Baseball schedules across leagues and cities
National League matchups include Brooklyn at Boston Washington at New York Baltimore at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburg at Cleveland St Louis at Louisville New England League games feature New Bedford at Fall River Pawtucket at Brockton Bangor at Portland Augusta at Lewiston Eastern League schedules list Providence at Syracuse Springfield at Rochester Wilkesbarre at Toronto Scranton at Buffalo Yale versus Princeton in New Haven listed among other games
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Louis
Louisville
New England
New Bedford
Fall River
Pawtucket
Brockton
Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
Toronto
Scranton
Buffalo
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Tucker Provides Late Rally In Boston Washington Tilt
Thomas Tucker belted a tying homer in the eighth for Boston as Washington fought back to win in eleven innings at South End grounds. Mercer pitched well for the Senators while Boston’s fielding failed at critical moments. Demonteville and Maguire had notable hits, but Boston’s defense deteriorated late as Washington pulled ahead and held on for victory.
Stivetts Bats For Sullivan In Eleventh Inning
Washington held Boston to three runs as Joyce hit his second homer and Tucker added a shot. Abbay doubled, Bannon and Demontreville drove in runs, Lowe and Bannon stole bases. Brown Tucker Tenney Demontreville Joyce Hamilton Duffy Maguire walked. Brown Sullivan Tenney struck out. Attendance 1200. Umpire Emstie. Time 2h 30m.
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Stivetts
Sullivan
Washington
BCS
Boston
Joyce
Tucker
Abbay
Bannon
Demontreville
Lowe
Brown
Tenney
Hamilton
Duffy
Maguire
Emstie
Hoy’s muff costs Cincinnatis late lead in Chicago loss
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 3 to 1 after Hoy misplays a long fly in the eighth, allowing two runs with two outs. Pitchers excel, attendance about 200. Scorers note Chicago 3 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 6 hits to 10 for Cincinnati, errors 2 to 3. Griffith and Kittredge win. Ehret Peitz Vaughn take the defeat.
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Chicago
Hoy
Cincinnatis
Scosseeer
Cincinnati
Griffith
Kittredge
Ehret
Peitz
Vaughn
Baseball score details Rochester and Springfield game
The Rochester score line shows 09012388 with 17 earned runs for Springfield 5 2 in favor of Springfield. Three-base hits by Dooley Scheffler and Leahy. Daly Mulvey and Gilbert have two-base hits, with Gilbert hitting twice.
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Rochester
Springfield
Dooley
Scheffler
Leahy
Daly
Mulvey
Gilbert
Toronto Dominates Wilkes Barre In Heavy Hitters Clash
Toronto won the game convincingly over Wilkesbarre with strong hitting and seven errors by the visitors. Dunn scattered hits while Yerrick benefited from solid support though fielding miscues persisted. Smith homered as 600 spectators watched.
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Toronto
Ont
Wilkesbarre
Dunn
Yerrick
Smith
Toforto
Seccressi
Dowse
New York Nationals Rout Orange Club 18 to 6
The New York National League team defeated the Orange Athletic Club nine in Orange New Jersey by a wide 18 to 6 margin.
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Orange
N. J
Orange Athletic Club
Bisons Beat Coal Barons On Strong Batting And Defense
In Buffalo on June 22 the Bisons defeated the Scranton coal barons 8 to 1. Wadsworth fanned seven, cleanly handling his position as Buffalo built a decisive lead. Attendance 200. Buffalo 14 hits, Scranton 8. Buffalo errors 4, Scranton 3. Batteries Wadsworth Urquhart and Urquhart. Johnson Burger and Outcalt.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bisons
Coal Barons
Wadsworth
Borenton
Scranton
Wadsworth and Urquhart
Johnson, Burger
Outcalt
Baltimore Crush Phillies In Second Inning rout
Philadelphia hosts Baltimore as Lucid struggles and fielding errors allow a big Baltimore surge in the second inning. Hemming dominates early, Clark benches for arguing, and the Orioles win 14 to 6 after a rough day for Philadelphia at home. Attendance 5300. Hits: Baltimore 20, Philadelphia 7. Mirrors: Baltimore 2, Philadelphia 4. Batters: Hemming Clark Robinson vs Lucid Grady.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Hemming
Clark
Hurst
Baltimore
Hemming and Clark
Robinson
Grady
Cleveland Beats Pittsburg In Slugfest Despite Bunching Trouble
Cleveland lost the game due to failure to bunch hits as Mack's men batted hard. Killen pitched superbly with sharp fielding at critical moments and received excellent support. The box shows Pittsburg 14 runs, Cleveland 9, with 4 errors for Cleveland. Batteries Killen and Sugden for Pittsburg, Young and O'Connor for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Mack
Killen
Pittsburg
Sugden
Young
O’connor
Shake up in Louisville club reshapes lineup
Louisville, Ky June 22 A management shake up led to Treadway's release and a plan to form Shannon Smith and McDermott while Hassamaer and pitcher McFarland were recalled. Most players were threatened with suspension without pay yet Eustace played. The Colonels won on strong batting and base running with 500 in attendance. Louisville 30100100 5 SO MOUS ch canseach 90000001 01 Hits Louisville 10 St Louis 4. Errors Louisville 2 St Louis 1. Batteries Hill and Warner Hart and Murphy.
