P. B. Ale Branding Fight Triggers Boston Court Action
Boston case files allege Van Nostrand tradesman sued dealers for serving rival ales misrepresented as P. B. Ale. The Supreme Judicial Court issued a preliminary injunction ordering Boston dealers to desist from selling or labeling non plaintiff brews as P. B. Ale and to display trademarks. Oliver Wendell Holmes signed the order with John Noble as clerk.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Alonzo G. van Nostrand
Boston
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Noble
Notice to dealers over fake VAN NOS TRAND'S P B ALE sales
Regretting the avarice of unscrupulous dealers who sacrifice quality for tiny gains, this notice serves to every dealer selling or professing to sell VAN NOS TRAND'S P B ALE. It warns against adulterated products and urges compliance to protect customers.
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van Nos‘trand
P. B. Ale
Evenly Matched McLeans and Butlers Vie Tonight
A 25 mile paced race at Charles River Park pits John Nelson Archie Mc Eachern and Stinson as evenly matched contenders. Boston supporters back Will Stinson to edge McEachern and Nelson with Nelson watching Stinson closely. The Butler and McLean brothers pursue in a five mile pursuit race as Italian rider exhibition plans and a 1000 mile ride by Mrs. Jane Lindsay are noted along with I A W membership statistics.
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Johnnie Nelson
Charles River Park
Nelson
Archie McEachern
Stinson
Boston
Will Stinson
McEachern
Waltham
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John Kelly
Stingon
eEachern
Lkely
Butler Brothers
Frank
Tom
McLean Brothers
Charles Reiter
Mimo Galvini
Salem Common
Wentboro
Jane Lindsay
Miss Gast
Bassett
McFarland Faces Miller in Woodside Park Twenty Mile Race
The Michael McFarland cycling duel at Woodside Park is a key event in the season's series with McFarland using a new motor tandem and a spare machine. He meets Key Miller on August 4 at Manhattan Beach, promising a hard race as Miller proved fast in the Golden eel race and has time to prep with a new pacing setup. Caldwell plans a Boston departure for Springfield and New Haven to test theories of small-track advantage, while Gibson recovers from a New Haven injury.
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Michael McFarland
Woodside Park
McFarland
Waltham
Mac
Michael
Key Miller
Manhattan Beach
Miller
Caldwell
Boston
Springfield
New Haven
Gibson
Henshaw
Newten
Branford
Hedstrom
Ler
Judge
Kent
Ruel
Kenhb
A. Skinner
C. G. Wridgway
Albert * Wy
Beaides
Bridge
Ise
Salem
Boxing Gossip and Prospects for Erne McGovern Match
Boxing column details Frank Erne's $1000 stake with James J. Corbett to back a lightweight title bout with Terrence McGovern at 133 pounds within eight weeks. McGovern weighs in, manager disputes, and Chicago and Corbett are discussed as possible ring venues. Other tidbits mention Billy White’s town tour, Dave Anderson training for Spider Kelly, and purses for Ryan vs Moffat with Nahant gentry and local boxing figures.
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Frank Erne
Terry McGovern
New York
Erne
James J. Corbett
Terrence McGovern
McGovern
George Lavigne
Mr. Corbett
Sam Harris
Chicago
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Corbett
McCoy
Twentieth Century Club
Ocean Parkway
Gravesend
Billy White
Mike Kelly
White
Halifax
George Godfrey
Joe Lannon
Jack Powers
Boston
Towa
Ays Kid Noonan
Smoke Connors
J. C. Clare
Jimmy Dime
Billy Frazier
America
Newton
Dave Anderson
Spider Kelly
Frank Tyson
Anderson
National Club of Francisco
Jack Moffat
Moffat
Billy Hennessey
Nahant
William
H. Benton
Rob Roy
Worcester AOH field day and Jackson AC games announced
The United AOH divisions of Worcester schedule a field day on August 4 including 120 yard handicap 100 yard consolation and one mile run. Entries close July 28 with John J Rogers or J H Clausen. Jackson A C plans annual games at No Garden on August 18 for professionals. Haverhill Central Labor Union holds ninth annual Labor Day picnic at the Pines with yard handicap consolation boys race and 200 yard relay. entries close August with Frank McCormack as referee and handicapper.
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United A. O. H
Worcester
John J. Rogers
Front Street
J. H. Clausen
Jackson A. C
No Garden
Haverhill Central Labor Union
the Pines
Haverhill
Frank McCormack
South Groveland
Boston and Chicago Battle Despite Tenney Injury
Boston fended off Chicago 4 2 as Fred Tenney left with a leg injury early. Barry and Sullivan supplied Boston’s brief threat with a later two run burst, while Ganzel starred at first base and saved a would-be extra base hit.
