Baseball matchups listed for three leagues and cities
New England League games show Bangor at Brockton Portland at Fall River Lewiston at New Bedford Augusta at Pawtucket. Eastern League schedule includes Buffalo at Syracuse Providence at Springfield Toronto at Rochester Wilkesbarre at Scranton. Other cities play in Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Washington Brooklyn Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New England
Bangor
Brockton
Portland
Fall River
Lewiston
New Bedford
Augusta
Pawtucket
Buffalo
Syracuse
Providence
Springfield
Toronto
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Bostons fall to Baltimore as Hoffer dominates
Baltimore defeats Boston behind Hoffer's strong pitching and timely hits. Carey hits a three bagger and Jennings a home run as Boston manages only six scattered hits. Stivetts struggles, Baltimore's fielding and timely offense seal the win with 3000 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bostons
Hoffer
New Englanders
Stivetts
Selee
Carey
Jennings
Keeler
Kelley
Boston
Bannon
Long
Lowe
Short
Gleason
Sullivan
Sexton
Nichols
Philadelphia
Hemming
McMahon
Clarkson
Emslie
Hunt
McGraw, AB. R
NG. Fret Incccesiele
A. E
Alien i. Siva
Brodie
Rey
Annon
Orifice
Tucker
Ee Rodie
Ler
Tenney
Nash
Ganzel
Ivetts
McGraw
Philadelphia Clobbers New York with Late Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeated New York 13 to 4 after seven and eight inning scoring bursts. Lucid started for New York, Davis homered in the sixth, Delehanty homered, seven Phila. runs in the seventh and four in the eighth. Doyle sat with a $100 fine and did not play. Attendance 6300. Hits: Philadelphia 16, New York 12. Errors: Philadelphia 1, New York 2. Batteries Lucid Taylor Clements Ruste Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelph
Rosie
New Yorker
Vistors
Davis
Delehanty
Doyle
Burnham
Lucid
Taylor
Clements
Ruste
Farrell
Washington Triumphs Over Brooklyn With Five-Run Fifth
Washington scored five runs in the fifth inning after Anderson muffed a fly and Shindle fumbled twice. Gumbert pitched poorly then was replaced by Daub who struggled but settled, as Washington won 9 to 6 with 18 hits to Brooklyn's 12 and 5 errors by Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooklyn
N. C
Anderson
Shindle
Washingtons
Gumbert
Daub
Brooklyn Ssorgerenee
McGuire
Gumbert Daub
Grim
Cincinnati, Pittsburg battle to close series
Cincinnati won 2 to 1 in an action packed finale in Cincinnati Ohio on August 14 as the Cin cinnatis clinched the decisive game of the series against Pittsburg.
Pitchers Battle in Cincinnati Pittsburg Game
Attendance 3000. The score Cincinnati 2 Pittsburg 4. The game featured a pitchers' duel with strong support for both starters. Cincinnati had 8 hits to Pittsburg's 6 with 1 error for Pittsburg. Batteries Dwyer Vaughn Foreman Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Dwyer
Vaughn
Foreman
Merritt
Cleveland Beats St. Louis With Controlled Hitting
Cleveland wins a baseball game on walks and clutch hitting as Knell allows scattered hits. Attendance reaches 2000. Final score shows Cleveland scoring 7 runs in the fourth and seventh frames to St. Louis nine runs spread across open innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
St. Louis
Knell
Zimmer
McDougal
Ehret
Miller
Portland Beats New Bedford In Dramatic New Bedford Contest
In New Bedford Portland triumphed 16 to 8 over the home team after a heated game marked by wrangling over decisions and a ejection for back talk. Nyce was fined and sent out. players lost temper amid far from clean ball, while Sullivan Terrien Day Murphy were the battery for Portland and New Bedford respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Portland
Ilezotte
Nyce
Siete
Sullivan and
Terrien
Day
Murphy
Sullivan's wildness costs Pawtucket late loss to Bangor
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on August 14 Bangor outfield plays well while Sullivan falters at critical moments. final score Bangor 8 Pawtucket 2 with Bangor totaling 8 base hits to Pawtucket's 4 and Batter ies Braham and Barklay for Bangor Sullivan and Yeager for Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
Sullivan
Bangor
Bonsol Saessacsacse
Barrors
Braham
Barklay
Yeager
Fall River Defeats Lewiston In Tight Contest
Fall River defeated Lewiston 4 to 1 in a well played game. Both pitchers were effective and fielding stood out. Hits were 7 apiece and Lewiston committed 4 errors. Batteries: Klobedanz and Rollins for Fall River, McCarthy and Crisham for Lewiston.
