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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1899

Page

3

Shamrock to Have Long Wooden Mast for America's Cup

London reports Fuller details on the Shamrock cup challenger. The vessel will use a 110 foot wooden mast with a 70 foot hoist, manganese bronze for spars and deck plates, and a lighter hull saving about 10 percent weight versus Valkyrie III. Launch planned for end May with trials in June. captains Hogarth and Donaldson to sail.

London Shamrock Fife Valkyrie St Ocean Fairlie Archie Hogarth Peter Donaldson Hogarth Brightlingsea Wivenhoe Atchen Ferry England Scotland

Walcott Creedon Bout At Lenox A C Tonight

Boxing writer notes Joe Walcott reverses plans and faces Dan Creedon in a 25 round bout at Lenox A C tonight. Creedon's current form is uncertain though his prime once overwhelmed foes. Walcott carries weight concerns but may surprise. O Rourke, a top matchmaker, stages the clash with high expectations.

Joe Walcott Dan Creedon Lenox A. C Creedon Walcott Robert Fitzsimmons Alec

Ryan Plans Jeffries Training For Fitzsimmons Fight

Tommy Ryan the Syracuse welterweight informed Billy Brady that he would train Jim Jeffries for his upcoming bout with Fitzsimmons, announced in New York on April 24.

Boston Kid Lavigne Dick Burge W. A. Pierce Lavigne London Burge National Sporting Club Kelly Woodford Spain Dobbs Pierce Bolingbroke Club Lavi Coney Island Club John Y. McKane Jack O'Brien Dave Sullivan George Dixon Philadelphia O'Brien Patsy Sweeney Jack Downey Greenwood A. C Sweeney Downey Brooklyn Kid Broad Olympic A. Co Buffalo Dixon Broad Peter Jackson Mr. Jackson Bell Crescent A. C Jim Marrow Jim Tierney Jim O’brien John Marrow Billy McCarthy John Hudson James Reagan R. Stanley J. R New York Tommy Ryan Syracuse Billy Brady Jim Jeffries Fitzsimmons

Arthur Freeman Surprised on His Nineteenth Birthday

Arthur T. Freeman of 100 West Newton Street was pleasantly surprised on his 19th birthday. He received a handsome dress suit case a card case and numerous other gifts in a friendly party given that evening.

Arthur T. Freeman West Newton Street

McCusker to Meet Nixon in Evening Match at Post

James L. McCusker accepts a challenge to race R. D. Nixon tonight at the Post. The event spans one to five miles with stakes from 109 to 500 dollars and a posted forfeit secures the match.

James L. McCusker R. D. Nixon Mr. McCusker

William F. Noyes, Portsmouth Yard Foreman, Dies at 66

William F. Noyes, a thirty year foreman of the shipwrights at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, died this morning at age 66 in Portsmouth New Hampshire.

Portsmouth N. H Wiliam F. Noyes Portsmouth Navy Yard

Do You Have Rheumatism Swamp Root Urges Kidney Care

An old ad promotes Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and bladder problems and related pains. It claims Dr. Kilmer and Co. offer free sample bottles to readers of the Daily Post and includes instructions to mention the Post in inquiries.

Kilmer Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y Poton “Daily Post Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N.Y

Rosebery backs Ted Gould for Parliament in sport tale

London April 24 Lord Rosebery favors Ted Gould as a future Member of Parliament, warning England risks sport worship if he pursues politics. The piece highlights American jockey Ted Sloan’s racing career with dramatic wins and losses at Epsom and Sandown, noting his strained health and lavish lifestyle as fans react to his performance and attitude.

London Ted Sloan Atlantic Lord Rosebery Sloan Litle Epsom Fairmile James Miller Korosko Tottenham Corner Fred Archer Sandown Vicenza Mr. Huggins Rosers Lincoln Huggins Lord Beresford Caiman Duke of Westminster Flying Fox

Bike Hit Horse on Monroe Street Ends in Hospital and Glass

A 15 year old named James Briggs riding a new bicycle collided with a hackney carriage on Monroe street near Walnut avenue. He suffered a deep head gash and was taken to City Hospital while his bicycle was sent to a repair shop. A passenger, Mrs. Sexton, was thrown through the carriage window but only lightly injured.

Jimmie” Briggs City Hospital James Monroe Street Walnut Avenue John J. Craven Young Briggs

Boyle Brothers May Bring Shoe Industry to Millville

Boyle Brothers of Boston plan to establish a shoe factory in Millville Mass promising local employment. They visited Millville Heights and the old Day Armstrong woollen site near the railroad, citing the town’s access and natural advantages as reasons for the venture.

Boyle Bros Boston Boyle Brothers Millville Mass Day & Armstrong Woollen Millville Heights

Golf Notes Highlight Private Contests and Foursome Plans

Golf notes describe weekend private contests and practice among enthusiasts. Emphasis on organizing foursomes with captains, patience between partners, and possible cup competition. Upcoming week features local tournaments. Wollaston second team to visit Allston for a return match aiming to reverse a prior defeat.

Newton Wollaston Allston

New England League Managers Report Bright Outlook for Season

At a sunny meeting in Quincy House yesterday the New England Baseball League set the circuit schedule with eight cities represented Newport Pawtucket Brockton Cambridge Manchester Portland Fitchburg Taunton. Managers praised backing and conditions, noting Cambridge will be at Charles River Park and Manchester’s club ready. a concert next Sunday funds the Manchester club. Umpire matters were delegated to the secretary.

New England Baseball League Quincy House Newport M. J. Finn Pawtucket Hobe Whiting Brockton W. W. Burnheim Cambridge C. F. Rice George Spalding Manchester John Irwin Portland John Smith Fitchburg Ed C. Norton Taunton Bobby Moore Spalding Charles River Park Boston University City Irwin Charley Hickman Seden Finn Whiting Nobiit Fitzmaur Ce Lepine Gilbert Hill Young Sullivan Frank Buster Burrill

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