Rowing Clubs Stage Busy Overhaul Ahead of Regattas
Boston rowing clubs ramp up training and shell overhauls as June 17 Charles River regatta and Worcester national meet loom. Fred Greer shifts to East Boston Athletic Association while Maguire’s police service ends his racing days.
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Joe Maguire
Maguire
Fred Greer
East Boston
East Boston Athletic Association
Jeffries Point Rowing Club
Worcester
the Charles
Jeffries Point
Hayes
Carmichael
J. Walsh
F. Walsh
Glavin
King
Keating
Sullivan
Costello
Pope
Quinn
J. Lewis
L. Hayes
Glasset
Gorman
Glover
Hodgkins
McEllan
Peterson
Greer
Freer Brothers
G. DeLaskey
A. DeLaskey
Livingston
Corey
Noseworthy
Gibbey
Norton
F. Peterson
Dowd
McDonald
Henry Lynch
McBilan
Davy
McArdle
FP. Doherty
O’hearn
Aerseneau
D. Burke
A. Burke
Agnew
J. Doherty
Dineen
J. English
Foye
Fitzgerald
Lyons
Joe Ryan
Bradfords
P. A. Berkeley, Jr. Nowell
W. Sheridan
Brogan
Tom Sheridan
Dick Welch
Phelan
Fallon
McKenna
Gilligan
Cunningham
Brignolia
Johnny Neilson
Riversides
Ryan
O’brien
Boswell
Hynes
Flanagan
Dwyer
Brassit
Twomey
Bath
Ludlow
Berkeley
Gainey
Brown
Brassil
Crosby
McKinley
W. Brassil
Murphy
Burgess
Jobe
Heeney
Rance
C. Brassil
Centennial Grove
St. Alphonsus
Roxbury
Blackman
Toston at Washington and Major League Matchups
The schedule lists Toston visiting Washington along with New York at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Detroit, outlining three cross regional contests between notable clubs.
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ST Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Toston
New York
Sudhoff shines as St Louis topples Chicago in series game
Sudhoff held Chicago to six hits and St Louis scored five earned runs while Wallace and Green hit return shots over the right field fence. Attendance reached 8300 as St Louis beat Chicago 5 to 2.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Sudhoff
Wallace
Green
Detroit Sunday baseball games called off by city officials
In Detroit on April 26 no games were played as ministers laymen and possible sheriff enforcement prompted cancellation of American League Sunday games scheduled in the city.
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Detroit
Mich
Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn
A set of baseball or basketball matchups listed for national coverage includes Boston visiting New York and Philadelphia traveling to Brooklyn, with Pittsburg hosting St. Louis and Chicago visiting Cincinnati.
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New York
PitTsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicago Defeats Pittsburg on Bases and Timely Hitting
Chicago defeated Pittsburg today by superior baserunning and timely hitting. Tinker starred with fielding and a steal of home as a feature. Ragged fielding by both sides led to unboarded chances and an attendance of 24 5 255.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Tinker
Smoot Lined Out Home Run Dooms Cincinnati in Close Game
In Cincinnati on April 26 Homer Smoot lined out a home run with two runners on base needing two to tie, but St. Louis won as Smoot was ruled out at the plate by Johnstone. Police escorted the umpire from the grounds after the disputed call. Up to the eighth inning the score remained tight.
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Cincinnati
Homer Smoot
St. Louis
Smoot
Johnstone
St Louis
Hahn
ST. Ay
Gina
B. Po
Farrell
Kelley
Seym
Brain
Sulin
Barel’y
Beckley
Nichaels
Morris
Dono
Corco’n
Willia’s
Steint'd
Ryan
Bergen
Sanders
Wahn
Donlin
Farrell Smoot
Simoot
Bey
Sime
Joe Nelson to Race Moran in Paris and Possible U.S. Return
Joe Nelson an 18 year old cycling star will race in Paris next Sunday against Contenet the one hour record holder. Moran Chelsea champion Jimmy Moran wants a paced race at Revere track mid May and Nelson may cancel travel to America to meet him. Nelson may skip some May races but gains from Europe include maturity and pace follower experience under manager C H Wells.
