Red Hot Ball as Boston Falls in Hard-Fought Game
Grounder to Shindle ends McCarthy’s safe-looking hit and Ganzel’s line drive to Tredway halts a potential rally. In the ninth Long retires the side as Nash’s single brightens Boston’s fate briefly. Corcoran’s sensational catch ruins Jimmy Bannon’s bid while Daly and Shindle shine at the plate. Kennedy to pitch for the visitors against Nichols for Boston. score follows.
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McCarthy
Anderson
Ganzel
Tenney
Tredway
Long
Lowe
Griffin
Nash
Ironman
Tucker
Boston
Jimmy Bannon
Corcoran
Shindle
Daly
Sexton
Kennedy
Nichols
Brooklyn Triumphs In Nine Inning City League Showdown
In a rousing South End Grounds game Brooklyn edged Boston after a tense nine innings. Umpire Burnham sparked controversy with fair calls questioned by fans as Tucker was benched amid heated exchanges. Stivetts and Kennedy bolstered Brooklyn’s late surge while Shindle and Shindle contributed early for Brooklyn, and Boston’s late rally fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Brooklyn
George W. Burnham
Tucker
Burnham
Tommy
Témay
Boston
Herman Long
Grimm
Sexton
Tenney
Stivetts
Shindle
Daly
Brooklyns
Hoe
McCarthy
Bostons
Corcoran
Banman
Pittsburg Beats St Louis as Hawley Shines
Pittsburg defeated St Louis 9 to 2 in a game marked by Hawley’s strong pitching. Genins costly misplay nearly allowed a shutout. Hewitt, Sugden, and Merritt relieved in the ninth, Steinzel homered as attendance reached about 800. Hits: Pittsburg 17, St Louis 7. Errors: Pittsburg 2, St Louis 4. Batteries Hawley Hewitt Merritt Sugden Breitenstein Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Breitenstein
St. Louis
Hawley
Genins
Hewitt
Sugden
Merritt
Steinzel
Miller
Meekin Shuts Out Washington In Nine Hit Victory
New York pitchers Meekin and Farrell limited the Washington team to four singles and no runs as New York played a clean error-free game. Mercer was hit hard by the New York bats, totaling 12 hits for nine runs. Attendance was listed at 4000 with a final score of 9 to 0.
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New York
Meekin
Washingtons
New Yorks
Mercer
Washington
Farrell
McGuire
Burke Leads Cincinnati In Batting And Fielding Triumph
Burke's great batting and fielding saved the game for Cincinnati. In the seventh inning with two on, he hit a triple. Lange homered as both pitchers were hit hard. Attendance 3000. The final score shows Cincinnati 8, Chicago 6 with errors Cincinnati 2, Chicago 1. Batteries Parrott and Vaughn for Cincinnati Hutchison and Kittredge for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Burke
Lange
Chicago
Parrott
Vaughn
Hutchison and Kittredge
Philadelphia Defeats Baltimore on Strong Hitting
Philadelphia won against Baltimore thanks to better hitting. Esper pitched for Baltimore until the sixth inning when Clarkson came in. Taylor performed well aside from two rough innings. Attendance reached 6,858 as Philadelphia totaled 16 hits to Baltimore's 12, with two errors each.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Esper
Clarkson
Taylor
Clements
Robinson
Boston Baseball Club to tour England in October matches
A. W. Lawson, for the Boston Baseball Club, has arranged a tour of England with the Bostonians opening October 20 in Liverpool. The schedule includes Derby Middlesborough Stockton and Newcastle district games, followed by Cleveland district contests and a Preston clash before London and Paris stops. Lawsom hopes Ambassador Bayard and the Lord Mayor attend the London game.
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London
A. W. Lawson
Boston Baseball Club
England
Bostonians
Liverpool
Derby
Middlesborough
Stockton
Newcastle
Cleveland
Preston
Paris
Lawson
Knowles
Bayard
United States
Fall River Defeats New Bedford in Walk‑over
Fall River beat New Bedford 12 to 4 as Klobedanz and Rollins limited the visitors to nine hits. Meekin started for New Bedford but left with a lame arm. Wittrock relieved. Errors favored Fall River 1 to 2. Batteries were Klobedanz Rollins for Fall River and Meakin Wittrock Sharp for New Bedford.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Klobedanz
Meekin
Wittrock
Rollins
Meakin
Sharp
Brockton Takes Doubleheader From Pawtucket On Strong Batting
Brockton and Pawtucket split a two game set in Brockton with Brockton winning the first 6 to 3 and the second 7 to 0. Wise homered three times guiding Brockton while Donovan and Shea keyed the offense and Regan struggled on the mound for Pawtucket.
