Boston Baseball Faces Pirates and St. Louis Tests
National League games feature Boston versus Pittsburgh at South End grounds with three St. Louis tests following and a heavy western swing to Cincinnati and Louisville. Klobedanz returns to action amid rust while Rochester battle ends in a police intervene moment as Bowen dominates for Rochester.
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Boston
Pittsburgs
South End
Pirates
St. Louis
Bostons
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Klobedanz
St. Louis Team Beats Giants at Weehawken
In Weehawken New Jersey this afternoon the St. Louis Westerners defeated the Giants before about 2800 spectators, outplaying them at every point. The score was not fully listed in the excerpt.
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ST. Louis
New York
Giants
Weehaven
N. J
Local youths seek summer baseball games with strong teams
Numerous Roxbury Somerville and Boston clubs advertise for 12 to 18 year olds, listing open dates in July August and Labor Day. Teams include Seacons of Somerville Boggy Islands South Boston Charter Oaks and University City Juniors with matches arranged locally or out of town.
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Institutes
Roxbury
T.J. Carty
Mellows Street
Seacons
Somerville
South Boston
J. Conlin
Beacon Somerville
Hudson Street
Ing Street
Charter Oaks
John L. Foster
Ea 4
Davern
Cambridge
Crescent Reviews
Miversides
Woodwarda
Centre Part
Arlington Id
Charles Street
Sons of
City Point
Jose Coleman
Aie Poaacremt
South Bos
Ae Rimwoeds
West Teepeete
Foome
Harold T
Pine Avenue
Womerville
Arks
Cotbalie
Olympia A. A
Ttes
Vida
Cedmans
William Artetrona
Reston
Fort
J. Boston
Park
Crescent
J. Kennedy
Boston
Bayne
Olay
Honeh Hoston
Jamaica
Xbury
Clube
Anna Tae
A.lentine
Park Setae
A. A
Sae Ames
Robert Levy
Fuldas
Burtons
Joseph's
James
Charlestown
Franklins
Dorchester
Fort Hill
St. Marys
Sullivan Street
Fred
Harvard Street
Mthees of
Jamaica Plain
Mb O
Fey
Leverett
South
Nes
Duri
Millers Wakefelingt Heiden
Rei Eaby
Sir. Daly
E. Bias Sonne
Er Siden
West Seiden Reatta
Bert Sullivan
The
Rambler
Uth
Tona
McCarthy
Bee
William Howman
Waverleys
Sou
Bigelows
Pacifec
Labor Day
Consolidated
McKay
Club
Nonantums
Newton
Orienta
East Boston
Cimpla
South Heston
George J. O’brien
West Fifth Eat
South Ton St
John
Ford
Ateset
Boaton
de Deweys
South End
Joseph Urns
Harrison Avenue
Fitton
Eam Foley
London _street
Lilees
Petaes
Admirals
Bis
Uae
I. Dalz. Gookin
Henning
E. F
J. Pete
I. D. Hurlex
Shay
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Brheepert
Tom
Nian O'Brien
Florence Street
Somervn
South Betts
Snes
Itapan
McCarty
East Second Street
Aeaeare Aewlare
Pesien Ons
Ramire
Cotter
West
Thomas J. Havey
Serene Ree
Joseph
West Aird Street
South Riversides
Riversides
Maarleatown
Roy
Rumpus Ib
Rae
Sullivan
Winn
Maward
Ton Street
Flanagan to Challenge Records at Boston Meet
John Flanagan world hammer champion will attempt to break all records with the 16 pound hammer next Saturday at the Locust street grounds Dorchester avenue South Boston as part of St Augustine parish festival. He represents New York A C and will compete in several events showcasing versatility amid a star studded national meet. over 200 athletes expected and trials for intercity races set for 8 p m at St Augustine field day with entries closing tonight. 25 cent entry fee and prizes awarded.
