Massachusetts Troops Praised by General Grant at Pine Camp
General Fred D. Grant commended the Massachusetts brigade for its drill and discipline at Pine Camp New York. He praised the Second and Sixth Massachusetts regiments, noted high health standards among 2200 troops, and said the encampment shows value for government investment. The Massachusetts unit plans to leave for home Saturday night with expected arrival Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Camp
N. Y
Massachusetts
Fred D. Grant
Bay State
Grant
Clark
Twenty-third New York Infantry
Eighth Massachusetts
West Point
New York Volunteer Infantry
Genesky
Rousseau
Marlboro
Holy Cross Shuts Out Williams 5 to 0 in Ninth Inning Rally
Holy Cross defeated Williams 5 to 0 at Williamstown after a pitcher duel between Dowd and Templeton. Holy Cross broke through in the ninth with four hits and two errors producing four runs, with key hits by Cashen Barry and Carney and a three-base hit by Carney. Dowd struck out five, Templeton seven, in a game highlighted by late scoring and solid defense.
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Williamstown
Holy Cross
Williams
Dowd
Templeton
Oshelley
Lerkin
Mils
Barry
W'worth
Mansfield
St’hout
Carney
Young, &S
Harmon
Driscoll
Lambie
O'Rourke
Osterhout
Cashen
Larkin
Wadsworth
San Cagben
Princeton
Fish
Jones
Vaughn
Dines
Murphy
Heyniger
Dillon
Wheaton
Harlan
Oj Clifford
Warwick
R.f
van Vleck
Wister
Philbin
Dawson
Bomar
Poobs de Ooone
T. Jones
van Vieck
Rigler
Johnstone
Sweeney Named Captain Of Commerce High Baseball Team
English and Somerville clash in season finale at No High game at American tie grounds this morning as a pennant hangs in the balance. A. N. Burke of Waltham High seeks fill dates Sept 26 and Oct 381 with guaranteed payments, inviting teams to contact 8 Appleton street, Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Sweeney
High School of Commerce
A. N. Burke
Waltham High School
Appleton Street
Waltham, Mase
Motor Races at Readville Draw Large Bay State Crowd
Bay State Automobile Association event at Readville expected to draw thousands as top drivers gather from Boston and New England. Rainy morning gave way to fast track conditions with workouts yesterday and races slated to begin at 2 PM today. Walter Christie Seymour Walley Owen Elliott among arrivals with Crawford entry added to events.
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Bay State Automobile Association
Readville
New England
Boston
Walter Christie
Seymour
Walley Owen
Elliott
Savannah
Crawford
Boxing Returns Draw Crowded Houses in Lymansville
The Standard A. Co. promoted bout features two 15 round fights with Manning of Pawtucket facing George Golden and Jack Spot of Albany meeting Johnny Lynch of Cambridge and Young Dyson. Plans include Eddie Murphy vs Tommy Oy at a new Bijou Club in two weeks.
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Jacoherty
Standard A. CO
Lymansville
R. J
Doherty
Providence
Manning
Pawtucket
George Golden
Jack Spot
Albany
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Young Dyson
Johnny Oliver
Bijou
Binghamton
N. Y
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Tommy Oy
Murphy
Thomas
Kid Goodman
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Briggs
Mellody
Deshler
Baldwin
Jersey City and Newark Scores From Hockey Matchups
In Jersey City the Rochester team defeated Jersey City 4 to 3 while Newark hosted Montreal and won 4 to 3. Baltimore hosted two games with Toronto winning 6 to 3 in the first and 9 to 1 in the second.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Newark
Montreal
Baltimore
Toronto
Kramer and Fogler to clash at Revere Oval sprint
Frank Kramer and Joe Fogler headline a major show at Revere cycle track this afternoon. The match race will feature a half mile sprint followed by a one mile pursuit and a one mile sprint if needed. Kramer returns to competition after a long absence and Fogler has been strong this winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Joe Fogler
Revere
Kramer
Fogler
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort and Cures
A testimonial filled feature extols Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a clean antiseptic remedy for tired feet. It asserts vast use, many cures, and savings on stockings while warning against imitations and urging buyers to demand the advertised original.
