Frisky Colts Dramatic Victory With Anson In High Glee
In a tightly contested league game Stivetts pitched freely as Papa Anson celebrated, while Bergen mishandled a throw in the last inning. Boston Hamilton reached base four times with one out but was forced at second on Collins's grounder. Selee plans to start Nichols with Tenney catching, and Anson will bring in Griffith who has previously troubled the home team. The game is set to begin promptly at 3 o'clock.
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Bergen
Boston
Hamilton
Collins
Lowe
Dahlen
Selee
Nichols
Tenney
Anson
Griffith
Chicago
E. Fiverett
Lange
Ryan
Decker
Terry
Donohue
Cere
Potala
Clowe
Duffy
Wire
Bannon
Tucker
Harrington
Stivetts
Everett
Hiamilton
Ohue
Donahue
Atttendance
Lynch
Adonis Terry
Galvin
Keefe
McCormick
Ramsey
Jimmy Ryan
Colts
Papa
Chicagos
Sullivan
Dahien
Mr. Stivetts
Baseball matchups across leagues listed
National League games feature Chicago at Boston, Cleveland at Baltimore, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Louisville at Washington. New England League schedules include Portland at Brockton, Lewiston at Pawtucket, Augusta at New Bedford, and Bangor at Fall River. Eastern League action covers Toronto at Scranton, Rochester at Springfield, Syracuse at Providence, and Buffalo at Wilkesbarre.
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Boston
Chicago
New York Core
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Louisville
New York
New England
Portland
Brockton
Lewiston
Pawtucket
Augusta
New Bedford
Bangor
Fall River
Toronto
Scranton
Rochester
Springfield
Syracuse
Providence
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Adonis Terry Shuts Down Boston in Chicago Win
Adonis Terry held Boston to four hits as Chicago hammered Stivetts, winning easily. Ryan led the attack with two homers aided by Dahlen Lange and Terry, while Berg en and Collins flubbed in the field. Chicago's late bursts tied and then pulled away in a back-and-forth contest.
Washington Beats Louisville In Strong Pitching Display
Washington cruised to a victory over Louisville as Maul delivered one of his best games. McCreery starred in right field while solid support kept the score favorable. Attendance reached 5,386 with Washington amassing 14 hits to Louisville’s 9.
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Washington
Louisville
Maul
McCreery
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 9 to 6 after trailing early. Delo hanty hits two homers and Beckley adds another as Philadelphia offense presses Killen through nine. Attendance 4825 with 18 base hits to 13 for Pittsburg. Errors favored Philadelphia 3 to 1. Batteries Lucid and Grady plus Killen and Sugden.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lucid
Grady
Killen
Sugden
Baltimore Defeats In Pitchers Duel Amid Low Scoring Return
Baltimore fell 10 to 0 as Cleveland hurler Corbett shut down the lineup after a single hit over the last three innings. Attendance reached 5,690 with Cleveland totaling 11 base hits to Baltimore’s 8 and committing 4 errors to Baltimore’s 6. Batteries Young and O'Connor for Cleveland. Esper, Corbett, and Robinson for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Corbett
Cleveland
Young
O’connor
Esper
Robinson
New Yorks Win Big as St Louis Slips in Fast Game
New York defeats St Louis in a brisk matchup as Clarke limits hits and support shines. Donahue allows several early runs but settles, with Connors’ defense turning in sharp plays. Attendance 2,500. Base hits New York 12 St Louis 9. Errors 2 each. Clarke Farrell Donohue McFarland cited in box.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Clarke
Donahue
Connor
York
Farrell
Donohue
McFarland
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati In Slugfest
Brooklyn pitchers and fielders corralled thirteen hits and fifteen flies as Burke Hoy and Miller snagged outs. McCarthy drove in three with a first inning home run, lifting Brooklyn to a 10 to 1 victory before 2500 fans.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Burke
Hoy
Miller
McCarthy
Cincinnati
Kennedy
Burrill
Dyer
Gastright
Vaughn
Portland Defeats New Bedford In New England League Game
In New Bedford on June 5 Portland won a keenly contested game via heavy fourth inning batting and miscues by Weihl and Weddige. Umpire Brady drew criticism from both sides as 500 fans watched. Portland 9 New Bedford 4 with 7 and 8 base hits respectively. Batteries Killeen Duncan Monahan Burke.
