Readville Races Open Today at Grand Readville Meeting
Readville opens today for the blue ribbon turf week with Major Delmar aiming to shatter the trotting record and Prince Alert seeking to dethrone Dan Patch. Key races include the 2:06 pacing and the 2:30 2:30 trot Blue Hill stake with top New England talents and a $15,000 Massachusetts stake scheduled for Wednesday.
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Readville
Boston
Major Delmar
Prince Alert
Amdrosis
Cascade
John M
Pan Michael
Locanda
Blue Hill
Texas
Lisonjero
Leta
Alexander
Fuzzy
Readville Ir
Dan Patch
Jewett
Belle Star
Bessie Abbott
Florence Wilton
Suzzy
Rosewood
Ziba
Wiillas
Dewey
Bonnie Russell
Cassie C
Delmar Gregor
Hydrastine
Kyrillic
Oakley Baron
Truthful Chimes
Zambia
Bernardo
Allersor
Elastie Pointer
Nathan Straus
Sufreet
Foxy Card
A. Penn
Baron Oakland
Christine Belle
Dodie K
John Caldwell
Jolly Bachelor
Ruth C
Hard Week Ahead for Collins World Beaters Baseball
Fans brace for a busy schedule as Collins faces doubleheader with St Louis, then St Louis farewell, followed by a four game White Sox set. Tannehill shines despite lack of hitting. Boston hopes stay alive and pools form as pennant race tightens with New York Chicago Philadelphia leading. Nationals’ Buckenberger aims for even break, with Parent topping batting and Tenney leading in fielding.
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St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Collins
Chicago
Tannehill
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Nationals
Buckenberger
Parent
Freeman
Stahl
Selbach
Lachance
Ferris
Cooley
Tenney
Fred Tenney
Fred P. O'Connell
Boxing Gossip Sparks Friday World Title Showdown
Boxers Jim Jeffries and Jack Munroe are slated for next Friday at Yosemite A C in San Francisco to contest the world championship amid wild speculation. Munroe reportedly trains well while Jeffries’ condition remains doubtful, prompting varied prognostications and a cautious public mood. The Cambridge A A will also host a busy boxing card featuring Rouse O’Brien vs Albert Delmont, O’Brien-Cahill, Clark-Hope, Ahearn-Woods, plus prospects like Erne, Baldwin, and Donohue.
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Jim Jeffries
Jack Munroe
Yosemite A. C
San Francisco
War
Flatbin Springs
Oakland
Munroe
Jeff
Cambridge A. A
Rouse O'Brien
South Boston
Albert Delmont
Medford
Boston
O’ Brien
Delmont
Del
Mont
O’brien
Joe O’brien
Cambridge
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Cahill
Eddie Clark
Kid Hope
Revere
Johnny Ahearn
Dick Woods
Hyde Park
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Union Club
Matty Baldwin
Young Donohue
Donohue
Erne
Baldwin
Gloucester A. C
Donahue
New England
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Kid Williams
Reading
Penn
Bangor A. C
Maine
Briggs
Pennsylvania
Williams
Willie Fitzgerald
Union A
Criterion Club
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Joe Gans
Guy Ashley
Fal River
Gardner
Ashley
Fall River
Young Langford
Boyd Jarvis
Baltimore
Johnny Lynch
Johnny Powers
Goliath Jones
Young Jack Munroe
Dwinell Wright Company Moves To New Boston Home
An ancient Boston commerce narrative details Dwinell-Wright Company relocating to a new 311-319 Summer street building near South Union station. The plant features automated roasting and grinding, electric systems, can handle 60,000 pounds daily, and connects to N H and H freight yards. It lists officers, Chicago office, and firms involved in construction and machinery. The shift marks a modernized, expansive coffee and spice operation replacing the Batterymarch base.
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Boston
Dwinell-Wright Company
Summer Street
Dewey Square
Union Station
Wholesale Department of
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Fort Point Channel
New England Confectionery Company
South Union Station
Batterymarch Street
Jabez
Massachusetts
Tal Stock
George C. Wright
J. H. Dwinell
George S. Wright
Richard O. Miller
Charles H. Holland
Royal
White House
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
R. O. Miller
Dwinell- Wright Company
Boston Wharf Company
M. D. Safford
C. A. Dodge & Co
Edward Kendall & Sons
Brown Engine Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Jabez Burns & Sons
Cleghorn & Co
Derby Desk Company
Link- Belt Elevator Company
Moore & Wyman
A. B. Cutter Company
Isaac McLean
Boston Automatic Fire Alarm Company
Standard Electric Time Company
Dodge Manufacturing Company
Dwinell-Wright CO
Summer ST
Mass
Nationals Beaten in Second Chicago Game
Chicago wins 4 to 1 as Tenney misses game and Boston fields makeshift lineup. Fisher and Weimer pitch well. costly errors by Boston loom large in seventh inning rally. Attendance 14,500. Other doubleheader results include Cincinnati beating Philadelphia in game one and Philadelphia taking game two before darkness ends play.
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Jones
Tinker
Weimer
Slagle
Moran
Tenney
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Philadelphias
Ewing
Titus
Duffy
Lush
Chicago
AB. R
PO. A
L. F
Barry
Chance
McCarthy
Kling
Evers
Roof
P. Weeks
Boston
Fisher
Uinby
Cooley
Pire
Zimmer
St Louis Rally Surges To Beat Brooklyn In Close Game
St Louis won today's contest from Brooklyn after the visiting club held a sizeable early lead. Burke delivered a clutch hit following Grady's triple and Smoot's base on balls, with Ritter miscue sealing the outcome. final score not provided in fragment.
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Smoot
McFarland
Cronin
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Moran and Carpenter
Burke
Grady
Ritter
AB. R
H. E Shay
Ss A. Shannon
Beckley
Gacy
Zarclay
Sree
Sb Sateen
Gessler
AD Ices
Dillon
Lumley
Dobbs
Strang
Babb
Aniannia
McCormick
Ewe
Fly Cane
Barclay Burke
Brain
Shay
Shan
Globe clinches first, Post Herald clash awaits
By a widening margin the Globe sits atop the newspaper league after a easy win over the Post last Thursday. A long rivalry will be settled Thursday when the Post and Herald meet for a second time following a 10 inning Post victory. Standings show Globe first with 6 wins, Journal fourth, Transcript fifth, and American third with short series week schedule listed.
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Post
Globe
Post and Herald
P.O Gilobde
Ena Journal
Basketball Doubleheader Tonight Across Major Leagues
St Louis faces Boston in a two game set at home coordinated with two games at 2. Chicago meets New York as Cleveland travels to Philadelphia. Detroit clashes with Washington in a dense schedule of today’s key matchups.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Local New England Scores Pairings Listed
New England matchups reveal Lowell at Lawrence Haverhill at Nashua two games Concord at Fall River and Manchester at New Bedford. Rivalries and venue details are sketched for upcoming action with teams set for competitive openers.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nashua
Concord
Fall River
Manchester
New Bedford
Record Riders Unite for 25 Mile Motor-Paced Race
Butler MacLean Stinson and Caldwell, all recent record riders, will contend in the 25 mile motor paced race at the Revere cycle track this evening. The storm delay moved the event from Saturday night to tonight, allowing the riders to tune their machines to peak condition.
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Butler
MacLean
Stinson
Caldwell
Revere
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