Boathouse Plans and Budget for Boston Athletic Association
The Boston Athletic Association held its annual meeting at the Exeter street clubhouse. Members discussed a new boathouse on the Charles River basin with an estimated cost of 20 000 dollars, plans to be reviewed and possible alterations noted. The site lies between Mt Vernon and Pinckney streets.
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Boston Athletic Association
Exeter Street
Charles River Basin
Metropolitan Commissioners
Mt. Vernon and
Pinckney Streets
Charles Tiver Basin
Edward E. Babb
William P. Graves
George B. Morison
Philip S. Sears
Themateur Athletic Union
New England A. A. U
New Belmont Club Adopts Golf Schedule
Belmont Springs Country Club, newly opened, reports rapid progress with nine holes ready and the rest under construction. The club plans a busy golf and tennis program through July including handicap events, bogey matches, medal play, and an open amateur tournament on October 22, 1910.
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Belmont Springs Country Club
Greater Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Golf Association
Jack Sheehan's Champ to Box at Howard Atheneum
Bill Lewis of Honolulu boxes in Boston at the Howard Atheneum in The New School of Boxing sketches. He works with Dutch Carr Joe Brown and Tom Goodwin and shows potential as a top heavyweight with Sheehan predicting strong future. The Langford Ketchel return is announced for Wednesday, with Langford Flynn fight pictures next week at the Howard.
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Bill Lewis
Honolulu
Boston
Howard Atheneum
School of Boxing
Dutch Carr
Joe Brown
Tom Goodwin
Lewis
Jeffries
Jack Sheehan
Howard
Boxer in Fatal Bout Is Arrested
Joe O'Brien of Cambridge bantamweight, who fought Max Landy in Brockton Friday, was arrested in Boston and brought to Brockton. He faces manslaughter charges and will be arraigned in Police Court tomorrow as a hearing date is set. O'Brien surrendered with an attorney and was released on $2000 bond.
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Brockton
Joe O’brien
Cambridge
Max Landy
Boston
O’brien
J. F. Morey
Morey
Colby Edges New Hampshire State 7–6 in Cold Pitcher’s Duel
Colby defeated New Hampshire State College 7 to 6 in a tight, loosely played game at Durham. Colby benefited from 12 baserunners left on base by New Hampshire as the weather turned cold and damp making play uncomfortable.
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Durham
N. H
Colby
New Hampshire State College
New Hampshire
Public verdict seals fire merits of brands
The public, not the manufacturer, judges fire merits. In the fire of experience every brand is thoroughly tested. Consequently a public verdict is conclusive.
Mooney Out of Triple A by Bill Bailey
Matchmaker Johnny Mooney severed ties with the Armory AAU on doctors orders for a long rest. Officials regret his departure as the club enjoyed peak success. Savage faces Flynn tonight as plans mount for a Ketchel rematch on May 12 in New York.
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Johnny Mooney
Armory A. A
Mooney
Tremont Street
Armory Club
Triple A
Porky Flynn
Jim Savage
Pride of
West End
Stanley Ketchel
Tom O’rourke
New York
Savage
Boston
Sailor Burke
Flynn
Burke
Porkando
Armory
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
Kid Shea
Augusta
Leo Houck
Dave Deshler
Tommy O'Keefe
Eddie Murphy
Murphy
National Pro Baseball Pairings Listed For Weekend
National matchups show Boston at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York with Pittsburg visiting Chicago and St Louis traveling to Cincinnati. The schedule outlines key city rivalries across major parks this weekend.
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Philadelphia
Bostod
New York
Brooklyn
ST. Tlquiss
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Per
Sete
See
Boston
St. Louis
Giants Win With Four Double and Triple Plays
New York Nationals defeat Brooklyn 8 to 1 in a game highlighted by brilliant fielding. In the sixth inning a triple playwas turned, and there were four double plays overall. Rucker weakened late, allowing six hits and three runs in the last two frames. Brooklyn’s lone run came on a walk and a triple.
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New York
New York Nationals
Brooklyn
Rucker
Devore
Bridwell
Daubert
Bureh
Wheat
Wiltse
Murray
Myers
Hummel
Doyle
Merkle
McMillan
Bergen
H. Smith
Devlin
Messrs
Klem and
Kane
Red Pitchers Wild So Cardinals Win
Cincinnati pitchers failed to find the plate early allowing St Louis to win 8 to 3. Bachman pitched well until the sixth inning as St Louis mounted hits and walks. Two-base hits by Bresnahan Mowrey Bkescher Downey and singles etc.
