Sabbath Playing Arrests Stir Cucago Team Warrant Issued
Members of the Cucago baseball team were arrested as a warrant was issued for Patsy Tebeau who was not present. All four held in bail of 100 dollars. National League and various matchups listed across cities including Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington and others. New England and Eastern League games scheduled with multiple city pairings.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Fall River
Brockton
New Beiford
Pawtucket
Bangor
Portland
Augusta
Lewiston
Sunday Observance League arrests Chicago ball players
The Sunday Observance League arrested members of the Chicago league ball team after the third inning in a game against Cleveland. Warrants named Tebeau and McGann, though the latter was not found and no such Cleveland player exists. Bail set at 100 dollars for each player until July 2, with trial to follow. Attendance 13,800. Chicago 3 0 1 0 4 1 2 3 2 13, Cleveland 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 4. Batteries Griffith and Kittredge for Chicago, Knell and Donovan for Cleveland.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Norwood Park
Tebeau
McGann
Colts
Knell
Cincinnati Beaten by Superior Battling in St Louis
In St Louis on June 23 the Cincinnati team were defeated as Connor led the offense with two home runs. Foreman started pitching in the seventh, and Latham was benched for shirking a hot ball. Attendance was about 5000 as St Louis won with a nine to three score. Base hits favored St Louis eleven to six with five errors for St Louis and two for Cincinnati. Batteries Staley and Peitz for St Louis, Dwyer Foreman and Murphy for Cincinnati.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnatis
Connor
Foreman
Latham
Ewing
Cincinnati
Staley
Peitz
Dwyer
Murphy
Cincinnati Catchers Sold and Players Fined
ST LOUIS Missouri June 23 Catcher Spies of the Cincinnati club was yesterday sold to the Louisvilles for 00 and Catcher Merritt was sold to Pittsburg for a like consideration Catcher Kinslow has been fined 100 and suspended by Pittsburg.
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ST. Louis
Spies
Cincinnati Club
Louisvilles
Merritt
Pittsburg
Kinslow
Providence Defeats Rochester In Windy Free-Hitting Game
Providence won 10 to 6 over Rochester in a high scoring Eastern League game at Providence with 3000 in attendance. Lovett pitched for Providence with solid support except two misplays by Dixon at short in the fifth. Duryea was touched for more runs than usual as Providence bats exploded after two were out in several innings.
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Providence
R. I
Rochester
Lovett
Dixon
Stricker
Duryea
Hite
Er- Tors
Diamond Flashes at New York as Boston trip nears
Diamond team plays at New York this afternoon at 3 30 with Stivetts and Ryan as possible pitchers. Five home games remain before the Boston club heads west. Salem Association moves to Haverhill, Jenne joins the National League umpires, Carter of Yale plans to quit after this season, Breitenstein may move to Philadelphia, and Crishen of the Lowells is noted for fast pitching.
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New York
Bostons
Stivetts
Ryan
Salem Association
Haverhill
Jenne
Carter
Yale
Breitenstein
Philadelphia
Crishen
Lowells
Horses That Ought to Win Race Franciscan
Five furlong opener lists South 109 and Mark Time 109 Jane Tam in a tight result. Second race over one mile shows Baroness and Garter with Daly scoring 104. Maple Pr Prince with Laura Davis 105 is highlighted as a pickup. Fourth race seven furlongs features Fargo and Miss Rosa with Polydora. Fifth race over one and one half miles hurdles points to Southerner with Frontense. Franciscan is noted as a potential winner.
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South
Prince
Champion Pim Arrives For West Newton Tennis Week
Dr Joshua Pim the Irish champion arrives with Harold Mahoney and Henry L Ayer for a West Newton tournament featuring Pim against Hobart Hovey Larned and Chace. The week’s schedule lists singles and doubles matches with Pim Mahoney facing rivals including Hobart and Larned across Monday to Friday.
