Amateurs Seek Games Across City Youth Leagues
A dense listing shows Lowell and Boston area clubs seeking games and strong amateur or semi professional teams for June 20 to June 27, with dozens of A A and C clubs, captains, and contact addresses from Chelsea to Somerville. The notice highlights teams for minors and teens, plus several 18 to 20-year-old squads and a request from Boston Financial News for a game with the Boston News Bureau team.
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West Lynn
Somerville
Orients
West End
L. Lodkson
Tavell Street
City
Waverleys
A. F. Flynn
Waverley
Southsides
D. FE. Sullivan
Morse Street
Watertown
Hartford
A. A
D. Fef. Downing
Jamaica
F. F. Murphy
Keyes Street
Jamaica Plain
East Miltons
P. Barry
Sheldon Street
East Milton
Mass
Montgomery A. C
F. Bohumuller
Montgomery Street
North Cambridge
Manhattans
J. Corcoran
Pearl Street
Cambridge
Playfairs
East Boston
Kelly
D. Barry
Dt Whall
Kane
Hartigan
S. S
A. Lane
Flaherty
J. F
M. Ritter
N. Monahan
Olympia
James Whall
Cottege Street
East
Boston
e _Admirals
David Cronin
Springer Street
South Boston
W. E. Helbbachs
William Cragan
Sixth Street
Willards
J. Kelly
Brattle Street
Clintons
A.G. Shea
Vine Street
East Cambridge
Oakfields
J. F. Collins
Houghton Street
Marions
Walter Burke
Whitney Street
Roxbury
Massasoit
M., Walsh
Gloucester Place
Petersons
Peter and Paul
McLeod
Gold Street
South
Laurels
G. F. Gibgon
Washington Street
George H. White
Green Street
HH. D. Crams
W. Warren
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Malevs
T. McDonald
Gates Street
Walnut Stars
T. McGuinness
Kelly's Block
Charlestown
Lartford A
D. Cc. Downing
P. O. Box
Hillsides
Daniel F. McCarthy
Norwood Street
Neponset
Franklins
John Conway
Marion Street
Clarendons
Max Lewis
Oswego Street
Hudsons
C. A. Montgomery
Davis Street
Quakers
J. J. O'Brien
Tyler Street
Vinton Reds
M. Housberger
Vinton Street
Semersons
E. Myers
Emerson Street
Maple A. A
B. Weinburg
Maple Avenue
Thomas Gurin
Lowell Street
Boston Financial News
Boston News
J. J. Driscoll
Congress Street
Franklin A. A
R. J. Cook
Cliff Street
Trenton Juniors
Austin A. Gabriel
Fabin Street
Young Warrens
Alfred Pearson
Nanover Street
Auburns
St. Francis de Sales A. A
James Bourough
Auburn Street
Walnut A. A
EF. Riley
India Street
St. Stephens
Jerome J. Dutra
Harris Street
Bennetts
Sylvester Woods
Joy Street
Trimount A. C
George Jacobs
Hawthornes
J. F. Miller
Court Street
Orioles
M. Dregborn
Main Street
Lincolns
G. Kelver
East Seventh Street
Fenway Juniors
J. O'’Neil
Leon Street
P. FP. Curleys
Bert Leahy
Chayly Place
Rose Hill Juniors
William Cummings
Alane A. C
W. Tracey
Johnson Avenue
West Roxbury
Cliftondales
G. J. Bilis
Huntington Avenue
Hyde Park
Gardner A. C
J. Dillon
Canton A. A
C. Yester
West Canton Street
River Streets
James Bright
Reddy Avenue
Mavericks
A. C. Berman
London Street
Webster A. C
T. Conroy
Webster Avenue
St. Marrs
J. Lewell
Terrills Street
Lynn
Unions
H. Cunningham
Fourth Street
Riversides
Priest Brennan Celebrates First Mass in Charlestown
The Rev. Neil P. Brennan, newly ordained in Baltimore, celebrated his first mass at St. Mary's Church Charlestown at 10 30 yesterday morning. He was assisted by the Rev Henry K Murray deacon and the Rev Mr Tobin sub deacon. Members of Chevers and Hamilton courts Catholic Order of Foresters attended. Brennan is a member of Hamilton Court. A special musical programme accompanied the ceremony and the sermon was preached by Rev Philip J Gormley.
