GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND HOCKEY OR BASKETBALL
Lawrence faces Fall River Dover plays Haverhill Nashua meets Manchester Concord travels to Lowell In today’s New England schedule these matchups set regional standings and local interest with several teams aiming for late season momentum.
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Manchester
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Concordee
New England
Fall River
Dover
Nashua
Concord
Nashua Defeats Manchester In 6 1 Victory
Nashua won from Manchester 6 to 1 thanks to solid fielding on both sides and strong hitting by Nashua. Whiting was tough to hit, while Gokey pitched a good game for Nashua. The score was 6 to 1.
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Nashua
N. H
Manchester Today
Whiting
Gokey
Ashua
Hafford
Wilson
Haneco
L. F
Eeeeere
Iwiebeskaes
Clark
Kwau
Ae 'Dean
Ryan
Thompson earns win as Fall River pitcher shines
Thompson, formerly of Fall River, pitched for Lawrence today and won. Fall River showed danger only in the seventh when with two on and one out, a Coffey Murphy and Cameron double play retired the side.
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Fall River
Thompson
Lawrence
Coffey
Murphy
Cameron
Seetecconguecs
Shires, TD
Seevensese
Fiveriveccee
Pases
Mose
Perona
Ross
Derham
Tim Donahue Dies After Illness. Venerable Baseball Figure
Tim Donahue known as Tim Donahue, longtime baseball figure, died this morning in Taunton after a career spanning local teams and major clubs. He started in 1890, played for the Clydes Boston Lewistons Dover Kansas City, and while with Kansas City caught 138 consecutive games before moving to Chicago and Colorado Springs roles.
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Taunton
Timothy Co. Donahue
Tim’’ Donahue
Washingtons
Boston
Donahue
Clydes
Bostons
Lewistons
Dover
N. H
Kansas City
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Billy Holland to Run in Winthrop Games
Georgetown University athlete Billy Holland, winner of the Mott Haven quarter mile, joins a Winthrop handicap track meet on July 6 during the town anniversary celebration. Dozens of entrants from colleges and clubs expected. events include sprints, middle distance, high jump, potato race, and shot put.
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Billy” Holland
Winthrop
Billy’’ Holland
Georgetown University
Willam H Barter
Pemberton Square
Boston
O. E. Johnson
E. Coleman Brown
Frank 8. Towle
William H. Vincent
Harrison Gray Otis
J. B. Wescott
Cavill Plans Watch Hill Training For World Title Match
Percy F Cavill Australian swimmer sails to Watch Hill Rhode Island to train for his world title bid against James L McCusker. Races likely at Revere Beach Newport or Cottage City with large crowds possible. Cavill to stay at Ocean House. offered by Dr Morrison to coach at East Boston A A. McCusker may train at Lake Quinsigamond Worcester.
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Percy F. Cavill
Camon
Australia
Watch Hill
R. I
James L. McCusker
Revere Beach
Newport
Cottage City
Cavill
Ocean House
Dr. Morrison
East Boston
Golf clubs list many handicap and stroke events across New England
A compilation of golf schedule items listing numerous clubs from Worcester to Warwick and Bennington. Competitions include handicap stroke, bogey, foursomes, team matches, and cup finals with dates spanning June, plus 36 holes and qualifying rounds. Names, club locations, and event types are provided.
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N G. C
Worcester
Alpine G. C
Fitchburg
Framingham
Arlington G. C
Bear Hill G. C
Wakefield
Bellevue G. C
Melrose
Choppequonsett
Warwick
R. I
Bonnie Burn
G. C
Chelsea
Beaver Meadow
Concord
Fall River
Meadow Brook G. C
Reading
Medford G. C
Merry Mount G. C
Norfolk Downs
Mt. Anthony G. C
Bennington
Newton G. C
Newton Centre G
Worortland
Cent . I . C
Uinnobequin G. C
Arwick
R. J
Ale . C
Chester
Enham G. C
Winchester G. C
Woodland G. C
Auburndale
Harvard Men on International Tennis Team
Richard Stevens of the USLTA announced August international lawn tennis matches to be held at Hoboken Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge or Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station N J. Team positions hover among William A Larned Dwight F Davis Holcomb Ward Malcolm D Whitman and Beals C Wright with all but Larned from Harvard University.