Portland and Lewiston Tie in Extra Innings
In Portland Maine on August 6 Lewiston tied the game with a ninth inning fumble by Corbett forcing three extra frames. The contest was finally won after the extras, though the final score and winner are not stated in the readable excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lewiston
Corbett
Beecham's Pills Promoted for Constipation
Beecham's pills advertised for constipation at 10 and 25 cents. Readers are urged to ask the druggist for the book guiding usage.
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Beecham
Portland Lewiston District Baseball Scorecard
In the twelfth by the home team one inning aside both Yerrick and Mains allowed scattered hits. The score shows Portland 102000010090 037 Lewiston 0000100030004 with base hits for Portland and Lewiston. errors listed for Portland and Lewiston. batters include Yerrick Te jen Mains Grant and Crisham.
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Yerrick
Mains
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta Beats Bangor In Local Baseball Game
Augusta outbatted Bangor but lost to costly errors. Bangor made 4 errors while Augusta had 8. Final line score shows Bangor 4 1 4 and Augusta 2 1 2 with multiple innings recorded. Batteries were Braham and Barkley for Bangor, Baker Coyle and Butler for Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Bangor
Braham
Providence Grays Defeat Buffalo in Tight Eastern League Game
Providence edged Buffalo 18 to 4 with strong hitting from Rudderham and timely homers by Loewe and a late rally that threatened a Buffalo comeback. Attendance 1000. Providence tallied a big seventh inning, while Herndon and Urqu were Buffalo’s fielding highlights.
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Providence
R. I
Buffalo
Herndon
Rudderham
Grays
Buffalos
Field
Loewe
Clymer
Bufale Oi
McAuley
Urqu
Exciting South End game fuels talk of Bannon return
Report from the South End grounds praises Tucker as a masterful coacher and notes Stivetts strong at bat and Duffy’s running catch as the standout moment. Burnham’s fire and the Brooklyn players’ wildness draw chatter, while rumors hint Collins of Louisville may join Boston. The piece also criticizes the double umpire system and a Burnham confrontation with cranks.
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Bannon
South End
Tucker
Brooklyn
Burnham
Sexton
Carl Vossler
Stivetts
Carl
Boston
Collins
Louisville
Little Hunt
Nichols
Brooklyns
Rigby Park Opens as August Meet Begins at Portland
Rigby Park in Portland hosts a four day August meet opening with Busy Bee winning the 2:33 trot in straight heats. W C B leads the 2:17 class, while the 2:20 event yields a surprise with Jack Wyman taking the third heat as Ernsie falters. The 2:20 trot concludes tomorrow. purses are $500 for each trot and heats list include Sugar, Bell, and Gillie among others.
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Portland
Rigby Park
Busy Bee
Ernsie
Honeywood
Jack Wyman
Harbinger
Boody
Gloria
Norland Wilkes
Cdo
Baasesse
Vanetta
Sheree
Amber Dacil
Anaes Sooneeeer
Dorothy
Minisse
Geome
Jim Harris
B. Bac
Jim Medium
Rathae
Whit
Martin Bon
Nellie G
Jack Man
Aroldson
King Wilkes Cwiroe
Boeken Cresians
B. m
St. Dia
Gallagher
Brown ii i Tm
Ate Eeerene
Gobelin
Bessenepsevseeeseeee
Bessiearee Banets
Aris
One Mile Vision Wins First, Lan cer Third at Bowling Green
Race results show Vision first in the one mile event with Lan cer taking third and Renna Bowling Green listed in the field. Time 1:45 1-2.
First race half mile Crown victory leads field
Countess repeats fast to win the opener with Clair W in second and Time recording 511-28 after the finish. Sixth race shows Bronston first Finnwater second and Dart third with Time 1:22 12.
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Crown
Countess
Clair W
Lento
Odd Socks
Hazel
Key West
Jersey
Forest
Billy Boy
Baccarat
Monolithe
Wat
Bronston
Finnwater
Dart
Five Races Fast Times At Midlantic Meet
First race five-eighths mile at Midle with Penn Brook first Runover second Time 1 02 4. Second race three-fourths mile Weinberg wins Jack of Spades second Demfargilla third Time 1 15. Third race five and one half furlongs Hazlet takes Axiom La Vienta. Time 1 08 2. Fourth race seven eighths mile Lucania first Sufficient second Lady Diamond third. Time 1 29. Fifth race one mile Babe Murphy first Lord Nelson second Darien third Time 1 43.