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Locust Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
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Coun
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New York
Worcester
Cambridge
New York A. C
Holy Cross Flyers
Holy Cross College
Boston College
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Charlesbank Gymnaasium
SKN
Billy Holland
John F. Moakiley
West Third Street
South
Ack Farnham
Fred Beauregard
Aces Rovidance
Farnham
Poonaneia
Brddie
Imatchen
McDuffee
Ee Union Eniee
Keenan
IL. A. W
Haverhill Cycle and Athletic Association
A. A. Zimmerman
Major Taylor
A. C. Mertens
A &J. Paul Institution
J. Platt-Betts
England
J. W. Stockaanf
Taylor
Tpeskis
Ig Bupecroeses Bureau
Woods
Chicago
Notable hammer thrower to headline big outdoor event
A renowned surveyor will officiate as the grounds are prepared for a late afternoon hammer throw. The star athlete, famed for the double turn, promises an artistic display and faces fierce competition from Flanagan and J Fred Powers, recent national all round champion and a versatile Notre Dame representative out West.
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Flanagan
J. Fred Powers
Out West
Notre Dame University
McCoy Fights Fizzle Over Fitzsimmons Match Talks
A Boston insider claims little hope for a McCoy versus Fitzsimmons middleweight title bout. Fitzsimmons refuses equal purse terms, while McCoy pushes for a fair match. Other fighters, managers, and potential suitors like Byers, the Coffee Cooler, and Doyle’s circle shape the boxing landscape with threats of catchweights and new matchups.
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Kid McCoy
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fussimmons
Fitz
McCoy
New York
Fits
Bob
Jeffries
George Siler
Tom Sharkey
Kid
Buffalo
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Athletic Association
Selene
Colorado
Boston
Martin Julian
Julian
Mackey
Tommy Ryan
George Byers
Joe Walcott
Byers
Hoyle
England
Billy Pierce
Dr. Ordway
Mt Eonn
Saltese
McCasea
Walcott
George Myers
Tom Charkey
Nera
Reene
Boxing Gossip and Upcoming Fights at Coney Island A C
Boxing gossip covers Mm Kearns set for 20 rounds at 133 pounds against Jack Dwyer with Dwyer seen as unlikely to last half the distance. Interest grows in McGovern Palmer clash with debates on cleverness versus bull rush tactics. Twin Sullivan seeks 140 142 pound bouts with Tim Kearns Fenton or Riley. English amateur star Thorne turns pro at 158 seeking American matches. Marty McCue vs George Siddons headlines prelim. Billy Doherty faces Kid McCoy noted, Joe Kennedy eyed clash with Maher. Dunedin notes include Dixon Smith verdict and Jackson seeking a path post Denver bout. Ike Weir birth noted in Plaistow.
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Mm Kearns
Jack Dwyer
Coney Island A. C
Dwyer
Twin Sullivan
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Twin
Tim Kearns
Paddy Fenton
Martin Riley
Fall River
Jeff Thorne
England
Thorne
Marty McCue
George Siddons
Billy” Doherty
Kid McCoy
America
Joe Kennedy
San Francisco
Gus Ruhlin
New York
Peter Ma
National Sporting Club of London
Jackson
Billy Edwards
Charley McKeever
Westchester A. C
A. C
Plaistow
N. H
Ike Weir
Belfast
Ireland
Burke Expected To Race Despite Foot Injury
News from Harvard saysTom Burke the American col legiate half mile star may be hindered by a stone bruise on the heel but his past form and battle spirit suggest he will toe the scratch next Saturday. If he runs the race could approach record time even if the injury flares up.
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Tom Burke
Harvard
Burke
England
New York
French Squadron Arrives in Barcelona Twenty Ships
Barcelona notes a French squadron of twenty ships arriving today. The arrival is reported without detail on destinations or activities, but indicates heightened naval presence in the port and potential strategic implications for the region.
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Barcelona
Bicycle notes from Farnham era spark racing talk
The article covers Farnham and fellow riders in the Metropolitan circuit, notes several riders including McDuffee and Linton, discusses upcoming meets in Haverhill on July 29, and reports on records and plans for motor paced races while touching on linguistic debates about terms for vehicles and operators.