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Louisville
Treadway
Shannon
Smith
McDermott
Hassamaer
McFarland
Eustace
Colonels
St. Louis
Hill and Warner
Hart and Murphy
Bangor Beats Lewiston in New England League Game
Lewiston failed to challenge as Bangor won easily. Williams pitched well but received poor support. Umpire Brady’s decisions hurt the contest. Attendance counted 60. Final: Bangor 11 Lewiston 5 with 6 Lewiston errors and 1 by Bangor. Batteries Mains and Roach for Bangor, Williams and Messitt for Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Bangor
Williams
Brady
ONBOP
Bill Lewiston
Mains
Roach
Messitt
Fall River Beats Brockton in Slugfest Scoring Summary
Fall River defeated Brockton 18 to 12 in a high scoring game. McKenna pitched into the ninth before Magee finished, with 600 in attendance. Base hits favored Fall River 18 to 12, errors 5 for Fall River. Batteries Stevens and Rupert for Fall River. McKenna Magee Buelow Shea for Brockton.
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Brockton
Fall River
McKenna
Magee
Oss.s.s
BVP
BO Boa
Dloo Ose Og
Stevens
Rupert
Buelow
Shea
Portland Wins, Augusta Falters In Slow Start
Portland defeats Augusta 7 to 1 after a strong opening by Clare faded as Augusta pitchers found rhythm. Attendance 350 at Portland. Base hits Portland 12, Augusta 11. Errors Portland 4, Augusta 3. Pitchers Killeen Duncan for Portland Clare Butler for Augusta.
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Portland
Augusta
Clare
Portland i. Issures
Killeen
Duncan
Butler
New Bedford Defeats Pawtucket in Home Game
New Bedford outbatted Pawtucket but strong fielding and steady pitching kept the home team in the game. Monahan allowed two hits while Spregel relieved in the third. Kelley was knocked out early. final score New Bedford 10, Pawtucket 7 with 500 in attendance. Base hits 11 for New Bedford, 14 for Pawtucket. errors 2 and 6. batteries Monahan Murphy and Kelley Sprogel Yeager.
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New Bedford
Pawtucket
Monahan
Kelley
Spregel
Murphy
Sprogel
Yeager
Syracuse Stars Edge Providence In Pitchers Battle
Syracuse beat Providence 6 to 3 as Willis held firm on the mound for Syracuse with only one loss this season. Providence led in the second inning before Rudderham yielded four singles in the fourth to swing the game. Moss Hess and Lyons posted two pace hits for Syracuse as 1500 fans witnessed a strong showing for the home club.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse Stars
Providence
Willis
Rudderham
Moss
Hess
Lyons
Rochester Beats Springfield in Second Game of Series
Rochester, N Y June 22 Rochester took the second game of the series from Springfield today by heavy stick work and brilliant fielding. Errors by Boyd and Dooley marred the home team. Bottemus Johnson Daly Mulvey and Beard starred in fielding and batting. Fuller formerly with the New York Giants played short for Springfield and made four errors.
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Rochester
N. Y
Springfield
Boyd
Dooley
Bottemus
Johnson
Daly
Mulvey
Beard
Gilbert
Fuller
New York Giants
Williams defeats Amherst to clinch Triangular League title
Williams beat Amherst 5 to 3 on Pratt Field to win the 1896 Triangular League championship with Dartmouth third. Captain Lewis named hero as Williams supporters carried him from the field. Amherst errors costly and Johnston pitched well despite weak batting. Kellogg starred for Amherst as eight steals favor Williams, score detailed with bases, hits, and earned runs.
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Amherst
Mass
Pratt
Williams
Dartmouth
Pratt Field
Lewis
Johnston
Kellogg
Cccascessacs
Newport Defeats Brooklyn in Low-Scoring Exhibition
Newport welcomed Brooklyn and excited local fans as the Brooklyns were held to six runs while Newport pushed five across. Ashe struggled on the mound but batters from Brooklyn managed only four hits to Newport’s eight, with a 1000 attendance and a final score of 5 to 6. Batteries Gum bert Stein Burrell Ashe and Cris ham.
