Dartmouth Beats Alabama In Exciting 2-1 Game
Dartmouth nips Alabama 2 to 1 in Hanover. Skillin struck out 12, allowing three hits, while Sanders faltered after the sixth. Noojin doubled and scored on McDevitt error, with Schildmiller driving in the winning run on McDevitt’s single.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Alabama
Skillin
Sanders
Noojin
McDevitt
Dartmoutit
BLU
POLA
E. Bh.vpo
A.E
Gr’stein
Jones
Psmith
Obeatrey
Schopp’ry
King
Dartmouth Ee
Schildmiller
Schoppelrye
Grebenstein
English Wish defeats Mechanic Arts nine to five
English Wish edged Mechanic Arts 9 to 5 at Dunbar avenue grounds yesterday. The game featured limited safe hitting with five off Griggs and six off Everett. Key players included Coville with a two-base hit and multiple players credited with runs, while Griggs and Everett logged the pitching duties.
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Mechanic Arts
Dunbar Avenue
Griggs
Everett
H. Mechanic A
Wietky
Odell
Kendr’k
Mills
Coville
Brophy
Powers
Kelly
W.m'k'a
Craig
Turner
Didtley
Jacobs
McKenna
Parle
Wingersky
Rutherford
Parke
Murphy
Brown Likely to Win College Championship
Brown appears favored to clinch the college baseball championship based on season play. Cornell and Princeton remain contenders, but Brown’s opponents and results suggest a stronger position. Princeton beat Columbia and Harvard, Cornell beat Fordham twice and Lafayette once, while Brown has defeated Lafayette and Wesleyan and also beat Princeton, Columbia and Harvard.
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Brown
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Harvard
Fordham
Lafayette
Providence Boys
Wesleyan
Veitch to Again Race Steeplechasers at Country Club
Silas Veitch returns to Brookline Country Club with six timber toppers in training for stake events. He has long ties to the course and will start races at 2:30 daily. Chasers may school June 11 ahead of the Duke's Cup Steeplechase opening day on June 13.
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Silas Veitch
Courtland Smith
Country Club
Veitch
Brookline Course
Mr. Chamblet
Mr. Major
Brookline
Baseball notes from Boston and Dorchester circles
Boston sports chatter covers Nationals and Cubs, umpire missteps, and fan questions. Dorchester writer John Mulholt welcomes Adams A A challenges as Wolcotts claim state title, while Bobby Lowe homers and Mattie and McGinnity shine for the Cubs amid a dim Boston outlook.
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Congalton
Nationals
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Ritchey
Flaherty
Howard
Brain
Armbruster
Harvey” Pruitt
Tannehill
Boston
Oberlin
Pruitt
Detroit
O. F
Wolcotts
Dorchester
Adams A. A
Newton
John T. Mulholt
Astoria Street
Bobby Lowe
Congress Street
Roxbury
Brotherhood
McGraw
Mattie
McGinnity
Cubs
Chicago
Americans
M. F. Mahoney
Tremont Street
G. A. Gilman
Pat Dougherty
Charlie Hickman
Tlantington Avenue
Rufus Page
Newburyport A. C
Soule
Riverside
Jufus
Norwood Wins Championship in Big Win Over Hyde Park
Norwood High defeated Hyde Park High 18 to 1 to claim the Eastern Massachusetts league title. Norwood exploded for 21 hits as Colman pitched, with G J Corbett and Geo Corbett among the hitters racking up multiple hits. Hyde Park made a late push but the rout sealed Norwood’s championship and left Watertown and Hyde Park to contest second place.
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Hyde Park
Norwood High
Hyde Park High
Norwood
Watertown
Wyde Park
M’kenna
Winslow
Morrissey
Hunt
Taylor
Schaffer
Thompson
Buckman
Margeson
Puden
Pec
G. J. Corbett
Geo. Corbett
Calahan
Colman
Rooney
G. W. Corbett
Gillooly
McKenna
McIntire
TH Hillier
Tilton
Hillier
Flip Flap Wins 10000 GraveSends Westminster Handicap
Flip Flap trounced rivals to win the Westminster handicap of 10000 at Gravesend in New York. J Martin rode for the first time since Belmont Park suspension as the mare rose from 7 to 1 opening to 4 to 1 at finish. Other winners included Draculum Phantom Lady Winifrede Flavignny He Knows in successive races.
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New York
Flip Flap
Gravesend
J. Martin
Belmont Park
Draculum
Phantom
Lady Winifrede
Flavignny
Harvard names athletic committee members by team captains
George G. Ball, Dwight Brigham and Edward C. Currier were chosen last evening as Harvard's athletic committee by team captains and four class presidents. Ball is a junior and former class president active in rowing. Brigham, from Worcester, will be next year’s baseball manager. Currier was sophomore class secretary and catcher on the nine.
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George G. Ball
Dwight Brigham
Edward C. Currier
Harvard
Ball
Brigham
Worcester
Currier
Ecatcher
New Jersey Golf Pros Qualify For State Championship
Eighteen holes medal play determines qualifiers at Baltusrol Club for the New Jersey State Golf Association eighth annual championship. Eighty seven top players, including Archie Graham Murray Glyphant Jerome Travers and Howard J Gee compete. Oswald Kirkby wins gold with 77. Travers earns $4.00.