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New Bedford
Portland
Weihl
Weddige
Brady
Killeen
Duncan
Monahan
Burke
Pawtucket Triumphs On Hannivan Home Run In Eleventh
Pawtucket defeats Bangor 7 to 6 in an exciting extra inning game. Hannivan belts a decisive home run in the 11th. Pitching varied with strong hits at times. Attendance 70. Box scores show Pawtucket 13 hits 1 error, Bangor 16 hits 3 errors. Gildea Yeager braham Hayes men in batteries.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Hannivan
Bangor
Gildea and Yeager
Braham and Hayes
Fall River Beats Lewiston In High-Scoring Game
Fall River won from Lewiston by batching timely hits while Lewiston batted hard but late. Morse left the mound in the fourth for Forred. Attendance 400. Final score Fall River 16 Lewiston 10. Base hits 13 for Fall River and 17 for Lewiston. errors 6 and 7. Batteries Fitzpatrick Geier Morse Forred Messitt.
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Fall River
Lewiston
Morse
Forred
Fitzpatrick and Geier
Forred and
Messitt
Brockton Falls as Errors and Hits Cost Team
In Brockton on June 5 the home team lost due to failure to hit Newell at crucial moments and two costly misplays. Attendance was about 300. Augusta led with errors 3 to 5 and had eight base hits to Brockton's seven. Batteries were Newell with Hart for Augusta and McKenna with Buellow for Brockton.
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Brockton
Newell
Augusta
Hart
McKenna
Buelow
Brown Defeats Vermont 16 to 4 in Providence
Brown dominated University of Vermont 16 to 4 in Providence Massachusetts notes. Vermont struggled with Brown pitching and defense as the home nine extended its championship form. In the Vermont lineup Mellor Dunne Dinsmore Agon made errors while Brown’s Mellor and Dunne hurled.
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Providence
R. I
Dinsmore and
Agon
Hanover
N. H
Williams College
Dartmouth
Crosius
Visitors Touch Up Pitching In Twenty Hit Game
In a college game Williams toppled Dartmouth 15 to 2 as Williams pitchers held Dartmouth to twenty hits while the visitors scored freely.
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Williams
Dartmouth
Bench Clash Marks Boston Chicago Game Start Time
Boston will start Nichols on the mound with Griffith favored and Danny Friend as Colts’ second choice. Anson carries the bat bag daily as Tucker and Anson collide in the third inning over interference with Bannon at third. Chicago’s captain sparked a vigorous kick, sending Bannon back to second amid a large crowd of ladies. Other today’s matchups include Newports vs Carters, Yale vs Princeton, Pennsylvania vs Harvard in Cambridge, Williams vs Dartmouth in Hanover, Amherst at Orange, Vermont vs Holy Cross in Worcester. Pitcher Foreman is sent home by Cincinnati. Gastright joins the team while Inks, released by Philadelphia, signs with Cincinnati.
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Nichols
Boston
Griffith
Danny Friend
Colts
Anson
Tucker
Bannon
Chicago
Newports-Carters
Franklin
Yale
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Cambridge
Williams-Dartmouth
Hanover
Amherst
Orange
University of Vermont-Holy Cross
Worcester
Foreman
Cincinnati
Gastright
Inks
Philadelphia
Polo at Country Club Ends in Dedham Victory Over Wanderers
Dedham polo team triumphs 13 3 4 to 4 at the Country Club over the New York Wanderers. Norman Eustis and Weld led riding prowess with Foster and Wingut scoring key goals as Dedham dominates after a 3-3 first period.