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Newport
R. I
Brooklyns
Ashe
Brooklyn
Gumbert
Stein
Burrell
Ashe and Crisham
Players Bench and Local Baseball Notes
Hat Nichols will pitch today. S. O. M. from Roxbury played here in 1890 and is now in Kansas City. Latham, once a mighty mouth organ in the National League, is benching in the Eastern League. Patsey Tebeau praised Mike Sullivan’s arm as top in the country. Gallivan, a top outfielder in a state semi pro team, has eight hits in nine at bats across two recent games. On Boston Common Prince Stars 12 Parmenters 11. South Bostons lead with seven wins in eight. They have two open dates, June 27 and July 4. Everett A A Mt Washington and Milfords preferred. H. L. Harkins, 236 Mt. Vernon Dorchester. H. L. H. says it is a fair ball. Billy Hanley of Randolph tops college umpires this season. Interscholastic league game at South End grounds revealed many old timers: Lewis, Hutchinson, Manning, Parker, Wise, Robinson, McGuire, Murphy, Kelley.
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Thomas
Long Tucker
Boston
Washington
South End
Bannon
Senators
Brillant
Mastnce
Selbach
Duffy
Collins
Sullivan
Tucker
Mercer
Joyce
Brown
Maguire
Crooks
Abbey
Tenney
Hamilton
Abpey
Demontreville
Tom Brown
Long
Selee
Stivetts
Jack
Lowe
Washingtons
Dolan
Harrington
Bostons
Tommy McCarthy
South Boston
Nichols
Roxbury
Kansas City
Latham
Patsey Tebeau
Mike Sullivan
Young Gallivan
Institutes of Weymouth
Boston Common
Prince Stars
Parmenters
South Bostons
Everett A. A
Mt. Washington
Milfords
H. L. Harkins
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Telephone
Billy Hanley
Randolph
Lewis
Hutchinson
Manning
Parker
Wise
Robinson
McGuire
Murphy
Kelley
Williams and Amherst Name Next Season Ball Captains
Frank M. Dewey of Milwaukee was elected captain of the Williams ball team and Raymond N. Kellogg of Holyoke was chosen captain of the Amherst team for next year.
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Amherst
Frank M. Dewey
Milwaukee
Williams
Raymond N. Kellogg
Holyoke
New Jersey Amateur League forms after Trap Shooters dispute
The New Jersey Trap Shooters' League splits, prompting formation of the New Jersey Amateur League of Trap Shooters. Other items include home and home handball win by Lawlor and Dewey of Dublin, race results in Rutherford, a July 4 athletic program in Worcester, and near-matches in cricket and sailing stories with various entries closing dates and prize details.
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New Jersey
John Lawlor
Dewey
Dublin
Carlow
Lawlor
McGrath
Frank
John Charlson
New York
Atlantic
Queenstown
Meadowbrook
Rockaway
Ed Willis
Sam Freeth
Rutherford
N. J
Freeth
Willis
J. F. O'Hara
Box
Newark
Harlem Cricket Club
People
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Moreau
Eintries Close
Charles Esling
Girard
P. F. Ryan Box
Worcester
Mass
Cavagnaro
Fred Ratta
Ratta
Cambridge Might Be Winner in Four-Boat Races
BIG DELEGATION TO SEE RACES AT POUGHKEEPSIE N Y JUNE 22 Cambridge crews train hard for the four cornered event with Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell and Columbia. a Sunday hurricane disrupted practice and caused minor damage. Officials barred most vessels during the race and drew positions at Nelson House Harvard No 1 Pennsylvania 2 Cornell 3 Columbia 4. New College crew judged neat but light.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Joe Ward
Ellis Ward
Franklin
Cornell
West Point
Charley Courtney
Harvard
Crimson
Carlisle
Revenue Cutters
New York
Nelson House
West Shore
Columbia
Clark Wins Championship At Irvington Oval
Clark of the B A A won the all round title at Irvington Oval with victories in the 100 yard dash 16 pound shot high jump and 16 pound hammer while Hopkins of the Peninsular A A took the mile walk Hopkins withdrew after a knee sprain in the pole vault Clark also won the high hurdles and broad jump but missed the mile run Europe-bound within July. Officials listed and results summarized with times and distances.