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Joshua Pim
England
Harold Mahoney
Henry L. Ayer
West Newton
Pim
Hobart
Hovey
Larned
Chace
Baddeley
Bulldt
Wimbledon
E. W. Lewis
United Kingdom
Mahoney
Sullivan Benefit Planned At Madison Square Garden
Boxing circles announce a Boston driven benefit for John L. Sullivan at Madison Square Garden led by Howard B. Hackett and Jimmy Wakely with top boxers, aiming to raise funds. Bat Masterson returns to Boston with Dan Creedon, who boxes Billy Hennessey tonight at Newton Street Armory. Daly Jr. referees. Creedon boasts a strong U S record, having defeated many rivals here except Fitzsimmons and Choynski.
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John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Howard B. Hackett
New York
Jimmy Wakely
Sullivan
Hackett
Dan Murphy
Boston
Murphy
Bat Masterson
Dan Creedon
America
Austalia
Billy Hennessey
Newton Street Armory
Creedon
Tom D’arcy
James Gallagher
John D. Hopkins
John D. Hopkins. It Will Be Remembered That Colonel Hopkins
Tom O’rourke
Joe Walcott
Tom Tracey
Colonel Hopkins
Australia
Fitzsimmons
Choynski
Bob Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Bill Lambert
North End
Stifferine Bitters’ Association
Lord Beach Society
Edward M. French Dead, Noted Waltham Journalist
Edward M. French, a veteran Waltham newspaper man aged 35, died at his Robbins street home after several weeks illness. He began his career at the Waltham Record about twelve years ago and later worked for the Waltham Tribune and the Free Press, remaining on its staff at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. French
Waltham
Robbins Street
City
Waltham Record
Waltham Tribune
Free Press
Goat Wins Nahant Dory Race In 1 17 30 Time
The Goat owned by Edward Horton won the Nahant first class dory race yesterday finishing the course to Winthrop Head and back in 1 17 30. H M Sears's boat finished second with five boats entering, only two completing the course.
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Nahant
Edward Horton
H. M. Sears
Winthrop Head
Gentlemen Seek Shaving Department and Hair Dressing Rooms
A terse notice directs gentlemen to the shaving department and hair dressing rooms. The fragment hints at store or facility wayfinding, with no clear dates or organization names. Further readable context would clarify location and purpose.
Defender Work On Colonia Crew As Launch Nears
Bristol June 2 The Defender launch date remains undisclosed with Iselin reporting a Wednesday readiness. The Colonia crew of 33 American seamen undergoes training aboard the Colonia under Capt Haff, preparing to sail the Defender in America’s Cup trials.
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Colonia
Bristol
Iselin
New York
Stillman White
Providence
OConnell Football Club gala after Brookline victory
The O Connell Football Club of Boston celebrated a recent victory at Cypress Street grounds Brookline with a Carlton Hall gathering on Eliot Street. Officers were elected for six months led by John J McDonnell as president and Sylvester Leahy as vice captain. The group resolved to play matches under Gaelic Athletic Association rules and to challenge the Worchester Gaelic game winners after the Fourth of July.
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O'Connell Football Club
Boston
Carlton Hall
Eliot Street
Cypress Street Grounds
Brookline
John J. McDonnell
Daniel Sullivan
John Shea
Richard Prenderast
Cornelius Moriarty
Martin McDonald
Denis Sullivan
Sylvester Leahy
John Costello
Patrick Sullivan
James Flynn
Michael Reilly
D. J. Shea
William Garvey
Timothy Sullivan
James Hayes
Jeremiah Costello
Patrick Kelly
Jeremiah Shea
John Lucey
Michael Sullivan
Timothy Crowley
Thomas Sullivan
John Flahare
Edward Downing
M. J. Kenny
Exile Football Club
James G. Boles
W.B. Woods
John R. B. O’rourke
Jeremiah Scully
Maurice Reed
Worcester
Gaelic Athletic Association
Peter Donohoe
Flahave
Ailsa Reaches Gourock for Dock Work
The Ailsa arrived at Gourock and anchored near the Vailkyrie III. It will go to a Greenock graving dock tomorrow to remove the extra lead added to its keel.