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Dedham
New York Wanderers
Dedham Horsemen
Wanderers
Norman
Eustis
Blackburn
Foster
Wingut
Samuel D. Warren
Mortimer
Weld
Warren
Forbes
Pony
Dedhams
Azmon Beats Island Girl at Fleetwood Park in 2:18 Class
At Fleetwood Park in Lively Racing New York on June 5 C M Kellogg's Azmon defeated Island Girl and the circuit flyers in straight heats in the 2:18 class. Island Girl led early but Azmon wore her down, finishing nose to nose at the wire. Jettie, Grateful, Miss Annie, and Newsboy also showed strong moments in the day’s pacing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. M. Kellogg
Azmon
Fleetwood Park
Island Girl
Brooklyn
Jettie
John Turner
John Kinney
Miss Annie
Newsboy
Canterbury Pilgrim Wins Oaks At Epsom Derby Victory
London reports the Oaks stakes at the Epsom spring meeting. Canterbury Pilgrim owned by Lord Derby won the 4500 sovereigns race. Tha's, owned by the Prince of Wales, finished second with Proposition for Mr J C Hills in third.
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London
Lord Derby
Canterbury Pilgrim
Prince of Wales
Tha’s
Country Club Winners Probable at Day's Races
Probable winners listed for the Country Club card. First race Miss Clay. Second race division one Ida May and division two William Tell. Third race division one Landseer and division two Frivol ity. Fourth race Marble. Fifth race Tomoka. Sixth race Crosby's stable. Seventh race Chevy Chase.
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Miss Clay
Ida May
William Tell
Landseer
Frivolity
Marble
Tomoka
Crosby
Chevy Chase
Country Club
Brookline
BP. Randolph
B. m. Miss Cray
Foward J. Radcliffe
Charles J. O'Brien
B. G. Little Friend
A. H. Barney
Walter G. Jones
Ed L. Smith
P. S. BP. Randolph
B. m. Miss Clay
R. D. Leach
B. G. Lancer
R. G. Tower
B. G. Detective
W. H. Menning
G. Calgretti
P. S. P. Randolph
Henry Stuil
Jean
Arthur Timmins
Miss Rosa
N. G. Tower
Merrymaker
George J. Inches
S. A.* Hopkins
H. Bluestone
National Hunt
W. C. Daly
B. x. Golden Gate
J. M. Crosby
San Joaquin
H. P. Whitneys
R. A G. Tower
B. G. Tomoka
Arthur Morris
Howard L. Smith
B. G. Phobus
P. S .P. Randolph
Ch. m. Fill
P. S
P. Randolph
B. G. Lodi
George KB. Inches
Ch. m. Frivolity
H. P. Whitney
Gr. G. Adelbert
Chablet
B. G. Duke of
Mr. Chamblet
Br. H. Kilkenny
B. G. Hustler
R. G. Shaw
Sir Singenton
Francis Skinner, Jr
B. G. Triumph
B. G. Lafayette
Ch. H. Warbonnet
B. G. Marcus
B. G. Fugitive
W. C. Hayes
William Hendrie, Jr
Br. G. Royal Bob
John Brooks
Wi. G. King of Norfolk
Westbrook Stable
B. G. Westbury
F. H. Birckhead
B. G. Chevy Chase
Hoosac Tunnel Route Cited by Delegates for Choice
Delegates from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island favored the Hoosac Tunnel route for the national Republican convention not just for distance. They praised picturesque scenery low rates magnificent equipment fast time and efficient train service as factors in selecting the official route.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Boston
St. Louis
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Interscholastic Meet: Worcester Academy Wins Title
Worcester Academy takes first at Holmes Field as English High School secures second and Andover finishes third. Hanson sets half mile record with 2 01 5, Mills nearly breaks mile record at 4 33 5. Jones wins 100 and 220. D. T. Sullivan places in the mile. Numerous events feature top performers from English High, Andover, Worcester Academy, and others with several records broken or challenged.
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New England
Holmes Field
Eddie Mills
Laing
Jones
Andover
Robinson
Harry Kane
Thompson
Worcester Academy
Whitcomb
Exeter
Duffy
Clark
Dunton
Cato Thompson
Kane
Jack
Hallowell
Hoppy
W. P. Wise
N. H
Cady
Pierce
Shirk
Worcester
Purtell
Kennington
Dedham
Jack Hallowell
Mills
D. T. Sullivan
Palmer
Cleaver
Hanson
Albertson
Larry O'Toole
Lockwood
Mohan
EF. H. S
Moakley
Boyce
Hersey
Joseph H. Converse
Arthur Rice
Noble
R. D. Boardman
Mike O’brien
Brookline High
Johnson
R. G. Clapp
Williston
B. Johnson
L. Warren
C. H
L. S
E. H
Gaskill
A. A
F. W. Mills
Berkeley
Ochner
Hopkinson
A. L. O'Toole
BE. H. S
Worcester A
Williston Seminary
Prouty
Kendall
Heath
M. C. O’brien
Edmands
Brookline H. S
T. M. Shaw
Worcester Themen
J. H. Converse
Peters
McDonald
Chelsea H
Country Club Race Card at Brookline Opens Meet
The Brookline Country Club hosts seven races with second and third events split. Races include ponies, handicaps, a flat three quarter mile, a National Hunt flat, and two steeplechase events. Entries list details for horses, owners, colors, and weights across divisions and purses.