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Fall River
Lewiston
Klobedanz
Rollins
McCarthy
Crisham
Augusta Beats Brockton In Sloppy Fielding Showdown
In Brockton on Aug 14 the home team fell to Augusta 13 9 in a game marked by erratic defense. Augusta tallied 13 base hits to Brockton's 9, while errors reached 4 for Augusta and 6 for Brockton. battery pairs were Viau and Butler for Augusta and Wynne, Magee and Shea for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brockton
Viau
Butler
Wynne
Magee
Shea
Springfield loses a slugfest to Providence in tense ninth
In the Eastern League game at Springfield on Aug 14 Providence beat Springfield 9 8 after a ninth inning rally. Controversy swirled as Bassett tripped three baserunners and Springfield protested a plate call amid a crowd surge. Providence tallied 18 hits to Springfield 14 with Hudson McAuley pairing for Providence and Cumber Gunson for Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Providence
Knight
Rogers
Cooney
Bassett
Gruber
McAuley
Hudson
MccAuley
Doescher
Hudson and McAuley
Cumber and Gunson
Canucks Beat Harper's Team In Toronto Exhibition
Toronto defeats the Rochester Rochesters 10 to 4 as Harper struggles with control. Grey pitched solidly for Toronto while both sides showed fair fielding. Rochester announces the signing of Joe Mulvey to play third base in upcoming games. Attendance listed at about 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Rochester
N. Y
Canucks
Harper
Rochesters
Grey
Joe Mulvey
Brooklyn
Allentown
Wilkes-Barre Rally Tops Scranton In Sloppy Tilt
Wilkes-Barre exploded for seven runs in the last inning to beat Scranton 9 to 5. Keenan pitched strongly with solid support, while Miller struggled late as Scranton misplayed the closing innings. Attendance 1,000. Final line score shows Wilkes-Barre 17 hits to Scranton 12 with 2 errors to Scranton 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Miller
Wilkesbarre
Bannon
Keenan
Keenan and Wentz
Miller and Schriver
Pitchers Duel Ends With Buffalo Victory in Extra Innings
In Syracuse, Buffalo beat Syracuse 7-4 in eleven innings after a tied game through nine. Buffalo scored three in the first and tied in the ninth. Shearon delivered the game winner in the eleventh. Attendance 1500. Hits 13 apiece. Errors Buffalo 2 Syracuse 6. Batteries Herndon Urquhart Gannon Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Gannon
Herndon
Buffalo
Shearon
Herndon and
Urquhart
Gannon and
Hess
Yachts Race Results At Barnstable Harbor
In Barnstable Harbor Aug 14 the final of three races was sailed in light southwest breeze. Participants from Plymouth Kingston and Provincetown. judges C W Hedge Freeman Taylor and Fred W Chase. Winners by class include Addie and Nickerson in First Class and Clio in First Class corrected time. other class standings listed with names and times.
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Barnstable
Plymouth
Kingston
Provincetown
C. W. Hedge
Freeman Taylor
Fred W. Chase
H. H. Addie
Nickerson
Clio
EL Bay
Whitman
Ocumaquid
H. C. Mortimer
Nancy Hanks
P. W. McLaos
Ishta
A. M. Beale
Geo Shiveriet
Vivian
A. Crocke
Quest
William Cobb
Nellie
S. Crocker
Webs Eduiwe
Pure California Wines PIBLA 14 Percent Afloat
A fragment notes Pure California Wines PIBLA 14 percent and a Dock Square based site or business connected to maneuvers, with sparse context and unclear details. The readable portion hints at a company or product designation tied to wine, location Dock Square, and possible actions described as maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dock Square
Potter Hesitates To Seek L A W Presidency In 1896
New York Sun reports Chief Isaac B Potter will refuse to run for L A W presidency next year. Gideon, current racing board chair, is mentioned as a potential candidate. Henry W Robinson of Boston could take Gideon’s place, prompting mixed reactions from enthusiasts and officials.