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Allen
Pirates Grieved by Death of Hans Wagner
Shadows of gloom hung over the Pirate camp as Hans Wagner faced tragedy at home in Carnegie Penn his death by suicide cast a pall over the team. Captain Clarke and others mourned while Wagner, famed for his aggressive play, carried a heavy burden as the club prepared for today’s game.
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Captain Clarke
Brunswick
Hans Wagner
Barney Dreyfuss
Wagner
Carnegie
Penn
Hans
Post
Buster
Clarke
Shortstop
Wagner’s bulldog Buster dies in train tragedy
Pirates star Hans Wagner mourns as his beloved bulldog Buster dies after reportedly throwing himself before a Pan Handle train. The Carnegie town in gloom describes the dog’s death as self destruction and notes Buster’s attachment to Wagner and the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Carnegie
Buster
Hans Wagner
Two-Mile Open Pro Skate Race at Wonderland Friday
A two mile open professional skate race is set for Friday evening at Wonderland rink. Entries include top flyers such as Clarence Hamilton fresh from a Chicago three mile title and Stanley Holden of Lynn, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Clarence Hamilton
Chicago
Stanley Holden
Lynn
Local Scores Reported From Four Rounds Of Basketball
At New Britain New Britain 6 Waterbury 1. Meriden beat Holyoke 7 0 in game one and 2 0 in game two. Hartford defeated New Haven 12 2. Springfield beat Bridgeport 5 1.
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New Britain
Waterbury
Meriden
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
Springfeld
Springfield
Bridgeport
Haverhill Tops Lynn in Third Straight Win
Haverhill beat Lynn 9 to 6 in a morning game as Girard relieved and West led with two three base hits. Fullerton pitched five innings for Lynn with six hits allowed and Welch took the loss after yielding eight walks.
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Haverhill
Lynn
Welch
Newport
Girard
Fullerton
Tony Cummings
Miller
Haverhill Lynn
Po.a
Hilton
West
Wagner
O’ Hagan
Templin
Beardman
Bigbie
Courtney
R.f
Roth
Barton
Clemens R F
Singleton
Cummings
Perkins
C Uf
Daum
Andrews
Worcester Rout Lawrence 7 4 As Eason Shines
Worcester defeated Lawrence 7 to 4 as Eason pitched well for Worcester and received limited support from Lawrence. Scoring included two bases by Johnson and Russell with multiple hits and errors noted, in a 2h 20m game officiated by Connolly.
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Lawrence
Worcester
Eason
Bradley
McLean
Schwartz
March
Logan
Devine
B’burn
Oj Brennan
R. F
Lavigne
O Duggan
O Owens
Bason
Sec
Sac
Johnson
Russell
Reynolds
Blackburn
Owens
Flynn
Harter
Wilson
MceLean
Brennan
Connolly
New Bedford Beats Fall River 2 1 In Turbulent Game
New Bedford defeated Fall River 2 to 1 as umpire decisions drew frequent wrangling. Delave delivered a timely hit to spark the win amid the tense play in the June 16 contest.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Delave
Po.a.e
A.E
M’senger
C.f
M’head
Os Kane
R. F
O'Brien
Austin
Lord
O'Solbran
Adler
Thornhill
Harrison
R.f
O'Connor
Lerkin
Cooney
Shea
Toomey
Labelle
Gilroy
Pony Express Told In Thrilling History By Visscher
William Lightfoot Visscher presents The Pony Express a vivid history of early western expansion. The biography recounts experiences of riders and Indian fighters with 70 illustrations. cloth bound edition priced at 50 cents postpaid from Rand, McNally & Co. Chicago.
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Visscher
Pony Express
West
William Lightfoot Visscher
Pierce Wires Delmont in Tame Armory Bout
Young Pierce of Philadelphia earned the decision over Al Delmont of the North End in a bout whose quality left fans puzzled by referee Donnelly's ruling. Delmont battled a hurt right hand and showed little of his usual form, while several early rounds favored Pierce before the late surge by Delmont. Preliminaries featured Cahill, Johnson, Carr, Murphy, and Alter delivering wins in various matchups.
