Saturday Race Meet Shows McCune Wheels Dominate Waltham
The Waltham track finally opened after a late sun, delivering strong racing. Tyler of Springfield took the sprint prizes while Gary and Warren led multiple mile events. McCune wheels swept five firsts across six races. Zimmerman faces licensing controversy with the National Cyclist Union amid claims of unfair treatment and potential international implications.
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Harvard
Tyler
Harvey Hutchins
Warren
Gary
I’. M. Haggarthy
W. Coleman
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E. F. Protter
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H. C. Tyler
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Victor Flyer
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E. H. Snow
W. G. French
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Fred McDevitt
Vrizes
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CC. W. Bowles
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Ingland
Zimmie
National Cyclist Union
Sanger
League of American Wheelmen
Chicago
Racing Board
Eee Ee Sae Sk
Mecsas
Boxing headlines fill Boston scenes with weight class chats
Griffin seeks Dixon clash at 120 pounds but manager bars over 118 as the featherweight limit. O Rourke signs to meet Pierce, while Burns vs Napier headlines a $2000 purse clash at the Columbia Athletic Club. Jamie Griffin trains in Chicago for Lolly Smith, and Pierce fights, plus Kaveney eyes pro 110 pound circuit.
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Pierce
Joy Street
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Hugh Napier
Australia
Columbia Athletic Club
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East
Martin Flaherty
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Val Flood
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Johnny Griffin
Chicago
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A. W. Cooke
Dec O'Connell
Lyceum Hall
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Cental
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Boston
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Charley Mitchell
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Cooper Club
Dempsey to Face Billy Smith at Coney Island July 24?
Rumors of Dempsey quitting are denied as authorities announce a possible bout with Billy Smith at Coney Island. July 24 is viewed as a safe bet, with other notes on Alec Greggains’ travel and fights in Boston and Chicago.
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Billy Smith
Coney Island
Dempsey
Alec Greggains
America
San Francisco
East
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Boston
Rixon
Eddie Pierce
O'Rourke
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
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Suffolk
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James H. Lightfoot
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Grosa
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Massacitiusetits
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Supreme Judicial Curt
Supreme Judicial Court
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Massachusetts
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Oarsmen Prep for Worcester Regatta July 4
Charles River crews practiced with Crescent senior eight lining up for Worcester regatta. Key selections include Al Dowling Feneno Boudreau Quinn Heath Donovan Currin Tom Keenan stroke William Keenan coxswain. Bradford eight and Columbian entries also shaping up with others rowing from Unions and BAA. A council of Boston rowing and barge clubs planned city government appeal to back the regatta.
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Crescent
Jim Quinn
Worcester
al Dowling
Feneno
Boudreau
Quinn
Heath
Donovan
Currin
Tom Keenan
William Keenan
Bradford
McAllen
Maguire
McPhee
Cumming
Giblin
Nixon
Brogan
Tom Higgins
Billy Caffrey
Riverside
Bennett
Davis
Dan Sullivan
Whitehead
Boston Rowing
M. W. Brick
School Street
Yale Downs Harvard In Pitchers Battle On Holmes Field
Yale defeated Harvard 3 0 on a breezy evening as Highlands and Carter faced off. Yale errors kept Harvard in the game though strong fielding by Murphy at short helped. Harvard faces Yale away Tuesday and in New York July 1, while Yale fans praised their club's ball skills.
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Harvard
Ball Nine
Eli Yale
School of
New Haven
Yale
Highlands
Carter
Murphy
New York
Hugh Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Boston Faces Troops of Western Clubs in Key Stretch
Boston hopes to edge ahead of the Phillies over a 21 game stretch against Western teams. The schedule includes three games with the Colonels, trips to St Louis Chicago and Pittsburg, and a split week in Cleveland and Cincinnati with two thirds of the games expected to be won. The club aims for first place as pitchers show form and the lineup remains strong. The Phillies begin by facing Pittsburgh and Cleveland and sit atop the standings early in the week.
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Colonels
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lHbelter
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Henry FE
Bellew
Supreme Judicial Covert
John Noble
Reds Beat Mauck as Cincinnati Wins Big
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 13 to 9 after scoring seven runs in the first inning. Attendance 5609. Pitcher Mauck struggled early as Reds attacked in the opening frame. Batteries: King Sullivan and Vaughin for Cincinnati, Mauck Kittredge and Schriver for Chicago.
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Louisville Beats St. Louis In Eleven Innings
In St Louis on June 25 Louisville defeated St Louis in eleven innings in a game noted for brilliant fielding and hard hitting. Glasscock and Gleason made decisive errors in the last inning as Louisville clinched a catear. Attendance was listed at 7000.