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New York Sun
Isaac B. Potter
New York
Gideon
Racing Board
Potter
Massachusetts
Russell
Sunman
Henry W. Robinson
Boston
Knickerbocker
Fred. Titus
Spalding Racing
Faulkner
Chicago
Titus
Michael F. Dirnberger
Syracuse
Wells
McCrea
California
Tom W. Winder
United States
Winder
Warsaw
Ind
New Orleans
Buffalo
Associated Cycle Dealers
Salem
Wizard
Lovell
Eclipse
Hugh Robson
Wallace Bay
Commonwealth Bicyccle Club
Inter-Hotel Tennis Opens in White Mountains
The Inter-Hotel Tennis tournament at Maplewood, Bethlehem New Hampshire, drew a large crowd as players from Maplewood, Alta Morite, Highland Cottage and other houses competed. Notable results included J B Colahan, R R Perkins, H R Tyler, G B Tyler, Littell, Cross, O'Brien and Beadle advancing or winning rounds. play continues tomorrow.
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Bethlehem
N. H
White Mountains
Maplewood
O’brien
J. B. Beadle
J. B. Colahan
Maplewood Cottage
R. B. Burrell
Maplewood Hotel
R. R. Perkins
The
Altamorte
R T. Bennett
Uplands
H. R. Tyler
Highland Cottage
F. Lt. Rhodes
the Maples
G B. Tyler
Highland House
G. D. Scott
Turner House
Reb. G. Littell
Plaistow House
Jefferson
P. W. Sprague
Sunnyside Cottage
KE. W. Cross
W.A. Thompson
Thompson Cottage
H. Mollenhauer
Forest Hills Hotel
Littell
Thompson
E. W. Cross
Read and Farrington lead Manchester tennis open play
In Manchester on August 14 the open tournament produced strong play with several matches decided. J Bertram Read defeated Haskell Derby 6-0 6-3 and G W Lee beat T M Rothh Jr 6-0 6-3 among others as spectators watched eagerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
J. Bertram Read
Haskell Derby
G. W. Lee
T. M. Rothh, Jr
W. H. Barnes
Willis Farrington
R. H. Dana
W. D. Dexter
M. B. Mason
S. F. Wise
W. S. Farrington
Hanks
P. S. Russell
George Crocker
George Worthington
Bixby
W. H. Brown
William EF. Russell
H. L. Ayer
W. H. Coburn
Fred Mansfield
F. W. Emmett
D. M. Pickman
D. Wise
W. S. Fitz
G. N. Lee
Tragic Drowning of Vin cent McCauley at Woburn Canal
A boy named Vin cent McCauley drowned this afternoon in the old Middlesex canal near Central square station on the Boston & Maine line. He was swimming with companions, sank after going beyond his depth, and could not be revived. He was the son of John A. McCauley of Chestnut street and worked on the new Woburn sewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Vincent cCauley
Middlesex Canal
Central Square Station
Boston & Maine Railroad
John A. McCauley
Chestnut Street
Mason
Medford Traders’ Picnic At Centennial Grove
The Medford Traders Association held its annual picnic at Centennial Grove Essex. About 500 people traveled from Medford on a special Boston and Maine train to enjoy sports including boat racing tugs of war a baseball game and a 100 yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Traders
Medford Traders’ Association
Centennial Grove
Essex
Medford
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hair on the Face Emon Ae Wee If By ExpeSions
fragmentary OCR notes place Winter Street Boston in Woodbury with unclear context and stray words. No coherent event or people identifyable.