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Armory A. A
Young Pierce
Philadelphia
al Delmont
North End
Jimmy Walsh
Pierce
Delmont
Donnelly
Young Cahill
Roxbury
Jack Williams
Cambridge
Jack Johnson
Goldfield
Gibbs
Dwddie Carr
South Boston
Kid McDonald
Roslindale
Ed Murphy
Young County
Young Alater
Boston
Grand Annual Steeplechase Headlines Clyde Park Meet
The Clyde Park Country Club meet ends with the Grand Annual steeplechase, expected to draw the largest crowd. Rocket of the Hampton Stable, ridden by Jay O'Brien, is a leading entry. Other races include the Middlesex steeplechase and the National Hunt Cup with a mix of noted entrants and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
Rocket
Hampton Stable
Jay O’brien
Aqueduct
Middlesex
Red Fox
Rolfe
Diana
King Candles
Pentamela
Country Club
Recruit
Ballycastle
Maximilian
Bat
Economy
Kara
Grandpa
Yama Christy
Percentage
Miles
Old Faithful
Ell
My Grace
Pete Dailey
Tellfare
Flying Machine
Halidame
Larone
Tigers Win Marathon Yale Princeton Clash at Polo Grounds
Princeton tops Yale 4 to 2 in 11 innings at the Polo Grounds as Dines costly error helps decide the game. Yale errors and late miscue by Dines fuel Princeton rally. attendance reported as 12,000 amid a spirited campus celebration.
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New York
Princeton
Yale
Polo Grounds
Husky
Dines
New Haven Boys
St Botolph Nine Defeats Tavern Nine 23 to 17 in League Clash
The St Botolph nine beat Tavern Club 23 to 17 at American League Park in a lively annual clash. A band provided music between innings and players stole bases with gusto. Key performers included Cabot and Homans behind the plate and Winsor and Luce on the mound. Detailed box shows Luce 8 strikeouts and Winsor 9, with two-base hit by Winsor. Time 2h 15m. Umpire Wright.
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Kane
New Bedford
Fall River
Moorehead
Harrison
Toomey
Cooney
Larkin
Delave
Messenger
Labelle
Gilroy
Shea
Murphy
St. Botolph Nine
Tavern Club
Dr. Cabot
Robert Homang
Fred Winsor
Matthew Luce
F. Winsor
Curtiis
Shute
Vaughn
Dé EO Hopkins
Luce
Veseota
J.sturgis
Richards
Homans
Cabot
Derson
Codman
G’nough
Pier
Tracy
Wendell
St. Botolph
Winsor
Wright
Duryeas Corn Starch Promotes Everyday Cooking Uses
Duryeas Corn Starch gains recognition beyond desserts as a versatile cooking aid. It adds body to blancmange jelly and custards and can substitute for eggs in many recipes without compromising delicate flavors. Authors Hill and Waterman publish a recipe book with 100 methods, offered free by the National Starch Company in New York City.
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Duryea
America
Janet M. Hill
Alice Cary Waterman
National Starch Company
New York City
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English
Somerville
Revere Oval
Old Pal Don Ta
Big Hans
Pirates
Columbia Records
of the Stars of Opera
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Zenatello
Bassi
Didur
Stracciari
Sammarco
Vignas
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Lyric Stage
Fonotipia
Rubelik
Magini
Coletti
Luppi
Barrientos
Russ
Pacini
Parsi
Pettinella
Main St
Brockton
Massachusetts Avenue
Columbia Phnomograph Co
Tremont Street
Keith’s
Warren St
Broadway
South
Trims Lynn
N. E. League
Worcester Ee Eevee Ee
Brockton Eee
Lyts Ene Eenee
Lawrence Eee Ener Eee
Haverhill Ae Eee
Lowell
Pavopil Casevaence
Hamilton
O’hagan
O'Hagan
Boardman
J. O’brien
Tame
Chase
Tavern Nine
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