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Joe Nelson
Paris
Contenet
Sweden
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Revere
America
Moran
Nelson
France
Europe
C. H. Wells
Boston theft case links clothing to MIT burglary
A Providence despatch reports Boston police inspector traced a stash of clothing found with Henry George alias Philip B. Stanley, arrested in Providence for robbing a Browne University. The items are identified as stolen from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Providence
Boston
Henry George
Philip B. Stanley
BroWe University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fitz to Train Jeffries for Coast Exhibition Tour
Champion Jeffries will leave New York for San Francisco to meet Jim Corbett for the world heavyweight title in August. He will join his theatrical company and spar with Bob Fitzsimmons while touring big cities. He plans gradual weight work rather than a long camp and aims for championship form in a month.
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New York
Jeffries
San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack O’brien
Walcott
Hawthorn Athletic Club
Salem
Chester Goodwin
Tommy Duffy
Woburn
New England
Chelsea
Duffy
Hawthorn Club
James McQuellan
Medford
Delmont
Jimmy Walsh
Jack Root
Homer Selby
Kid Mc.Coy
Root
Detroit
Bill Daly
Fitzsimmons
Bob
Frisco
Corbett
Good Indies
Cambridge
John
Mike Sullivan
New Faeland
England
Bettinson
National Sporting Club
London
Engeland
John Keipe
Jack Palmer
Sullivan
Sullivan Bors
Palmer
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Sullivan Boys
John Graham
Peter Jackson
Faldie Connally
Jom Robinson
Charley O'Rourke
Jim Judge
Patsey Sweeney
Jimmy Handler
George Cole
Jack Bennett
Andy Welsh
Tom Broderick
Dick O'Brien
George Byers
Mike Shreeck
Owen Ziegler
George McFadden
Jimmy Gardner
Belfield Walcott
Jack Carrig
Arthur Cole
Jack McKeever
Joe Gans
Sullivans
Heaton
Reliance Rises in Seven Knot Breeze Off Bristol
The yacht Reliance underwent a two hour spin in a seven knot southeast breeze off Bristol. Designer Herreshoff steered through a brisk beating and reaching course to Prudence Island and back, testing sails including the balloon jibtop and baby jibtopsail, while the crew wore blue outfits with carnation and black caps.
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Bristol
Reliance
Prudence Island
Gould Island
Bristol Harbor
Herreshoff
Musslebed Light
Hogg’s Island Shoal Light
Sunbeam
Park City
Prudence
Hoge Island Shoal
Jould
Conanicut
Worcester Defeats Providence In Rocky Point Setup
Worcester beat Providence 8 to 5 in a listless, hard hitting game at Rocky Point. Roper starred for Worcester and George Shoch made a sensational running catch for Providence as about 180 spectators watched the chilly afternoon contest.
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Providence
R. I
Worcester
Rocky Point
Roper
George Shoch
Rhe
Dupee
Crane
McAuley
Conley
Viau
Clements
McKenna
McLaughlin
Cotter
Amateur and semi-pro teams seek games and guarantees
A list of teams and managers across Boston area towns seeks schedules and guarantees for May and summer matches. Names include John P. Squire & Co, Lynn groups, Roxbury S and A C, Gloucester A A, St Johns Literary Institute, and Stockton A A among others, with addresses and commitments for May and June play.
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John P. Squire & Co
W. W. Taylor
Faneuil Hall
City
Lynn A. C
HH. E. Neuhall
Congress Street
Lynn
Savin Hill
G. W. Boye
Sullivan Place
Dorchester
St. John’s Literary Institute
George English
Cambridge
H. Welnz Trim. Co
John Quinlan
Dover Street
Hubs
South Boston
William Cragen
Sixth Street
Roxbury S
A. C
J. ©.Morgan
Columbus Avenue
Eagle Association
Broadway Association
Frank Davenport
Broadway
Gloucester A. A
Lincolns
Deweys
W. Cart
Athletic clubs and age-group rosters listed for Boston area teams
A through list of athletic associations and their age groups with contact addresses across Dorchester East Boston South Boston Charlestown Roxbury Cambridge Somerville Malden Everett and surrounding locales. Includes named officers and players for 12 to 20 year old teams and notes strong amateur associations and upcoming event dates.