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el Expesions
Woodbury
Winter Street
Boston
Mystery Park 2:17 Trotting Meet Ends with Surprises
Medford Aug 14 The Mystic Park two day meet produced fast times and upset results led by Jennie Rolfe overcoming Annie Shedd in a close finish as Nosegay faltered. The 2:25 class saw controversial judging with Rolfe securing victory after Daisy led the final stretch.
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Medford
Mystic Park
Benton Wilkes
Jerry O'Neil
Nosegay
Wilkes
Catherine Leyburn
Lizzie Lanning
Frenzie L
Rolfe
Annie Shedd
Jennie Rolfe
Daisy
Claus Forester
Shaw
Sterling
Golden
Turner
Nemoline
Wistful
Caprice
B. m
Tonnale Rolfe
Bine Bull
Snow
J. R. Shedd
Sharps
Twitchwell
B. H
Clark
Bik. H
O’neil
Sto Owell
M. Demorest
Scarlet Wilkes
Harris
Sonata
Ch. m
Carpenter
Uncle George
Buffalo Ladies' Day Features Azote vs Fantasy Match Race
At Buffalo Grand Circuit races on August 14 fans packed the grand stand for a major match between Azote and Fantasy. Fantasy, hindered by a damaged foot, trailed early then matched Azote briefly before finishing two lengths behind. El Rami dominated the 2:28 trot, with Valley Queen second each heat, while Alliance driven by Geers won the $5000 purse in the 2:20 trot for Village Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Hamlin
Azote
Fantasy
Geers
McDowell
el Rami
Valley Queen
Village Farm
Alliance
Tommy Britton
Wildnut
Nellie Benton
Gen. Benton
Sargent
Welt
Sphinx
Mascot
Wilkes
B. m
Patchen Wilkes
Sanford's Ginger for stomach ease and warming relief
A quick remedy for cramps pains chills nausea rheumatism nervous unrest and wakefulness. Sanford's Ginger is advertised as pure and warming with the trade mark on the wrapper from Porter Drvna and Cue Corp Boston sole proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Porter Drvna and Cue. Corp
Sole Proprietors
Boston
Trotting Race Cards Include Multiple Horses and Times
A race card lists horses with sires and dams, including Bryson, Hilda, Azore, and Fantasy. Times shown include 2:14 and 2:09, with mentions of match races and prize money of 1000 dollars. Names include Simmons, Piedmont, Noble, Geers, and Curran among owners and handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Settee Thees
al- Time
Tommy Britton
Liberty Belle
Sultan
Dicksteam Vie Eye Teens Fanstelie Ch
Sidney
Coville
Fenconat
Curran
Wes Aes
Fred D. Moody
Guy Wilkes
Milso
Farmington Races End With Fast Times at Franklin County Meet
The Franklin County Horse Breeders Association closing day drew a large crowd under fine weather in Farmington Missouri. Oliver B. by Daniel Boone won the unfinished stallion race in three straight heats with Hector Boone second. Daisy C. by St. Croix won the 83 year old class colt race with best time 2 514. The 2:50 class featured eight starters and lively action.
