Boston Baseball Gains as Teams Vie for Honor and Odds
The piece highlights Boston baseball's rising attention as teams like the Seleestes and Collins compete, with standout players such as Winters and Mitchell and a clash over Hugh Jennings showing league power dynamics. It notes impending games featuring the Collins team against Cleveland and a flood of local teams seeking matches during July and August across Dorchester, Roxbury, South Boston, and surrounding suburbs.
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Seleestes
Herman Long
Collins Boys
Soden
Lowe
Demontréville
Rickert
Worcester
Somersiies
Winters
Mitchell
Hugh Jennings
McGraw
Mack
Jennings
Baltimore
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Orioles
Philadelphia
American League
Collins
Cleveland
Seles
South End
Baseball schedule notes mixed with errors and oddities
A garbled list of baseball matchups for multiple days and cities including Cleveland Boston Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore Milwaukee Washington and Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati appears with numerous typos and fragmented entries. The intended sequence shows intercity games across Monday to Saturday with June 20 Detroit Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee and various National League pairings.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Washington
Anne
Chicas Suns
National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Nati
Philai Piiday-Cincinnati
Pittsburs
Incomplete Intercity Score Line Report
A fragment shows scores for hockey or basketball games between Montreal and Montreal Providence and Buffalo Hartford Rochester and Worcester with partial figures 8 4 11 8 5. The text lacks full context and dates.
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Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Hartford
Rochester
Worcester
Unclear fragment hints at Boston pitcher and Waverhill game
Fragment mentions a Boston pitcher and a tie with Waverhill. Specific names and details are unreadable, limiting precise summary.
Amateurs Seek Battle Among Local Debate Teams
Fragmented OCR text shows amateur debate clubs The Howlers and others planning a contest. Mentions of John Lally and job news filters with unclear dates and illness affecting attendance and schedule for an upcoming agricultural event.
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A. A
Jobh Lally
Satialy
Amateur race sets record at Hills Grove
In Hills Grove R I June 23 amateur rider Rawlins from New Bedford advanced from the semi finals against Baxter. Baxter won the five mile race by a few yards with a time of 9.47 minutes, setting a local mark.
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Rawlins
New Bedford
Baxter
Boston in New Cycle Circuit Opens With Star Riders
The National Paced Circuit of Cycle Races opened at the Bartholdi Hotel Boston with seven riders on six tracks. Riders include Nelson Sweden McFarland Taylore Walthour Linton Stinson Champion. The season runs July 6 to Sept 21 with a points system and a grand prize of five percent of purses.
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Bartholdi Hotel
Charles River Park
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Providence Coliseum
Madison’ Square Garden
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Paris
P. T. Powers
F. 3d Spooner
Philadelphia
Walthour Dominates Pace Racing Ahead of Championship
Bobby Walthour has raced five times this year, winning three and placing once each. His manager Tom Eck plans gradual conditioning for a shot at the championship. Also noted: Nelson style rivalries, Marcus Hurley’s Boston return, and the formation of Westwood Cycle Club in Somerville with new officials.
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Manhattan Beach
Walthour
Tom Eck
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Bis
Nelson
Will Stinson
Stinson
Marcus Hurley
Boston
New York
Roy A. Carni
Ess.c. C
New England
Carni
McKinnon
Kimball
Combination Park
Somerville Wheelmen
Cambridge Wheelmen
Clinbe
Orient C. C
Owl C. C
Columbia Roads
C. R. Bills
I. W. Bills
Amory
Poser Roxbury
Independence Race Boat Delayed by Heavy Fog
The Independence failed to sail for the second time as dense fog shrouded the harbor. Captain Haff and guests waited until 2 p.m. for clearing weather before giving up, though a brief opening allowed a tow into mid stream. If conditions improve today she will depart.
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Independence
Haff
Chesterton
Women’s National Tennis Championship Opens at Wissahicken
The week features the national women’s singles and doubles championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahicken Heights. Miss Marion R. Jones seeks the title from defending champion Miss Myrtle McAteer as top players from Boston Chicago and New York enter. matches begin Tuesday, June 25.
