Amateurs Seek Games Nationwide in Local Baseball Plans
Local amateur clubs announce schedules and inquiries for memorial day and weekend games. South Boston Reds list players McCarthy Cotter White Kelley Callahan Waldron O Hara Day Quigley Concannon seeking matchups. Franklins of Charlestown want away games May 1. Mystic A C seeks contests with several nearby clubs. Roxbury McMorrows seek 15 year old teams. Cambridge groups seek uniformed teams and 17 year olds. Young Willards Cambr produce 12 year old matchups. Dorchester Young Victors target 10 year olds for state title. Maldens open next Saturday. Suffolk baseball adds new men McNinch Byer Leonard McCarthy seeking 17 year olds. Newtons open dates. Lawrence YMCA organized strong team.
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Cotter
White
Kelley
Callahan
Waldron
O’hara
Day
Quigley
Concannon
W. H. Donovan
Broadway
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Franklins
Charlestown
James I’. Doherty
Berwick Street
Melrose
Mystic A. C
Wollaston
Dedhams
South Kinds
Norfolk Mille
William Siely
Sprague Court
Medford
McMorrows
Roxbury
Simmons
Doherty
Greely
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Murphy
Leonard
O'Day
Hurley
Johnson
O’brien
Penni
Wymans
Jamaica Plain
F. Donovan
Dexter House
Barney-Wangers
Cambridge
John Gilligan
John Reardon & Sons
Cambridgeport
Willards
Daniel T. Doyle
Wilard Street
Dorchester
J. J. Gallagher
Carson Street
Maldens
James E. Connell
Malden Street
Malden
Suffolk Baseball Nine
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Suffolks
Captain Nagle
Rutland Street
Boston
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Newton
Young Men's Catholic Association of
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Exeter
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B. Doyle
Parker Street
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Dorchester Avenue
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Page
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Starkey
Union Street
Howards of
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Dacia Street
Rodmans of
Fall River
J. F. Driscoll
Teams Seek Strong 17-Year-Old Opponents In State Baseball
May 30 open dates set as many clubs seek competitive play from 14 to 17 year old squads. Listings include Riverside Club East Cambridge and Cambridge Reds, plus Charlestown Sheridans and Roxbury and Dorchester clubs. Names such as F Green Medford street Charlestown M Lerry Cambridge and J J Murray 731 Cambridge street Cambridgeport appear with contact addresses and target ages.
Baltimore's Trio of Pitchers Rival for Season Roles
Baltimore features three standout pitchers Corbett Pond and Hoffer competing for rotation spots. Co A Todd Hyde Fark have not signed this season as yet.
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Baltimore
Corbett, Pond and Hoffer
A. Todd
Hyde Fark
Weehawken Springfield Match Scores Reported
In Weehawken-Springfield at West New York the score shows 20 to 9. At Paterson-Paterson the Cuban Giants won 27 to 9. In Newark-Toronto the tally reads 7 to 6 with Newark edging Toronto.
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Weehawken
Springfield
West New York
Paterson
Newark
Toronto
Tenney Trial at First as Boston Faces Weak Start
Boston faces a shaky start with Tenney slated for a first base trial and Stahl moving to right. Selee aims to strengthen the infield and pitching staff, noting Nichols and Klobedanz as key players while predicting a tough week against Philadelphia and Washington.
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Selee
Tenney
Stahl
Tucker
Stivetts
Nichols
Klobedanz
Baltimore
Lewis
Philadelphia
Quakers
Washington
Senators
Brooklyn
Phillies
New Yorks
Joyce
Giants
Rosie
Meekin
Clarke
Mike Sullivan
Louisville
Werden
Johnson
Rogers
Buly Clingman
Hill
Fraser
Sockalexis
Clevelands
Cuppy
Colonels
Hawley
Pittsburg
Hart
St. Louis
Corbett
Denser
Chicago
Gaelic Football Crown Hopes Rise With State Titles Fight
Prominent Gaelic football clubs chart a banner season as Emmets of Chelsea Garryowens of Cambridge and O Connells Shamrocks of Worcester claim state titles. O Connells vote to challenge rivals. committee to arrange a May 31 or June 17 match with Garryowens, for a $200 stake and gate receipts on Memorial Day at Somerville YMCA grounds.