First Newport Race Between Columbia and Defender
The Newport Yacht Racing Association announced the first race between Columbia and Defender off Newport on Friday July 16 at 11 a.m. from Renton’s lightship. The triangular course will use marks not yet decided, with a date for the second race to be announced later.
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Newport, &. I
Neoort Yacht Racing Association
Columbia
Defender
Junge
Renton
Shamrock Mishap Sets Path for Next Regatta
Jock holds four mainsails and will helm a new craft tomorrow. Yesterday’s mishap won’t delay the trial with Britannia. Sir Thomas Lipton was aboard and has expressed satisfaction with the yacht’s performance.
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Jock
Britannia
Thomas Lipton
Burgess Yacht Club Opens Race Day For May 22
The Burgess Yacht Club announces an open race on Saturday May 22 for 3 footers cabin 2 1/2 footers 18 footers and knockabouts of the Y R A. Bets on the national regatta feature a wager up to 1000 on the famed sculler Jean crack who is described as the fastest in the Middle States. A local committee heads the event with notable figures named including George Woolf a Dorchester High student.
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Burgess. Yacht Club
Fais
Wae
Pes Ae Baener J. Fe Oar
P. Ngland
Jean
Niletelghie
Middle States
Gor Dorigen
Garannua
Vest
Eorge Woolf
Dorchester
Frye
Division 68 Hibernians Install Officers
Division 68 Hibernians installed officers last evening led by County President Cronin. Officers include President Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick, vice-president Thomas Hurley, recording secretary William H. Donan, financial secretary Lewis W. Leary, treasurer John Ahern, physician Dr Callahan. Ladies Auxiliary 13 attended and a social reunion followed with addresses, music, and literary items.
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Hibernians
Benjamin J. Fitzpatrick
Thomas Hurley
Willam H. Donan
Lewis W. Leary
John Ahern
Dr. Callahan
Cronin
Ladies’ Auxiliary 13
Division 68
Heady Gossip on Charles River Regatta Plans
The Charles River hosts a national rowing regatta with a grand stand to seat 2000 along Beacon Street. Key events include the senior single sculls featuring Ten Eyck and Maguire with possible entries from MacDowell and the Canadian, plus preparations by the N A A C executive committee and Quinsigamond regatta notes. Frank Kearns arrives from out of town aiming for the intermediate race, trains under Jim Wray, and a Crescent Boat Club house is slated near Brookline Street with early membership pledges.
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Charlies River
Beacon Street
Iag
River Street
Ne'd Ten Eyck
Joe Maguire
MacDowell
Rumor
Joe Whitehead
Wind Boat Club
Ten Eyck
Maguire Promis
Regatta
New York
Marlborough
Thrawtes
Elec
Stimpson
Zappone
Catlin
Quinsigamond Regatta Committee
Worcester
Charles River
Frank Kearns
Davey’s
Jim Wray
Union Boat Club
Joe Malfaire
R. P. Blake
Association
Wray
Dick Glendon
Tudor
Pope
Crescent
Park Commissioners
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Pvians
Boston
Brookline Street Bridge
Walter Stimpson
Whitney to Race in England After California Yearling Sale
London reports Mr William C Whitney of New York plans a London racing stable. At Haggin Farm yearlings Whitney bought a St Simon Ornis filly for 10000 and a Goldfinch-Fleurette colt for 9260. Purcell Gilpin will train them in England. Haggin’s sale grossed 5101 at an average of 600. Several American owners and jockeys are mentioned with observed results and incidents at Ascot and Sandown Park.
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London
William C. Whitney
New York
England
James B. Haggins
California
Mr. Whitney
St. Simon Ornis
Purcell Gilpin
Whitney
Hagegins
Haggan
Knickerbocker
Sandown Park
L. Reiff
Ted Sloan
Ascot
Sloan
Martin
Haggins
Bruce Seaton
Haggine
United States
Newmarket
Lord Beresford
Lomibard
America
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