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Irvington Oval
Ellery H. Clark
Eddie L. Hopkins
Peninsular A. A
Clark
Hopkins
Europe
E. H. Clark
Buicseh
Rene Oe
Bsofa
Cesseys
John Graham
John F. Moakley
Messrs. de Groot
H. H. Holden
Bremer
Walcott Surrenders Over June Assault Warrant
Joe Walcott, the boxer, turned himself in to Municipal Criminal Court officers after a warrant was issued for assault and battery on June 17 at the Charles street gate of the Common against Florence Williams of 52 Middlesex street. Judge Ely granted a continuance until today.
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Joe Walcott
Municipal Criminal Court
Charles Street
Florence Williams
Middlesex Street
Ely
Boxing Gossip and Boxing News From London to Brooklyn
Boxing gossip covers Dobbs Burke and matches in Albany while O'Donnell versus Mitchell spar in London. Eddy Curry defeats Creed and Hopkins beats Johnson as Burke eyes Lavigne rematch. The London fire brigade tournament draws prizes and debate over bare knuckle fights. Corbett’s X-ray findings are shared by Drs Jones and Livingston along with praise for his powerful spine and agility.
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Steve O’donnell
Charley Mitchell
Abex Hickens
London
Johnny Murphy
National Sporting Club
Pedler Palmer
Unique Theatre
Brooklyn
Eddy Curry
Tommy Creed
Joe Hopkins
John Henry Johnson
Henry Baker
Charley Strong
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Jim Carney
George Lavigne
Dick Burge
Lavigne
Burge
Sunday Post
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
W. A. Brady
Corbett
Peter
San Francisco
Jones
Mark Livingston
George V. Tuohey
Yale Crew Trains At Henley Before English Style Shift
Yale's oarsmen completed a morning training run from Henley to Temple Island and back. The day featured pair-oared work coached for the season while Trinity Hall and Leander also appeared. A London World copyright special notes Bob Cook will switch to English oars with new swivel oar-locks being made in Putney, aiming for full English style by Wednesday. New College is viewed as the strongest college eight.
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Henley-On-Thames
Yale
Temple Island
Trinity Hall
London
New York
Bob Cook
Putney
Boxing trainer Shaw offers summer self defense lessons
Prof Shaw at 181 Tremont Street promotes boxing instruction with special summer rates and a testimonial from K class highlighting self defense training and reputation.
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Shaw
Tremont St
New College Crew Makes First Water Appearance
London June 22 Guy Nickells and R C Leachmann of the Leander Rowing Club visited Yale University crews at their quarters this afternoon The New College crew appeared on the water for the first time and is regarded by Yale as superior to the Leanders with a long powerful stroke while the Leanders stroke is shorter
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New College
Ellington
London
Guy Nickells
R. C. Leachmann
Leander Rowing Club
Yale University
Yale
A Sea Syndicate Swindle Claims $9000 From Subscribers
Nicholas J. Weaver of the Atlantic Yacht Club was arrested in New York on a charge that he swindled Boston Herald and Philadelphia Inquirer subscribers out of $9000. His plan involved a three year world yachting cruise with a historian and amateur photographer to produce illustrated travel sketches and data for a book, while selling natural curios to museums. The scheme promised big profits and even offered Kipling and others as historians. Weaver was remanded after a hearing pending civil redress. police and legal actions continue.
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Nicholas J. Weaver
Atlantic Yacht Club
New York
Boston Herald
Philadelphia Inquirer
Weaver
Rudyard Kipling
Frank Stockton
Crane
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
Boston
Ailsa Wins Royal Mersey Yacht Regatta at Liverpool
Ails a beat Britannia in the Royal Mersey Yacht Club regatta sailed fifty miles from New Brighton to Liverpool. The Ailsa finished at 9 20 50 to take first prize of £8 with Britannia second at 9 27 49. The Saint led the twenty raters at 9 8 while the Satanita trailed and Niagara was last as wind died and tide ran against the boats. If weather does not improve, small yachts may not finish before tomorrow morning.
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Liverpool
Royal Mersey_Yacht Club
New Brighton
West Hoyle
Ailsa
Britannia
Eastern Yacht Club Opens To Ladies At Marblehead
The Eastern Yacht Club house at Marblehead will open to ladies next Saturday and evening with a 1 to 4 pm collation and 6 to 7:30 pm supper, followed by dancing. Concerts are planned at the club on July 9, 16, 23, 30 and August 6, 13, 20, 27. A knockabout race is scheduled for Saturday the 27th with prizes: Gardner cup worth 100 dollars for first, 30 dollars for second if five or more start, and 10 dollars for third if seven or more start.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Ideal Defends Trophy in Seawanhaka Club Race at Centre Island
The first trial race for the Seawanhaka Club small boat class to select a defender for the international trophy was won by the Ideal owned by H. O. Havemeyer. The Larchmont Club’s Riverside finished second and the El Heirie placed third.
