Boston Club Toast Highlights Local Leaders in L A W Event
A Boston gathering featured James Keltie and a slate of club officials including A. J. Ochs A. W. Montgomery and B. Jacobs. Speakers praised Secretary Bassett and projected the secretary's office remaining in Boston as Vice President Perkins lauded L A W affairs and club contributions.
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James Keltie
A. J. Ochs
A. W. Montgomery
Fred C. Hasler
Arthur Cooksley
A. H. Allen
George Dawes, Jr
B. Jacobs
Wallace
Silver
Roxbury B. C
Alex P. Brown
Charles W. Eaton
Harry A. Winkelman
John G. Ade
F. T. Bridge
O. C. Mosely
L. O. Ginn
G. Fred Mez
Eugus Towle
F. F. Fox
J. Louis Bailey
J. W. Falconer
C. E. Pierce
H. R. Dymond
E. A. Martin
H. A. Grant
Leo Abrahams
H. H. Wheeler
J. C. Calhoun
George L. Sullivan
A. K. Peck
Charles Howard
Massachusetts
W. Loyd
J. C. Kerrison
H. E. Strout
F. P. Sibley
George W. Tarbell
Fecitt
Keltie
Bassett
Boston
Chicago
Perkins
George Almighty Perkins
Giants Triumph Over Beaneaters In Polo Grounds Tilt
New York Giants beat Boston 7 to 3 as Wilson faltered early then Dolan impressed. Doyle, German and Van Haltren fueled a six run second inning while Doyle and German added more in the seventh. Davis’s Duffy and McCarthy struggled for Boston with German pitching steady. Umpire Campbell's close calls favored the Giants.
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New York
Wilson
Giants
Bostons
Polo Grounds
Davis
New Yorks
Dolan
Portland
McCarthy
Duffy
German
Campbell
Fuller
van Haltren
Lowe
Doyle
Stafford
Shriver
Tiernan
Long
Tucker
Burke
Beaneaters
Collins
Ryan
Boston
Nash
Naeh
B. TB
C.f
Doyle German
AB. R. B. TB. PO. A. E. Powe
Iyn
Lew
York
Driver
Brooklyn Hands Baltimore Another Narrow Loss in Tight Game
In a close afternoon match the Brooklyns edged Baltimore 2 to ? after a late rally. Griffin and LaSalle provided key hits while Griffin and La Salle combined on the mound to hold Baltimore. Attendance was around 4,500 as Brooklyn earned the split.
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Ore
Brooklyns
Baltimore
Griffin
La“s
Shoes at Half Price Clearout Near Old State House
Union buyers urged to grab Crescent $4 and $5 shoes cut to $3. The sale offers CALF ENGLISH ENAMEL CORDO VAN RUSSIA CALF PATENT LEATHER and cork soles in lace and congress styles. Limited stock, many hand sewn, previously five dollars.
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Congress
Balmoral
Russia
Pittsburg Beats St Louis 13 to 5 in 8 innings
Crescent LsShoe Store form and mowed his old comrades down. The Browns got a man to third only once. Breitenstein pitched but the home team could not find the ball. Attendance 700. Score Pittsburg 13 St Louis 5. Errors Pitt 3 St Louis 6. Batteries Hawley Sugden Breitenstein Peitz.
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Browns
Breitenstein
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Hawley
Sugden
Peitz
Chicago Louisville Game Postponed by Rain
Chicago Louisville game postponed due to rain in Louisville on April 26.
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Louisville
Bannon Will Replace Collins in Boston Contract
New York reports Bannon signed a Boston contract this afternoon and will take Collins's right field spot in a few days as Collins struggles at bat and in the field.
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New York
Bannon
Boston
Collins
Dartmouth Beats Phillips Andover 11 to 9 in Apr 26 Game
Dartmouth defeated Phillips Andover Academy 11 to 9 with home runs by Barton of Andover and McCormick of Dartmouth. Final line shows Dartmouth 213 00014 11 andover 3 2000010 3. Base hits Dartmouth 18 Andover 11. Errors Dartmouth 6 Andover 3. Abbott and Carleton pitched for Dartmouth with Patey, Drew and Greenway behind them.
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Lawrence
Dartmouth
Phillips Andover Academy
Barton
Andover
McCormick
Abbott
Carleton
Patey
Drew
Greenway
Amherst Names Ray Thomas as Temporary Coach
Amherst announces the hire of Ray Thomas formerly with the University of Pennsylvania to coach batting and fielding for several weeks. He will arrive Monday to begin duties at once.
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Amherst
Ray Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas
Umpire John H. Gaffney Signs with Eastern League
Worcester April 26 Umpire John H Gaffney of the Eastern League has gone to Pennsylvania to umpire several games He signed with the Eastern League subject to call of National League He is in fine form.