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Farmington
Franklin County Horse Breeders’ Association
Oliver B
Br. S
Daniel Boone
Oliver
Hector Boone
Moselene
C. m (Ellis
Lalla Rooke
B. m
Thompson
Maud Boone
Shaw
J. Ee
Coro
Siac Rok Ik Caeeanes
Slippery David
B. G
Pottle
Innie Boone
Horn
Ignal
Moore
Eeeeeeenee An Dick
Getchell
Ossipee Valley fair day two features track records
The Ossipee Valley fair in Cornish Me posted perfect weather and a 5000 crowd. Starter Darrithy of Boston and the Eolian Band from Biddeford provided entertainment as a track record was set by one and a quarter seconds in racing events. The program lists class results and names such as Tommy L and Joe Falson amid time marks 2:20%, 2:29%, and 2:31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Ossipee Valley Fair
Darrithy
Boston
Biddeford
Leo UD
Deepetses
Iulouome Spayies Cencewaae Ues Sercevcons
Tommy L
Kingstreet
UCI
Riverside Park August races open with tight finishes
At West Dennis Riverside Park the two day August meeting opened with two races on day one. Fred Wilkes showed dramatic improvement in the final miles to secure second in the 2:31 class, while Sav er Pakee Landlord and other entries finished behind. Time results list several horses with purses of 200 dollars and the crowd applauded starter Burress of Boston for fine management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dennis
Riverside Park
Burress
Boston
Fred Wilkes
Wilbur
Saver Pakee Landlord
Woodward
Mamie Lee
Packard
Bac Ae
Allie Goldsmith
Draper
Brown Charlie
O’neil
Billy Dominates 2:50 Pace at Nashua Fair
At Driving Park Billy won the 2:50 class pace in three straight heats with a best time of 2:26.25. Bristol Wilkes finished second and Slick Nelson third while Forrest and Ralph were out. In the 2:26 class Sadie T was the favorite but faded after the third heat. Mabel swept three straight with a best of 2:22.25. Combination and Ned followed Walter Say. Tomorrow features 2:29 and 2:30 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Driving Park
Billy
Bristol Wilkes
Slick Nelson
Forrest
Ralph
Sadie T
Mabel
Combination
Ned
Walter Say
Results at Saratoga Horse Races
Races list finishers and times from Saratoga meet. In the big card, first race Aterene or Heresey leading to second place Mar sian. times around 1:02 3-4. Second race Song and Dance wins over Saragossa and Ajax in 1:56 1-4. Third race one mile Victorious wins with Dorian second in 1:43. Fourth race Dolabara first Saint Dario second Lady Diamond third in 1:29 1-4. Fifth race Chant wins over Lake Shore with Pop Gray first and second shown.
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Saratoga
Eterene
Allagater
Heresey
Marsian
Song and Dance
Saragossa
Ajax
Dorian
Dolabara
Saint Dario
Lady Diamond
Chant
Pop Gray
Lake Shore
Six Races Report from Local Track Meet
First race five eighths Unity wins Ben Maid second King Hero third time 1 03 ¼ Second race five eighths Ily ana Reba Venetia NI Time 1 03 2. Third race five and one half furlongs Emotional Heretic Herma Time 1 09 at Fourth race one and one sixteenth mile Hermeni Charade Roundelay Time 1 52 ½ Fifth race six and one half furlongs King Gold Campania Play Time 1 22 4 Sixth race one mile Sun Up Jack Za Jew True Penny Time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
Ben Maid
King Hero
Ilyana
Reba
Venetia NI
Emotional
Heretic
Herma
Hermeni
Charade
Roundelay
King Gold
Campania
Y Or Play
Sun Up
Jack Za Jew
True Penny
Horse race results from six and one half furlongs
First race Irish Pat won with Jimmie James second and Kenneth third in 1 26. Second race Cadiz led to Dutch Girl second Hallie Gay third in 1 563 4. Fourth race Joe Mack first Letion second Sir Rea third in 1 41 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Jimmie James
Kenneth
Cadiz
Hallie Gay
Yoming
Nto
Belle Fermoy
Joe Mack
Letion
Sir Rea
Post Flag Auction Drives Signatures For Boston Builders Parade