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A. C. Mullaly
Milton Avenue
Dorchester
Belmonts
Playfairs
East Boston
Daniel Barry
Cottage Street
Admiral Juniors
David Cronin
Springer Street
South Boston
Ton
Working Boys
D. Mullen
Washington Street
City
Boylstons
Jamaica Plain
Frank Johnson
Massasoit A
M. A. Walsh
Gloucester Place
Bigelows
William WB. Doyle
E Street
Marathon A. C
William Barry
Washburn Street
Hubbard A. A
Cambridge
Roy Joyce
Rice Street
North Cambridge
Norfolk A. A
Paul K. Metivier
Shipman Street
Riverside A. A
Waltham
James Smith
River Street
Metropolitan A. A
Somerville
E. L. Dawes
Ashland Street
Clintons
IF. Riley
Penplace
Gladys Wishers
North End
James Quincy
Hanover Street
Emeralds
South Dostop
Robert Hatchpolé
KE Street
St. Augustines
Everett
Carsons
Charlestown
Captain Smith
Lyte Street
J. D. Condons
John Condon
Bartletts
Charles Lembgren
Prospect Avenue
Cresents
S. K. Green
Wendell Street
Capleys
Roxbury
Charles Cook
Dana
Cliff Street
Deweys
Edward Freeman
Pearl Street
Williard Juniors
W. Mahoney
Mt. Auburn Street
Defenders
H. O. Leary
Harvard Street
Atlantic A.A
National Street
Sackville Associates
George Hines
Belmont Street
Centre A. C
Samuel J. McDonald
RK. G. Dun
Winthrop Square
Faulkners
Malden
Carl Brooks
Faulkner Street
Marion Juniors
Walter Burke
Whitney Street
Longwood
O'Leary
Longwood Avenue
Willows of
Charles Ford
W. P. Dalbrow, Jr
Neponset Avenue
Hyde Park
Brownies of
Atlantic
Albert Greenfield
Appleton Street
Baseball Notes Previewing Collins vs Athletics Series Clash
The Collins team and Athletics each hold three wins in a six game set. Long Tom Hughes showed no signs of weakness against the A’s on Saturday. Chicago fans debate Kling versus Sullivan for Comiskey's club. The Collins squad opens in Washington today as the Nationals face the Giants again. An exchange notes Boston’s current dip in fortune.
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Collins
Athletics
Tom Hughes
Chicago
Kling
Sullivan
Rooters
Comiskey
Washington
Nationals
Giants
Boston
Baseball Gossip Reflects Early Season Sparks and Jokes
The piece highlights star players Rain Pittenger and Old Nick Altrock among rivals, notes Cleveland shutouts by Eason Hughes and Schmidt, and mocks foul ball debates. It recounts manager banter from Hart and Cy Young, plus a Dorchester High joke about coach Anderson as a teacher.
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Pittenger
Nationals
Altrock
Waddell
Collins
Rube
Mal Eason
Mr. Hart
Boston
Comebody
Barney Dreyfuss
Cy Young
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Elmer Bates
New York
Philadelphia
Nowhereville
Lajoie
Hickman
Bradley
Flick
Sporting News
Anderson
Dorchester High School
Dorchester High
English High
Finglish High
Newark Beats Boston Nationals In Exhibition Game
In Boston today Newark defeats the Boston Nationals 5 to 2 in an exhibition game. The Bostons did not use their top players with Pratt and Malarky in the outfield Au prey at shortstop and Cooley at first base. Batteries Pardee and Spiesman for Newark and Stanley and Kittredge for Boston.
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Newark
N. J
Boston Nationals
Newarks
Bostons
Pratt
Malarky
Auprey
Cooley
RHE Newark
Boston
Pardee
Spiesman
Stanley
Kittredge
Zimmer's Nationals Defeat West New York In Exhibition
In Wee hawken New Jersey an exhibition game saw Captain Zimmer's Philadelphia Nationals crush West New York 16 to 3. Mc Laughlin managed late offense as 10 Philadelphians went out in the ninth and produced seven runs on nine hits. Batteries McLaughlin Roth Cuthbertson Stapleton.
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New York
Weehawken
N. J
Zimmer
Philadelphia Nationals
West New York
McLaughlin
Philadelphians
Philadelphia
McLaughlin and
Roth
Cuthbertson and Stapleton
Boxing Gossip Opens Essex Club Card with Notable Names
The Essex Club posts its full Thursday card featuring Danny Murray vs Tommy English Maddie Mealey vs Gray George Mattie Baldwin vs George Murray and Jim Stone vs Tommy Daly. The column notes Kid McCoy rooting, Root foul claims, and previews Salem events with Goodwin vs Duffy plus Sullivan twins heading to England for bouts and potential matches with Palmer and Gans.
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Essex
Eatra
Danny Murray
Tommy English
Maddie Mealey
Gray George
Mattie Baldwin
George Murray
Jim Stone
Tommy Daly
Kid McCoy
Jack Root
Root
McCoy
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