Bay State Boxing Tourney Opens Week in Music Hall
Bay State Athletic Club launches a week of sparring in Music Hall with a public exhibition. The Connolly McKinnon bout tops the card as both amateurs vie for the American championship. Loyalties shift with Dempsey talks and a 500 dollar forfeit to lure Burge.
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Burge
New York
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Godfrey
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Amsterdam
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Tracey
Johnny Griffin
Phil Dwyer
Lucius Appleby
al Smith
Mattie Corbett
Dixon
Tom O’rourke
O’rourke
David Blanchard
Roy Roy
Field Events Lose Popularity at Suffolk Athletics Meet
The Suffolk Athletic Club plans a policy shift for July 4 with likely no field events, save for a running high jump if M. F. Sweeney commits. Hurdles gain appeal as coaches push for more exciting races while pole vault, shot put and other field events face scrutiny. Dorchester and B A A athletes debate hurdler matchups for Gloucester May 30 with Rowan from Loyolas showing promise at Boston College gym.
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M. F. Sweeney
Athletic Club
Jerry Connor
Dorchester Athletic Club
Dan Long
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Loyolas
Boston College
Cyclists Flock to Waltham for New South Street Track
The new bicycle track on South street in Waltham drew hundreds of riders led by contractors Cole who expects completion in a week and full access by Memorial Day races. Clubs like the Manhattans Cambridgeports Roxburys and Maidens toured the facility and dined at a local hotel after inspection.
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New Park
Charles River Boxing Meeting at Partridge Hall
The Charles River Athletic Association plans a boxing meeting at Partridge Hall, 53 Hanover Street, this evening. The talent list features special bouts Fitzsimmons versus Mundy and Duffy versus Boyle, along with numerous other pairings including McLaughlin, Durnen, Collins, Murphy, and several others.
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Cunningham
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Boyle
McNamee
Donoghue
Nolan
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Smith
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Kelly
Baseball Rules Change Revives the Game Play
The article argues new pitching rules ban movements that delay play, predicting quicker action, more stolen bases, livelier infielders and outfielders, and increased attendance as baseball regains popularity. Boston opens next Thursday with a stronger squad under Frank Selee, while New England League discussions center on Mike Meagher and Billy McGonnigle over franchise rights and player wages.
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Cyclers At The Park A Busy Day For Local Clubs
Franklin Park drew numerous riders yesterday despite fair track conditions as cyclists from Dorchester Roxbury Roslindale Easy Club Malden and other clubs gathered for training rides ahead of Memorial Day races. riders named include Pat and Billie Clark Peter Berle John Callahan H Dedekam Pat Hansburg and Jerry Driscoll with many more from multiple clubs in attendance and delegations from clubs across the area.
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The Barge Rowers Meet At Association Session
Delegates at the Barge Racing Association discussed rules and the sport's future fearing decline as clubs favor racing craft over ordinary barges. A weighing committee gained support, Cooper members eye summer activity, with Dan Sullivan coaching and Roanoke Boat Club ordering a boat.
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Mystic
Boxing Show At Music Hall Teems With Bay State Bouts
The Bay State Athletic Club presents a big amateur program at Music Hall tonight with a dozen bouts. Headlining is the Connolly versus McKinnon clash, trained in Nahant, slated for 9 p.m. The card also features Tom Collins versus Tom Brown and Jug Kang versus L Lawlor, with judges Arthur P. Hunt and Sumner Paine.
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Music Hall
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Dan McKinnon
Tommy
Nahant
Connolly-McKinnon
Aeare
Iaieee
Arthur P. Hunt
Sumner Paine
Tom Collins
Tom Brown
Jug Kang
L. . Lawlor
Three French men drown on raft near Lewiston
Three French residents Alfred Ciroux Alphonse Renge and Cyrille Fourchier from Lewiston drowned when a raft overturned during a scuffle on East Gray on Saturday. The bodies have not been recovered and one victim left a wife and child.
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Alfred Ciroux
Alphonse Renge
Cyrille Fourchier
East Gray
Among the Musicians Wagner Programme at Music Hall
The twenty third symphony concert featured a Wagner programme with Rienzi and The Ring selections arranged by Hans Richter, performed by an orchestra and vocal soloists Felicia Kaschuska Mrs Arthur Nikisch Louise Leimar Henrich Meyer. Nearby passages note readings by George Riddle in Associa tion Hall and two Plunket Greene song recitals at Steerad Hall and a Gilmore Band concert at the Boston Theatre next Sunday.
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Louise Leimar
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George Riddle
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Boston Theatre
Quips of Buffalo Tone Downed By Spring Woes
A humorous quip recalls a man claiming illness while jokingly cluttering the scene with an empire of himself at a woman's feet. The woman answers with a light jab about shared fatigue as she glances at Lydia Pinkham’s portrait on the mantel, underscoring social banter.
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Pet
A Little Flirtation Ends In Marriage Twist
A scene shows a woman lifting a curtain and a man closing a gate as flirtation ebbs into married life. The dialogue ponders if lovers remain playful after vows. The piece identifies Nellie La Rue Brown in New England Magazine as the author.
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New England Magazine
Crinoline Trouble Sparks National Gossip
In a facetious exchange, two readers discuss a much talked of crinoline issue. One asks what it is that threatens national peace, the other dryly claims if there is trouble, a woman is involved.
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Miss Clicker Praised For Dictation Skills By Clothiers
In a light exchange on clerical talent Joblots the clothier comments you dictate better than any person he has heard. Miss Clicker, the new stenographer, replies with a witty line about hearing his wife.
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A Sure Revenge In A Pudding Sense
In a witty exchange Mrs Lovey asks if the pudding pleases. Mr Lovey suggests settling with Mrs Lotus by sharing the mince pie recipe, a quiet note of culinary revenge.
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City of Boston Board of Aldermen notice order
In the board of aldermen on April 17 1893 it is ordered to publish the petition notice three times in the Boston Post and Boston Journal for May 8 at 8 o'clock p m and to serve copies on adjoining estate owners before the hearing any objectors may appear and be heard J M Galvin City Clerk attested true copy
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