New York and Boston Battle in South End, 6 to 4
In a two hour South End game, New York defeated Boston 6 to 4 after a four run opening inning by New England. Dolan dominated with a drop ball while Long, Lowe, Hamilton and Tucker starred in defense and hitting. A disputed eighth inning homer near the line sparked crowd cheers but was ruled foul by umpire Emilie. Attendance 7,127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
South End
Young Dolan
Fettle
New Yorks
Lowe
Hamilton
Long
Ganzel
Tucker
W. Clark
Short
George Davis
Emilie
Gleason
Etree
AB Rh
TB PO A
H Dorib
Tes
Siscscass
G Davis
Owes
Tiernan
Ces
van Haltren
Bieta
Connaughton
Farrell
Dolan
Duffy
Law
Sullivan
Bannon
Collins
Itren
Collings
Vantendance
H. Davis
Emslie
Cleveland Beats Louisville In Loose Nineteenth Victory
Cleveland defeated Louisville in a loosely played game with many wrangles over umpire Lynch decisions. Wilson gave way to Cuppy in the fifth after enduring two innings of hard hits. Attendance was about 2,000 as Cleveland posted a 14 to 7 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Louisville
Lynch
Wilson
Cuppy
Phillies Edge Washington In Seven Inning Grapple
In Philadelphia on June 17 the Phillies defeated Washington 7 to 3 after an error by Cross in the seventh inning prevented a shutout. Carsey pitched poorly but the Nationals kept the score low with subpar defense and no system. Attendance was about 5800. The final tally shows Philadelphia 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 and Washington 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cross
Carsey
Philadelphia
Chicago falters as Pittsburg pulls late win in nine inning
In Pittsburg Chicago could not score until the ninth when Hughey walked a man and three successive batters singled. The rally produced three runs as Pittsburg beat Chicago two to one. Final score 2 1 in nine innings with Pittsburg scoring late to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Chicago
Hughey
Reds Take Third Straight Over St Louis 6 1
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 6 to 1 in a game that featured a rally of hits off Donahue. Attendance was about 4,000 as the Reds won their third straight over the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Donahue
Atttendance
Bt. Louis
Lewiston Defeats Fall River in Tight New England League Game
Lewiston 7 Fall River 6 in Lewiston as Orse and Lincoln, both left handers, yield few hits. T McDermott injured in third inning. Attendance 600. Lewiston scored early and held on with strong defense and timely hitting led by Batter ee and Messett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Orse
Lincoln
Fall River
T. McDermott
Messett
Rupert
New Bedford Rally Beats Portland In Seething Fourth
New Bedford scored six runs in the fourth after Duncan muffed a high fly off Steere to open the inning. Steere led the burst with the first hit as Portland faltered, allowing New Bedford to seize control, though Portland remained within one run late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Duncan
Steere
New Bedford
Portlands
New Bedford Beats Portland Amid Poor Attendance
Captain Slater was ill as New Bedford defeated Portland with a score of 13 to 10. Attendance reached 400. Hits: New Bedford 13, Portland 10. Errors: New Bedford 4. Batteries: Braun and Burke. Woodspe Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
New Bedford
Portland
Augusta Beats Brockton In Long Extras Slugfest
In Augusta Maine, the home team rallied with four ninth inning runs after two outs to force extra innings, then prevailed in the twelfth. Kornan pitched well and Clare stayed effective after the seventh. Attendance around 500. Final: Augusta seven Brockton six. Hits were Augusta eight, Brockton thirteen with two errors each. Batteries Clare and Butler. Korwan and Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brockton
Kornan
Clare
Butler
