New England Interscholastic Games End with Converse Record
The twelfth annual New England Interscholastic Association meet at Holmesfield Boston English High School won. Joe Converse of E H S set a new 220 yard low hurdles record, winning the event and helping English High to a strong team showing alongside Worcester Academy and Cambridge High and Latin.
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New England
Applegate
Howe
Hersey
Cole
Boyce
Hallowell
Peter
Converse
Joe Converse
Hines
Harry Cane
Shorey
Rowland
Andover
Kendall
Worcester Academy
G. G. Whitcomb
W. A. Applegate
C. H. & Eatin
W. J. Howe
W. A
A. M. Butler
W. A. Hersey
T. C. Schrieber
J. M. Rowland
J. A. Shorey
Cc. A
H. B. Kendall
Yin
Pope
Hoppy
Wells
P A. A
Pettis
English High
Hopkinson
Brookline High
Phillips Andover
Phillips Exeter
Worester High
Co. H. & Latin
Chauncy-Hall
Wabana A Nobies & Greenough
Mechanic Arth
Doctor Liverpool Offers Free Diagnosis at Tremont Street
A Boston advertisement proclaims Dr. Liverpool at 238 Tremont Street will diagnose and treat patients free of charge. It claims extensive cures across rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, dyspepsia, bronchitis, consumption, heart and liver diseases, diabetes, asthma, kidney ailments, deafness, and more, with office hours daily and Sundays for gentlemen.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
European runner Tinckler arrives for led mile race at Apollo Gardens
George B. Tinckler and manager Peter Ward arrived in East Boston to pursue the international mile challenge against Pat Carroll at Apollo Gardens on June 17 with $250 side stake. Carroll began training at Charlesbank while Tinckler prepared in Bridgewater amid promoter interest.
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George B. Tinckler
Europe
Peter Ward
South Boston
Pavonia
East Boston
Tinckler
Pat Carroll
Waltham
New
Apollo Gardens
Ward
Boston
Bacon
Carroll
Bridgewater
Charlesbank
Mr. Tinckler
National League and Eastern League baseball schedule update
The schedule lists National League games across major cities including Pittsburg Boston St Louis Baltimore Louisville Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Washington and New England League matchups Fall River Newport Brockton Taunton Pawtucket New Bedford Eastern League matchups Providence Syracuse Springfield Rochester Scranton Toronto Wilkes Barre Buffalo College games Georgetown A P Harvard Holy Cross Vermont at Derby In addition to an in prose note about a protest loss and a Boston game with multiple infield hits and errors including a bunt by Hamilton a near steal by Hamilton and wild throws leading to scoring plays.
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Pittsburg
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Fall River
Newport
Brockton
Taunton
Pawtucket
New Bedford
R. B
Eeeesseesves
Boston Eee Rereeeereneee
Cincinnati Eeeeeeereeeeere
New York Eeeeeeereseres
Neveland Eeeeeaeeeererre
Ee Aeereerer
Brooklyn Ceee
Louisville Eeeseereeetes
St. Uns
Maher Sharkey bout shapes up as Maher in top form likely to prevail
Boxing gossip centers on Peter Maher versus Tom Sharkey with odds favoring the Irish challenger if Maher stays in peak condition. Reports cite Maher’s training concerns and prior losses as decisive factors, while Sharkey drives on with staying power.
German Derby Won At Hamburg Trotting Meet
In Hamburg on June 7 Herr Abeit's Loben gula won the German Derby race for 15,000 marks and a silver statue. Bar on Op penheim's Sporn finished second and Prince Batthyany's Gunache took third over 3200 metres.
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Hamburg
Herr Abeit
Lobengula
Baron Oppenheim
Sporn
Prince Batthyany
Gunache
Yale Crew Faces Six Mile Row Test on Hudson
In Poughkeepsie June 7, Yale crew endured a tough six mile workout under coach Lehmann. The freshmen led off and the varsity followed after a strong six mile pull, with Thomson damaging an oarlock but the crew finishing with appetite for dinner. Weights for the crew were listed, averaging around 169 pounds, with coxswain Huidekoper at 118 pounds.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lehmann
Thomson
G. D. Marvin
C. Thomson
E. N. Wrightington
A. A. Sprague
J. H. Perkins
J. F. Perkins
D. M. Goodrich
F. A. Boardman
R. S. Huidekoper
S. Hollister
C. C. Bull
B. H. Whitbeck
C. H. McDuffie
Baseball Box Score Report
New York 2 Chicago 1 in 9 innings with Davis and Everitt doubling. Gleason Davis and Ryan stole bases. Sullivan issued seven walks, Seymour one, Griffith five. Hit by pitch by Seymour Ryan Anson Griffith Gleason Clark. Umpire Emslie. Time 2h5m. Left on bases New York 11 Chicago 9.