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Emmets
Chelsea
Garryowens
Cambridge
Somerville
Shamrocks
Worcester
Emeralds of
O’connells
Carroll Hall
Harrison Avenue
O'Day
Eugene Sullivan
M. J. Quirk
M. J. Skinner
O’connell
Shamrocks of
Earned Run Rule Clarified by N B L President
In Washington on April 25 President Nick Young of the National Baseball League explains that an earned run is one that reaches home base without aid from fielding or battery errors. A stolen base does not affect the ruling, though further details follow.
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Washington
Nick Young
National Baseball League
London
John Hawks Clasper
Harvard
Thames
Lehmann
Clasper
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Baseball rules on earned runs and fielding errors
The text discusses how earned runs are credited and how a base runner advancing on a sacrifice should be considered. It emphasizes evaluating the section as a whole rather than in part and rejects alternate fair interpretations.
Boxing Week Could Shape New York Boxing Scene
Boxing gossip lists Monday to Saturday bouts across New York and Philadelphia clubs with George Dixon vs Johnny Griffin as the marquee 20 rounder at Broadway A. C. Dixon favored though Griffin’s ear surgery complicates form. Other 20 and 10 round prelims involve Elms, Young Dixon, Flanagan, Ross, Sears, Broderick, Handler, Johnson, Gorman, Vaughn, and O'Donnell. Pedlar Palmer retires until fit. Corbett opens in Boston. Leahy travels to Toronto for his father’s death.
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George Dixon
Johnny Griffin
Joe Elms
Young Dixon
Steve Flanagan
George Ross
Broadway A. C
New York
Peter Maher
Steve O'Donnell
Quaker City A. C
Philadelphia
Mike Sears
Patsy Broderick
Polo A. C
Joe Dunfee
Jack Crawford
Empire A. C
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Handler
Charley Johnson
Jack Burge
Billy Moore
Jimmy Gorman
Eddy Vaughn
Palace A. C
Tom Tracy
Harry Fisher
Arena A. C
Dave Sullivan
Patsy Haley
Hute Peckham
Pat Raedy
Washington, D. C
Eddy Connolly
George Lavigne
George Byers
Leu Beckwith
Tommy West
Paddy Purtell
Johnny Gorman
Billy Stift
al Shroshie
Finish
Chicago
New York City
Johnny © Griffin
Dixon-Griffin
Broadwayy. C
Griffin
Dixon
Braintree
West Newton Street Armory
Johnny
Kid Lavigne
Sears-Broderick
Polo Club
Sears
Palace Club
Handler
Paterson
Gorman
Trenton Bantam
Peter
Limerick
Yonkers
O’donnell
Palmer
Inquirer
George Green
Young Corbett
Coney Island
Eddy Pierce
Maber
Griffo
James J. Corbett
Boston
Dave Leahy
Toronto
Ont
William Daly
Howie Hodgkins
Joe Walcott
Corbett praises Prof Shaw as boxing teacher at Pelham
James J. Corbett extols Prof Shaw of Hotel Pelham as a remarkable boxing educator. He claims Shaw can transform the dullest pupil and uniquely captures his own method. For lessons, contact Hotel Pelham at 74 Boylston Street.
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Corbett
Shaw
Hotel Pelham
Boylston St
Cyclists Rally Despite Strong Wind and Busy Tours
A windy morning kept the park crowd small as many riders took country runs. Clubs from Chelsea to Dorchester joined tours to South Natick and Brockton while Nantasket drew hundreds for its pleasant thermometer. Notable sights included a tandem with a kitten and a one crank wheel. the Grothe pedal dispute also sparked attention. The Pope Manufacturing Co plans a three story Washington branch similar to the Boston store.
