Alix length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Nelson
River View Stock Farm
Gardiner
Haley
William E. Sanderson
Fitchburg
Captain Alcyo
Cc. E. Mosher
George Gilchrist
Mountain Stock Farm
Waterville
Edmund
Nelson
Ruby Rolfe
Young Rolfe
Rigby Park Management
Portland
Early Bird
Benzetta
Beulah
Harold
Buffalo
G. Walbaum
Ed Corrigan
Ironmaster
Himyar
Chalice
Glendal
Blair Athol
Amice
Palmer
Chimes
Electmont
Cologne
Mambrino King
Annie Scott
Fantasy
William C. Dickinson
Hatfield
Mystic
Prairie Lily
Boyce
W. C. France
Mike Bowerman
High Tide
Mr. France
Maggie S
Belle Red
E. D. Pennington
Norfolk
Rhode Island
Horses in Training: Listing of Entries Across Six Races
The program lists horse names, weights, and exhibitors for six selling races at Alexander. Each race shows entrants with assigned weights, from five-eighths to one mile, including notable names such as Peter Jackson, Elizabeth, Keywest, Rama, West Side, and Solarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Red Cross
Little Bravo
Prince Klamath
Devisee
Fagot
Luto
Dama
Reynard
Cheddar
Marble Post
Imp. Bones
Saginaw
Despatch
Elizabeth
Jennie T
Hemet
Headlight
Jimmie James
By Jove
Traitor
Trouble
Pat Woodcock
Inquisitive
Blizzard
Anncrean
Julia L
Mamie B. B
Fredericks
Woodchopper
Don Lucey
Tammany Hall
My Gyps
Bessemer
Fluellen
Dr. Parkhurst
Farragut
Annie T
West Side
Billy Boy
Halcyon
Florine
Adaxus
Despair
Johnny
Mattie Chan
John P
Finnwater
Benvolio
Doc Birch
Connors
Galloping King
Paris
Taconey
Bronston
Monte Carlo
First race maidens at Mont
First race for maidens at Montezuma yields Tyrana first with Charma third and time 50.50. Second race seven-eighths mile Captain T wins with Sir Dixon Jr second and Copyright third in 1 2934. Third race one mile selling Buckrone takes win over Cass and Little Matt in 1 43.50. Sixth race three-fourths mile selling McKee wins with Lottie Eastin and Sir John. Raining, track fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Tyrana
Charma
Captain T
Sir Dixon, Jr
Copyright
Buckrone
Cass
Little Matt
Arlington
Floretta
Applegate
Lambent
Nick
Factotum
Fidget
McKee
Lottie Eastin
Sir John
Camilla Urso Club Presents Vaudeville in Berkeley Hall
The Camilla Urso Club a 30 member young ladies group in Boston staged a vaudeville show at Berkeley Hall in Berkeley last night followed by a dance. The Fadette Orchestra of 15 members led by Miss Caroline B Nichols provided music. Notable acts included Dance de Sabots by Stella Churchill and Dance of the Goblins featuring Flossie Knights Juliette Case Grace Pendleton Louise Pendleton Helen Higgins Justine McNaughton with solos by George Hawley and George P Fernald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Urso
Berkeley Hall
Boston
Fadette
Caroline B. Nichols
Stella Churchill
Flossie Knights
Juliette Case
Grace Pendleton
Louise Pendleton
Helen Higgins
Justine McNaughton
George Hawley
George P. Fernald
Annie A. Andros
Lilla Oiles-Wyman
Belle Yeaton Renfrew
Ethel Atwood
Bertha Turner
Minnie L. Hemphill
Christina Lord
Everett Club
Cambridge Cantabrigia Club
Proserpina Burlesque by Hasty Pudding Club at Copley Hall
The Hasty Pudding Club presented Proserpina at Copley Hall to a large audience. The operetta featured bright libretto, lively score, strong singing and dancing, and a two act romp with Svengali and Trilby. Cast included Pluto and Proserpina with a full chorus and notable specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
Hasty Pudding Club
Sullivan
Jakobowski
Pluto
W. K. Bruce Exemplicus
Dan Cupid
Hades
Thomas Corydon
Wrenn Patee
J. L. Stackpole, Jr
N. Hayward
H. Frazier
M. Hurley
Ohhed
Earth
C. M. Flandrau Proserpina
Adams
Venus
Harrison says Harrison seen as compromise currency candidate
An Indiana Republican in Indianapolis asserts Benjamin Harrison could be the compromise nominee for currency factions at the next convention. He would run on a conservative bimetallism platform and satisfy both gold and silver factions. Harrison is arranging to go East next month and is in strong health.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Washington
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Colorado
Hyde Park Strikers Urged to Hold Firm by Avery
Mrs Martha Moore Avery addressed Hyde Park strikers yesterday urging firmness. Reported that two of the women who quit have had their places filled by two men from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Martha Moore Avery