Boston Cricketers Defeated by New Jersey A C
June 5. Boston A C. cricket team loses at Bergen Point to New Jersey A C. M R Cobb takes six wickets in consecutive balls and four in five, Kelly takes three for 13. Chambers 8 for 38 for Boston. Cobb tops with 24, Webster 21. New Jersey wins by 106 to 96 after a brief second innings.
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New York
Boston
New Jersey
Chambers
M. R. Cobb
Webster
Boston Athletic Association
New Jersey A. C
Made counterfeiting moulds lands Worcester man a fine
Thomas F. Gaffney of Worcester was fined ten dollars and jailed three months by Judge Nelson in federal court after pleading guilty to making dies and moulds for counterfeiting. Police found the moulds on him during a Worcester intoxication arrest. He said the moulds were created as a bet with a coworker to produce 5 cent 25 cent and 50 cent pieces.
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Thomas F. Gaffney
Worcester
Nelson
United States District Court
Gaffney
Yale Woolsey statue to be placed on Yale fence
A Yale corporation member announced the statue of ex President Woolsey will be installed in front of the Yale fence and dedicated Monday June 22. Rev Joseph H Twichell of Hartford will deliver the address at the ceremony amid student opposition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Corporation
Woolsey
Yale
Joseph H. Twichell
Hartford
Bowdoin Dominates Maine Intercollegiate Meet
Bowdoin won the Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Waterville as seven records fell. Pratt of Colby lowered the two mile bicycle record from 6 27 45 to 5 01 and took a gold medal. Bowdoin led with 108 points followed by Bates 13 Colby 10 and Maine State College 4.
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Waterville
Bowdoin
Maine Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Association
Pratt
Colby
New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Maine Association
Bates
Maine Stat. College
Labouchere Motion Seeks Government Policy Debate
London June 5 Mr Labouchere moved to adjourn the House to force explanation of policy in the Soudon. The entire opposition except Rosebery ex-cabinet members supported him, debate followed, but the motion failed without a division.
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London
Satolli Party Takes Quiet Newport Ocean Drive
Cardinal Satolli and entourage spent the afternoon in Newport Illinois No. Carriages toured the ocean drive stopping at Forty Steps then stroll along the cliff walk to The Breakers. They were hosted by Father Coyle of St Joseph's and later departed on the steamer Puritan to New York.
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Newport
R. IL
Cardinal Satolli
Ocean Drive
Bellevue Avenue
Father Coyle
St. Joseph’s
New York
Ships lost in gale off Newfoundland claim three lives
In a severe June gale along the Daetae coast near Cape Spear two schooners ran aground. The White Squall with nineteen aboard wrecked ashore and crew barely saved. The Annie, Emmeline, Piesto and others were driven onto rocks with several fatalities reported.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Cape Spear
Annie
Yale Crew Off to Henley Amid Huge Ovation
Yale crew departed New Haven for Henley at 7 10 p m amid the largest athletic sendoff in university history. More than a thousand students, professors and staff lined the route from campus to Union Station with a brass band leading the procession. Sub G T Marsh was barred from going due to academic standing. Wheelwright or Theodore W Miller named as replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Henley
Pop” Smith
Wheelwright
Theodore W. Miller
Yale Crew Arrives in New York for Bon Voyage
The Yale crew and substitutes reached Grand Central at 9 15 pm from New Haven. President De Sibour and Bob Cook greeted the sailors at the depot, then the team moved to Murray Hill Hotel for the night. A crowd of students and graduates joined for send off tomorrow at the dock.