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South Natick
Chelsea C. C
Boston
Eagles
Massachusetts
Hingham
Atlantic
Waltham
Malden K. C
Lowell
Commonwealths
Dorchester
Brockton
Cambridge
Wells Memorial
Belmont
T’remonts
Auburndale
Somerville C. C
Lynn
Nantasket
C. C
Jamaica
Bay State
Boston College
Tigers
Quilla’’ Rich
Peter Berle
Butler Boys
Fred St. Onge
Cycle Components Company of
Rockaway
White Sewing Machine Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
Washington, D. C
J. Hart Brittain
Bicycle notes and riders seek match races abroad
Racing men like Ed die McDuffee pursue match races with Fred Titus as a target. Nat and Tom Butler expect to join Faulkner’s European expedition, while American riders claim they can hold their own. W W Stall and J Freidenstein plan to visit Europe to expand Boston Wood Rim and its rims. William Bancroft will lead Worcester Cycle ads. A Delaware judge fined a tandem rider for scorching. Judge Dallas granted a preliminary injunction in New Jersey.
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Eddie McDuffee
Malden
Fred Titus
McDuffee
Dixie Hines
Tom
Nat Butler
Faulkner
Europe
W. W. Stall
J. Freidenstein
Boston Wood Rim Company
Worcester Company
Delaware
Dallas
United States Circuit Court of the District of New Jersey
Bicycle theft arrest at Prince Street home
Nicolle Giannis of 152 Prince Street was arrested after a break in at Henry Ellis’s home on 12 Feb. A bicycle valued at $100 was stolen during the incident.
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Nicolle Giannis
Prinze Street
Henry Ellis
Prince Street
Church Service For Cyclists At Immaculate Conception
A special 8 o'clock mass for Catholic bicycle riders was held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The Boston College Association Wheelmen organized the event with many riders attending, bikes were checked and stored, and the service will continue every Sunday until further notice.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Brosnahan
Boston College Association
Bicycle accident injures teen in Waltham chase
Yesterday in Waltham David Olsen aged about 17 living at 35 Taylor Street was bicycling on Prospect Street when two men in a buggy gave chase. Olsen turned onto Bedford Street the horse struck the bike threw him and the buggy ran over the bicycle demolishing it.
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David Olsen
Taylor Street
Waltham
Olsen
Prospect Street
Bedford Street
Harvard Debars Grant From Dual Meet With Penn
Harvard runner Dick Grant is barred from the Harvard Penn dual meet by Captain Vincent and Coach Lathrop for entering the B A A Marathon despite instructions to avoid such a hard race. He had promised not to run but started, causing a loss of several points for Harvard.
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Grant
Harvard
Vincent
Lathrop
Pennsylvania
Emmet Football Club Holds Key Meeting at Hibernian Hall
The Emmet Football Club met yesterday afternoon at Hibernian Hall on Hanover Street. Chairing the session was President David J. O Keefe. Speakers included Captain Foley Edward Colbert William Blake Thomas OBrien M J Rohan David Barry John J Cronin John B OHiggins and T J McCarthy.
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Emmet
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
David J. O’ Keefe
Captain Foley
Edward Colbert
William Blake
Thomas O'Brien
M. J. Rohan
David Barry
John J. Cronin
John B. O'Higgins
T. J. McCarthy
Hampden Institute Meeting Highlights Black Education Progress
A Hampden Institute gathering at Old South Church featured Rev H B Frisell and speaker Thomas C Walker, a self-taught former student who rose from slave parents to graduation in 1888 and later taught, worked in a lawyer's office, and read law to join the bar. remarks by Edwin B Mead Rev S M Crothers Samuel B Capen and Harvard Prof Peabody urged support as eight local colored teachers now teach in Goreaster county with six holding college training.
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Hampden Institute of Virginia
Old South Church
H. B. Frissell
Thomas C. Walker
Edwin Db, Mead
S. M. Crothers
Samuel B. Capen
Peabody
Harvard University
Hampden Institute
Poor marksman incident in April 25 confrontation
Mrs. Charlotte Rope entertained Frank Higgins and Aaron Lee on April 25. Lee accused Higgins of stealing pants. Higgins drew a revolver and fired once at Lee but missed. The weapon was knocked from Higgins, who was then arrested.
