Lefty bout on Ohio River ends six rounds
Jerry Marshall defeats Teddy Glenn for the featherweight title stake of 2000 on a boat anchored near Pittsburg after six rounds. Glenn, believed Morgan Crowther of England, was said to be knocked down by a heart blow. Johnny Connors defeats Jack Levy in New Orleans in five rounds for 500 side and 3150 purse. Dixon Griffo match talk centers on referee choices and catchweight disputes.
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Jerry Marshall
Australia
Teddy Glenn
England
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Marshall
Glenn
Morgan Crowther
Johnny Connors
Springfield
Ill
Jack Levy
New Orleans
Connors
Dixon-Griffo
Griffo
Behan
William Daly
Dixon
Daly
James W. Westcott
Boston
Maxwell E. Moore
New York Athletic Club
Corbett- Mitchell
Florida
John P. Eckhardt
Lavigne
Johnny Griffin
Griffin
Coney Island Athletic Club
Music Hall
Pummer-Dixon
Madison Square Garden
New York
London
Dick Moore
John J. Quinn
Mike Connelly
Denver Ba
Smith
Joe Choynski
Bob Fitzsimmons
Steve O’donnell
Beloit
Wis
Jim Hall
Chicago
John J. Gorman
Charles Scarville
Joe Walcott
Tommy West
Patsy Kerrigan
Oxford Breaks Five Furlong Track Record at Narragansett
The Providence Races reports Oxford ridden by Griffin won five furlongs in 1:02 at Narragansett Park, breaking the five furlong record. Snooks and Little Friend met in a match race won by Little Friend, also breaking a pony distance record. George Dixon failed to finish a one mile event, Enfield took first.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Oxford
James Shield
Snooks
Little Friend
George Dixon
Enfield
Griffin
Needmore Melahanty
Bolivar
Donovan
Wheeler
Lendrum
Cutalong Senny
Mirage
Ww. Morris
Mary
J. Griffin
Tom Rogers Giors
Andrew D
McGlone
Ron
Miles
van Rum
Delwood
McDermott
I McIntyre
W. McDermott
Binfield
Ballard
Fox Mere Ger
Tom Tinley
Stansary
Fellowship Blerkler
Woodford
Space
J. McLaughlin Gilveston
Refer the mur bill to the Hoply of Boston
A terse note reports the mur bill being referred to the Hoply of Boston for consideration. The action signals procedural steps in the legislative process with Hoply of Boston designated as the relevant body or official. Further context is limited in the fragment.
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Boston
Eastern Medical Institute at Tremont Row Boston
The Eastern Medical Institute at 19 Tremont Row Boston is directed by A. D. Patten M D with twenty years of practice in London Varna Dublin and America He treats all forms of acute and chronic diseases offering free consultations and medicines delivered without extra charge Patients seeking advice will be told plainly whether help can be obtained
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A. D. Patten
M. D
London
Varna
Dublin
America
Hallock
Wrt ST
Boston
Rho
Ee & Co
Ao City
Ma Express
Hallock & Co
Every Home Team Won Its Contest Yesterday
Baltimore and Philadelphia delivered slugging exhibitions as the Washington club defeated Chicago. Other games on the card featured strong hitting and decisive home victories across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimores
Phillies
Washington Downs
Chicago
Boston Beats Colonels 15 to 10 in Close Batting Preview
In a nine inning game Boston defeated Louisville 15 to 10. Boston started strong with four runs and added six in the seventh aided by home runs and two base hits. Louisville held an early lead with three runs in the first and three in the second but Hemming allowed twenty one Boston hits as Duffy Nash and Ganzel led the visitors at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonels
Bostons
Jack Stivetts
Duffy
Billy Nash
Bannon
Ganzel
Twitchell
Jerry Denny
Lung
McCarthy
Nash
Tucker
Lowe
Long
Mac
Billy
O’rourke
Grim
Pfeffer
Stratton
Hemming
Earle
Brown
O'Rourke
Tom
Boston
R. Lowe
Tucke
Buvetts
Louisville
R. Brown
Rourka
Denny
Harle
Errora
Bos
Loursville
Bannon Nash
Nichols Boston Star Pitcher Faces Varied Mound Attitudes
A photo-rich page highlights Nichols Boston's star pitcher in the box showing varied stances and facial expressions. The feature previews NEXT SUNDAY'S POST with analysis of his approach and mindset on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Boston
Tenney to Officiate Behind Bat for Boston Today
Tenney the Brown University catcher will officiate behind the plate for the Boston team today. The game features Tenney in a new role while remaining a key outfielder and catcher at Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Brown University