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Neil P. Brennan
Baltimore
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Henry K. Murray
Tobin
Cheverus
Hamilton Courts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Mr. Brennan
Hamilton Court
Philip J. Gormley
Yale favored to win Yale Harvard race says Titus
New York June 21 C Titus champion amateur sculler of America reviews Yale Harvard crews in training at New London. He predicts Yale to win if race is fast with wind and tide, or a close Harvard victory in rough water. He notes Yale’s superior watermanship and longer stroke, Harvard’s rugged power may offset the fine points.
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New York
Titus
America
Yale
Harvard
New London
Yale and Harvard oarsmen prepare amid rain at Gales Ferry
Heavy rain keeps Yale and Harvard crews indoors at Gales Ferry on the last Sunday of spring practice. Both camps report all oarsmen in excellent condition. No time rows this week as the squads focus on edging up for race day.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Roosevelt party to witness Harvard Yale boat race aboard Sylph
Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt plan to watch the Harvard Yale race from the Sylph at New London. Mrs Roosevelt will leave Washington for Oyster Bay Tuesday then go to New London Wednesday to join her daughter and invited guests for the race on Thursday. The Sylph will be sent there for the purpose and may also travel up the Sound from Oyster Bay.
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Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
New London
Sanborn Seminary Strong Nine Captures Noted NH Season
Sanborn Seminary closes a successful season and earns a reputation as a top New Hampshire school team. The squad, well balanced with high teamwork, includes players Cook Malay Currier Knights in the lineup with Sanborn Conquest Webster Woodman Lord and Gordon featured in the photograph.
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Sanborn Seminary
New Hampshire
Cook
Malay
Currier
Knights
Sanborn
Conquest
Webster
Woodman
Lord and Gordon
Shamrock III Proclaimed Best Windward Challenger By Hank Haff
Captain Hank Haff writes from Erie Basin praising Shamrock III as a slick well-turned craft with deep underbody and swelled bottom leading to improved windward grip. He notes lower sail area vs Reliance, wheel steering, and predicts strong windward performance while cautioning poorer showing on reaching in strong winds. He expects the challenger to be fast and dangerous in light winds and choppy seas.
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New York
Hank Haff
American and Journal of
Erie Basin
Shamrock
Anchor Line Ship Brings Supplies for Lipton Fleet
The Columbia arriving from Glasgow delivers four spars mast boom gaff and topmast for Shamrock III. Also provided are cross-pieces rivets canvas paint and clothing for Sir Thomas Lipton's fleet along with two boxes of clothing.
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New York
Columbia
Glasgow
Sir Thomas Lipton
Pittsburg Tops Baseball Standings and notes on Yale Harvard
Pittsburg leads the season with players like Burkett Loftus and Dougherty shining. Harvard vs Yale at New Haven looms with Clarkson tipped to give Crimson a win. Tenney and Lachance pace the American and Boston leagues while college baseball honors favor Lynch of Brown after a standout 21 strikeouts.
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Pittsburg
South End
Collins
Detroit
Harry Aubrey
Aubrey
Worcester
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Clarkson
Crimson
Lovells
Brookline
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Burkett
Loftus
Dougherty
Fred Tenney
Parent
Lachance
Tenney
Nationals
Cambridge
Shevlin
Barnes
Elf
Lynch
Brown
Boston Well in the Lead in Cleveland Batterymen Clash
Six thousand witnessed a slugging American League game at Mahaffey Park as Boston Beaneaters toppled Cleveland 12 to 7. Lajoie stood out for Cleveland amid a rough day for pitchers, while Freeman homered and Boston rallied with timely hits and strong fielding. Umpire O Laughlin drew heat from players and spectators alike.
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Canton
Mahaffey Park
Cleveland
Boston
Lajoie
Cantonians
Beaneaters
Walker
Forest Citys
Dorner
Bay
Bradley
Clevelands
Parent
Freeman
Hickman
Benis
Largie
Dougherty
McCarthy
Wiick
Gochnauer
Bemis
Hughes
Collins
O’brien
lLajoie
O'Loughlin
Silk
St Louis Beats Washington 2 1 in pitchers duel
In St Louis on June 21 St Louis swept the series by defeating Washington 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Sudhoff faced Townsend who lost due to poor fielding behind him. The game was well played with little sensational action and attendance reached 9200.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Sudhoff
Townsend
Chicago Wins Easy Victory Over Philadelphia in Baseball Game
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 7 behind strong hitting by Holmes and Green and sharp fielding from Callahan. Plank pitched early, but a Tannehill fumble and wild throw helped the visitors late. Attendance was about 12,000 as Chicago batted for Plank in the ninth.