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Vision
Lancer
Renna Bowling Green
Religion
Annot Lyle
Emotional
Queen Bess
Maggie K
Iola
Lord Hawkstone
Ina
Tinge
Little Matt
Appomattox
Sir Dixon, Jr
Ameer
Lulu T
Midle
Penn Brook
Runover
Weinberg
Jack of Spades
Demfargilla
Hazlet
Axiom
la Vienta
Lucania
Sufficient
Lady Diamond
Babe Murphy
Lord Nelson
Darien
Tennis Tournament Opens Second Day in Manchester
The Manchester championship tennis event progresses with multiple matches across the morning session. John Warner defeats T. B. Garnett Jr in a three set struggle while M. Bartlett dominates J. Warner, and George McSargent tops M. B. Mason. Rotch defeats Stanwood, Bartlett over Sturgis, Rotch falls to Bartlett, Cocrane edges Bartlett, and McLargent down Warner in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Warner
T. B. Garnett, Jr
M. Bartlett
J. Warner
George McSargent
M. B. Mason
T. M. Rotch, Jr
B. B. Stanwood
Defender wins Drexel cup in Newport yacht race
Defending the New York Yacht Club challenger Defender defeated Vigilant by 6 minutes 16 seconds over a 21 mile triangular course off Newport. A sea fog halted the race after the first loop. The victory sets Aug. 20 and 22 for trial races off Sandy Hook. Gladys of Kingston, Ont. caused damage to the lightship and Royal Navy ensign. Other classes awarded medals with Emerald, Amorita, Queen Mab, Avira winning their divisions.
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Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Lord Dunraven
Barr
Haff
Gladys
Kingston
Ont
Mr. Iselin
Defender
Willard
Britannia Wins Cup Race In Heavy Weather At Cowes
In heavy weather only Britannia started the Her Majesty's cup race at Cowes. She passed Ryde Pier at 10 29 40 and 11 24 50 on the return. Finishing half the course at 12 05 03 she beat down to Lepe buoy then returned to Cowes and fired the winning gun at 12 39 45. Tomorrow schooners race entries include Asteroid Water Witch Amphitrite Cetonia and Yampe owned by R. S. Ilmer of New York.
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Cowes
Ryde Pier
Lymington Spit
Lord Iveagh
R. 5. Ilmer
New York
Magnificent Boston Yacht Regatta Set for Winthrop
Valkyrie III sail area about 11600 sq ft. South Boston Yacht Club to host ladies day on Saturday Aug 24. New club house to be built 200 feet farther into the bay at an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. Winthrop Yacht Club hosts a grand regatta next Saturday with five classes and four courses. Prizes include silver cups and punch bowls plus cash. Sklyark steamer to judge boat, O B H Lewis to shuttle guests. Fleet Captain A T Bliss leads regatta committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Yacht Club
South Bostons
Winthrop Yacht Club
Winthrop
Boston
Skylark
Driscoll’s Wharf
O. BH. Lewis
A. T. Bliss
America's Cup Trial Races Set for August 20 and 22
The America’s Cup committee met this afternoon and decided to hold trial races on August 20 and 22 off Sandy Hook Newport R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
BR. 1
Sandy Hook
Deaths in Fall River Reported on Ferry Street
Catherine Desmond, 62, found dead at her Ferry Street home. Probable cause heart disease. Patrick Shine, 55, dies from injuries after a cannon explosion on the Fourth of July. leg shattered and blood poisoning noted.
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Fall River
Catherine Desmond
Ferry Street
Patrick Shine
Lynn to Host Five Event Track Card at Glenmere
The Lynn Athletic Association plans a five event meet at Glenmere track on Saturday August 17 with a $25 gold medal for the Lynn championship. A $0 prize match mile between Shaw and Reynolds is discussed, likely run in heats best two of three. Three Class A events follow with prizes and entries due August 15.
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Lynn Athletic Association
Glenmere
Lynn
Boston
Shaw
Reynolds
T. F. Tully
Andrews Street
G. L. Sullivan
Boston Globe
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Lake Quinsigamond
Krerrison
Copley Square
Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Newton
Natick
Ashland
Southville
Westboro
Westboro Agricultural Society
Clover G. Percival
Press Cycling Club
Gideon
Labor Day
Percy
Bob Teamoh
Waltham Track
Duke” Corcoran
M. A. Holbein
C. R. Coulter
Toledo
St. Louis
Boxing Gossip Confirms Creedon Craig Fight Plans
Boxing writer details confirmation of Dan Creedon versus Frank Craig for September 23. Purse set at 2000 dollars with 260 for expenses, accepted by Colonel Hopkins in Chicago and wired to Eastport Maine. Notes mutual parties crediting Mirror of Life and Coffee Cooler for coordinating.