Bostons
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cincinnati in Heavy Hitting Contest
Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 21 to 8 in the heaviest-hitting game of the season. Philadelphia totaled 26 hits and 40 bases off Chamberlain, with nine of the hits in the last three innings. Allen was struck on the left cheek by a pitch and fractured the bone. Delehanty and Hoy homered. Attendance 48. Batteries Taylor Callahan Grady and Chamberlain Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
Allen
Delehanty
Hoy
Taylor
Callahan
Grady
Vaughn
Senators Rally Past Chicago With Timely Hits
Washington defeated Chicago as Abbey was hit at key moments and Maul scattered hits while earning a home run. Attendance listed at 7.2 percent. Final score shows Washington nine runs to Chicago four with miscues by both teams and a batters’ duel between Maul McGutire Abbey Schriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Chicago
Abbey
Maul
Seeveaneel
McGutire
Schriver
Orioles rout St Louis with 17 runs in win
Baltimore pitchers held St Louis to 6 hits as the Orioles scored 17 times on June day. Quinn belted a home run and attendance reached 47. Final: Orioles 17, Browns ??.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Clark
Hawke and Robinson Clarkson and Peitz and Buckley
Hawke and Robinson join Clarkson and Peitz and Buckley in a notable list of figures tied to the event. Names associated with the group suggest a combined team or committee involvement across multiple domains. Further details unknown in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke and Robinson
Clarkson
Peitz
Buckley
New Yorks Crush Pittsburg On Strong Batting
New Yorks defeated Pittsburg 9 to 6 as Meekin pitched a fine game and homered. Gumbert allowed only a late scoring surge by the visitors in the sixth inning. Doyles was fined $2 and ordered to leave the field after an abusive outburst in the seventh. Attendance 3000. Batteries Meekin Farrell and Gumbert Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Gumbert
Meekin
Doyles
Pittsburg
Farrell
Mack
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland in Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn defeated Cleveland 9 to 8 at home. Corcoran booted four errors for Brooklyn’s first four runs. Cleveland used four pitchers Griffin Kinslow Burkett and O'Connor homered for Cleveland. Attendance 3200. Batteries Stein Kinslow Lyston Clarkson Virtue Young Zimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Corcoran
Griffin
Kinslow
Burkett
O’connor
Stein
Lyston
Clarkson
Virtue
Young
Zimmer
Fall River Slugs Haverhill In Tough Open Day
The Fall River home team beat Haverhill in a hard fought game. Klobedanz pitched superbly allowing four scattered hits while Lucid also pitched well. Final score 11 to 4 with Fall River taking advantage late. Errors were 6 to 2. Batteries: Fall River Rollins Lucid Quinlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Haverhill
Klobedanz
Lucid
Rollins
Quinan
Brockton Beats Lewiston In Early Five-Run Rally
In Lewiston on June 15 Brockton batted Lynch for five runs in the first inning dampening the home club’s resolve. Lewiston took the lead in the eighth but costly errors and a few lucky hits let Brockton pull away for an 8 to 6 victory. Brockton produced 15 base hits to Lewiston’s 14 with five Brockton errors and four Lewiston errors. Leeds and Gerrish pitched for Brockton while Lynch and Stafford and Bergen worked for Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Brockton
Lynch
Leeds
Gerrish
Stafford
Bergen
Bradley Drives Portland Past Pawtucket With Late Sevens Hit
Bradley delivered the key seventh inning two base hit driving in three runs to put Portland ahead in the afternoon game. Dolan pitched well and Bradley’s bat supplied the spark as Portland won 8 to 5 over Pawtucket. Base hits favored Portland with 8 to 10 for Pawtucket. errors showed 5 to 4. Dolan and Mahoney paired for Portland, Meakin and Reach for Pawtucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bradley
Dolan
Pawtucket
Mahoney
Meakin
Reach
New Bedford Beats Worcester In Lopsided Game
New Bedford defeated Worcester by 15 runs in New Bedford today as Potter relieved McManus after a rough start. Worcester fielded poorly with seven errors while New Bedford collected 16 hits to Worcester’s seven.