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Lynn
Charlotte Rope
Frank Higgins
Aaron Lee
Lee
Higgins
Larceny from person arrest after church incident
Joseph May aged 28 was arrested in Brookline yesterday on a charge of larceny from person. He allegedly attempted to steal a pocketbook during Mass at St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption and was caught by a woman who pursued him and notified Officer Commerford.
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Joseph May
Brookline
May
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Commerford
Frederick Hoff man Dies by Gas in Hotel Hatfield
New York on April 25 Frederick Hoffman a Union veteran of Ninth New York Volunteers on furlough from the Soldiers Home at Togus Maine was accidentally asphyxiated by illuminating gas in the Hotel Hatfield today.
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New York
Frederick Hoffman
Ninth New York Volunteers
Togus
Hatfield
Callahan's Boat Invites Boston Aldermen To Steamboat Ride
Story recounts ex Assemblyman Michael J. Callahan of New York hiring a steamboat to ferry Boston Aldermen and Councilmen to a New York Grant monument procession. Misunderstanding of Boston government size and pay sparks hopes and fears of bar profits and overcrowding aboard.
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Boston
Michael J. Callahan
New York
Mr. Callahan
Callahan
Hudson
Sligo Smoke Talk at Union Park Hall
The Sligo Social Club held its first smoke talk at Union Park Hall with full capacity. President Owen A. Lavin opened the meeting, P. K. O Lally acted as toastmaster, and M. J. Mulray and Owen O Loughlin gave addresses. A substantial collation followed and twenty four new members will be initiated at the next meeting.
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Sligo
Union Park Hall
Owen A. Lavin
P. K. O’lally
M. J. Mulray
Owen O'Loughlin
Sailor T. Emil Collins Arrested for Knife Assault
T. Emil Collins a 27 year old sailor was arrested yesterday on a charge of assault with a knife against Coleman F. Smith of Unity Street at the corner of Commercial and Fleet streets. Smith suffered a deep cut in the left groin and Collins sustained a broken nose in the struggle. Dr. Dunn treated both men at Station 1.
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T. Emil Collins
Coleman F. Smith
Unity Street
Commercial
Fleet Streets
Smith
Collins
Dr. Dunn
Station 1
Liquor Raids Net Bottles and Arrests on Bickford Street
Boston liquor squad raids in West Roxbury district on Bickford Street seize forty four bottles of beer and empty cases at Edward Doherty premises and catch Mary Doherty in the act of selling. In a second site at No 23 Mrs Margaret Doherty is found dispensing hot stuff with twelve bottles and a case of whiskey. both women to be arraigned in court today.
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Margaret
Halley Backed for State Factory Inspector by Central Labor Union
Fall River reports the Central Labor Union endorses Mary J. Halley for reappointment as state factory inspector. Resolutions drafted by Howard of the spinners Whitehead of the weavers and Tansy of the Carders unions will be sent to Governor Wolcott. Halley’s term ends next month and Miss Mason of Lowell is also a candidate.
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Fall River
Central Labor Union Today
Mary J. Halley
Howard
Whitehead
Weavers
Tansy
Carders
Wolcott
Subways Redirected Through Cornhill Late Night
Due to Cornhill subway work, starting at 11 30 p m and until 6 30 a m all cars traversing Cornhill will be diverted to Hanover and Washington streets until further notice.
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Cornhill
Hanover
Washington Streets
James Wallace Arraigned on Pickpocket Charge in Yorkville
James Wallace of Lowell Massachusetts, 30, was arraigned in Yorkville Police Court on a charge of mingling with a crowd on Sixty eighth Street and Columbus Avenue with intent to pick pockets. Magistrate Simms remanded him for examination.
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New York
James Wallace
Lowell
Mass
Yorkville
Sixty-eighth Street
Columbus Avenue
Simms
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