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Chicago
Plank
Flaherty
Tannehill
Holmes
Green
Callahan
Ance
Acteas
Onicaro
Philadelphia
Boston Nationals suffer as Parent leads American League batting
The Boston Nationals slump with Tenney hitting .525 and Cooley .281 while fans desert midweek crowds. Boston seeks new players as Buckenberger pushes for upgrades. In contrast the American League shows Gibson and four strong pitchers for Boston, with Parent emerging as a league leader. Pittsburg holds first, Newark trails.
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Boston Nationals
Tenney
Cooley
Boston
Buckenberger
Parent
Pittsburg
Newark
Baseball Summary of Game Actions
Green, Callahan, Hartsell, and Murphy each hit two base hits. Magoon, Flaherty, and Pickering executed sacrifice hits. Flaherty stole a base and Pickerering was hit by a pitch. Plank struck out six batters while Flaherty fanned five. Powers had a passed ball. Walks totaled one off Flaherty and two off Plank. Pickering and Green were hit by pitches. Time was 2 hours with Umpire Sheridan.
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Boslon
Cleveland
Boston
Collins
Ferris
McCarthy
Bradley
Lajoie
Hickman
Freeman
Gochnaur
ST. Louis
Washington
R. B. Po
A. E. Burkett
Moran
Helidr'k
Selbach
Ryan
Anders'n
Deleh'nty
R Friel
O'Coughlin
Kahoe
Clark
Padden
Robinson
McCork
S O
Drill
Sudhoff
F.p
Townsend
Burkett
Coughlin
Friel
Anderson
Connolly
Ceigars
Philadelphia
Ace Holmes
Hartsell
Jones
Picker
Davis
Callahan
OL. Cross
Isbell
Sey Bold
Magoon
Murphy
Tanehill
M.cross
S. O
McFarl'd
Powers
Flaherty
Plank P
Doe
Hoffiman
Green
Pickering
Plank
Sports pairings listed for upcoming NBA matchups
Boston faces Detroit while New York travels to Cleveland. Philadelphia meets St. Louis and Washington visits Chicago for forthcoming games.
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Boston
Cleveland
Tajuis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Test F.C
St. Louis
York i Svases
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New York
National League Basketball Tonight Matches
Pittsburg faces Boston while Chicago plays New York Cincinnati meets Philadelphia St. Louis travels to Brooklyn in a slate of games listed for today.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Local men’s league schedule across New England towns
A compact schedule lists matchups across New England from Manchester versus Concord to Lowell facing Nashua and Haverhill meeting Brockton along with Lawrence versus Fall River, outlining regional sports pairings. The page highlights venue pairings and game-night expectations for the upcoming week.
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New England
Manchester
Concord
Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
Brockton
Lawrence
Fall River
Young Corbett Trains in Gym at Winthrop Beach
Yesterday was mild for Young Corbett, but rain kept him from outdoor work. He did light gymnastics in a hotel gym near Winthrop Beach while admirers from the city watched. He and Kid McFadden, with Harry Tuthill, showed fatigue yet speed as they trained, with Corbett leading the exertion. He plans longer road work to the Point of Pines.
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Young Corbett
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop
Kid McFadden
McFadden
Harry Tuthill
Beachmont
Denny Murphy
Boxing cards promise action at Tammany and Lenox meets
Boxing fans prepare for key clashes as Langford faces a tested Canadian foe and Sam Langford eyes another strong season. Bobby Thompson is set to clash with Sam Langford at Lenox Club Friday night, while Hughy Murphy trains hard to challenge Corbett next Thursday. Johnny Mack negotiates a Murphy Goodman prelim with Harry Forbes vs Chester Goodwin, and Canole may join July West bouts with Briggs, Goodwin, and O’Brien shaping a busy schedule.
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Winthrop
Tammany A. C
Httle
Fistlana
Hughy Murphy
Corbett
Brookline
Dorchester
Milton
Roxbury
North Shore
Fred Bush
Lenox A. C
Bobby Thompson
Sam Langford
Lenox Club
Thompson
Quaker City
Herman Miller
Baltimore
Dan McConnell
Howard Wilson
Billy Devine
Cub White
Harry Snelling
Criterion A. C
Langford
Tim Kearns
Walter Burgo
Andy Watson
America
Johnny Mack
Harry Forbes
Chester Goodwin
Tammany Club
Chelsea
Mack
Forbes
Goodwin
New England
Kid McFadden
San Francisco
Patsy Haley
Dover
J. O’neil
Bellows Falls
Jimmy Briggs
Fall River
Martin Canole
Darby O’brien
Briggs
Canole
Herrara
Frankie Neal
Tritt
O'Keefe
Shy
J. D
Musty
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
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