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NEW Bedford
New England
Worcester
New Bedfords
McManus
Potter
Sexton and Stewart
Potter and Hayes
Providence Defeats Buffalo 3 to 1 in Eastern League
Providence defeats Buffalo 3 to 1 in a close well played game, extending its winning streak to ten. Sharp fielding on both sides limited hits. attendance 1100. Other scores: Pirie 9, Springfield 5, Troy 4, Wilkesbarre 2, Syracuse 10, Binghamton 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
Buffalo
Pirie
Springfield
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Binghamton
Dartmouth shuts out Amherst in tight Alumni Field game
Amherst visits Dartmouth at Alumni field and is blanked 2-0 before 800 spectators. Dartmouth pitchers held the visitors to a pair of scratch hits. Stearns batted freely while Smith appeared in the sixth but was ineffective. Carlton starred for Dartmouth in a defensive and pitching showcase.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Alumni
Dinsmore
Stearns
Smith
Carlton
Fielding and pitching duel tips over in Dartmouth Amherst game
Amherst played strong defense as Dinsmore and Abbott held Dartmouth to four errors while Huff and Fulsom contributed key plays. Dinsmore and Abbott paired on the mound for Dartmouth as McCormack and Huff turned two sharp double plays. Abbott and Sullivan stood out for Amherst behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huff
Lane
Amherst
Dinsmore
Folsom
McCormack
Dartmouth
Sullivan
Abbott
Stearns
Smith and Sullivan
Division 6 A Victors In Somerville League Game
Division 6 Charlestown defeated Division 1 Grove Hall 13 to 12 at the Somerville Y M C A grounds in a tight ninth inning. Key contributors included batters Conboy Weeman Currier and Doherty plus fielding by Currier and a catch by Conboy as about 500 spectators watched. The winning run scored in the bottom half of the ninth with one out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Grove Hall
West End Street Railroad
Somerville Y
Highland Lights crush Ruggles in Lovell’s Grove clash
The Highland Lights defeated the Ruggles 14 to 2 at Lovell's Grove, securing a decisive victory as the roaming team claimed the scalp in a daytime baseball encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Lovell’s Grove
Harvard Yale Crews Hold Vigorous Practice at New London
June 15 Harvard and Yale crews conditioned well for practice with Harvard completing a two mile on time workout. Percy Bolton coached Yale in Cook absence. Rumor claims Yale telescope exposes Harvard boat faults via a machine by Columbia’s Walter Peet. Harvard freshmen performing well ahead of the varsity triangle race at 11 o’clock on the morning of the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Harvard
Yale
Percy Bolton
Bob’’ Cook
Philadelphia
Walter Peet
Columbia
Colby Athletic Association Holds Sixteenth Field Day
In Waterville Me on June 16 the Colby Athletic Association hosted its sixteenth field day at the Waterville Trotting Park. Seven records fell including a broad jump by the sheepan broad jumper setting new marks for the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby Athletic Association
Sheepan
Great Race At Franklin Park Feature Event
The Mastern Circuit meeting at Franklin Park showcases a hard fought free-for-all postponement and multiple heat victories. Nettie Wilkes Cruise wins the 2:32 class with three wins, Klick Klock dominates the 2:15 pacing, Merry Bird scores in the 2% class, and Edith H wins a heat in the final race before a postponed finish today.
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Franklin Park
Heith H
Jessie Hanson
Judge Austin
Nettie Wilkes
Dr. H
Klick Klock
Mooney
Abbott
Merry Bird
Altha
Dolly H
Magneto
Happy Dr
Lady Wilkins
Jubilee Wilkes
Edith H
Lightning
Austin
Daniels
B. H
J. J. Bowen
B. m
T. J. O'Neil
Charles Yapp
Margaret L
A. Johnson
Little Wonder
G. G
W. Sheridan
Sadr King Walkill
G. W. Nelson
H. S. Henry
Whizz Wilkes
Blk. H
Henry Titer
Db. H
C. T. Brown
Marshall Nay
J. H
Cora Ballum
C. BE. Abbott
Maplehurst Farm
Br. m
Eugene Snow
Br. G
Lakewood Farm
Mills & Webber
Merry Legs
Br. H
N. J. Stone
G. m
W. F. Daniel
Jessie Hansom
B. G
F. W. Smith
J. H. Nay
Owen, Br. G
S. Hl. Bear
Fought Before Edison Finish Glove Bout At Lab
In New York on June 15 Mike Leonard and Jack Cushing fought a finish glove contest before Thomas A. Edison and six wealthy gentlemen. Both weighed about 130 pounds. Leonard knocked Cushing out in the sixth round. Edison’s friends presented Leonard with $300 while Cushing received a liberal sum. The bout occurred in Edison's laboratory near his home, aiming to reproduce pictures of a finish contest.