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New York
Richard Stevens
Hoboken
Crescent Athhletic Club
Bay Ridge
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
William A. Larned
Dwight F. Davis
Holcomb Ward
Malcolm D. Whitman
Beals C. Wright
Harvard University
Newton Golfers Open Club House On Tuesday
The building committee of the Newton Golf Club announces the new club house will be ready for occupancy on Tuesday June 17. The ladies committee supervises the house warming.
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Newton Golfers Open
The
Newton Golf Club
Lynch wins to lead Typographical Union officers
In Indianapolis the International Typographical Union canvassing board tallied nearly 29,000 votes for national officers. James M. Lynch of Syracuse was reelected president with 20 621 votes, more than two thirds, defeating Charles A. Derry of Seattle. Other officers and delegates include C. E. Hawkes of Chicago, James Mulcahy of St. Louis, J. F. O'Sullivan of Boston, and delegates J. F. O'Sullivan and J. J. Kinsley among others. total ballots show broad support across allied crafts and the organization.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
Upton
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
C. E. Hawkes
Chicago
James Mulcahy
St. Louis
J. F. O'Sullivan
Boston
J. W. Bramwood
Denver
American Federation of Tabor
William M. Garrett
Washington
Max & Hays
Cleveland
Frank Morrison
Allied Crafts
Trustees Union Printers’ Home
Thomas McCaffery
Colorado Springs
JL. Shepard
H. H. Rogers
Agent Union Printers’ Home
William Kennedy
Lynch
Charles A. Derry
Seattle
Hawkes
Hayes
Mulcahy
Canary
Townsend
Strikers Expand Campaign Against Coal Company Workers
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on June 13 the strike drives broaden as engineers firemen and pumpmen quit. The union shifts focus to fire bosses clerks and replacements, with about a dozen more agreeing to join. Officials warn of expulsion for noncompliance and unions target unfair workers amid boycott threats and pressure on families.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
First Coronation Poem Published in London Ode on King Edward VII
London June 13 The first coronation poem is William Watsons Ode on the Coronation of King Edward VII It defends royal splendor and pageantry urging London to rustle with rich apparel and festal lace while welcoming the King through casements balconies and fluttering balconies.
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London
Willem Watson
Edward VII
NEW EPISCOPAL MINISTERS IN CAMBRIDGE CEREMONY
The annual confer ring of degrees at the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge proceeded in St John Memorial Chapel with Bishop Lawrence presiding. Robert Treat Paine read the honorees list and degree men entered the chancel as readings were delivered. Degrees conferred include Bachelor of Divinity recipients Backus Birckhead Blodgett Dowty Hatch and others while certificates of graduation out of course were awarded to Blanchet Campbell Shields Appleton Webster Parsons Gardner. The sermon by Rev Dr Rainsford urged a return to loyalty to Jesus to spread Christianity.
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Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
St. Johnn’s Memorial Chapel
Robert Treat ‘Paine
Lawrence
Alexander Hampton Backus
Hugh McCulloch Birckhead
Francis Branch Blodgett
Kinsley Blodgett
William Edmund Dowty, Jr
Frederick Lincoln
Linchbaugh
William Henry Paine Hatch
Charles William Henry
John Baptiste Blanchet
William Wilfred Campbell
Albert Beckwith Shields
Frank Appleton
Francis Ellsworth ‘Webster
Edward Lambe Parsons
William Edward Gardner
W.S. Rainsford
New York
Jesus
Razor Attack In Pool Room Leaves Man Wounded
Cora Stribling a 3 year old mulatto from Cartbridge chased Lucius Jackson 18 of 5 Bradford street into a pool room near Wilkes and Washington streets and slashed him with a razor. Jackson received wounds to head and face and was treated at a city hospital. Cora was held for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Cora Stribling
Cartbridge
Lucius Jackson
Bradford Street
Wilkes and
Washington Streets
Lucius
Cora
Jackson
Watts
Division 6
Mark Tremont Street Crossings For Safety
A Boston reader urges The Post to propose painted crosswalks on Tremont Street from Scollay Square to Boylston Street and to station a patrolman at major crossings to reduce dangerous, random jaywalking and improve driver awareness. The letter, signed Reverse A Driver, is dated June 12.