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Davis
Everitt
New York
Chicago
Gleason
Ryan
Sullivan
Seymour
Griffith
Anson
Clark
Emslie
Two-base Grady and Three-base Keeler Lift Team
Keeler triples for three bases and Grady doubles as Quinn belts a homer. Harley, Jennings three steals, with Reitz and Stenzel adding baserunning. Nops and Hart walk hitters three times each.
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Grady
Keeler
Quinn
Harley
Jennings
Reitz
Stenzel
Nops
Hart
Phillies Shuts Out Cincinnati In 7-3 Victory
Philadelphia wins 7 to 3 at home, despite a noisy crowd and disputed umpiring. The Phillies fielded flawlessly aside from a Nash fumble, while Cincinnati’s Hoy starred in center and Irwin led the visitors at the plate.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cincinnati
Hoy
Irwin
Nash
McDermott
Nichols Shuts Down Pittsburg In Scattered Hits Battle
Charles A. Nichols, one of Boston's crack pitchers, held Pittsburg to six scattered hits yesterday. Hit by pitched ball Harley Lally Cross Jennings. Struck out by Nops five and Hart three. Wild pitch Nops. Left on bases Baltimore eight St. Louis nine. Time not specified. Umpire McDonald.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Orth
Brown
McDermott
Charles A. Nichols
Boston
Pittsburg
Harley
Lally
Cross
Jennings
Nops
Hart
Baltimore
St. Louis
McDonald
Wallace
Sockalexis
O’brien
Demont
Tucker
Childs
Tebeau
McJames
Wilson
Washington
Cleveland
O'Day
Douglass
Keeler
Hawley
Nnehill and
Gardner
Klobedanz
Lewis
South End
T. R
Wollaston
John H. Whitehead
Mr. Wagner
Tom Tucker
George Mahoney
Anson
Lange
Stivetts
Mahoney
Bostons
Nichols
Lorder
Brown University
John P. Lovells
Anklin
Carters
Sherman
Slade
Hazleton
Duffy
Visitors Shut Out Senators in Errorless Cleveland Win
Washington visitors played an errorless game and shut out the Senators. Six hits off Wilson, but Washington could not score in more than one inning. McJames was hit toward the end. Attendance 2000. Score Cleveland 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 3 1 7. Earned runs Cleveland 2. Two-base hit Tebeau. Three-base hits Demont.
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Washington
Senators
Wilson
McJames
Cleveland
Tebeau
Demont
Brown, 9 Dartmouth 1 Providence R I June 7
Brown defeated Dartmouth 9 to 1 in Providence Rhode Island on June 7 in a brief college game summary.
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BROWN
Dartmouth
Providence
R. IL
Baseball Race This Morning Involves Boston and Pittsburg
In the early innings Nichols doubled and Hamilton singled to advance him, with Tenney catching a fly to end the frame. Killen and Long had a double steal later. a muffed ball allowed Long to score as Sugden misplayed. Collins reached safely in the eighth, Nichols advancing on a Duffy setup, and Padden quickly retreated to catch Jimmy. Ely led Pittsburg’s batting and nearly stole third on a close call. Lynch caught for Boston after his rough debut. Both teams meet again today.
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Boston
Hamilton
Tenney
Sugden
Kuhn
Harry Davis
Nichols
Herman Longpop
Duffy
Stahl
Brodie
Lowe
Davis
Killen
Long
Kuhns
Collins
Padden
Jimmy
Pittsburg
Ely
Donovan
Lynch
New England Amateur Rowing Regatta Planned on Charles River
Regatta committee of the New England Amateur Rowing Association set the July 5 program at the B A A club house. Events include singles doubles and fours for various classes plus eights and war canoes. Entries close June 2 with Secretary J J Corrigan. races start 1 30 with high tide at 3.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
J. P. Fox
J. Frank Facey
Messrs
DeBlois
Facey and
Murtha
Yale Crew Sees Slow Time in Dark Practice at Gaels Ferry
Yale's rowing squad faced a disappointing practice at Gaels Ferry Conn as a four mile session ended with slow times and poor form. Coach Cook's shell changes disturbed stability and forced a switch back to the cedar boat after an evening of hard work and fading light. Early arrivals included George St John Sheffield and Jack Goethius.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Cook
Henley
George St. John Sheffield
Jack Goethius
Wolfe Tone Hurlers Name Team for June 17 Game
The Wolfe Tone Hurling Club of South Boston met at Fonte Hall Broadway with Simon Collins presiding. Twenty new members were admitted and fifteen applications were received. Players were selected for the June 17 clash with the O'Briens of Boston.