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New York
Mike Leonard
Jack Cushing
Brooklyn
Thomas A. Edison
Leonard
Cushing
Merrill's Trial Run With 440 Yard Record Scrapped
S M Merrill will not attempt the 440 yard record at the B A A games on June 18 at the Irvington oval as planned. He may race again at Mystic Park on a straightaway before sailing for England. Monday's program starts at 3 p m with a large entry list headlined by Tom Burke and other top runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Merrill
Irvington Oval
Merrill
Mystic Park
England
Tom Burke
Little, Bloss
Phil Stingel
Arthur Blake
Garcelon
Ben Hurd
Six Races At Morris Park Finish With Winners
At Morris Park New York on June 15 six long races produced no ties. Henry of Navarre won the first with Melba second and Merry Monarch third in 1 1.2. Sport led the second mile with W B second Gold Dollar third in 1 89.2. South Side took five furlongs with Bombazette first Agitator second. Fustileer won the one mile with Remote second Dwight third in 1 41.2. La Misere won the fifth mile with Felamne Star Actress third. The Commoner led the sixth six furlongs with Lottie Baston first Romping Girl second Time 1 14.
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Morris Park
N. Y
Henry of Navarre
Melba
Merry Monarch
Sport
W. B
Gold Dollar
South Side
Bombazette
Agitator
Fustileer
Remote
Dwight
la Misere
Felamne
the Commoner
Lottie Baston
Romping Girl
Hyde Park Rovers Host Readville Races and Entries
The Hyde Park Rovers unveil a crowded Monday program at Readville with Class B contestants Sanger Tyler Brandt Allen Rogers Cutter Mayo and a long list of handicaps for mile heats. Races start at 9 30 o clock and attract Boston men who may move on to Waltham later. Readville events and Wayside Park meet feature novice quarter and half mile races with many entries and notable riders including Mayo Pettigrew Smith and Connolly.
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Hyde Park Rovers
Sanger
Tyler
Brandt
Allen
Rogers
Cutter
Mayo
E. H. Snow
W. M. Pettigrew
BE. W. Pierce
W. ©. Marmon
BE. A. James
William Burnie
Wallis Rogers
N. Goldsmith
M. Vogt
G. M. Pratt
E. A. Tosie
A. M. Hinds
W. G. Bentham
W. F. Maintien
C. H. Ferguson
A. L. Bianchi
F. German
A. Ballou
W. M. Tinker
Gus Lemke
Frank Mayo
J. J. McLaughlin
W. EB. Humphrey
Nat Butler
John Bianchi
F. B. Emerson
W. S. Reynolds
P. G. Alexander
G. H. Walters
H. M. Gordon
Arthur Parsons
W. Wingersky
Matt Higgins
E. A. Lindstrom
W. Gravier
R. W. Emerson
I. A. Talcott
James Dund, Jr
F. BE. Wing
J. H. Hall
T. A. Packard
D. H. Mitchell
A.S. French
A. T. Robinson
C. Mattison
B. Reynolds, Jr
Chris Thomas
George Dorr, Jr
Herman Taylor
C. E. Johnquest
H. R. Dring
George H. Carter
H. L. Felch
H. A. Adams
J. S. Clark
Robert Urquhart
W. C. Sanger
H. ©. Tyler
C. S. Brandt
Horace Allen
George Catter
Leonard Berle
McConnell, Jr
F. A. Packard
Ed Reynolds, Jr
Charles L. Upham
Harry W. Putnam
William Marriott
FB. Wing
C. Doubleday
Ed J. Clark
James Dunn, Jr
William Wingersky
J. T. Gorrie
George C. Bloom
F. W. Johnson
Dan O'Connell
FP. L. Pay
H. Wheelock
W. H. Pinkham
Fred Edwards
T. S. Butler
H. G. Dudley, Jr
W.L. Potter
H. Johns
C. E. Potter
J. E. Hall
H. E. Balkam
K. A. Crowley
A. F. Wisner
F. E. Wing
S. A. Searle
H. H. Fay
T. L. Connolly
D. Shattuck
L. P. Swett
C. H. Wheelock
E. F. Proctor
B. R. Livermore
H. W. Putnam
C. G. Williams
D. J. C. Raymond
H. Brown
Charles
Putnam
J. Goodwin
F. C. Faulkner
Joe Collins
W. Collins
W. P. Bates
H. G. Dudley
Thomas
Harry Edwards
Arthur W. Lincoln
I’. BE. Wing
D. W. Shattuck
H. Fay
N. Goodwin
E. F. Froetor
O. Putnam
Thomas 8
L. DT. Swett