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Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Boylston Street
Nettie French Wore Miss Wilkins’s Hose
Randolph June 13 To Mrs Clarence Deane, formerly Miss Nettie French, belongs the distinction of wearing the same silk stockings Miss Wilkins wore at her recent marriage to Charles Freeman.
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Randolph
Clarence Deane
Nettie French
Corbett Eyes Philadelphia Bout as McCoy Stages Comeback Test
Announcement signals a fight plan for Jim Corbett to box either Kid Carter or Jack Root in Philadelphia within weeks. McCoy must notch several wins to keep the Corbett bout alive before Corbett’s fall vaudeville tour.
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Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Corbett
Kid Carter
Jack Root
Philadelphia
Jim
McCoy
New York
Barnum
Circus
Teome
Harvard
Dodge
England
Young Corbett
Kenny Yanger
Tipton
Box
San Francisco
Jack Carrig
Buffalo
Curley Supples
Artie Simms
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
New London
Terry McGovern
Denver
Dave Sullivan
Dele Connolly
Connolly
Jimmy Kelly
Jabez White
Fox and Goose
Little Bromwich
Harry Harris
National Sporting Club
Jack Roberts
Harris
McFadden- Williams
N. 8
S. C
Roberts
Manchester
Young Shine
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Polo Cup Final Postponed Due to Wet Weather
London report states continued rain has forced the postponement of the third and final game of the American polo cup series from tomorrow to Monday next.
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London
Tragedy in Elbow Lake: Farmer Kills Family Then Ends Life
John Fox a farmer near Elbow Lake Minnesota shot and killed his brother Peter and his mother today and then committed suicide. Police indicate he was likely demented.
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Minn
John Fox
Here
Peter
Newton Man Injured After Wagon Collision at Faneuil Hall
Thomas A. Ayers of 85 Gardner street Newton was knocked down by a wagon owned by Albert L. Snow of East Boston in Faneuil Hall square. Ayers suffered a severely injured left knee and contusions on both legs.
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Faneuil Hall Square
Thomas A. Ayers
Gardner Street
Newton
Albert L. Snow
Boston
Theft Reported at Stable on Main Street Area
An unknown thief entered a local stable and stole a watch and chain from William L. Purcell of Davis. Police investigate the incident reported near seven o clock at the Granite Street region in the South area.
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Se Cvenee
Granite
Southernn
William L. Purcell
Davis
Proceedings in Lajoie and Bernhardt case opened in Cleveland
Secretary Young of the National League says actions against Ty Lajoie and Grover Bernhardt follow the policy to discipline players who breach contracts. He vows to pursue deserters, defend Detroit and Washington in court, and spend unlimited funds to prosecute offenders in what he calls a self protective fight.
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Washington
Lajoie
Lipton Cup Arrives in Chicago for Columbia Yacht Club
The Sir Thomas Lipton cup arrived in Chicago on June 13 and was handed over to officers of the Columbia Yacht Club by customs officials. The trophy is valued at 730 dollars.
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Chicago
Columba Yacht Club
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Tim” Donahue
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Globe Clothing Store
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Opp. Beach
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Createst
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Nobby
Monarch
Eclipse
Griffin
Hargedon & Lynch
Un-Town
Washington Street
Old Stand
Hanover ST
Brookstons
Cambridge School
Miss Wilkins
Ayers
Purcell
Nick” Young
Seo
Panamas
N. B
Chamberlains
Boylston St
Stearns Bicycle Agency
Columbus Avenue
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