The Boston Post funds a silk army flag to reward the Building Trades Council of Boston and vicinity by a 10 cent per signature vote. Books of 500 lines are distributed among member organizations to gather names, with the greatest total by 8 p.m. on September 1 earning the flag. A daily returns table will run in the Post. proceeds go to the council, not the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council of
Boston and Vicinity
United States Army
Building Trades Council
Post
Winmat
C. F. McDougall
Granite Cutters’ Association
E. A. McDonald
Wood Cutters
P. J. Foley
Steam Fitters’ Associations
Building Trades Council of Boston
Amalgamated Carpenters’ Union
Boston
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Granite Cutters
Plasterers’ Protective Union
Electrical Workers’ Union
Furniture Workers’ Union
Steam Fitters
Painters’ and Decor
Marble Cutters’ Union
House Smiths’ Union
Roofers’ Protective Union
Practical Stone Masons’ Union
Boston Halifax cricket match ends with rain halted innings
Halifax and Boston teams played a two day cricket bout in Halifax. Visitors 62 for 3 at stumps after rain interrupted play. City press notes fine batting by Clark and Wilder and mentions forthcoming matches against the King's Regiment and Garrison teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Boston
Royal Artillery
Royal Engineers
Esterbrook
Austin
Gray
Wilkinson
Boundary
P. Wright
Lieutenant Riddell
Major Lang
Clark
Wilder
King’s Regiment
Bixley
B. Collins
Wis Houghton
C. Austin
B. Wilkinson
Louis
Weibot
Lindsay
Lasker and rivals in Brassey chess clash
Hastings England August 14 eighth round results from Brassey Institute show Lasker defeating Walbrodt in a Ruy Lopez after 24 moves Gunsberg tops Mieses in a king's knight gambit declined after 42 moves Bird defeats Steinitz in a queen's gambit declined after 36 moves Schlech ter and Bardelben draw a four knights game after 40 moves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Eng
Brassey’s Institute
Lasker
Walbrodt
Ruy Lopez
Gunsberg
Mieses
Bird
Steinitz
Schlechter
Bardelben
Sea Moss Farine Receipts for Grocers and Desserts
Fragmentary notice notes sea moss farine product uses and a package includes a recipe. Mentions oct for sale and 16 quarts capacity. Reads as grocery packaging marketing with receipts and assorted dessert dishes.
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Seereneee
Brooklym
Epseeaenes
Peter Eaaeees
Cent
Timore Eeeeteedodes
Piccsdune
Cesienss
Nci Ati Cre
Louisville
Newford
Wiston
Rockton
National League
Tenner
Bettes
Cincinnatis
Gray and Lake
Harper and Berger
Manhattan Beach
Fred Titus
Palmer
Harry Maddock
Spalding
Naomi
Booker O'Neil
Steee
Tae Benton Wilkes
Sire Alcone
Ch. m. Gettle
Kentucky Wilkes
Betty Adams
Almont
Isabel Beree
New York Central
Brigham
Buffalo Ladies
Amvance
Alhance
Mjunlo-Athalta
McGregor
Gregor-Mergat Belle
Bibrater Eas Brumhtié
Gr. m
Viing
Damn” Mamhase Giikan
Abccartea
Ossipee
Fred Willis
Aqueduct
ST. Asaph
the Building Trades
Flag and the Building Trades Council
Wandy
Worcestershire
John Duncan
Odwatte
B. Chambers
Eynott
Ene Tieutenant
Am ‘eClark
E. Chambers
C. Gray
B . Clark
Dange
B. Cracknell
Weeed Aa’ Ows Tdieutenant Anstruther
Chambers
Morris
B. Glark
Riddell
Wright
Windeler
Houghton
Dixby
Cracknell
Dutton
Ektabrook
Harley Davidson
West Newton Street
James W. Westcott
George Dixon
Joe Walcott
Haggett’s Pond
Mike Leonard
Tommy Ryan
Joe Choynski
Parson Davies
Dick O’brien
Tremont House
Nahant
Jimmy Kelly
Mike Sears
Eddie Connolly
George Godfrey
Chelsea
Court Street
Johnny Griffin
Professor Robertson
Joe Lannon
Nantasket
Jimmy Kaveny
Charlesbank
Nobby
McNamara
Everett
North End
Washington Street
Johnny Briggs
Waltham
Mike Doherty
Roanoke
Frank Garrard
Windy City
Joe Donovan
James Burns
Ed Quiere
George Dawson
Williams
Emerson
Maine
Lowell
William Chisholm
Robinson
Lawrence
Kirtland
Lynn
Harvey Taggart
Charlestown
J. A. Boutelle
King Philip Athletic Club
Patsey Broderick
Dave Ross
Ross
Tim McCarty
Jimmy Briggs
Ally Cohen
William F. Berry
Roxbury
A. O. H. Society
Saxonville
Labor Day
Ike Weir
Bob Green
Hanover Street
St. Stephen's Parish
Corbett
John L
P. S
Rob Roy
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