Boston Champions Open Western Trip In Windy City
The Boston team begins a three week swing with four games in Chicago as New England League play continues. The Burnsides host fast ball at home while the Hub squad aims to win a majority of away games, aided by Park Theatre telegraphic automata recreations of baserunning action.
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Boston
Chicago
Burnsides
Grand Hall
Park Theatre
Baseball
Reds Fail to Score as Breitenstein Shuts Out
In Chicago on June 19, Breitenstein shut down the Reds while the locals hit him consistently. A record crowd of 22,40 attendance witnessed the game as Griffith could not capitalize.
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Chicago
Reds
Griffith
Breitenstein
R. B. PO
Beckley
McPhee
Miller
Corcoran
McBride
Cincinnati
Ryan
Mertes
Donahue
Irwin
Dahlen
Time—mpires
Swartwood
Woods
Cleveland Pirates game halted after win arrests
In Beach Park Collinwood authorities arrested Cleveland players after Gard ner hit a batter with the bases loaded in the eighth to force in the home winning run. Magistrate Elton released them on $50 bail for a Saturday hearing. Pittsburg players were not harmed.
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Cleveland
Collinwood Village
Beach Park
Gardner
Collinwoood
George R. Barry
Elton
Pittsburg
Colonels and Browns split hard fought two games
In St Louis on June 19 the Colonels and Browns split a doubleheader in two fiercely contested games. Dowling pitched for the visitors as both contests went to the final out.
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ST. Louis
Colonels
Browns
Hhe
Dowling
Taunton sets James for Sunday league clash at Mt Hope Park
Taunton will play off a postponed league game with Fall River at Mt Hope Park next Sunday. With over 3000 on the Taunton grounds Saturday June 12 the town claims the largest non holiday New England League crowd this season.
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Billy Murray
Providence
John Irwin
Boston
Taunton
Fall River
Mt. Hope Park
Fleming
Maloney
Georgetown
Newton A. C
John Anderson
Worcester
Washington
Worcester Oval
Todd
Pawtucket
Taunton Grounds
Bank
South End Grounds
Dooley
Martin
Battery
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Brockton
New Bedfords
New England
Sheckard
Meeting to decide events for July 4 regatta on the Charles
The New England Amateur Rowing Association plans a night meeting at the American House to set events for the spring regatta on the Charles River. City funds are allocated for celebratory activities and a regatta, with officials urging broad club participation and a shift away from professional crews this year.
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New England Amateur Rowing Association
Charles River
M. F. Hart
West End
Ward 3
Walter Stimpson
John J. Corrigan
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
The
Charles
Gaudaur
Rogers
Bun Ker Hill Guards Hold Meeting in Charlestown
Military Division 37 of the Bun ker Hill Guards met in Monument Hall Charlestown with President John F. Galvin presiding. Six new members were initiated and the group voted to parade next Sunday to escort delegates to the Tren ton national convention. Galvin to represent the division at the convention.
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Bunker Hill
Colby University selects captains and approves 1900 schedule
Varney A. Putnam chosen captain of Colby baseball and C. H. Dascombe named manager for varsity football. The athletic committee approves a 1900 schedule with games against Boston University Brown Bowdoin Maine Bates and Bowdoin with two open dates in October and November.
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Waterville
Colby University
Athletic Association
Varney A. Putnam
C. H. Dascombe
H. J. Merrick
Boston University
Brown
Providence
Bowdoin
Brunswick
University of Maine
Bates
Munyon's General Debility Pellets Promote Vitality
Munyon's pellets claim to strengthen the nerves enrich the blood and give new vitality with a retail price of 25 cents at druggists.
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Munyon
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Intercity Games This Summer
Numerous Boston area clubs and out of town teams advertise for competitive games from June to September. Larks and Belmonts seek 14 to 18 year olds, Franklin Park teams, Pacifics, Fairmounts, Eldoras and more publish dates, locations, and expense terms. Contacts include J Campbell, J Seery, J Brennan, and dozens of managers across Boston and suburbs.