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Wissahicken Heights
Penn
Coun
Marion R. Jones
Senator Jones
Nevada
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Miss Shaw
Hunnewell
Boston
Marie Winner
Washington
Parker
Miss Champlin
Chicago
Miss Coffin
Miss Johnson
Stalten Island
Crescent A. C
Bay Ridge
Malcolm D. Whitman
Harvard
William A. Larned
Beals
G .Wright
Clarence
Hobart
I.ee E. Ware
Richard Stevens
New York L
South Natick July 4 Regatta Sets Charles River Events
The regatta committee plans aquatic events on the Charles River above the dam for the 20th anniversary celebration. Prizes totaling about 100 will be awarded for local canoe and boat contests including singles tandems and tours plus steam launches water polo swimming and tube races. Entries close June 2 and Indian canoes may be represented. The event welcomes war-canoes from the Wawbewawas and Quinobequins and follows A C A rules.
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South Natick
Charles River
Yale and Harvard Readied for Annual Thames Boat Rivalry
New London Conn June 23 Yale and Harvard crews stage the climactic boating test of 1901 on the Thames. Height and experience split nearly evenly with Yale slightly heavier and three returning rowers from last year. Four mile times show Yale favored by a second despite Harvard claiming equal conditions.
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New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
Busy Day for Local Oarsmen Ahead of July Fourth Races
Oarsmen from Riverside BC and East Boston clubs held trials for junior, intermediate, and senior fours and eights ahead of the July 4 regatta. Multiple crews announced lineups, new shells, and travel plans to Portland and Boston as crews refine makeups for the Fourth and Labor Day.
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Riversides
Hynes and
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Bradfords
Brignolia
A. Stienkrauss
E. Brown
D. Hayes
Dan Stienkrauss
Union Boat Club
J. P.ee
Dick Glendon
B.A. A
Pf. H. Nichols
Stevenson
St. Josephs
Shell
Keenan
Burke
Galvin
Macksey
Dean
West End
Joe Whitehead
Shawmuts
Shaw
Shields
Stuffies
St. Alphonsus
J. P. Fox
East Boston
Jeffries Point Club
Will Lee
Callahan
Welch
Sullivan
Weaver
King
Johnson
Reacing
Joe Greer
Portland
Frank Peter
Champton
Boston
Delano
Corrigan Leads Collegiate Crew Entries For Summer Meet
fragmented OCR text notes Corrigan and a senior rower, with three new entrants set to be heard at a university or college event. mentions public notices and letters for entry close, signaling upcoming competition details.
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Pilatrenan Cham Anpton
Edmunds Block Partly Burned After Fire at High and Federal
A fire at the Edmunds building on the northeast corner of High and Federal streets partially destroyed the block last morning. Two alarms sounded and firefighters halted the blaze after an hour, confining damage to lower floors. Losses include G H Worcester Co Cavagnaro Bros J H Ayers and Guastasi Poels with multiple Federal street businesses affected. The total damage estimate was not yet determined and the cause remained under investigation.
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High Street
Federal Street
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Federal
J. H. Ayers
Eats
Guastasi & Poels
Zimmer Re-elected as Protective Association Leader
June 23 in New York, the Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players re elected Charles Zimmer as president amid a stormy session. The vote, 8 to 4, upheld Zimmer while suspensions of NL players who joined the AL were lifted. Dole Gear defeated Zimmer’s opponent for secretary.
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Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players
Charles Zimmer
National League
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Tom Daly
Brooklyn Cue
Duffy
Donlan
Griffiths
Hawley
la Cross
F. Jones
Cy” Young
Ted Lewis
Dole Gear
Washington
Yale President Hadley Urges Self-Imposed Obligations
Yale University President Hadley delivered the baccalaureate at Battell Chapel urging seniors to view life as a trust and to uphold self imposed obligations beyond legal rules. He warned that selfishness can lead even Christians to lower their standards and emphasized the need for conscience driven conduct in advancing civilization.
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Haven
Conn
Hadley
Yale
Battell Chapel
Non-Union Men Attacked at Southern Railway Shops
In Columbia South Carolina a mob of strikers attacked non union workers at the Southern railway shops. A guard named Myers fired on the crowd wounding? four rioters and receiving a 32 caliber bullet to the forehead though the skull remained intact. The sleeping car passengers were dragged from a car and beaten then marched along the rail line to Twe water before being escorted back to town by shop forces.
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Columbia
8.C
Southern Railway
Myers
Tewater
Wesleyan seniors invite women to sit on platform at class day
President Raymond urged the Wesleyan University senior class to rescind a prior vote barring young ladies from the platform. The class reversed the decision and extended the invitation, calling the former stance unjust unfair and ungentlemanly.