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Boston
Chicago
South End
Fred Tenney
Selee
Bill Clarke
Tenney
Clarke
Sullivan
Sul- Me
Barry
Clements
Lewis
John Ganzel
Stahl
Ganzel
Taylor
Donahue
Timothy
McCarthy
Childs
Collins
Green
Ryan
Hamilton
Bradley
Clingman
Long
Philadelphia
AB. R
A. B
Slagle
Ll. F
E. Uy Delehant
Lajoie
Flick
R. F. Douglass
Wolverton
Cross
Pittsburg
R. B. PO
Beaumont
Wagner
O'Brien
R. F
Cooley
O' Connor
Ely
Chesbro
eBattea
Torsoreeesbernes
C. Ficcecceverevnsees
Enweeweneseenees
Dougas
Ateneden
Vax
Cecevesessersee
Chicabo
Freeman
Lon Green
Childe
Ston
O’ Day
New Yorks Hold Off St Louis At Polo Grounds
The New Yorks beat the St Louis team at the Polo Grounds this afternoon as St Louis avoided a shutout with clean hitting in the eighth inning. The final score remains unrevealed.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Tie Through Timely Hitting
Philadelphia won a tiresome game as Chesbro and Fraser pitched well for Philadelphia while O'Brien led Pittsburgh with two doubles and a triple. The exact score is not given in the report.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chesbro
Fraser
O’brien
Minor league score updates across leagues
Scores from Worcester Hartford Providence Montreal Toronto yaw Haven New Haven Meriden Bristol Bridgeport Derby and other fixtures. Connecticut action includes Meriden Norwich Bristol New London Bridgeport Derby with a 12 inning darkness call. American League results show Indianapolis Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Buffalo Milwaukee and more.
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Worcester
Hartford
Providence
Springfield
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Syracuse
Yaw Haven
New Haven
Waterury
Meriden
Norwich
Bristol
New London
Bridgeport
Derby
Cincinnati Triumphs in Brooklyn After Ninth Inning Rally
CincinnatiFalls, Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn in a see-saw game as Crawford hits a triple and Quinn singles in the eighth to build a lead, then Demontreville and Dahlen spark a late Brooklyns rally that falls short. Scott allows scattered hits as Cincinnati earns its first win.
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Crawford
Steintetat
Scott
P . Eer
Brooklyn
R. B. PO. Jones
Ae Keeler
R. Oe
Demoitreville
Jen
Aes
Cincinnati
Etanie
Corcorand Crawford
Dahlen
Enefeldt
Hiemoan
Hela
Ee Wand Quinn
Swartw de Bee
Dunn
Quinn
Brooklyns
Corcoran
Demontreville
Cross
Benched Stars Stir Baseball Talks After Slim Gap
The Dodgers and Red Stockings remain six points apart as St Louis drops and Boston holds sixth. Hank O Day prompts umpire Tim Donahue to call strikes after repeated fouls. Sullie hits four, Lajoie shines in Philadelphia, Nap dominates once, and fresh injuries plague Tebenou s squad. New York gains ground under George Davis with Ewing accusing lazy play. Davin vows to end cliques and unify the team as Killen is released amid Chicago rumors.
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St. Louis
Boston
Hank O'Day
Tim Donahue
Loftus
Donahue
Taylor
Sullivan
Tebenou
George Davis
New York
Ewing
Davin
Killen
Miskey
Chicago Han ‘Ue
Pompano Capsizes Amid Yacht Race at Quincy
In a high stakes race the Lookout beat the Hostess by twelve seconds with the Pompano capsizing four minutes after the start. Captain Bill Daly observed the event as the crew battled to right and tow the Pompano ashore. The Lookout led early, then the Hostess closed, but Lookout retained the honors as both boats pressed to the finish.
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Higginson
Pompano
John T. Cavenough
The
Humane Society
Bill Daly
Boardman
Bunkin Island
Hingham Channel
Quincy Yacht Club
Tigstess
Grape Island
Lewiston
H. m
Esceeseeseess
Somersault caps Nashua harness meeting finale
Nashua New Hampshire July 20 The Nashua Driving Park season closed with two events the 2:29 pace and the 2:13 trot Miss Wistura won the pacing after an early mishap by Telephone Boy Bailey the driver escaped injury The 2:13 trot saw Rand defeat Philip E and others in three heats with times listed for the final.
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Nashua
N. H
Telephone Boy
Walter Geers
Miss Wistura
Bailey
Philip E
Rand
Philip
B. m
Sire Baybird
Glule
Caslessiel Esas
B. Gs
Littlefield
Cora Barbour
Mitchell
B. G
Clay Wilkes
John- Bond
Utton
Jim Crow
Bik. G
Cox
Baker
Cower
Ansell
Carney
Sere Reese
Rain Stops Race at Grosse Pointe Track in Downpour
Heavy rain halted races after three heats at Grosse Pointe track, Detroit. Two heats in the 2:27 trot were completed with Lasso winning heat two by a nose, and Riley B. defeating Searchlight in the 2:09 Normandie stake though shortened by weather. Remaining events were postponed.
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Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Lasso
Queen Eleanor
Rhea
Mabel G
Eleanor
Connor
Normandie
Riley B
Riley
Searchlight
Dunnville Track Meet Results Mention Various Runners and Times
Record shows event details with names Kelley Frwin McDonald Dillard Powell Wilkes Geers and Riley B several placements. Times listed include 2 00 and 2 06 percent with mentions of stake noted for hotel prize and prize money.
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Fielen
AUKIN
Woramert Hert
Te Ae
Kelley
Stoke
Ore
Mantener
My Riley
Frwin
Connor
Bik
McDonald
Fannie Dillard
B. m
Snow
Milton
Powell
Tun Wilkes
Ch. H
Geers
Combination Park Driving Club Race at Shawmut
The Shawmut Driving Club hosted a half mile heat race at Combination Park with five horses in competition. Belle Thorne won the first heat, Buck took the second, and Elsie D. upset the field by winning the third while Lamere led the running races before and after.
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Shawmut Driving Club
Combination Park
Belle Thorne
Don Alto
Buck
Elsie D
Lamere
Cora
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