Korwan
Shea
Horner Stars as Pawtucket Beats Bangor in Sloppy Game
Horner pitched well for Pawtucket as Bangor’s defense faltered and the home club failed to back its new hurler. Rhoades did not allow many hits yet the game stretched out long. Highlights included Roach and Simon making spectacular grabs, while Bangor’s fielding and errors stood out. Attendance 700. Final 9-8. Batteries Rhoades Yeager Horner Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Horner
Pawtucket
Rhoades
Roach
Simon
Bangors
Occas
Yeager
Hayes
Ten inning win for Providence over Toronto in rough game
Eastern League game in Providence saw a 1-1 tie through ten innings before Casey hit a two-base hit and scored the winning run with none out in the tenth. Toronto players were fined for minor infractions and Lutenberg was ejected for abusive language. Canavan had a three-base hit and Dowse added a two-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Toronto
Friel
Dineen
Casey
Lutenberg
Canavan
Dowse
Syracuse Triumph On Error Seals Eighth Inning Victory
In Scranton Syracuse won in the eighth on an error by Peter Eagan and four solid hits. Scranton rallied in the ninth but a grand catch by Minnehan prevented Maguire from a homer, preserving the win for Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Syracuse
Peter Eagan
Minnehan
Maguire
Sypacusc
Ccsacees
Sopanton
Kessess
Rochester Triumphs In Fourteen Innings At Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Penn June 17 a crowd of about one thousand watched Rochester defeat the home team 8 to 6 in fourteen innings. Costly Bonner errors gave Rochester the lead. Wilkes-Barre tied it in the seventh, and both sides were scoreless until the 14th when Rochester added two runs to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Rochester
Bonner
Malden Beats Haverhill In Home Showdown
Malden defeated the strong Haverhill team in a late afternoon game with key plays by Gould pitching D Connell's batting and McCullum catching. Final score featured 13 runs for Malden and 0 for Haverhill, with notable hits and defensive work shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Haverhill
Gould
D. Connell
McCullum
Perry
Tiavergh
Vecterve
Ovo
Rudderham
Ryan
McCullom
Wallace Boyce
Harvard and Princeton Playoff at Holmes Field
Harvard meets Princeton this afternoon at 3 on Holmes Field for the fourth game. a Harvard win forces a tie and a fifth game. A Princeton victory triggers a Harvard Square celebration, with safeguards to keep enthusiasm in bounds. A 40-member student committee was named to guard order as demonstrations loom and faculty debate bonfires on Holmes Field continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Princeton
Holmes Field
Crimson
Harvard Square
Eliot
Harvard Nine Defeated By North Shore Club In Close Game
Lynn June 17 The North Shore Athletic Club defeated Harvard College 6 to 4 in Clifton in a pitchers battle. Attendance was 8. Bannon held Harvard to five scattered hits while North Shore found Gregory more effectively than in the previous meeting. Harvard errors produced most of the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
North Shore Athletic Club
Harvard College
Clifton
Bannon
Harvards
North Shores
Gregory
Harvard
Yale Beats Amherst 4-2 at Pratt Field in College Game
Yale defeated Amherst 4 to 2 on Pratt Field. Amherst misplayed and failed to hit Hecker, while Yale pitcher Johnston struck out ten at pivotal moments. Bartlett Letton and De Saulles stood out. Boyden replaced Tyler at first and played well. Earned runs were Yale 2 Amherst 1 with Letton scoring on a three-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Yale
Pratt Field
Hecker
Johnston
Bartlett
Letton
de Saulles
Boyden
Tyler
Gregory
Minor Games Across Boston Area Baseball Facts