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New York
Yale
New Haven
Grand Central Depot
de Sibour
Yale Navy
Bob Cook
Murray Hill
Boxing Gossip Highlights Feats in Lowell Rivalry
In Lowell a lively boxing reunion surrounds Martin Flaherty as he trains for the June 16 showdown with George Dixon at the armory. Dixon weighs 124 pounds and is backed by brothers while Carey-filled chatter links past Chicago draw results to present weigh-in tensions. The Seaside Athletic Club event in Newport on June 25 features Penno versus McGowan and Riley pairings, with local luminaries slated for appearances.
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Lowell
Martin Flaherty
Martin
George Dixon
Armory
Maffit
Joe
Dixon
Battery D
Chicago
Linwood
Joe Butler
Paddy Fenton
Mullins
Matt Leary
J. N. Donnan
Captain Daly
Devonshire Street
Mr. Ward
Seaside Athletic Club
Newport
R. I
Smith's Hall
P. J. Sweeney
Eugene Penno
Jack McGowan
Fall River
Ed Stone
Boston
Dan Coffee
Phil Riley
Joe Riley
Tom O'Rourke
Kenzie
Everett High School Athletic Meet Results
At the Everett High School athletic meet held yesterday on the athletic grounds Broadway the events crowned Otis Guptill Cannell Jennings Jameson Crowell Hart and others in hurdles sprints throwing and jumping with Otis Guptill Jennings and Hart among the top finishers. Principal Reuben Rideout and judges presided with timekeepers George Hosmer Arthur Hoxie and Frank Forrest recording performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett High School
Broadway
Otis
Guptill
Cannell
Jennings
Jameson
Ross
Crowell
Hart
Reuben Rideout
H. Herrick
W. M. Ferguson
George Hosmer
Arthur Hoxie
Frank Forrest
Tufts Medical Class Reception Held at Vendome
The Tufts College medical class of nine percent held its third annual reception last evening at the Hotel Vendome. Thirty graduates-to-be, over 250 attendees, with Dr H C Holmes as master of ceremonies and many faculty members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Hotel Vendome
H. C. Holmes
B. F. Kelliher
E. T. McNamara
E. D. Pond
F. 8. Griffin
F. S. Stevens
T. J. Ball
Chelsea
Hugh Malloy
Randolph
Dr. Kenny
Thomas Green
E. H. Capen
Albert Nott
Medical School
C. P. Thayer
W. R. Chipman
Johnson
C. A. Pitkin
J. A .Tenney
Bicycle Races at Brockton Heights Winners Named
In Brockton two bicycle races by the Shoe City Wheelmen drew about 400 spectators. In the one mile handicap H Long won with 7% yards, Pratt was second from scratch, McLeod third, Reed fourth, Hinds fifth, and Dalsin sixth. In the half mile open race Long again topped Dal sin, with Hinds second and Snell fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Brockton Heights
Shoe City Wheelmen
H. Long
W. E. Pratt
J. E. McLeod
George Reed
G. E. Hinds
B. E. Dalsin
G. T. Snell
Boston Theatre proprietor fined for concert
Eugene Tompkins was fined $50 in Municipal Criminal Court by Judge Brown for hosting a Sousa Band concert on Sunday May 3. The Watch and Ward Society objected to the program including The Red White and Blue My Old Kentucky Home Last Days of Pompeii The March of the Cotton King and Yankee Doodle with singing. Tompkins appealed the sentence and was held in $200 for Superior Court.
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Eugene Tompkins
Boston
Municipal Criminal Court
Brown
Sousa
Watch and Ward Society
Kentucky
Pompeii
Superior Court
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DERBY
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Commercial St
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Poyiston Street
Back Bay
Massachusetts Ave
Cor. Commonwealth
Everett Boys
Tufts Medical
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Remington Arms CO
Columbus Av
Arthur K. Peck
Straus
Newton Rubber Works
O. J. Faxon & CO
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Prank Jennings
Berkeley St
Charles G. Percival
North Adams
Jack Fisher
Wallie Sanger
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Halifax
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Frank Fowler
Fowler Cycle Manufacturing Company
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Tom Eck
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Chelsea Cycle Club
Grand Army Hall
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Elmer Bassett
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Erie Medical CO
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