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Short Hills
N. J
New Jersey
New Jersey State Golf Association
Baltusrol Club
Archie Graham
Murray Glyphant
Jerome D. Travers
Howard J. Gee
Princeton University
Oswald Kirkby
Travers
Harvard Crew Improves in Four Mile Upstream Race
Harvard crews rowed 178 miles of course in the Charles basin with three varsity and three freshman four oared crews. Victory went to the varsity quartet Morgan stroke Macdonald Fahnestock Burchard, while freshmen Meyer stroke McLecod Loring Forster outpace peers.
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Harvard
Charles Basin
Varsity
Morgan
Macdonald
Fahnestock
Burchard
Meyer
McLecod
Loring
Forster
Hockey Scores From Citi Field Night
At Newark Newark 5 Montreal 3. At Jersey City 9 Toronto. At Baltimore 4 Buffalo 8.
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Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Unfair recount bill faces New York mayor opposition
Mayor George B. McClellan blasts a proposed recount law as dishonest and unfair. He argues the bill omits full vote recheck and denies his right to a broader recount. Alderman Patrick I. McGowan plans to veto and send it to Albany.
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New York
George B. McClellan
Patrick I. McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Albany
McClellan
Perjury Plea Leads to Fine and Jail Term
John Llispoulos of Dover New Hampshire pleaded guilty to perjury before immigration officials in a bid to secure his nephew’s landing. He was fined one dollar and sentenced to three months at Deer Island by Judge Dodge. The investigation also led to the arrest of Michael Satros former Greek Consul at Boston and Panatiotis Funta on conspiracy charges. they pleaded not guilty and await trial.
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John Llispoulos
Dover
N. H
Dodge
Uu.s
Deer Island
Elispoulos
Padrones
Michael Satros
Boston
Immigration Bureau
Panatiotis Funta
Representative Hayes Leaves Hospital After Asthma Attack
Representative William H. J. Hayes of Lowell was removed to the Relief station with a severe asthma attack and discharged from the hospital the next day. He traveled home to Lowell with friends after the House took a temporary adjournment during his illness.
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William H. J. Hayes
Lowell
State House
Hayes
Goulds Divorce Case Opens With Scandal Claims
In New York a divorce case of Katherine Gould against Howard Gould opened in the Supreme Court. Clarence J. Shearn alleged the plaintiff could implicate many women and prove offenses worse than disloyalty. The bill accuses Gould of cruelty and immoral relations with other women, while Gould’s counsel argued for removing scandalous charges. The case advances with briefs due Monday and both sides predicting a hard fight to trial.
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New York
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Shearn
Mrs. Astor
Mr. Gould
Gould
New York State
Hawley
McCall
Shearn
DeLancey Nicoll
Nicoll
Clarence Shearn
Mr. Shearn
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Fall Stock at New York Prices
Tobias Greenthal and Mendelson of New York sought space for fall lines and sold their spring summer clothing at Mr Wolf’s My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland. The Boston sale opens this morning with prices designed to attract buyers of summer garments.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Tobias, Greenthal & Mendelson
New York City
Mr. Wolf
Boston
Orchard Club Opens With Full Day of Events
The Orchard Club of Dorchester invites North Dorchester residents to its open house tomorrow on Boston street. The day features a children’s entertainment in the afternoon and addresses in the evening by Mayor Fitzgerald Joseph A. Dennison Alderman Baldwin Alderman Curley and Senator Linehan.
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The
Orchard Club of
Dorchester
North Dorchester
Boston Street
Fitzgerald
Joseph A. Dennison
Baldwin
Curley
Linehan
Governor Delays Judge McKim Pending Legislature Prolonged Wait
Governor Guild accepted Judge McKim’s resignation from the Probate Court but asked him to remain on the bench until after the Legislature prorogation, allowing time to appoint a successor.
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Guild
McKim
Change in Ticket Plans for Harvard Yale Race
New Haven Conn June 6 Yale and Harvard will issue observation train tickets for the June 27 Yale Harvard races at New London. Railroads will issue tickets for the forenoon four oared and freshman eight races on either bank. Applications close June 16 in Yale.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
New London
Townsend Elected Captain Of Cornell Track Team
Frederick Barrett Townsend '08, a half miler and miler, was elected captain of the Cornell track team tonight in Ithaca New York.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Frederick Barrett Townsend
Cornell
Yale Varsity Crews Beat Freshmen In Trial Spins
Yale varsity eight defeated the freshman eight by about a length in a downstream race at Gaels Ferry. The varsity four also beat the freshman four by two lengths. No visitors appeared at the quarters during the day.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Navy Yard
Malden White Sox to host Everett Association game tomorrow
The Malden White Sox face the Everett Association at Ferryway Green Malden tomorrow afternoon. Both teams aim to win and a close contest is expected with Wills and King as the battery for the home side.
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Malden White Sox
Everett Association
Ferryway Green
Malden
Wills and King
Battery
Curious feathered creations guide instrument makers
Feathered artworks inspire craftspeople as designers reference bird forms in instrument making. Curiosities point toward shaping bodies and decorative motifs, linking natural shapes to luthier techniques and sonic craftsmanship. Designers note plumage-inspired curves influence carving and inlays.
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McLellan
Representative Hayes
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M’kim
Nathan Lotto
Cy Woolens
Sheiong
Washington Streat
White Sox
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Jamestown
Roger
George Cutler
Volkmann
Ezra Eaton
Ryan
Splaine
James Ryan
Ned Splaine
Hub Billiard Palace
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H. C. Whitley
Forbes and
the Hoodoo
George Hibbard
Mary B. Sheldon
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Marshall P. Wilder
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