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Worcester
John H. Gaffney
Pennsylvania
Xaviers Seek Strong Games Amid Baseball Buzz
Roxbury Xaviers list players from Boston College and Orchard Park while Boston teams press for matchups. Fall River opens season with parade Mayor Green to pitch. Haverhill mourns Captain Conley. Brockton seeks first baseman replacement. Roxbury Sparrows organize lineup seeking 15 year old teams.
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Xaviers
Roxbury
Nine
McAllister
Loughrey
Does
Boston College
Lawrence
Brady
O'Malley
Beicut
Knowles
The
Orchard
Park Nine
O’connor
D. J. ‘Tilley
Atlantic Avenue
City
Stivetts
Fall River
Mayor Green
Brockton
McDermott
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City
W. C. Ruperts
Nick Young
Haverhill
C. J. Conley
New York State
Dan Brouthers
Young Carey
Baltimore
Tom Kinslow
Menafee
Pittsbury
Captain Davis
New York
Tom Bannon
Elton Chamberlin
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tebeau
Young
Blake
McAleer
McGarr
Din Lowney
Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Sparrows
Thorn
B. Sullivan
N. Sullivan
C. McCarty
J. Doherty
B. Doherty
T. Doherty
J. Roach
J. Flanagan
Martin Flynn
Berlin Street
Hoy
Boston Grays
J. Edward Barry
State Street
Boston
Columbias
Cambridge
Axel Holmberg
Summer Street
McCune Beats Eby In 400-Point Pool Match
William E. McCune defeated world champion Grant Eby 320 to 297 in Bruce and Paige’s 400-point tournament. A large crowd watched as McCune remained cool while Eby showed signs of rattled play and hard luck. Eby remains confident in his claim of superiority despite the defeat.
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William E. McCune
Grant Eby
Bruce & Paige
McCune
Eby
Boy Wonder
Boston to Get New Bicycle Park Near Cambridge
Boston's Charles River Athletic Association plans a $250000 venture to build a central bicycle track and multi-sport grounds just over Harvard Bridge in Cambridge. The three lap wooden track will feature banked turns, a cinder inner track, grandstand, winter riding pavilion, and facilities for baseball football cricket tennis and more.
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Charles River Athletic Association
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Lansdowne Street
Pacific Street
Boston & Albany Freight Railroad
Boston
Waltham
Charles River Park
Beacon Street
West End
Main Street
Boxing Gossip Highlights Local Welterweight Scene
Northwest welterweight Jack McDonough visits Boston seeking a match with the Kid McCoy-O'Brien winner or Fred Morris. Moriarty accuses Flaherty of foul play in Lowell. a Sunday Post feature promises a history of champions and boxing notes.
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Jack McDonough
Northwest
Post
Kid McCoy-O’brien
Fred Morris
McDonough
Morris
Philadelphia
Jack McGee
Tom D’arcy
Tom Moriarty
Jax Flaherty
Lowell
Moriarty
Flaherty
Scully
Boston Herald
Farragut
Bobby Dobbs
Nelse Innes
Dobbs
O’brien
Chris Johnson
Dick O’brien
Innes
Herald
Sunday Post
Doyle
Russell
Suffolk
Brockton
Johnnie McGowan
Howie
Kid Mulligan
Brennan
Ryan
Bob Green
Mike Sears
Dan Creedon
Billy McCarthy
Willie Joh
Kentucky Rosebud
Owen Ziegler
Jerome Quigley
Nod
New England
Boston
Castle Square
Jack McCoy
Young Donohoe
East Boston
Steve O’donnell
Jake Kilra
Rob Roy
B A A Games Hold Open Handicap Events at Irvington Oval
The Boston Athletic Association schedules open handicap events at the Irvington Oval this Saturday at 3 p m. including sprints hurdles distance races and field events with a May 6 handicap entry close. Junior events are set for May 15 with a program of hurdle dash sprints runs high jump pole vault and broad jump. The club plans an all round competition and notes championship implications due to Union status while stressing ongoing support for athletics.
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Boston Athletic Association
Irvington Oval
Oval
Harvard and Boston Lacrosse Teams Set First Match at Soldiers Field
At 4 p.m. on Soldiers Field Harvard and Boston lacrosse teams meet in the season opener. Probable lineups list Boston players in goal and defense, with James McLaughlin at point and Brennan and Ellis on defense, while Harvard deploys Klein or Sand in goal with Starr at point and Horne at center, Ames and Le Clear at attack, and Beecher at home.
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Soldiers Field
Harvard Square
Harvard
Boston
C. A. Ferrin
James McLaughlin
Vass
Cover
Brennan
Ellis
G. C. Ferrin
T. F. Cornell
Irwin
Duval
F. Cornell
Finlayson
McKay
Jones
Klein
Sand
Starr
Woods
Outerbridge
Scott
Memson
Horne
Leighton
Ames
le Clear
Beecher
Burley
No More Gambling Bill Passes Senate Engrossed
In the Senate yesterday the bill for the further prevention of gaming was engrossed after amendments by Mr Darling of Norfolk. The changes bar misnomer pleas and make evidence variance immaterial while maintaining penalties for pool betting participation at race tracks or trotting courses. The bill was engrossed without division.