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Glasgow
Gourock
Greenock
Stoneham bicycle club hosts dense turnout for C. C. C. meeting
The Stoneham Bicycle Club drew about 200 riders and many clubs from Jamaica, Garden City, Roxbury, Malden, Dedham and more to discuss a summer meet and a Maverick Road Race on July 4. Highlights included prize tables, committee appointments, and plans for a big Stoneham event after controversy over local meets.
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Stoneham
Portland
Stoneham Bicycle Club
Maverick Club
Maverick
Jamaica Cycle Club
Butterworth
Carl Seelig
G. Guillon
Garden City Wheelmen
Orient Cycle Club
Brignatti
Roxbury
Gordon
Boston College Association of Wheelmen
Morrissey
Malden
Mugridge
Chelsea Cycle Club
Smith
Dedham Cycle Club
Hirsch
Messrs. Chipman and Phillips
Tiger Roadsters
Leslie Schiano
Jamaica Club
Boston
Alpha Club
Murdock
Walker
Salem Willows
Farick Park
Manchester
New Hampshire
Harry Caldwell
W. E. Shaw
Tom Butler
W. S. Reynolds
James Clark
Jubilee Yacht Attracts Crowds In East Boston Parade
Jubilee tops the scene as crowds gather to view General Paine's famous yacht. She escaped serious damage after a cradle accident at Mc Krie's railroad, with only paint scratches. The vessel, now moored near the wharf, undergoes final preparations before a planned cruise from East Boston, destination undecided.
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McKrie’s
Atlantic Works
General Paine
Boston
Divorce Case Involving Corbett Is Said To Move Ahead
A Yankton dispatch reports Mrs Lake seeking a divorce could be Mrs Corbett, wife of James J Corbett, after a six month residence rule in New York. Corbett has answered, alimony and counsel fees expected, case may go to calendar or be referred for testimony. The woman has denied being Mrs Corbett, and she resides with her father at 146 West Eighty eighth street. Corbett previously deeded the Eighty eighth Street home to her and paid her 100 dollars weekly.
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New York
Yankton
Lake
Corbett
Asbury Park
Common Pleas
Superior Court
James J. Corbett
South Dakota
Territory
Jack
Plucky Show at Ten Mile Scratch Race in Manhattan Beach
Sims delivered a stunning ride in the ten mile scratch at Manhattan Beach on June 15. Despite no prior ten mile training and sustaining scars from two falls, he led Columbia to a near record time across six miles before narrowly missing victory. Entries for the tournament go to C H Whitcomb, 162 Main Street. What family owns the most bicycles? Letters welcomed by the Post bicycle editor.
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Ccessesess
Coulter Seseseeees
Cabanne
Sims
Helfert
Johnson
E. C
Uitus
L. C
Zeigler
Sees
Teres Coos
Murphy
Eseeeess
Lemke
Ceeseess
Maddox
Baker
Fisher
Dirnberger
Sanger
Sevesees
Carter
Brown
Steenson
Macdonald
F. H. Allen
Jerney
Spire Vow i
Jenney
Terrillereee
Johnson, L
Cecoreaed
Allen
Kaiser
Callahan, L. A
Tyler
BO Butler
Silvie
Gans
Csesesaneeees
Callahar
C. H
Mayo and Saunders
Matal
Sismia Hs Kees
Rollstone Bicycle Club
Fitchburg Park
Fitchburg Athletic Club
C. H. Brown
J. Lovell Johnson
G. D. Buckley
G. R. Peabody
Fred Hayden
Tallie Putnam
Matthews
Jobes
Burns
Transportation
Co. Vo. Hamilton
F. E. Spooner
A. Geoffrion
Entertainment
F. H. Fenwick
W. B. Ellis
E. W. Gibson
O. Girard
J. Francis
J. A. Holland
T. Nutting
A. H. French
H. J. Tay
L. G. Litchfield
W. H. Preston
I. H. Bolles
Harry Litchfield
W. J. Nathan
C. F. Crowdrey
C. S. Davis
F. B. French
F. E. Bow
C. H. Whitcomb
Main Street
Manhattan Beach
Columbia
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POST
Remarkable Shad Catch At Hampton River
In Hampton New Hampshire on June 23 two Boston anglers Charles F. Peel and Charles E. Foy landed nineteen adult shad using a hook and five minnows on sixty feet of line. Shad are rarely hooked as they are netted and mouth structure resists bait. The captors describe the fish as bass like in fight and tricks when hooked.