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Scribs
J. Cunningham
Lark Street
South Boston
Willows
Jamaica Plain
Leavers
Roxbury
J. L. Gibbons
Street
Mass
Daytons
Dorchester
Franklin Park
Franklin Field
Harry J. O’meara
Kilton Street
Acorn A. A
J. Campbell
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Boston
Brad
Boston Wheelmen
Sam
H. Wolfe
Poplar Street
North Cambridge
L. Cote
Sargent Avenue
Belmonts
Jnly
Thompson
Madison Street
C. M. Bradbury
Spargo
Attleboro
Poor
Waltham
Moore
Melrose
Bates
Waverly
Davis
Everett
Descotta
Brooks
Newcomb
Iot Street
Shamrocks
Thomas Olson
Snug Harbor
Washburns
James Leary
Howell Street
Andovers
Malden
A. A
Norwood
Marlboro
Carters
Woburn
Newburyport
William R. Adams
North Andover
Franklins of
Cambridge
Marion Juniors
James Seery
Sixth Street
East Cambridge
Marion
John Kane
Seventh Street
Pacifics
C. F. Martin
Athens Street
Fairmounts
Palermo Street
Eldoras
West End
Gorey
JL Carroll
Pat Humphrey
S. S
McGuinness
Driscoll
William Carroll
Lynch
Jaye Rice
C. F
Transfield
Ryan
Dorchesters
Whelan
Maine
P. m
Thomas NI
Mullen
River Street
Atlantic
New England
W. Allen
Washington Street
St. Catherines
Somerville
James J. Brennan
Oxford Street
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Gaelic School Marks 1788 Rebellion Centenary
P J ODaly and Michael A Hurley led classes at 13871 Washington Street as the Gaelic School celebrated the centenary of the 1788 rebellion with remarks by O Daly. Union Park Hall hosts the quarterly entertainment next Thursday, with organizer committees noting full preparations. Irish piper Mr Harney will play ancient airs on bagpipes including Caiseal Mu an, Staka au Mharagaigh, Banchnoie Hireann O, Binnisin aorach au Ghroughadh, Seaghan ODuibhir au Ghleanna.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Michael A. Hurley
Ireland
Union Park Hall
Harney
Binnisin Aorach
Seaghan O'Duibhir
Ghleanna
Melrose and Malden to Host Dual Meet with Nine Events
World of Sport notes a dual meet between Melrose High and Malden High at Melrose in June with nine events. John Quinn of Boston College begins sprint preparation for NCAA championships today at Charlesbank. O Connell manager Dugene Sullivan seeks to arrange a match with Emmet team on Wednesday evening. Suburban handicap upset favorites. Plaudit loses to Pink Coat in the St. Louis derby. Lake Quinsigamond regatta entries are sparse with Ten Eyck Lewis and possibly P J Herbert in the senior single and Weld and Worcester High School in the senior eight.
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Melrose High
Malden
Melrose
John Quinn
Boston College
Plaudit
St. Louis
Weld
Worcester Iigh School
Cornell Crew Fans Bet Big on Yale Race Clash
Yale and Harvard crews rest before the big Cornell Yale Harvard boat race as Ithacans scheme to bet up to five thousand dollars on the varsity or freshmen crews. Courtney reports rough Thames water and plans to send the full course voyage tomorrow while Harvard Yale and Cornell managers finalize race details.
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YALE
New London
Harvard
Frank Thompson
Red Top
Payne Whitney
Eleanor
Harrison's Landing
Cornell
Courtney
Thames
Ithacans
Poughkeepsie
New Haven
Cambridge
Crocker House
Perkins
Crimson
Elis
Three-Crew Race Boating Course Planned on Thames River
The article details a proposed new four mile course for a three-crew boat race on the Thames River. It compares the existing width and measurements from a government map with a proposed 100 foot wide parallel course offering current advantages and depths from 18 to 50 feet after the first half mile.
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Thames River
New London Board of Trade
United States Naval Station
Saugus racing entries and boxing notes from June event
A dense notice lists horse entries for the Saugus race course meeting June 28 to July 1 with pace and trotting classes and purses. It also surveys boxing match ideas and plans in Boston, New York, Toledo, and Buffalo, highlighting Spike Sullivan versus Cal Hawkins prospects and related fighter news.