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Cardinals
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bachman
Covaleskie
St. Lonecce
Eee
Oppe Cincinnati
Bresnahan
Mowrey
Bkescher
Downey
Spade
Konetehy
Paskert
Hauser
Lobert
Bachmann
Gaspar
Gasper
O’day
Brennan
Louis
Abbh
Oakes
Evans
Bresiahan
Ee i
Hauser SS
Il Cincinnati AB Bil
Bescher
Mitchell Ee
Egan
Aire
McCabe
Sen
McLean
Css
Roth
Miller
Semena
Ene
Graves' Grain Alcohol Ad Promotes Sealed Bottles
The advertisement urges buyers to request Graves' Grain Alcohol the standard dependable kind in sealed 8 16 and 32 ounce bottles. The firm name appears over the cork on each proprietary bottle ensuring satisfaction. It lists Boston manufacturers and druggists including Chester H Graves Sons Melvin Badger Metcalf Paul Klein J G Godding and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Melvin & Badger
Theo, Metcalf Co
Paul Klein
J. G. Godding & Co
Soldier Boys Form Harbor Fort League Baseball Schedule
Forts Strong Warren Revere Banks and Andrews organize a regular league. The schedule lists games from May 17 to Sept 6 with pairings such as Fort Revere vs Fort Andrews and Fort Banks against Fort Warren across May to September.
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Harbor
Forts Strong
Warren
Revere
Banks
Andrews
Fort Revere
Fort Andrews
Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Fort Strong
Fort Warrer
White Sox defeat Cleveland 2–0 in pitching duel
Chicago defeats Cleveland 2 to 0 as Smith outstarts Berger. Gandil drives the key hits, with two-base hits by Gandil and Collins. Cleveland’s only hit comes after the first inning as Bemis and Ball are driven in the eighth run.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Berger
Smith
Gandil
Bemis
Ball
Collins
Parent
Zeider
Blackburne
Timeth
Kern and Sheridan
AB. E
Krieger
Bradley
Turner
Lord
Lefoie
Birmingham
Perger
A Nichols
aGraney
Ustovall
cClarke
Browns win in twelfth in soggy St Louis Detroit clash
In a mud bound game on a near freezing day St Louis beat Detroit 6 to 6 in the 12th on a hit batsman Bush error passed ball and sacrifice fly The contest featured heavy hitting many miscues and a nose injury to T Jones from a Hartzel liner with two out in the ninth Edward Willett allowed six runs while Bailey Waddell Pernell and Perrine worked for their clubs.
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ST. Louis
Bush
Detroit
Hartzel
T. Jones
Demmitt
Bailey
Delehanty
Griggs
Wallace
Abstein
Stephens
Willett
Jones
Stanage
Cobb
Pernell
Hoffman
R Bailey
Waddell
Perrine
O'Loughlin
Po. McIntyre
I. F . Nee
Rotis
Crawford
O Moriarty
T, Jones
Enpeeeaeeres
Um Jones
Megantic Team Triumphs In Navy Yard Soccer Match
At Charlestown navy yard yesterday a crowd of 500 watched a football match between crews from steamships Megantic and Numidian. Megantic won 6 to 1 in a decisive victory.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Megantic
Holt to Aid Coy Yale Football Team
Announcement names Henry Gilbert Holt of Grand Rapids Michigan as assistant head coach for Yale football next fall. Ted Coy will be head coach following last season’s captaincy.
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New Haven
Henry Gilbert Holt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Yale
Ted” Coy
Short-distance boxing contests lack appeal for big titles
The columnist criticizes the Ketchel Langford bout at Quakertown as too short and predicts Langford may edge Westerner with a strong showing in the shorter format. He praises Weston as a true champion and notes ongoing college track injuries and team shifts affecting Penn, Harvard, Yale, and other programs.
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Quaker Town
Langford
Flynn
Foster
Long
Johnny Mack
Penn
Mullins
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Donovan
Mack
Harvard
Yale
Pennsylvania
Murphy
I Win Through My Team and Personal Effort
A 1910 Bowles essay argues players must condition intensely before the season, stay focused during play, and continually study the game. It stresses teamwork, courage, endurance, and constant self-improvement to avoid stagnation or being surpassed by rivals.