Results from several local matches include Waltham Watch Factory defeating 5 to 4 over Minors at Waltham St Josephs and Sheaf Stars beating Endicotts 21 to 7 on Boston Common. Centrals topped Boston Reds 24 to 10, Dorchester’s Warrens beat South Bostons 7 to 2, Norwood’s South Boston won 35 to 3, and Stewart Bros. & Co. defeated Charles Haugh & Co 26 to 14 with additional results at City Point and Dorchester Town Field and a ten-inning Revere Central Parks of East Boston game where Revere Unions fell 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham—St. Josephs
Waltham Watch Factory
Boston Common
Sheaf Stars
Endicotts
South Boston
Centrals
Cyclones
A. m
Boston Reds
Dorchester
South Bostons
Warrens
Norwood
P. m
Norwooda
New Park
Stewart Bros. & Co
Charles Haugh & Co
City Point
Lincolns
M. Campbells
Dorchester Town Field
Richfields
Connolly & Davis
Revere—Central Parks
East Boston
Revere Unions
Pony Polo at Dedham Delivers Blues Victory
In Dedham on June 17 a practice polo game between the Yellows and Blues ended with the Blues scoring ten goals to seven. The match, in three twenty minute periods, saw Warren Foster Weld and Forbes excel in goal getting. Between periods Miss Bayard and Miss Forbes played polo, with Miss Forbes winning 3–0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Karlstein
Dedam
Yellows
Blues
Livingston Cushing
W. Cameron Forbes
Charles H. W. Foster
Samuel S. Warren
Allan Forbes
Edward M. Weld
J. W. Elliott
Arthur T. Cabot
Bucs
Warren
Foster
Weld
Forbes
Miss Bayard
Miss Forbes
Boston to Buffalo Convention Rail Fare Details
The rate from Boston to Buffalo and back for the National Educational Association convention runs via the Fitchburg and West Shore Railroads at 12.15 dollars and via the Fitchburg and Erie railroads at 11.65 dollars. Tickets are on sale and valid for outbound travel July 4 to 6, with a latest return date of July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Buffalo
National Educational Association
Fitchburg
West Shore
Ftchburg
Erie
Royal Cork Yacht Club Regatta Finishes With Britannia Victory
The June 17 race over a fifty mile course from Roche's Point to Poor Head and back concluded at the harbor. Britannia won on time allowance after crossing the line at 3 43 43, Ailsa leading Britannia at start with finish 4 30 45. Niagara defeated Isolde in a separate twenty eight and a half mile event finishing 3 16 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Royal Cork Yacht Club
Roche’s Point
Poor Head
Daunt’s Rock
Satanita
Ailsa
Howard Gould
B. A. A. Games At Irvington Oval Run By 2000 Enthusiasts
The annual Boston Athletic Association spring games drew about two thousand spectators at the Irvington Oval Huntington Avenue. Hubbard won the 120 yard high hurdles final with Clark second Ferguson third. Wright of Waltham led the mile in 4 minutes 31 1-5 seconds, Bannister won the 600 yard and Boyce set a 20 ft 9 in broad jump mark. The event featured fast times despite a rough track and included numerous heats and finals across sprints hurdles and distance races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athletic Association
Irvington Oval
Huntington Avenue
Hubbard
Sonny Curtis
Ellery Clark
Bob Ferguson
Clark
Ferguson
Curtis
Duffy
Thornton
Dedham High
J. W. Sever
H. G. Dorman
Harvard
Harry Bannister
New Jersey Athletic Association
M. J. G. Cunniff
Blakemore
Harry Kane
EK. H
Kennington
Dedham
M. Nathan
W. Munroe
Brookline High
A. T. Duffy
C. A. Thornton
Whelan
Weymouth
A. C. McDonald
A. Thornton
B.A. A
EB. H. Clark
M. I
H. J. Kane
H. S&s
J. M. Shoemaker
JH. Cc. Kennington
S. M. Nathan
W. D. Fuller
J. F. Bennett
V. Munro
S. T L. Wright
Waltham
D. Grant
FE. L. Pope
A Flannery
O Connells Win Gaelic Football Championship Score 1 8 to 2
The O Connell football team of Boston defeated Worcester's Quinsigamond club in a tightly fought State championship match for a $200 purse. The hour and forty minute game featured standout plays by Garvey Moriarty Corey O Reilly and Captain Hayes. Afterward the O Connells hosted a banquet for the visitors at their Oswego street hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell
Boston
O’connell Football Club
Quinsigamond Football Club
Worcester
Quinsigamond
Congress Street
Joseph Gallagher
William McFadden
Patrick Maher
John Thornton
Timothy Heffernan
Maurice Dee
Patrick Wade
Joseph Galvin
David Wilson
Michael King
Reckard Cantwell
Patrick Trehey
Michael Barry
Michael Loftus
Hugh Maguire
John Loftus
Bartholomew McKeon
O'Connell
James Hayes
Daniel O'Neill
Florence Doherty
Cornelius Moriarty
Sylvester Leahy
Stephen Teehan
Patrick Lane
John Costello
Richard Prendergast
Michael Roche
M. J. O’reilly
James Boles
William Garvey
John Cronin
John Corey
Patrick O'Day
Timothy O'Sullivan
John Feeley
James Lonergan
Quinsigamonds
Patrick M. Ryle
O’connells
D. J. O’leary
Denis O'Shea
Messrs
Garvey
Moriarty
Corey
O'Reilly
Hayes
Denis O’keefe
Chelsea
Emmet
Emmets
Oswego Street
Revere Club Accepts Emmet Chelsea Challenge for New England Title
The Revere Central Football Club invites the Emmet Football Club to a July 11 match at the Revere Rubber Company's picnic to decide the New England championship with prizes of 50 or 100 dollars. Acceptance should be sent to Captain James J. Reardon at 32 Fenno Street, Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere Central
Revere
Emmet
Chelsea
New England
Revere Rubber Company
Mutual Benefit Association
James J. Reardon
Fenno Street
Yale Player Hurt Forces Change In Lineup
Yale captain Sam Quinty sprained his ankle in Saturday's game with Princeton and cannot travel to Amherst and Williams. Bartlett the freshman will play shortstop in his absence, with Quinty likely back for Tuesday's decisive Princeton clash in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Sam Quinty
Yale Baseball Nine
Yale
Amherst
Williams
Princeton
Regatta on the Charles: Eight Races Underway
Metropolitan Rowing Association held a lively regatta on the Charles River drawing about 1500 spectators. Eight events produced tight finishes with notable upsets in the lightweight race and a dramatic special against A. Bennett and Ed Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Rowing Association
Charles River
A. Bennett
Ed Hayes
James Barry
West End B. C
William Berrigan
Lynn R
A. A
Hugh Finnegan
Riverside B
Early
Berrigan
Finnegan
Blake
Robert P. Blake
Union B. C
Joe O'Neil
Shawmut B. C
William O'Leary
O'Leary
O'Neil
R. Fleming
Bradford B. C
A. L. Bennett
Ed. Hayes
Riverside B. C
Riversides
Welds
Bennett
Hayes
West End
B. A. WA
A.A
James H. Early
West End Boat Club
Hugh Tinnegan
Riverside Boat Club
Arthur Blake
Bradford Boat Club
BP. B. Berkeley, Jr
Regatta at Nahant Sails Through Light Wind Delays
The 160th Massachusetts Yacht Club regatta at Nahant ran on a triangular course after a postponed 10:30 start. Han sel led the special class Anoatok and Mabel F Swift followed. Harbinger surged ahead in class one as Erycina and Satanic dominated class two. Arab clinched overall on time allowance after Wananda overtook Wananda in the final leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Bass Point
Graves
Winthrop Bar
Handsel
Mabel F. Swift
George Haff
Whistler
Eugenia
Erycina
William Daly, Jr
Satanic
Tacoma
Capta‘n Daly
Eaton
Wananda
Ft. In
Anoatok
Geo. Owens, Jr
J. R. Hooper
G . Mabel F. Swift
Bruce Er
Bache Ee
S. Palmer
Emma, C
P. A. Coupal
Heroine
C A. J. Smith
Beatrice
John Cavanagh
Ida
Feet
Wm. Daly, Jr
Tacoma, &, N. Small
Clara
Water Burgess
Rex
J. R. Farrell
Susie
John F
Serycina
E. A. Cook
Privateer
A. E. Schaaf
Og Laccoon
Dd. Lanning
Lottie R
E. H. Rich
Alma
A. Heney
A. W. Chesterton
J. J
Ocheco Protests Wawanda Fouling At Whistling Buoy
Ocheco files protest over Wawanda foul during a whistle buoy incident, alleging unfair play and seeking review. Officials collected statements from both sides and will assess video and referee notes for potential penalties or adjustments.