Nat Goodwin
Charles O. Putnam
W.ai, Pettigrew
H. Johnson
RR. Livermore
la, Brown
F. ¢. Taulkner
Milford Wheelmen
Milford
C. T. Nelson
Springfield
Dan Connolly
Jimmie Clark
Ed McDuffee
Fred H. Nelson
Eben H. Snow
W. C. Marmon
J. Hagegarty
Charles G. Percival
Malden Bicycle Club
Charles H. Glazier
Press C. C
Messrs. Pond
New York
Higgins
G. F. Birch
Milford, Co
Vinton
G. B. Kirkpatrick
Boston
Dan J. Dyer
Eagle C. C
Arthur K. Peck
Massachusetts B. C
George Cutter
Eagle Club
Cc. T. Nelson
Springfield Bicycle Club
Movine
Grand Hotel
Charlestown
Gloucester
Massachusetts Club
Mt. Wachusett
Leominster
Rollstone Cycle Club
Connolly
Regatta proposed by New England Amateur Rowing Assn on Charles River
The New England Amateur Rowing Association plans a spring regatta on the Charles River, likely the Saturday after July Fourth. With over $1000 in treasury, committee led by Walter Stimpson will organize events, aiming for a half holiday and afternoon rowing of all eleven events, urging Boston to support an amateur regatta rather than a city regatta.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
Worcester
W. P. Fairbanks
Walter Stimpson
James P. Fox
J. J. Culliney
F. Tudor, Jr
M. W. Brick
Lowell
Boston
The Barge Rowers at Bunker Hill Day Celebration
A free barge race on the Mystic River will feature four crews backed by the Barge Rowing Association. Bartons Princetons East Bostons and Oaklands race Monday at noon for two prizes, with officials including Daniel D Rourke and Peter Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Barge Rowing Association
Mystic River
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
Princetons
East Bostons
Bartons
Oaklands
Daniel D. Tourke
Association
T. J. Murphy
Mystic
Peter Kelley
The
Post
Daniel D. Rourke
James T. Sullivan
Globe
Thomas J. Murphy
W. H. Cuddy
Barge Association
Charlestown
Chelsea
J. Gallivan
TD. Donovan
J. Powers
D. McDermott
J. McDermott
T. Cox
J. Nichols
J. Doherty
J. Kaveney
M. Coleman
W. Coleman
P. White
Coxswain
Tommy Farren
D. O’connor
Bo Doherty
W. Nichols
W. F. Aery
P. H. McCarthy
E. Doherty
J. Laskey
T. C. Evans
T. Johnson
KE. Delane
T. C. Quinn
J. Agnew
A. i . Carey
D. O'Connell
J. Sener
J. J. Manning
J. Beaker
Oyle
J. Skelton
J. Menix
M. Menix
W. Conley
M. Murshy
M. Welch
BE. Cook
T. Cook
J. Carey
R. Laws
T. Thorpe
John Vilmeres
J. Ryan
William Myhan
J. McKenna
July 4 Regatta Plans Set By City Committee
City Council regatta panel met to outline July 4 events led by W H Cuddy and J P Fox with Rourke Stimpson Tudor and Culliney present. Three professional races plus a barge race authorized with a $1600 purse. Prizes span 126 and 7 for the pro singles, 60 40 for local pros, 150 75 25 for four oared boats, and 200 100 7 for the barge. Jerry Casey and others barred from the local professional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cuddy
Charles River Rowing Association
Rourke
New England Amateur Barge Association
Stimpson
J. P. Fox
F. Tudor, Jr
New England Amateur, Rowing Association
Jerry
Casey
Billy Myer to Meet Stanton Abbott on July Fourth at Boston Theatre
The two boxers Billy Myer and Stanton Abbott will fight ten rounds at the Boston Theatre on July Fourth with a decision likely. The match was ratified yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Myer
Stanton Abbott
Boston Theatre
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Johnny Gonnors
Eastern Medical Institute
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Tenny
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Leeee
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Zee
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