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Joseph B. Bowles
Houston Shirt Waist Party At Howe Hall
The fourth annual shirt waist party and dance of the James A. Houston Company Relief Association is at Howe Hall tonight. Advance ticket sales boost the association’s coffers and social success. Attaches and staff are active members. floor committee includes Miss M E Tierney chair, Miss Mollie Peskin aids chief, Miss Cordelia Richardson marshal, Miss Anna Anderson assistant marshal, Mrs Margaret Culhane, E Hamilton and C H Wilson.
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James A. Houston Company Relief Association
Howe Hall
M. E. Tierney
Mollie Peskin
Cordelia Richardson
Anna Anderson
Margaret Culhane
E. H. Hamilton
C. H. Wilson
Father Mathew Society Block Burns in Salem Fire
The Father Mathew Temperance Society block on Essex street was gutted by fire at 9 o'clock tonight while members were at the Empire Theatre producing their minstrel show. Loss estimated at 12,900 dollars, partly insured. many members lost personal property.
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Salem
Father Mathew Temperance Society
Essex Street
Empire Theatre
Local Baseball Pairings Headlines New England Matchups
Worcester visits Brockton while Haverhill plays Fall River Lynn hosts New Bedford and Lowell travels to Lawrence in a regional slate of games.
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New England
Taverhill
Fall
River
Lowell
Lawrence ‘Worcester
Brockton
New Bedford
Lynn
Fall River
Worcester
Lowell Tener
Lawrence Eee
Haverhill
Lawrence
Mayor's veto blocks schoolhouse repair orders
The School Board took no action last night on the $529,577 orders for repairing and constructing new schoolhouses after Mayer vetoed them. The subject is expected to reappear at the next meeting.
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Mayer
What’s Wrong With Red Sox
The piece questions Boston’s struggles after three losses to the Athletics. It notes the Red Sox have 5 runs on 27 hits and 5 steals to the Athletics' 12 runs on 21 hits, blaming poor runs despite decent hitting and questioning Connie Mack’s left hand pitchers, Krause Plank and Atkins, and whether more lefties are coming.
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Speed Boys
Athletics
Connie Mack
White Elephants
Red Sox
Krause
Plank
Atkins
Mr. Krause
Haverhill Defeats Fall River 9 to 1 in Baseball Match
Heavy hitting and smart base running powered Haverhill to a 9 1 victory over Fall River. McGuire pitched effectively for Haverhill, with strong fielding by McDermott and Bowcock. Scorers note Toomey Merrill Speary McGuire Butler as the run contributors with three pitchers used by Fall River.
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Haverhill
Fall River
McGuire
McDermott
Bowcock
Sullivan
Piavoprin
O Jisis
Hagan
Moore
Foulke
Dickey
Speary
Toomey
Butler
Blum
Wilcox
Bedient
Merrill
Lanigan
Hole Mitchive
Hingan
Merrill If
Devinert
Moore c
Bowcock If
Weisstein
E.f
Sullivar
Weaver
O' Perkins
Ol Height
Cose Veta
Edieut
New Bedford Wins Third Straight Over Lynn 4-1
New Bedford defeats Lynn 4-1 in four runs. Cassett and Rising spark offense with solid batting and base running. Bauman earns two base hit, McIntyre and Griffith combine strikeouts for the pitchers. Umpire Rorty presides. time 2 hours 3 minutes.
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New Bedford
Lynn
Cassett
Prilot Cies
Rising
Bauman
Streaser
MceCrone
Cunningham
Dam
oOff McIntyre
Griffith
McIntyre
Daum
Logan
Rorty
Wilson
Metz
Pratte
Daum c Eevee
Griffith Dp
McIintyre
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Lowell Defeats Lawrence 2–1 Behind Tyler’s Ninth Inning Drive
Tyler pitched well for Lowell and delivered the winning run in the ninth scoring Huston from second with two out. Huston starred at the plate as Lowell and Lawrence opened ceremonies today with Mayor Meehan throwing the first ball.