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Ocheco
Wawanda
Beverly Yacht Club Regatta Opens at Buzzard's Bay
The Beverly Yacht Club held its first race from the new club house at Buzzard's Bay with twenty entries across five classes. Winners by corrected time included Alma in second-class sloops, Volsung in second-class cats, Metro in third class, No Name in fourth-class cats, Grilse in fourth-class sloops, and Imp in fifth class, with judges W. L. Jeffries and T. S. Edmands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard's Bay
Mass
Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard’s Bay
Volsung
Hanley
Mist
Bernice
Vol- Sung
Metro
No Name
Grilse
Imp
W. L. Jeffries
T. S. Edmands
Boston
Alma
R. Bigelow
de Forest Brothers
D. L. Whittemore
Charlie Araer
George B. Dabney
Corinthian Yacht Club Sails Ninety seventh Regatta
Marblehead June 17 The Corinthian Yacht Club held its ninety seventh regatta on a light southwest wind over course No 5 a 612 mile triangle around Cat Island Rock Gooseberry Ledge and Bowditch Ledge Beacons. Marena led class A to beat Ariel while Brenda withdrew In class C Sally beat Dorothy with two minutes separating them Koorak defeated Reaper in class B Edith was third The dories Alberta beat Madeline Witch Tomboy won the separate Natoye class Tomboy took the prize First prizes Tomboy Marena Sally Koorak Natoye Alberta Second prizes Ariel Reaper Madeline Third Edith Witch
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Cat Island Rock
Gooseberry Ledge
Bowditch Ledge
Marena
Ariel
Brenda
Sally
Dorothy
Koorak
Reaper
Edith
Dories
Alberta
Madeline
Witch
Natoye
Tomboy
Camilla
Old Colony Yacht Club Regatta Results
The Old Colony Yacht Club held a regatta off Fox Point Savin Hill yesterday for the fourth and fifth classes. Circe won first prize in the larger class while Elsa defeated the fifteen-footers. Circe and Nachita were protested for not sailing the full course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Yacht Club
Fox Point
Savin Hill
Circe
Elsa
Nachita
Jeffries Point Y G Outing To Fort Warren
Seventy five members of the Jeffries Point Yacht Club ran to Fort Warren yesterday. Royal welcome was extended by the fort’s officers. Captain Driscoll and Fred L. Wetherbee received praise for skillful boat handling. Sloops in the outing included Carita Judith Duchess Wild Duck Josephine Jehu Circe Satanic Vida United and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries Point
Dr. Tilton
Iaithe
Davenport
Circe
Fred L. Pigeon
Satanic
William Daly, Jr
Vida
W. S. McLaughlin
The
United
Quinnapowitt Yacht Race Results
Wakefield June 17 The Quinna powitt Yacht Club race art lake featured seven entries finishing in order P B Commodore W T Van Nostrand Freak Captain Frank Emerson Thetis Captain Harry Hunt Jo Captain Charles Young Gem Captain Arthur Mellus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Quinnapowitt Yacht Club
P. B
W. T. van Nostrand
Freak
Frank Emerson
Thetis
Harry Hunt
Charles Young
Gem
Arthur Mellus
Dedham Sportsmen's Club All Day Shoot At Islington
The Dedham Sportsmen's Club held an all day shoot at Islington with a large turnout aided by fine weather. Gordon won the gold medal match by hitting 19 of 20 clays. many events featured high scores and several shooters, including Brown Greener Rice Colburn Leverett McIntosh and Hollis, posted strong results across 23 matches and multiple game formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham Sportsmen's
Islington
Gordon
Keystone
Leverett
Colburn
McIintosh
Hollis
McIntosh
MccIntosh
Ten Keystone
MclIntosh
Gifford
Company K Edges Lynn Naval Brigade in Danvers Shootout
In Danvers on June 17, Company K Team of the Eighth Regiment defeated Company F Naval Brigade of Lynn at the Danvers range with a score of 416 to 323 marking a clear victory for Company K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Eighth Regiment
Naval Brigade of
Lynn
Danvers Range
Butler Boys Win Big at C. C. C. Track Meet
The Butler brothers shone at the C. C. C. meet, defeating Cooper in two heats and winning the mile tandem handicap in a world record pace. Frank Butler claimed the mile amateur handicap, while Nat Butler anchored strong finishes amid a cold northeast wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Cooper
Frank Butler
Sanger
Tom Butler
Bald
New York
Detroit
Butlers
Berle
Crooks
Saunders
Hutchins
Connolly
Cutter
Berle-Crooks
Mayo
Callahan
Eaton
Cambridge
