Lawson 10 Boosts Jersey Herd With Champion Flying Fox Purchase
Thomas W. Lawson expands his horse breeding operation by adding a top Jersey cattle herd. He bought Flying Fox, famed champion from Jersey Island, along with several of his progeny, paying a record $7500 for the bull. Bidders included Vanderbilt and Crocker farms, with Mrs. Patterson of Pennsylvania finalizing the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Jersey
Cooper Dale
Coopersburg
Penn
Champion Flying Fox
Jersey Islands
J. A. Marett
St. Saviour
Island of Jersey
T. S. Cooper
Flying Fox
Jersey Advocate and Dairyman
Guernsey
Linden Grove
Boyle
Golden Lad
Cetewayo- Fontaine-Coomassie
Golden Fern
Cetewayo
N. C
England
Advocate and Dairyman
Sultana
Rosette
H. C
Alicante
Sultanne
P. 7
Cicero
Happy
Sultan F
Mying Fox
Lawson
Fox
the Owl
Mr. Lawson
Higinbotham
Chicago
Golden Man Plaisir
Vanderbilt Farm
Biltmore
Crocker Farm
California
Fuller
Jersey Organ
The
Alfred Vanderbilt
Crane Farm
Pittsfield
Mass
Mrs. Patterson
Pennsylvania
United States
Schick Harvard’s Popular Runner Faces Setback in Athletics
W W A Schick, Harvard freshman and popular former Phillips Andover sprinter, has a noted track career marked by early triumphs and recent injuries. He led Andover to a first Exeter defeat in five years after joining Harvard. A strained tendon troubled him in recent races and questions over an open meet in Springfield cloud his amateur status, though Harvard expects no disqualification that would cost the Mott Haven meet against Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. A. Schick
Crimson
Harvard
Phillips Andover
Schick
Andover
Exeter
Mott Haven
Yale
Noted Steeplechasers Enter Brookline Meeting
M. J. Maloney of Toronto brings a strong entry including Sallust for the Country Club meet at Brookline June 14 to 17. Miss Mitchell owned by Joseph Ide ner of Philadelphia also targets all major events with Fulminate, while Thomas W. Lawson lists Ron konkoma Draughtsman Phiton Wooster Boy Duty and Lothian as threats. Ralph Black, Lawson's trainer, plans a big win at the meeting despite no public spring appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mr. Maloney
Sallust
Toonto
Canada
United States
Miss Mitchell
Joseph Idener
Philadelphia
Candlemas
Maggie Mitchell
Country Club
Thomas W. Lawson
Ronkonkoma
Phiton
Wooster Boy
Duty and Lothian
Lawson
Gravesend Gay
Ralph Black
Opening at Combination Park Draws 8000 Despite Chilly Weather
Memorial Day crowd of over 8000 attended the season opener at Combination Park despite threatening afternoon weather and a chilly evening wind. Manager Hicks offered an engaging program and announced the park would stay open nightly until July 6. Tonight features a match race for three 3 year olds and a special race with Lizzie W and others. Tomorrow evening includes Random Nelson and others in a free for all, plus the first running race of the season. A match is planned between Ben Wilkes and Woven Wire after Friday's 2:18 class race, promising a toss up outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Hicks
Furbush
Newton
Sanderson
West Newton
Hall
West Medford
Wnich
Lizzie W
Deacon
Iles M
Ty Hudson
Impudence
Nelson
Susan
Hmma C
Dempsey
L. D
Ben Wilkes
Woven
Big Speedways Parade Draws Wide Entries on Saturday
Boston drivers and suburbs prepare for an annual Charles River speedway parade next Saturday at 2 pm with most entries from Dorchester Driving Club. Route changes favor spectators as divisions form on Commonwealth and Brighton avenues and at Malvern Street, with a 15 foot carriage gap and a governor reviewed half mile.