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Dan Creedon
Frank Craig
National King Club
Colonel Hopkins
Creedon
London Mirror of Life
National Club
Chicago
Eastport
Mirror of Life
Boston
Billy Hennessey
Hopkins
Sporting Department
Revere
Mass
South Framingham
Lawrence
William Keefe
Lewis Sullivan
Don Hardigan
Sullivan
Columbian Rowing Association
Dick O'Brien
Nahant
Joe Walesit
O’brien
Tremont House
Jimmy Kelly
Young Cohen
England
Dave Ross
J. J. Hanninge
Dick O’brien
Jack Green
J. J. Mc
Dermatologist Removes Wrinkles in Clinical Bustle
Wrinkles are described as a cosmetic issue treated by dermatologist John H. Woodbury. The note mentions Mae Mai and a hospital setting, with a call to send a stamp for a book related to the topic. The fragmentary item presents illness care and cosmetic procedure in a period newspaper tone.
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John H. Woodbury
Wrenn A Victor At Norwood Park In New Jersey Tennis
Wrenn defeated Larned in three straight sets to take an early season win at Norwood Park. Chace defeated Howland in a strong display of back court play and net tactics. Stevens upset Foote after dropping the first set, and Wrenn, Stevens, and Chace posted additional victories in the day’s matches.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wrenn
Norwood Park
Larned
Chace
Howland
Hurling Championship Set For Labor Day Contest
The Boston Hurling Club meets Brooklyn’s Wolf Tone on Congress Street grounds to decide America’s title. Wolf Tone, defending 1894 and 1895 champion, faces rivals including Garry Owens and Irish Americans in New York with a lineup featuring Hill Hinchy Keogh O Grady Hurley Ryan Hayes Sheehy Horgan and Dinan among others.
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Boston
Wolf Tone
Brooklyn
N. Y
Congress Street
America
Garry Owens
New York
John Mitchells
Thomas Francis Meaghers
Waterbury Rovers
Waterbury
Conn
J. King
Edward Hill
T. Hinchy
J. Hinchy
J. Keogh
P. Hines
Caledonian Club Picnic Sets Stage For Grand Speed Trial
Professor Bowler notes overwhelming turnout for 4 pm and 8 pm workouts at the Charles bank athletic track as more apparatus is needed. Entries flood in for the five mile run at the Boston Caledonian Club picnic at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury on Thursday Aug 15. The event promises top national runners, with $100 for first place $50 for second and $25 for third, plus other premier professional contests. The day will feature additional races and a grand picnic with a new dance hall for all-day dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowler
Charlesbank Athletic
Boston Caledonian Club
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Centre Harbor Tennis Tournament Moves Into Second Day
At Centre Harbor New Hampshire spectators gathered for a second day of play. Preliminary results saw Dutton defeat Wise 4 6 6-2 12 10 while Bean defeated Sheafe 6-1 6-4 and Lowrie beat Bradford 6-1 6-4. First round winners included Read over Dutton 6-1 6-3 Jennings over McDuffie 6-1 6-1 Shaw over Lyman 6-1 6-0 Williston over Jackson 6-2 6-4 Farrington over Elliott 6-0 8-6 Paret over Huntress 6-1 6-? Wise over Budlong 6 3-6. Doubles saw Jackson Wrightington beat Bixby Read 11-9 6-4 Jennings Williston over Wise Bean 6-3 6-2 Farrington son over McDuffie Huntress 4-6 6-0 6-2.
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Centre Harbor
N. H
F. B. Dutton
A. Wise
N. S. Bean
E. Sheafe
H. Lowrie
A. S. Bradford
Read
Dutton
Jennings
McDuffie
Shaw
Lyman
Williston
Jackson
Farrington
F. W. Elliott
Paret
Huntress
Wise
Budlong
Wrightington
Bixby
Bean
Farrington and Son
Ayer Bicycle Club Hosts Fast 14 Mile Handicap Race
About 2000 spectators watched the first handicap bicycle race of the Ayer Bicycle Club. The circular 14 mile course began and ended in Ayer center. L. A. Carmon won in 39 minutes 4 seconds after a fierce duel with Ralph Kellogg and G. I. Dwinnell finishing second and third. fastest time ever on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayer Bicycle Club
Groton
L. A. Carmon
Ralph Kellogg
G. I. Dwinnell
Niagara and Isolde duel in 46 mile yacht race at Southampton
The 20 rater race over 46 miles at Southampton featured American built yachts Niagara and Isolde, both designed by Herreshoff. Niagara led Isolde by over a mile through Cowes Roads on the second round and remained ahead, finishing several minutes before Isolde at Lepe buoy.