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Centre Island
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Seawanhaka Club
Ethelwynn
Ideal
H. O. Havemeyer
Larchmont Club
Riverside
el Heirie
Cognition Dies After Kenora Race Tragedy at Haverhill
At Kenora Trotting Park Haverhill June 22 the first day of the June circuit races drew decent attendance in warm weather. In the 2:40 event Cognition a 5 year old colt owned by L. H. Brown of Somerville suddenly staggered and fell across the track life less after finishing the third heat. Other heats listed include Mary B. and Artful among numerous contenders in purses of 300 dollars.
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Haverhill
Kenora Trotting Park
Cognition
L. H. Brown
Somerville
Mary B
B. m
Frank Almont
Jack Gamble, Jr
Gamble Actings
Bela Sesh
Chico
B. G
Swan
Merry Belle
Clarke
Panen Ler Weeig
Cox
Mabel
Bik. m
Spinner
Canoteus
E. T. Well
Smokey
Bik. G
Camp
Aree
Peter Kern
Window
Adeline W
Wolcott
John
B. S
Bickford
Artful
Ashland Wilkes
Elmwood
Packard
Ray Wilkes
Eesereeseres
Esge
Cheredge
Flossie W
Baim
Blk. G
Ramsey
Kenneth
Unbrand
Escce
Eseeree
Live Turf Notes and Early Racing Updates
Saugus opens today as New York horses win six of twelve at Mystic last week. Detroit offers a 2500 purse for a free for all pacers, with Early Bird at 2 10 not raced until late August. Charles Doble houses Whirligig at 2 10, Transylvania closes with thirty entries, a record breaker. John R. Gentry, Joe Patchen and Robert J. slated to start at Red Oak. minor meetings at Cleveland, Troy, Haverhill, Scranton and Old Orchard next week Cephas.
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Saugus
Detroit
Early Bird
New York
Mystic
Charles Doble
Transylvania
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Robert J
Red Oak
Cleveland
Troy
Haverhill
Scranton
Old Orchard
Cephas
Americans Win International Team Race in Bordeaux
Paris cablegram reports the Bordeaux international team race won by an American trio, Kizer Wheeler and Murphy. Murphy led the scratch event, beating a field that had been dominant with Johnson and colleagues.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Paris
Bordeaux
Kizer
Wheeler
Murphy
Johnson
Cycling Notes Highlights Rhode Island and New England Races
Rhode Island cycling notes praise L. F. Jackson as Rhode Island’s best starter at Crescent Park Providence. Lou to officiate at Sanford Maine Fourth, Brattleboro Vermont August, while Harvey Hutchins shifts tires and claims better form. Lon Peck remains top starter for Springfield meets. Thayer of Union Manufacturing travels to oversee Viking brand. Road race plans loom for Fowler, and an all gold and diamond meet at Centennial Grove Essex July 4 features diamond watches and gold pieces. July 2 public hearing slate on bicycle resolve. Newton A A to host July 4 race. incident reports include a Waltham boy breaking an arm after a bicycle fall. In Manchester a French Canadian worker dies after a bicycle collision with a train engine. In Providence a Crescent Park manager seeks $3000 from a bicycle troupe for breach of contract.
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F. Jackson
New England
A. O. Very
Crescent Park
Providence
Rhode Island
Lou
Sanford
Brattleboro
Harvey Hutchins
Transit
Strauss
Lon Peck
Lon
Springfield Bicycle Club
Springfield
EF. Thayer
Union Manufacturing Company
Toledo
Ohio
Viking
Fowler
Centennial Grove
Essex
Essex County Bicycle Association
the Post
James Jeffreys
Gloucester
Mass
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Ross
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Cambridge
Walcott
Bobby Dobbs
Joe Burke
Albany
Henley
Lawrence’s
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Chas Lawrence & Co
King OF
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Mi'ard Liniment Mfg. Co
A Sea Syndicate
Onoqua
Sheepshead Bay
Henry of Navarre
Clifford
M. I. Dwyer
Oakley
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James T. Hyde
W. N. Robb
Ed Graves
Lexington
King Clay
Jay Bird
Jettie
Dr. Hohenbeck
General Turner
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C. V. Moore
Ralph. C. Rollins
Moody Street
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Manchester
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Stark Mills
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George RB. Boyden
Remington
Remington Arms CO
Columbus Avenue
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