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Middletown
Conn
Raymond
Wesleyan University
Jockey McIntyre Takes Third in Two Longchamp Races
Paris June 23 Jockey McIntyre rode Fiorival to third in the Prix de Buzenval one mile seven furlongs and Washington to third in the Prix de Longchamp handicap one mile and a half at Longchamp today.
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McIntyre
Longchamps
Fiorival
Washington
Romance Aboard Ultonia Ends In Double Shipboard Marriages
On a Liverpool to America voyage the Ultonia wedding saga continues as Dorothy Neilson marries William Anderson in the immigrant pen with a Swedish minister. Emma Josephson, detained by immigration, agrees to marry Eric Johnson and depart for Minnesota to start a farm life, while Dorothy faces a separate match with Armistead.
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Liverpool
Dorothy Neilson
William Anderson
Emma Josephson
Colonel Billings
Eric Johnson
Ailonia
Emma Josephsen
Wales
Eric
Denmark
Emma
Minnesota
William ‘Armieteon
Kansas
Quincy Police Seek Mullin in Park Death Case
police search for Mullin once employed by George W Park amid suspicions after a dispute over money prior to Park’s disappearance The man matching Mullin’s description was seen with Park the night of the 10th and last located a week ago seeking work on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad Captain Hurt doubts foul play and favors accident theory
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Mullin
George W. Park
Neponset Bridge
Park
Tolman
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hurt
Chief Hayden
Reverend Edward Tead Resigns Somerville Church Post
Rev Edward Sampson Tead of Prospect Hill Congregational Church Somerville resigns as pastor effective July 14 after being elected secretary of the Congregational Educational Society. He will begin duties July 1 and departs after more than seventeen years in Somerville following succession of Dr A E Winslow.
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Sampson Tead
Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Daniel Evans
North Avenue Congregational Church
North
Cambridge
Lev
Tead
Cumberland Hills
A. E. Winship
Hurley Wins Two Races in New Jersey Meeting
Marcus L Hurley formerly of Boston won the one mile open with a clear lead and the half mile handicap at Vailsburg today. Times 2 18 2 5 and 1 07 2 5. A ten mile open professional race was won by Thomas Cooper of Detroit in 22 53.
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New York
Marcus L
Hurley
Boston
Vailsburg
Thomas Cooper
Detroit
Williams College Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered
President Franklin Carter preached the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1901 at Williams College in the Congregational church. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall assisted in the service. Carter delivered his last baccalaureate sermon in his characteristic able manner.
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Williamstown
Franklin Carter
Williams College
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Carter
O Reilly Branch Irish League Holds Charlestown Meeting
The John Boyle O Reilly branch of the National Irish League met last evening at St Frances de Salon Parish School Charlestown. Rev Supple presided. Dr J T Gallagher introduced M J Jordan from the South Boston branch who spoke on home rule for Ireland. The Charlestown meeting will be held before September.
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National Irish League
St. Frances de Salon Parochi School
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Supple
J. T. Gallagher
M. J. Jordan
South Koston
the League
Jordan
Ireland
Funeral of Daniel E Edson Held at Trinity Church
The funeral for Daniel Everett Edson of Charlestown was held yesterday at 2 PM from Trinity M E Church on High Street. Rev. F Holway officiated. burial followed in Swampscott. Edson son of Henry P. and Martha Edson, aged 22, was born in Somerville and lived at 837 Bunker Hill Street. He had seven years with A Sawyer at the Winterremont streets corner.
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Company .K. First Regiment, Heavy Artillery
Trinity M. E. Church
High Street
Charlestown
BR. F. Holway
Swampscott
Hen P
Martha Edson
Somerville
Bunker Hat Street
A. Sawyer
Winter Wes Remont Streets
American trap shooters triumph at Glasgow meet on 500 prize
June 23 report from Glasgow shows American W R Crosby of O Field Ill defeating Scotch champion Faulds in a two part trap competition for 500 dollars. Crosby posted 97 to 93 at ground traps and 42 to 41 at tower traps securing the overall win for the American.
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Glasgow
W. R. Crosby
O’fallon, Ill
Fualds
Crosby
Faulds
Reunion memorial service of Oasis No 14 Paul Revere No 184
The yearly reunion memorial service of Oasis No. 14 Paul Revere No. 184 and Caleb Rand No. 19% I C C F of Somerville was held yesterday at 3 pm at the Winter Hill Universalist Church. About 400 members attended. An eloquent memorial address was delivered by Dr. A. E. Winship of Somerville.
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Paul Revere
Caleb Rand
Somerville
Winter Hill
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