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Senate
Darling
Norfolk
Race card at Alexander Downs six races listed
The program shows six selling races at Alexander with horses and weights for first through sixth race. Entries include Blue Bird and Todd Gegg in race one, Dutch Girl and Wistful in race two, Thackeray and Adaxus in race three, Galloping King and Pat Woodcock in race four, Woodchopper and Key West in race five, and Sarcasm and Trinculo in race six with respective weights.
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Blue Bird
Todd Gegg
Vestibule
Jim McLaughlin
le H
Rama
Ella
Halcyon
Netwood
Despair
Tim Flynn
Ansman
Pickaway
Rosita
Wistful
Perverse
Irish H
Young Griffo
Wheatland
Rapids
Bob
Thackeray
Adaxus
John P
Tommy Lally
Syde
W. O'Brien
Quilla
Fritz
Annie
Woodchopper
Key West
Tammany Hall
Elmstone
Don Lucey
Kazan
Iceland
Imp
Frolicsome Lass
Wang
Luray
Mamie R
Dr. Parkhurst
Velvet Rose
Farragut
Sarcasm
Trinculo
Connors
McRate
Johnny
Mattie Chun
Bronston
Horse Racing Card Five Races From Track Meet
First race five eighths selling Pont Lear won Ina placed Ettarre show with 1 01.4. Second race half mile two year olds Heretic won Old Age second Rhododendron third in 50 seconds. Third race mile Maryland Stakes Copy rade won Buckrone second Prig third. Fourth race three quarters selling Stapler M won Jerome second Vision third in 1 16 14. Fifth race six and a half furlongs selling Chiswick won Hammie second Ben Lomond third in 1 22 percent. Sixth race three quarters Integrity won Stowaway second Appomattox third in 1 15 percent.
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Pont Lear
Ina
Ettarre
Heretic
Rhododendron
Copyrade
Buckrone
Prig
Stapler M
Jerome
Vision
Chiswick
Hammie
Ben Lomond
Integrity
Stowaway
Appomattox
Horse Races at Nashville Five Rounds Result
First race five furlongs Pat Tucker won Miss Lilly second King Craft third time 1 05 Second race five furlongs Fanny Hunt won Realm second Latorane third time 1 08 1 4 Third race six furlongs Mark S won Lebanto second Fabia third time 1 20 1 2 Fourth race one mile Cattaraugus won George Beck second St Croix third time 1 47 Fifth race one and one eighth miles Shining Belle won Peytonia second St Pancras third time 2 03
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Nashville
Tenn
Pat Tucker
Miss Lilly
King Craft
Fanny Hunt
Realm
Latorane
Mark S
Lebanto
Fabia
Cattaraugus
George Beck
St. Croix
Shining Belle
Peytonia
St. Pancras
Trotting at Berlin Arndt Schloss Ehren prizes reported
At Heinersdorf on April 26 the Arndt prize trotting featured Babelsberg Paul M La France and others with times from 3 48 to 4 45. Noble disqualified for galloping at finish. Ehren prize saw Crack Jack Lizzie Vaughan and Myrtle in the event. Blue Bells led a quarter stretch with Myrtle second after a long distance.
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Berlin
Heinersdorf
Babelsberg
Paul M
la France
I. K
Acanthus
Noble
Ehren
Lizzie Vaughan
Blue Bells
Myrtle
Canadian leg added to national bicycle circuit
Arrangements between the League of American Wheelmen and the Canadian Wheelmen Association plan a two week Canadian leg of the national race circuit from August 19 to 31. L A W chairman Gideon will avoid dates, while C W A chairman Orr ensures the circuit has right of way during the Dominion visit. Events to span eight to twelve days in central or western Ontario, starting with the Toronto Bicycle Club on August 19.
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Toronto
Ont
League of American Wheelmen
Canadian Wheelmen’s Association
Canada
Gideon
L. A. W. Racing Board
Orr
C. W. A Racing Board
Dominion
Ontario
Toronto Bicycle Club
Dartmouth Plans Triple Triangular Athletic League
A mass meeting at Dartmouth in Hanover reports that Williams and Amherst will join Dartmouth to form a triple triangular league for baseball football and track. Delegates from Dartmouth will meet Amherst and Williams on May 6 at Amherst to perfect the plan with new unified rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogton
E. K. Hall
Alumni Athletic Committee
Amherst
Missionary Society Boston Branch Meets April 30
The Boston branch of the Woman's Union Missionary Society holds its annual meeting on Tuesday morning April 30 at 10:30 in Trinity Chapel. Miss Gardner, a missionary from India, will attend and address the gathering.
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Boston
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Featured in Ad
Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 10¢ and 25¢4. The ad urges readers to purchase the book at their druggist and follow its guidance. Annual sales exceed 6,000,000 boxes.
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Beecham
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