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Southampton
Bucheris
Isolde
Niagara
Luna
Audrey
Stephanie
Herreshoff
Cowes
Lepe
Weters Tops Lee in Trial Run at 101-5 Seconds
Bernard J. Weters of Boston College trains under Mike Murphy and defeats American champion Lee by four yards in a recent trial, finishing the 10 yard dash in 101-5 seconds at the Detroit A. C. event.
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Bernard J. Weters
Boston College
Mike Murphy
Lee
Detroit A. C
Country Club challenges St Andrews to 36 hole team match
The Country Club has challenged the St Andrew s N B Golf Club to a 36 hole team match with ten men per side, eighteen holes at Brookline and eighteen at St Andrews. The dates named are August 10 and f Provided the first game is played at St Andrews the challenge has been accepted.
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St. Andrews, N. B
Brookline
St. Andrews
St. Ane
Wills Fund Grows As Early Dawn Club Gives 25.18
The Wills fund continues to grow with new pledges from city social clubs. The Early Dawn Outing Club contributes 25.18, joining planned gifts from other clubs to aid the destitute widow of John W. Wills. The Post urges broad support and notes prior receipts totaling 592.25.
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Early Dawn
East
Boston
John W. Wills
Post
Ocean Spray Bijou hosts charity fair at St Johns Church
Total North Shore coverage of a charity fair at St Johns Episcopal Church aiding the rectory fund. Events included a children's concert, a major evening program with Rita Barteaux and Frank Keenan, various tables run by local ladies, lemonade by Mrs. Stimson, and a Mother Shipton prophecy. Also notes on a Winthrop Hotel moonlight trip, Revere fire department responses to two blazes, and progress on injured Mr. and Mrs. Murphy recovering at home.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s Guild
Stimpson
The
Whisper
Charles H. Pattee
Rita Barteaux
Blanche McNicoll
Frank Keenan
David Lythgoe
H. Gittus Lonsdale
Mary Tewksbury
Lawrence Neebe
C. C. Card
Slack
Horace Tewksbury
Sturgiss
Winthrop Centre
William Hatch Jones
Smith
Crafts
Gardner
Older
Hazen
Ida Cuthbertson
Mattin Neebe
H. W. Stimson
Maud Stephens Randall
Edward A. Knight
Mabel West
H. J. Ballou
Mrs. Marvin
Miss Foster
Miss Dorman
Miss Annie Hilsworth
Miss Ide
Miss Downs
Miss Barrett
McDowell
Wadsworth
Burleigh
Miss O'Hara
Mrs. Chipman
Mrs. Wood
Miss Ricker
Miss Donaldson
Miss Bailey
Miss Wood
Miss Slack
Alice Miller
Charlie Miller
Perley Crafts
New Winthrop Hotel
Richardson
Revere
Boston & Maine Railroad
E. J. Murphy
Miss Flagler Found Ill in Balore Sanitarium
Washington reports Miss Flagler, cleared by a coroner's jury in Ernest Green's death, has been located and is very ill with nervous prostration. She is under private care in Balore with a lady friend and plans to return when able to answer any charges. Assistant District Attorney Taggart says the grand jury will investigate the killing, with a recess until September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miss Flagler
Ernest Green
Taggart
Young Green
London Athletes Dead Heat in 100 Yard Dash Preview
In Stoke upon Trent Brad ley and Downer of the London Athletic Club ran two dead heats over 100 yards against the Americans. One heat finished in 9.45 seconds as the London team prepares for the New York contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stoke-upon-Trent
Bradley
Downer
London Athletic Club
New York
Frank Woodley's Testimonial at Clan-Na-Gael Hall
A grand testimonial will be tendered to Frank Woodley at Clan-Na-Gael Hall South Boston on Monday evening next. A careful programme of well known musical and vocal artists has been selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodley
Clan-Na-Gael
South
Boston
Conductor Accused in Amesbury Car Injury Suit
Friends of John Grogan say a fall from an electric car on the H M A road broke his leg and allege conductor Jerry Mahoney pushed him after he refused to sit. They plan to sue the road for damages.
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Amesbury
John Grogan
Jerry Mahoney
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