Boston
A F L Charters Unions In Newton
State organizer of the A F L delivers charters to two newly organized unions in Newton. Horse Nail Piolaters No 6610 and Horse Nail Assorters No 6611 were chartered with strong attendance at both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. IL
Newton
Horse Nail Piolaters
Horse Nail Assorters
Dartmouth selects Louis Cox as athletic team manager
At a junior class meeting in Hanover on April 22 Louis 3 Cox of Manchester was elected manager of the Dartmouth athletic team. Cox leads the Dartmouth Glee Club and is a member of the Kappa Pi Fraternity Theta Nu Epsilon and other societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Louis 3
Cox
Manchester
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Glee Club
J ‘Kappa Ia
Poe
Bemem
Theta Nu Epsilon
Omnibus Strike Paralyzes Paris Transit
A Paris omnibus strike began with 5000 drivers leaving work to press higher pay and shorter hours. The city sees an almost complete halt in service with only a few irregularly running vehicles under heavy police protection and low public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Boxing turmoil at Suffolk Club stalls proposed May bout
Boston boxing scene buzzes over a botched Suffolk Club deal with Dick O'Brien and Kid McCoy. Club owners failed to post guarantees, derailing a planned 25 round match on May 20 at 158 pounds. O'Brien praised for form, Dobbs criticized publicly for conduct and tactics, with trainers and scouts weighing future bouts and standbys.
Celes Reit In Or Ent Onni Woon Inventor Of
Celes Reit, also known as Onni Woon, presented as an inventor in a historical record. The fragment notes associations with a residence or entitlements and references an inventor figure. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celes
Ent- Onni
Woon
East Boston Athletic Association Indoor Meet Lights Up Paris Street Gym
The East Boston Athletic Association held its first indoor meet for members at the Paris street gym. Gold and silver medals were awarded across events including sprints, jumps, pole vault, an 880 yard run, and a potato race with heats and finals. Winners included H McDonald, Homer Buderau, C Moakley, M Ling, H Gesinger, Joseph McGrath, Henry Mowbray, and W Greenough. The club plans an indoor exhibition soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston Athletic Association
Paris Street
H. McDonald
E. Grainger
William Nolan
McDonald
Homer Buderau
J. Jackson
C. Moakley
M. Ling
H.gesinger
G. Scanlon
Joseph McGrath
Henry Frazier
Henry Mowbray
E. Gesinger
H. Butle
D. Landrigan
W. Greenough
H. Mowbray
Mowbray
Madden Wins Over Connors In Seaside Club Bout
Rain reduced turnout at Seaside Athletic Club in Coney Island. Alfred Hanlon faced Shadow Maber in a 148 pound six round bout, Maher winning after a spirited finish. Jack Skelly and Johnny Gorman drew in eight rounds. The star event matched Jack Madden and Jack Connors in 25 rounds with Madden bleeding Connors nose and eye. Madden won on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Alfred Hanlon
England
Shadow Maber
Australia
Maber
Maher
Jack Skelly
Brooklyn
Johnny Gorman
New York
Gorman
Skelly
Jack Madden
Jack Connors
Springfield
Ill
Madden
Connors
Madda
Attack on Mt Hope Trustee Probe Reaches Aldermen
An unusual remonstrance sent to several Board of Aldermen members attacked Mt Hope Cemetery trustee John H. Collamore. The letter from Robert G. S. Collamore alleged Collamore dodged assessors for about thirty years, claiming unfitness for office. Alderman Flood received a copy, yet Collamore was confirmed along with other trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collamore
Alderman Flood
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Gaiety Girls Open Season at the Lyceum
The London Gaiety Girls staged a lively opening at the Lyceum with Gay Paree featuring Mabel Kaym Bessie Burns Vergie Seymour and Lulu Sheldon. Annie Mabel O'Brien impressed with dancing and singing while William Daly Frank Hilton and the sketch artists drew praise for comedy and acrobatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gaiety Girls
Lyceum
London
William Daly
Frank Hilton
Ko-Ko-Mo
Beecham's Pills Promise Fast Constipation Relief
Beecham's pills claim rapid relief for constipation priced 10 4 and 25 cents per box. The ad notes oak shape and urges purchase at druggists. Annual sales exceed six million boxes indicating wide use.