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Wolfe Tone Hurling Club
South Boston
Fonte Hall
Broadway
Simon Collins
The
O’briens
Boston
New England School of Boxing Opens Trial Lessons
The New England School of Boxing invites ladies gentlemen and children to an open day and evening at 127 Tremont Street Room 12. Call or write to arrange a trial of six lessons and learn more about classes offered.
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New Eng
Tremont St
Chadwick’s Great Strength At Yale Gym
Yale gymnasium director Dr. Jay W. Seaver supervised a public strength test to challenge C. Chadwick of the senior class against C. S. Venile’s intercollegiate record. Chadwick totalled 2136 kilograms about 4708 pounds with a chest lift of 4 kilograms about 2099 pounds, surpassing Venile’s 1676 kilograms.
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New Haven
Conn
Jay W. Seaver
Yale
Charles C. Chadwick
Venile
Chadwick
New York Yacht Club announces long course cruise races
The New York Yacht Club plans a multi stage annual cruise with races along a 166 mile long course from Vineyard Haven to Owls Head Maine. Winners will be determined by the average performance across stages including Gloucester Harbor first night and possible legs to Portsmouth Portland and Bar Harbor.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Haven
Owls Head
Gloucester Harbor
Portsmouth
Portland
Bar Harbor
Pollock Rip
Mt. Desert Rock
Gaelic football clubs clash plans for June 17 match
O'Day of the O Connells and O Keefe of the Emmets each paid 50 dollars for a June 17 Gaelic football match. Grounds not decided. Final 50 due June 16. Tammany Club Cambridge may add a 100 purse to decide supremacy. Several other local sports notes and athlete updates included.
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O'Day
O’connells
O'Keefe
Emmets
Chelsea
Tammany Club
Cambridge
Spy Pond
O’'Connells
Patrick McGrath
Lynn
Billy Andrews
John Rt
Readville
Marion Mills
William Caffrey
Shawmut Rowing Club
Albert J. Gleason
Bosaton College
Williamsbridge
Knickerbocker A. C
Bob Cook
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Nashville
Tenov
Razor Advertisement: Wade & Butcher Blades and More
An old printed ad lists razors from Wade and Butcher, J Crooks, and Reynelés with 6 inch Q blades, honing services, and assorted razor accessories. It mentions 45c bones best grade, 20c combinations, and 1c sharpened razors. Open Telock evenings and shop near Kat y & Co.
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Wade & Butcher
J. Crooks
Reynelés
Orn Katy & CO
Ashin
Wabla Theae
Giants Fall to Colts as Sullivan Loses Nerve
Sullivan falters in the fifth inning allowing four runs as the Colts rally from a one run deficit. Cy Seymour enters. Anson's Giants never threaten again. Gleason makes a running backward catch. Warner fined for disputing a call. attendance 1,600.
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NW York
Sullivan
Giants
Colts
Cy’’ Seymour
Anson
Griffith
Thornton
Warner
New York
Gleason
Lange
Emalie
Chicago
Louisvilles Beat Brooklyns In Close Eastern Park clash
Louisville defeats Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Eastern Park in a well played game. Hill and Payne pitched, Payne issuing many walks while Hill fanned four. Dexter and Stafford produced two base hits for Louisville, while Clarke made a notable catch in the eighth. Attendance 1542.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Louisvilles
Brooklyns
Eastern Park
Hill
Payne
Clarke
Schoch
Louisville
Dexter
Stafford
McCreery
Rogers
Shindle
Clingman
Smith
Hurst
Baltimore Champions Beat Browns In Pitchers Battle
Baltimore won today's well played game against the Browns in a pitchers battle. The home team prevailed on the mound to finish ahead in a tight contest.
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Baltimore
Browns
Brown Tops Dartmouth 9 to 1 in Afternoon Game
Brown defeated Dartmouth 9 1 this afternoon as Dartmouth misplayed, and Brown fielded cleanly. Summersgill threw a strong 3 hit game with 2 runs in the first inning, while Hodgkins, Lauder, Dunne and Boyd stood out for Brown with key plays and hits.
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Brown
Dartmouth
Patey
Summersgill
Hodgkins
Rodman
Boyd
Lauder
Dunne
McCormack
Adams
Phillips
Stru
Cook
L. Hodgkins
W. Hodgins
Rowe
Hanley
Regional Scores Report From Various Games
In Augusta Maine Augusta 7 Bangor 3 Lewiston Maine Rockland 10 Lewiston 8 Portland Maine Belfast 7 Portland 6 Brockton Brockton 8 Taunton 2 Richmond Hartford 2 Richmond 1 Syracuse Providence 6 Syracuse 8 Paterson Paterson 8 Newark 0 Norfolk Athletics 9 Norfolks 5 Newport Newport 19 U of V 4 New York Georgetown University 12 Fordham 3
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Augusta
Bangor
Lewiston
Rockland
Portland
Belfast
Brockton
Taunton
Richmond
Hartford
Syracuse
Providence
Paterson—Paterson
Newark
Norfolk—Athletics
Norfolks
Newport
U. of V
New York
Georgetown University
Fordham
Baseball Notes Highlight Bruins and Batting Averages
Duffy nears .400, Mahoney towers at 66 5 with 240 pounds, and Nichols limits hits as pitchers shine. Gossip covers Walter Clarkson's letter, a potential Wollaston game for June 12 and contract talks with Lorder from Brown University.