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Saugus
John Kervick
Worcester
B. m. Marjoree Knapp Forshner
Providence
B. G. Bassett
W. J. Melody
Salem
M. Georgie
J. A. McDonald
Malden
J. A. Moulton
Lyndonville
Kendall C, Bulman
Hudson
Rich & Co
Boston
Nashua
S. Gen
Robinson Joseph Fancher
Florida
I. c
BE. McDonald
Readville
B. m. Birdelle
D. Broderick
Waltham
B. G. Dumont
John Trout
Concord
B. G. Blazeaway
H. W. Macomber
Lexington
B. G. Ibsen
N. J. Stone
Franklin Park
Ae Eek Blk
M. Lady
Thorndike
B. m. Gretchen
B. G. Nixon
J. J. Collins
Westerly
B. G. Armont
M. J. Cahill
M. Eandrino
Charles Abrams
Billy Crocke
P. Wall
South Boston
Wblk
Cuckoo
J. J. Bowen
Mystic Park
K. Forshner
Gordon Cummings
A. Johnson
Brockton
Allertine
E. Hutchinson
Somerville
G. Gladstone
Fred Isabell
Underhill
Robert Proctor
G. King Harry Robert Proctor
M. Avis J. J. Bowen
Medford
B. G. Lydick
B. m. Gipsy Girl
Knapp Forshner
B. G. Bassett T. Tighe
M. Cora
Woodshed
Eddie Horton
Alvan Swift
Williams
S. Palmetto
Prince James Timothy
Clara W. J. Melody
Georgie
B. m. Marjoree Trard Palmer
S. Myman
J. A Smith
Eh. S. Hal Rhea
J. A. Smith
Moedford
Hal Rhea
G. F. Tallman
Newport
Mercury Wilkes
R. M
L. J. Sturtevant
A. D. Lawrence
Jimmie
H. M. Temple
Robert R. BE
M. Gillies
Peter Turney
John F. Fitzgerald
G. Sanford L
George G
R. I
H. F. Amsden
Hoston
Veevacel
Hector Lyle Sterling
Sssence Bik
Dr. Franklin, Jr
Ch. m. Stella R. D. Walte
M. Angelle
Eh. m
Ceell M
J. J. Crawford
Nashunt
N. the
Tard Palmer
Nixon
William M. Titus
Springfeld
Pelle
George F. Tallman
Lucky Bor Rich & Co
Gretchen
G. A. Tourtelette
Boxing Gossip Roundup of Weekly Matchups
Boxing gossip lists a slate across cities with 20 round bouts and 10 round fights. Notable entries include Charles Burns versus Charles Johnson in Wheeling and Yowuny White against Larry Burns at Manhattan A. C. in New York.
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Charles Burns
Charles Johnson
Wheeling
Charley McKeever
McConnell
San Francisco
Yowuny White
Larry Burns
Manhattan A. C
Eddie Connolly
Joe Robinson
St. John
Syike’’ Sullivan
Daleawkins
Leno A
New York
Austin Ceva
Charlierelly
George Munroe
Jack Ward
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Castoria for Infants and Children Ad
Advertisement notes Castoria as the trusted remedy for infants and children, claiming it is the familiar product families have used for generations. It emphasizes safety and parental confidence in a soothing, gentle option.
Bicycle Notes Highlight Hearings On Humboldt Avenue Tracks
Chief Consul Elliott calls wheelmen opposed to laying car tracks on Humboldt avenue Roxbury to a hearing tomorrow morning at 20 Beacon street before the railroad commissioners. The piece also mentions racing news from F F Goodman Cordang and Huret, plus club affairs and weather effects on Boston cyclists.
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Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Franklin Park
Beacon Street
F. F. Goodman
New York
Cordang
Cordany
Huret
August Lehr
Germany
Racing Board
Tom Butler
Howard B. Freeman
Philadelphia
Butler
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company
J. H. Herbert
London
Brighton
Potter
Consul Jenkins
Jenkins
Boston
Acton
Copley Square
F. C. Story
Newburyport
Young Man’s Extravagant Tastes Shake Family Plans
In a Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt a fond father fears his son-in-law candidate is chewed by extravagant tastes. The daughter concedes he seeks her as a wife, signaling pending family tension over the match.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Middle distance race standings shape up for July showdown
The coming meeting between Jimmy Michael and Eddie McDuffee is hotly anticipated as McDuffee leads a field of eleven middle distance riders with four wins. Bourette could be dangerous if available, while Linton Elkes and Edward Taylor jockey for position. The lineup sets dates through July with key clashes at Charles River Park and Manhattan Beach.
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Jimmy Michael
Eddie McDuffee
McDuffee
Vernier
Hoyt
Scott
Barnaby
Starbuck
Major Taylor
Elkes
Linton
Edward Taylor
Titus
Tom Linton
Harry Elkes
Charles River Park
Manhattan Beach
Bourette
Michael
MclDuffee
Dave Shafer
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