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Beecham
A C C Plans Inauguration Of Club Championship
The Associated Cycling Club convened a sparsely attended meeting and voted to establish a club championship. A medal system was approved for top point scorers in road and track events, with openings May 4 to November 1. Officials for the May 30 meet were named and events listed, including multiple mile races and handicaps. Notable attendees Bald, Tyler, Sanger considered. Mayo and Saunders seek tandem and unpaced mile challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Cycling Cluba
Spencer T. Williams
H. W. Robinson
McCausland
J. C. Kerrison
Kerrison
James
McArdle
Sterling Elliott
Abbott L. Bassett
C. W. Fourdrinier
J. S. Dean
A. D. Peck
J. E. Saville
A. O. McGarrett
C. Bond
George Dorntee
J. J. Fecitt
W. S. Deane
F. S. McDonough
Alexander
Bald
Tyler
Sanger
Mayo
Saunders
Lenz Murder Claim Towers Over Global Bicycle News
Relatives of Frank Lenz, the world cyclist, believe Kurdish forces killed him in Armenia last May. An American missionary backs the claim, naming Koordali and nearby routes where Lenz was seen alive before his body was found near Zedikan. The report says three witnesses will confirm details. Meanwhile, cycling circles discuss upcoming races and crossAtlantic challenges with Johnson, Sanger, Titus, Ziegler, and Houben. The L. A. W. plans a Boston meeting around May 1, while local clubs from Elmwood to Waban prepare events and elections for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lenz
Pittsburg
Armenia
T. P. Langhams
Lenz
Koordali
Ayish-Gird
Delibah
Karakalesseh
Zedikan
Johnson
Sanger
Titus
Ziegler
Houben
Watson
Henie
England
United States
John 8. Johnson
Minneapolis
Walter Sanger
Fred Titus
Willison
Boston
Sam Broeck
Liberty Wheelmen
George Kuhlke
Oscar Hedstrom
South Brooklyn
New York
Linscott
Elmwood Club
Bostonian Cycle Club
E. F. Pitt
L. O. Ginn
E. B. Gahm
George H. Peters
Marie H. Wheeler
Mary Ward
8. Struve
E. Kellie
I. K. Peeling
Elena Listen
Ernestine Witherell
W. L. Conwell
Eclipse debate ties Christ event to historical eclipse
Professor Wiggins of Ottawa argues a solar eclipse coincided with Jesus crucifixion, claiming calculations show total darkening on March 19 33 AD near Jerusalem. He cites Tertullian and Philgon records and links to earthquakes in Nice to support a non miraculous cause.
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Wiggins
Ottawa
Jerusalem
Judea
Christ
Tertullian
Philgon
Adrian
Bithynia
Nice
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Williams
Perkins
ST. Asaph
Camilla
Proserpina
Svengali
Trilby
F. Davis,Jr
W. Fairbank
Co. S. French
E. H. Goodwin
R. H. Hallowell
E. R. Knapp, Jr
Vv. H. May
D. Tiffany, Jr
S. B. McNear
W. B. Odiorne
Charles Fairchild
Arthur Foote
Augustus P. Gardner
John C. Gray
Edward S. Grew
Norwood P Hallowell
Arthur Hunnewell
George von L. Meyer
George Peabody
Arthur Richmond
Charles Sargent
Charles Perkins
Herbert M. Sears
JT. Lewis Stackpole
Nathaniel Thayer
William Tudor
Alexander Whiteside
R. L. Whitman
A. Whiteside, Jr
A. S. Pier
A. W. Cooley
H. D. Tudor
W. W. Caswell
Harrison Again
A.F. L. Charters
Omnibus
Jack Wilkes
Suffolk Club
Dick Russell
Wilkes
Jim Doyle
Russell
Post
Suffolk
Dick O’brien
Kid McCoy
O’brien
McCoy
Match
Higgins
Oyster House
Court Street
Jimmy Kelly
Billy Smith
Walcott
Dobbs
O'Brien
Mr. Fitzgerald
Hugh Behan
Griffo
Billy Vernon
South End
Tommy Ryan
Kelly
Smith
Robert Campbell
Charles Quinlan
Mike Sears
Slick Long
Zeke Thomas
Williams Court
Arthur Gentleman
Pre
Fred
Eilem O'Leary
Sumner Hall
Rob Roy
Mee
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Beacon St
Oppon
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H. B
Shattuck & Son
Columbus Ave
H. B. Shattuck & Son
John 8
Raymond
Toronto
Syracuse
Crescent
Plainfield
Good Roads Association of Brooklyn
Park Commissioners
Prospect Park
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Bock Square
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