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Boston
Charles River Speedway
Dorchester
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton Avenue
Speedway
Park
A. S. Bigelow
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
Red Clift
John Shepard
Astro L
Whitewood
B. F. Dutton
Easter
Farris
Gentlemen's Club
Somerville
Bay State
Randolph K. Clarke
Commonwealth
Brighton Avenues
Boston Gentlemen's Driving Club
Linden Street
Brighton Avene
Somerville Gentlemen's
Malvern Street
Jamaica Plain
West Medford
Tinden Street
Cambridge Street
Arvard Street
Metropolitan Reservation
A. & Bigelow
Red Cliff
Homer
Alcantrus
Rh G
Woodlark
Shepard
Senator L
B. G
West
Antello
B. m
Salvina
Walter B. Farmer
Bingen, Jr
Bingen
Walter J. Farmer
Peggy
Rosalind
Baron Wilkes
C. L. Yorke
Aline
Aliie Wilkes
George
Wellmean
Charles Derby
George &. Wellman
Ida Sultan
Sultan
George S
Wellman
Doctor Short
Br. m
Ioin M. CG. H. Morse
Chico
Viking
James I’. McIntosh
California Co
Be. H
Inca. Ae
M. A. Nevens
Charles Abrams
Jem
al- Joel Moster
Pella H
Elgin Roy
Nelly Rly
Gray Harry
George M. Potter
Maggie Hal
Beeb
Jrand
Princess Eboli
Carlos A
Ich
F. J. Brant Vom Bead
Longwood
Ee Witten
Farr
Reseeni
Boston Americans End Home Stretch Before June 17
Boston’s two clubs show steady improvement over last week with Collins leading the charge. Dougherty debuts strong in left, batting .519 in his first week, joined by Young Collins Stahl Lachance in a rising hitting corps. Detroit and St. Louis visit, and Cleveland looms as Boston eyes a tougher road ahead with Natl s slumping and rookies fueling hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nationals
Collins
St. Louis
Detroit
Dougherty
Hickman
Young
Stahl
Lachance
Legion
Freeman
Ferris
Parent
Cleveland
Lajoie
Americans
Giants
Boston Americans
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B.A. T.rb.a
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Lachance I'reeman Eee
Seere
Weer
Dineen
Ee Eee
Ferris Parent
Boston Nationals
BB. H.R
T.B.A
Greminger
Tenney Obese
Cooley Seeee
Moran Eterna
Kittredge
Demontrevilis
Seereseeees Regeenee
Amateur Baseball Teams List With Player Ages and Managers
A long list of amateur baseball teams across Boston area towns with team names localities average player ages and managers addresses. It includes Lindens in Allston Dorchester Wiltons in Somerville and many others such as Parker A A Emerson Juniors St Augustines Quakers and Watertown B B C detailing managers like G F Buckley James Simpson J F Leary and Peter Mullen at various streets and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindens
Iston
G. F. Buckley
St. Peters
Dorchester
James Simpson
le Roy Street
Wiltons
Somerville
James Rogers
North Street
Moreland A. A
Roxbury
W. W. Alexander
Leyland Street
Washburns
South Boston
J. F. Leary
Howell Street
Winniaimmets
Chelsea
John Kinnally
Pearl Street
Crescents
Medford
H. Chretien
Linden Street
Victoria
Edward Myers
West Third Street
Bradley Fertilizer Works
Boston
P. O. Box
City
Emerson Juniors
James Garrity
Kimball Street
Lincolns
South End
Henry Delaney
Dover Street
J. H. Petersons
T. O'Brien
Gold Street
St. Augustines
A. 8. Murphy
Arth Street
Berkeley Juniors
John Harrington
Dorchester Street
Quakers
W. Conley
Hewes & Potters
N. A. Perry
Lincoln Street
James Flynn
Boston Street
Es D. M
W. Brown
Old State Oase
Andrews
Bernard Young
Mercer Street
Mopard A. A
Patrick J. Flaherty
West Fifth Street
Sheriffs
Ben Mandeville
Brewster
Eighth Streets
Winter Hills
H. L. Tinkham
Temple Street
Burke Dodgers
East Boston
Joseph Murray
Sumner Street
A. F. O’sriens
Thomas Keffe
Everett Court
Playfairs
Edward Marley
Decatur Street
T. F. Clarks
Edward Kelly
Everett Street
Mt. Idas
Thomas Tilman
Linden
Adams Streets
Weary Wilkes
David Cronin
Springer Street
Watertown
William Downing
Fayette Street
Violets
J. Curnane
Long Wood Avenue Court
Belmont A. A
Henry Foley
Correr Lowell
Summer Streets
Vinton A. A
L. Hayes
Preble Street
Southside A. C
D. Sullivan
Main Street
Jeerston
Boxing Gossip Sparks Deaths and Boxing Plans Abroad