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Hampton
N. H
Hampton River
Charles F. Peel
Charles E. Foy
Boston
Bicyclist Narrowly Escapes Electric Car in Cambridge
McCormick riding on Massachusetts Avenue near Harvard Square slid on wet pavement and fell near the rail as an electric car sped by. The vehicle passed within inches, carrying the bike a short distance before stopping. Fellow rider Frank Twitchell freed the bicycle, and only the handlebar was bent.
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McCormick
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Frank Twitchell
Wheeling in Paris bicycle races at the Seine Velo drome
In Paris at the Seine Velo drome on June 23 Dunwody won the amateur two kilometre prix d Ixelles. Banker took the two kilometre prix de Selge beating Belgian champion Protin. Jacquelin won the mile handicap race after a thirty metre start with Banker at twenty nine and Lumsden at sixty third. Protin, scratch, failed to pass the crowd of riders in the home stretch.
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Paris
Seine
Dunwody
Banker
Protin
Jacquelin
Lumsden
Abe
Varsity Crews Race Looms For Three Rival Colleges
Poughkeepsie prepares for the big race among Columbia University Pennsylvanian and Cornell crews delayed by a Penn shell mishap. Cornell favored to win with Columbia and Penn close, betting heavy on the outcome. Lineup details show strong, tall rowers led by Pierrepont for Cornell and Bull for Penn with Columbia’s Presspich and Fish among the stars.
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Poughkeepsie
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Ithacans
Pierrepont
Mines
Farrar
Woodruff
Bull
England
Courtney
Henley
Bow
F. C. Slade
W. B. Chriswell
BE. A. Crawford
E. Johnson
W. B. Sanborn
L. L. Tatum
H. C. Troy
Cozaweln
R. T. Richardson
Rics Scone
C. H. Smith
J. H. Taussig
William Farrar
W. G Woodruff
F. R. Hancock
H. B
Beck
A. E. Bull
Avctarc Voessesssecesss
G. H. Perkins
F. H. Herr
G. P. Tismer
R. W. Presspich
Capt
J. H. Prentice
O. Longacre, Jr
W. G. Tabdy
D. MacGregor
G H. Carter
Hamilton Fish, Jr
HE. Pierrepont
I. H. Sill
A. W. Putnam
L. Fitzgerald
Amherst Commencement Begun at Amherst College
Amherst's seventy fourth commencement opened with a baccalaureate sermon in the college church by Rev. Henry A. Stimson of New York City. He praised the graduates for completing years of study and spoke of victory over self as the supreme personal triumph in a life of effort and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
College Church
Henry A. Stimson
Broadway Tabernacle
New York City
Stimson
Middletown Industry Faces Strong Summer Outlook
Good business prospects headline the Middletown city report dated June 23. Wilcox Crittenden Co and Rus sell Manufacturing will maintain full summer staffing. Middlesex Rubber Company sees better business than last year, and Rock Fall Woollen, W E B Douglas, Rogers Hubbard and I E Palmer will run full time all summer, with optimism for a market upswing.
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Middletown
Conn
Wilcox, Crittenden & Co
Russell Manufacturing Company
Middlesex Rubber Company
Rockfall Woollen Company
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Cucago
Patsy Tebeau
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Providice
Springfeld
Toronto
Scranton
WEW
Association
Griffith
Kittredge
Donovan
Tom Wee
Philadelphia Ee
Wees
Ban, Ts We
Ceccevees
Lawrence
Cecesees
Cent
Balem Sccesteecececes
Narragansett
Defender
Berry
Haff
Deer Isle
Hank” Haff
James Berry
George Conant
Irving Barber
Bentley Barber
Frank Williams
Cook
Edward O'Loughlin
Richard Day
A. Johnson
Larchmont
New Rochelle
Deer Island
Manila
O’connell
Ailsa
Jubilee Safe
Pugilist
California
Paneutt Mant Square
Cambridge Electric
Wheeling
Maine
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