Allen
Cooner
Rhodes
Porter
Billy Saunders
Ike Pulford
Harvard
Fitzgerald
Nat Butler
Nat
Rich
Fuller
McDuffee
Litcafield
Butterworth
Williams
McNichol
Walsh
Blake
Keene
Dace
McNicholl
Litchfield
Suffolk
Jamaica
Roxbury
Boulter
Ford
McCarthy
Rostindales
Fred Allen
Arthur W. Porter
Jay Eaton
Pistol Report
Little Tom
Allie Fuller
R. W. Emerson
Cushman
Anthoine
Ballentine
Collect
J. G. Jacobs
Harry Edward
F. A. Butler
Doubléday
Somerville
Track meet finishes with blistering sprints and upsets
The event features Burns Pierce and Eddie McDuffee in early heats, a dramatic final where Frank Butler and Blake contend amid a crowded stretch. Pierce excels from scratch to challenge Blake, while Cooper Nat and Tom Butler lead a long pro chase. Multiple heats, prizes, and track records highlight a crowded program at the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Pierce
Eddie McDuffee
Blake
Keene
Pierce
McDuffee
H. A. Marble
Frank Butler
Cooper
Sanger
Dan Connolly
Tom Butler
Nat
Berle
Allan
Crooks
Fitzgerald
Connolly
Butlers
Berlo
Mayo
Nat Butler
Allen
Jay Eaton
L. T. Cushman
Il. O. Anthoine
J. B. Ballentine
C. E. Collect
F.A. Butler
C. Doubleday
T. McNicholl
G. Howland
FE. M. Blake
Harry Edwards
H. Taylor
Cambridgeport
Stearns
Cycling Notes Presiding over Cohasset ride and Boston races
The Press Cycling Club plans an elaborate program for next Sunday at Mrs Edwards Woodbine cottage Cohasset with two divisions at 845 and 945 am guests and a photographer. It covers Atalanta Wheelmen Newark big race meet and exhibition mile by Berle and quint. Several Boston riders listed with their marks in two mile pro handicap and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Cycling Club
N. J
Peter Berle
Boston
P. J. Berle
Jay Eaton
A. T. Crooks
J. P. Callahan
H. P. Mosher
W. F. Saunders
J. W. Baldwin
Frank Mayo
E. L. Blauvelt
A. H. Barnett
C. T. Carpenter
C. H. van Kemburg
H. Hawthorne
al Hosmer
L. J. Wyckoff
P. J. McDonald
Clarence Lee
Linscott
Charles River
Cutter
Hart
Harvard
Lee
Litchfield
Providence
Frank Aldrich
Magnolia
Manchester
Essex
James Clark
Eugene Lord
Frank McKenzie
Fred Waite
George Parsons
Paul Hanson
Pais
White
Adin Tarr
Herman E. Marston
Walter Whitmarsh
Walter FE. Olsen
Miss Field
Toxteth Street
Brookline
Gorham Avenue
Davis Street
Danforth’s
Patrick Johnson
Dr. Francis
Columbus Society Picnic Thrills at Lake Walden Event
The Columbus Society of the North End held its annual picnic at Lake Walden with about 120 attendees. The Orients of Fast Boston beat Fulton Athletic Club 8 to 6 in twelve innings, umpires KX, Brophey, and Shine praised the play, and Louis Carbone won the bicycle race while Daniel Moran and Barney Devlin took the boat race. A parade, band, and fireworks closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Society of
North End
Lake Walden
Orients
Daniel Moran
Barney Devlin
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Cent Cleveland
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Commercial
Niagara
Britannia
B. A. A. Games
Wright
Grant
O'Connells
Metropolitans
Massachusetts
A. R. Bennett
Edward T. Hayes
Robert T. Blake
Union Boat Club
Joseph O'Neil
Shawmut Boat Club
Bow
John Rowan
James Batley
Charles Bates
Frank Higgins
Millstream Boat Club
W. Driscoll
T. Golden
J. West
P. Lyons
Weld Boat Club
Youngman
G. B. Blake
GS. S. Butlers
Howard
Crocker
E. V. Dexter
A. Dufois
FP. Dobyns
Orton
L. Berkeley
Corcoran
M. Sullivan
T. Murphy
Ww. Berkeley
W. Parrock
Joseph Hobbe
P. Anglin
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Eas
W. F Scott
Ewer
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Cocheco
Yerxa & Borden
Monsoon
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W. H. Low
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Gorop
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Poets
Yetraight
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Holli Pene
Greemer
Company K
California
Euanchard & Fabras
Butler Boys
Tom Cooper
Butler Bros
W. C. Sunger
Newton Rubber Works
J. W. Rich
Ed Litchfield
T. S. McNicholl
A. Pete Ee
Jamaica Plain
J. E. Walsh
B. A. McDuffee
A. I. Williams
A.T. Fuller
E. M. Blake
N. H
Frank Batter
KE. M. Blake
T. Butler
Reynolds
N. Butler
Monarch
Frontenac
Vim
Thirst
Stearns and Palmer
W. G6. Sanger
A. W. Chamberlin
Roslindale C. C
Paul Revere
Roslindale Cycle Club
Rolltop Desk
Butler Brothers
Berlo_and Crooks
Columbus Society
Shaw
Tremont St
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