A historical boxing column defends boxing safety and highlights recent ping pong deaths, with notes on boxers Tom Ryan and Spike Sullivan sailing to England for matches, future bouts with Kid McCoy and Jabez White, and plans involving Jack Carrig, Billy Gardner, and others. The piece includes reader correspondence criticizing Jack O'Brien and McKeever, mentions George Gardner, Eddie Connolly, and Professor Joe Robinson, and notes the Bowdoin Square Athletic Club bout lineup and Twin Sullivan's England forays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Tom Ryan
Geveral
Kid McCoy
Salt Lake City
Spike
Sullivan
Jabez White
Jack Carrig
Billy Gardner
Hoffman Club
Salem
Mess
Tse
Boston
Lynn
Peter Griffin
Mallard House
Gloucester
Mays
John I. Sullivan
Roxbury
O’brien
Brown
McKeeever
J. Kelly
Hanson
Jack O’brien
Charlie McKeever
McKeever
Kid Mcoy
Eddie Connolly
Joe Robinson
London
Connolly
George Siler
Nicholas Seyler
Siler
Sach
Twin Sullivan
Mike
England
Twin
Aks
Bowdoin Square Athletic Club
Patsey Haley
Andy Ialy
Haley
Hugh McPedden
New Britain
Neeeton
Mike Twin Sullivan
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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America
M. J. Maloney
Toronto
Morrisark
George W. Jenkins
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Wilwaukee
Chas. &. Gove & Co
Canal St
Palm Garden
Sudbury St
Stearns Bicycle Agency
Columbus Avenue
Fay
Red Top
Shuebruk
Bancroft
McGrew
Hartwell
Sanger
James
Francis
Colby
Bullard
Ayer
Gregg
Covel
Foster
Cunningham
Swift
Jackson
Phillips
Smith
Dunbar
Otis
Cox
Ivy
Fred Wilkes
D. W. Chamberlain
Belle van
Spa
Gambetta Wilkes
S. Adam Clark
Baby
Babe
KF. DeWitt Lapham
G. H. Thompson
St. M. Sturtevent
B. H
J. TR. Shedd
Wilder J. Sturtevent
Netie
Hlert
L. H. Brown
Prince
Wilkes
RK. Briggs
Dolly
Bl. m
Polly
Edoward Glines
William A
Pea- Edward Glines
Topsy
Ch. m
J. O. Sturtevent
Frank
Luther W. Merrill
Jack
E. G
Constellation
Mantle
Hb. H
Frank Barnes
Wood Wilkes
W. M. Christie
Central Hill
Isaac Sexton
Nick
West Wilkes
A. Jackson
Tom
Jeny
W. B. R. A. Ralston
Blanche Louise
Red Wilkes
W. J. Anderson
Bessie
Wo Bee
Dandy O
Enry Waitt
W. A. H. Miller
Billy Wilkes
Brown Wilkes
B. C. Herwin
Victorine
Dombey
Charles H. Miller
Reb
Butler
Ty Allerton
Raita W. Strauss
A. S
Bell S
Billy S
Dolley
H. Hubbard
Miss Boreal
E. F. Butler
Ee Craig
Herschelma
Albion Briggs
Kilbuck
Duke
T. H. Hubbard
Wilkeswood
Emperor Wilkes
A. H. Miller
William F. Stevens
B. B. Thompson
Benton T
Benton George M. Harper
John N
B. Feo Gillig
Belle Meade
Islan
B. Thompson
G. Charles S. Bullock
Acacis Ranklin
Dr. Franklin
Keazer & Atherton
Eclair
Bessie Goddard
Page
Lyons
Nabby K
Delmarch
Miss Delmarch
Keater
Atherton
the Elk
Clav
Yer I. Silvia
Prince Albert
Wa Huntt
Copper Trust
Slickerson
B. Hale
Lucille McGregor
Meregor
L. Hopkins
Parl
Side
Mia J. F. Conner
Dandy
Gr. G
Daoniter G. Corbett
Jorge Ensign
Oe A Lyons
Bedford Boy
Htowl
B. Ie
Tulorden
Ira
Jennie L. Holske
Dione
B.m
Brignol Wilkes
W. F. Holske
Macco
Eaves W. Smith
Helen
B. m. Hi. Smith
Maggie L
King
Prasoter
George D. Merrill
Ben Hur
Pager Boone
Lady Antioc
Bey
H. A. Maloon
Gene
Conner
Josie C
Marlborough
Albert
Etaler
Bella
Roge
Frank H Ivers
Sherty
B. Walter G. Corbett
Red Wilkes G. Whitney
Loring BE. Wheeler
Daisy
B. Webster
B. Whitman
Ruby W
Elson
Albert K. Tapper
Bigot
Mambrino
Dr. N. K.acy
Max
Ben Wi Iken
Alcantara
Walter
Sherman
Hamlet
James Stewart
Black Billy
Yim Wilson
H. L. Simpson
Alice Wilkes
Brannan Ba Ang H. Seaver
Harry P
Indeulin
Oat D . Smith
Lion
Denver
Brooklyn
Tenney
Moran
Courtney
Lush
Malarkey
Patsey
Donovan
Cincinnati
Fis
ATA Tey EE Gray
Eas Field
Ly Ah ‘ Ead Arenas
Gray
E.E. Gray
Cor
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Canal Street
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Beckley
Crawford
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Magoon
Corcoran
Steinfeld
Leitz
Thielman
Deararyedee
Barclay
Wicker
Iown
Pittsburg
Rochester
Buffalo
Providence Seevereeeeere
CITF
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Worcester
Hana
Newark Kauidalth
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W.C.T.U
J. W. Haines
Glenn Bldg
Cincinnee
L. B. Butler
Main St
W. H. Pierce
Tanawaint Ave
F. H. Putnam
Washington St
School St
Downey & McCormick
Thompson
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