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Lowell
Tyler
Lawrence
Huston
Meehan
James Gray
Worcester Defeats Brockton in Opening Baseball Game
Worcester beat Brockton 5 to 3 on the home grounds in a loosely played afternoon game. Mayor Clifford threw the first ball. an auto mobile party led to the grounds by a band. Key plays included Page and McCune with multiple hits and Stolen bases by McGovern and Lavigne.
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New England
Brockton
Worcester
William HH. Clifford
Warwick
Page
Haas
Lambrecht
McCune
Taylor
McGovern
Orentz
Manning
Lavigne
Anthony
Burkett
McLean
Has
Stankard
Eberly
Dulin
Strack
Hy Tevior
He Warwick
Hy Blerth
Jeffries Cuts Training After Health Concern at Camp
Ben Lomond Cal April 27 Following Joe Choynski suggestion J J Jeffries stops regular training as his blood condition prompted a lighter routine. He may stay away from gym and handball courts for several days. Jeffries and manager Sam Berger with Farmer Burns and friends drive to Santa Cruz for a beach dip and sea air.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Joe Choynski
Camp Rowardeman
J. J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Choynski
Sam Berger
Farmer Burns
Santa Cruz
Berger
Emeryville
Hose Laying Record Set In Beverly Contest
Albert Stanley and G F Plummer of Hose 2 Beverly set a world hose laying record by laying 50 feet of hose in 13 seconds with old fashioned couplings at City Hall. Six companies competed including Gloucester Ipswich and Peabody teams. Kelley and Slade of Framingham formerly held the record at 13 3 5 seconds.
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Beverly
Albert Stanley
G. F. Plummer
City Hall
Kelley and Slade
Framingham
Hinckley and Iiston
Engine 5
Gloucester
Hose
Peabody
Ipswich
Fire blaze in Harbor street store triggers arrests
Chief Fire Inspector Charles F. Rice led an afternoon investigation into the $126,000 blaze that began early Thursday morning in the Lyons & Hershenson leather findings store and spread to three adjoining buildings on Harbor street, with several arrests expected for incendiarism.
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Lynn
Charles F. Rice
Lyons & Hershenson
Harbor Street
Taft's Son Among Prize Orators at Yale Trials
Robert A. Taft son of President Taft ranked among six winners in Yale University Townsend premiums and De Forest prize preliminaries. He spoke on College Atmosphere with finals set for May at New Haven Connecticut.
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New. Haven, Conn
Townsend
de Forest
Yale University
Robert A. Taft
Taft
High Schools Form Golf Association
Representatives from eight high schools met in Globe rooms to form a schoolboy golf league. Francis Ouimet was elected president with Philip Russell as vice president and Albert J. Woodlock as secretary treasurer. Season opens May 8 and ends June 18 at Woodlands Auburndale and Commonwealth Chestnut Hill courses.
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Globe Sporting Rooms
Francis Ouimet
Brookline High
Philip Russell
Albert J. Woodlock
Boston
Newton High
Worcester High
Lowell High
Milton High
Stone School
Roxbury Latin School
West Roxbury High
Woodland Golf Club
Auburndale
Commonwealth Country Club
Chestnut Hill
Yel
East Boston Falls 9 0 To South Boston In Debut
East Boston High loses to South Boston 9 to 0 at M Street grounds in the first league game for both schools. Key innings feature Peterson driving in runs, Trotman cleanouts and a two-base hit by Trotman amid tight defense. South Boston dominates with 12 hits while East Boston musters few scoring chances.
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East Boston High
South Boston High
M Street Grounds
Peterson
Lane
Geary
Murphie
Connell
Trotman
Murphy
Qgdonnell
Gerry
Kane
South
Boston
East
Grant
Schumacher Beaten By Stone In Baltimore Bout
In Baltimore on April 25 a planned 15 round National Athletic Club bout between Harry Stone of New York and Al Schumacher of Baltimore was stopped in the sixth round by the referee. Stone had Schumacher badly beaten as the crowd watched.
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Baltimore
National Athletic Club
Harry Stone
New York
al Schumacher
the. Po
Sao
Stone
Schumag
Burns Beats Johnny CG in Brooklyn Bantam Bout
Johnny CG, the Chicago bantam king’s rival, loses to Burns of Jersey City in a decisive round bout at the Athletic Club in Brooklyn. The match ends with Burns taking victory in front of a Brooklyn crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny CG
Chicago
Burns
Jersey City
Atletic
Brooklyn
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