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Duffy
Walter Clarkson
Alleged assaulters held after McGuinness attack arraignment
James F. Quigley and James Carmichael alias Baldy Carroll were arraigned in Roxbury District Court on assault with intent to kill charges. Each was ordered to post 2000 sureties for June 16 appearance as police note McGuinness could be in court by then. McGuinness identified Carmichael later at City Hospital. Steele denied arrest reports.
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James F. Quigley
James Carmichael
Baldy’ Carroll
Thomas F. McGuinness
Hanover Street
Roxbury
McGuinness
Rohrer
Rhodes
Steele
Carmichael
City Hospital
Station 10
Across the Common Avenue Cycle Path Hailed as Hope
A Boston census study highlights the proposed cycle path across the common as a hopeful project. Researchers note community benefit and potential urban traffic relief, with support rising from local groups and planning committees.
Talbot Avenue Talk Sparks Dorchester and Revere Road Plans
Seventeen Boston consulate members met at the Pope building to discuss improving the Lynn turnpike in Revere and Talbot avenue in Dorchester. They formed committees to press the turnpike and petition Dorchester aldermen, while noting limited prospects for a cycle path across the Common and urging hospital support from wheel clubs. The group adjourned to the second Monday in July.
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Loca
Boston
Division
Pope
W. E. Brigham
Buck
Lynn
Revere
North Shore
W. A. Woods
F. Louis Loffler
N. C. Bassett
Talbot Avenue
Dorchester
T. M. Winsor
Washington Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Franklin Park
Messrs. Ellon
Haynes
Secretary-Treasury
A. D Peck
Galvin
W. C. Parker
Don
Secon
Bicycle Notes from Boston and Surrounding Tracks
Manager Ducker of Charles River Park lowers admission to 25 cents with grand stand seats at 25 and 50 cents. An enamelled stolen wheel recovered at Warwick store is traced to a buyer who paid $15. Aug 7 set for Orient Cycle Club ten mile road race with prizes over forty entries. Boston riders on a 12,000 mile tour from Cleveland via Worcester New Orleans and San Francisco. Hofstetter from Florida to race locally possibly tandem with Reynolds. Chicago road race suspect Zahn accused of using a dummy number. Waltham road race permit issued by Mayor Bond. anticipation of one of eastern Massachusetts largest. New pavilion 5300 square feet at track. MA Division L A W handbooks improved. local consuls list larger. Wolfe Tavern offers L A W discount. Boston hosts two league hotels Copley Square and Castle Square.
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Ducker
Charles River Park
Warwick
Vero Company
Frank Starbuck
Michael McDuffee
Charlie River Park
F. Chase
A. O. McGarrett
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Orient Cycle Club
Lst
Mesers
E. F. Bauer
J. C. Fleming
Cleveland
New Orleans
San Francisco
Hofstetter
Florida
Warren Reynolds
Somerville
J. H. Zahn
Chicago
A. C. C. Board of Diirectors
Zahn
Bond
Waltham
New England
Massachusetts
Wolfe Tavern
Newburyport
League
Copley Square
Castle Square
Roanoke Social Club Elects Officers and Plans Picnic
At the Roanoke Social and Athletic Club annual meeting Walter Lang was elected president Hugh McQuillan vice president Peter Lyons treasurer Charles Lynch financial secretary Joseph Humphrey recording secretary The club set its picnic and games for June 17 1897 at Lake Walden Grove A baseball match between two councils of the Knights of Columbus will be a special feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
Walter Lang
Hugh McQuillan
Peter Lyons
Charles Lynch
Joseph Humphrey
Lake Walden Grove
K. of C
Sailboat Capsizes. Two Men Rescued In Beverly Harbor
A Salem pair, George Mann and Harry Kerwin, clung to a keel after their sailboat capsized in Beverly Harbor. Seen from shore, rescuers Charles L. Butman and William H. Woodbridge plucked them from the water with a rowboat after they were washed overboard three times.
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Beverly
George Mann
Harry Kerwin
Salem
Charles L. Butman
William H. Woodbridge
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