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Louisville Today
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Gleason
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Rhodes and Clark
Gleagou
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Harvard Expert Praises Sandow After Rigorous Tests
Dr. Sargent, Harvard’s anatomy adviser, tests Sandow the strong man and confirms his claim of being the world’s strongest. Sandow weighs 180 pounds, stands 5 feet 8 inches, and performs feats with straight arms and remarkable abdominal strength.
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Sargent
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Sandow
Dr. Sargent
Sandown
Apollo
Hercules
Reverend Harr Leaves East Boston Church for Worcester Pastorate
The Rev Elijah Harr D D longtime pastor of Maverick Congregational Church East Boston has accepted the pastorate of Piedmont Congregational Church Worcester He bid farewell at the evening service after seven years serving the parish with his final sermon titled The Ultimate Conclusion.
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Elijah Harr
D.D
Maverick Congregational Church
East
Boston
Piedmont
Worcester
Farragut Associates Debate in Broadway Rooms Tonight
The Farragut Associates will host a public debate at their Broadway rooms this evening at 8 o’clock. A South Boston Citizens Association meeting at Gray's Hall will address Farragut statue matters. Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie M. Pillsbury were held yesterday at 2 pm with interment in East Bridgewater. Patrick Hagerty’s funeral is set for 9 am today. A Seaside Hall social hosted by H. H. McInnis drew about 150 couples with a promenade concert and grand march led by J. J. Sullivan and Jady, dancing until 11 pm.
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Birlette Social Club
Broadway
South Boston Citizens’ Association
Gray's Hall
Farragut
Nettie M. Pillsbury
Ralph Pillsbury
I Street
East Bridgewater
Mass
Patrick Hagerty
H. H. McInnis
Seaside Hall
J. J. Sullivan
Jady
Floral concerts and jubilations mark church events
The First Baptist Church held its annual floral concert with recitations by Miss Gertrude Reed Miss Alice Wight Miss Florence Benjamin Miss Emma Hamilton Miss Etta Brown and solos by Miss A Louise Corwin. The 44th anniversary of Bunker Hill Baptist Church was celebrated with a concert and prayer service.
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First Baptist Church
Gertrude Reed
Alice Wight
Florence Benjamin
Emma Hamilton
Etta Brown
A. Louise Corwin
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Mystic
Elm
Polk
William H. Breen
Winter Hill
Medford
Everett
Sullivan Square
Feingine 32
Monument Hall
Simon Solomon
Boston
Annie Rutstein
Benjamin R. Rutstein
Chelsea
Rabbi Patuaiten
Beth Israel Synagogue
Harry Rutstein
Maurice Solomon
Sophie Rutstein
Celia Solomon
Gaetiee
Jacob Weiner
Enry Green
Oscar Solomon
George Rutstein
Julus Feltman
Jacob Albert
Samuel Fine
Missing Child And Stolen Money Report Cambridge
Miss Mabel Pike six years old is missing from the Hotel Moore since 3 pm Saturday. She wears a pink and white dress. Charles Reynolds reports twenty five dollars stolen from his room Saturday night or Sunday morning. Cambridge lists missing men. Dennis Corkery aged 52 last seen 8 pm Friday. Burglary attempts at 138 Stan yastans are noted.
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Mabel Pike
Moore
Charles Reynolds
Cedar Street
Home Rule Mass Meeting At Aquinas Hall Cambridgeport
A Home Rule mass meeting was held in Aquinas Hall Cambridgeport last evening under St Marys parish auspices. Rev Father Scully presided with speakers Rev Father Barry Hon T J Garean Mayor Bancroft and George S Evane of the G A R among others. An appeal for subscriptions to support the work drew strong audience response.
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Aquinas Hall
Cambridgeport
St. Mary's Parish
Thomas Scully
R. J. Barry
T T. J. Garean
Bancroft
George S. Evane
Woman Faints Twice At Church Window Injury Severe
Miss Kate Kelly fainted at the Church of the Sacred Heart after a service and again outside the door when a glass pane cut a deep gash in her neck. She was taken home for care by Dr. Prior and is expected to recover. George Morse of Wakefield cut his throat with a penknife at home. his wife found him unconscious and he was committed to Danvers Insane Asylum after treatment by Dr. Heath.
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Kate Kelly
Main
Charles Streets
Church of the Sacred Heart
Prior
George Morse
Boyntonville
Wakefield
Heath
Morse
Danvers
Baccalaureate, Sunday School Anniversary Mark Community Weekend
The First Unitarian Church hosted a baccalaureate sermon by Rev H W Pierson with many guests and congregants in attendance. The church Sunday School marked its fifty first anniversary with a concert and plant distribution featuring solos, recitations, and primary department exercises. Cycle Club members enjoyed a run to Sudbury. Tonight parishioners of St Catherine Church meet at 8 for parish planning before the Spy Pond Arlington picnic.
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First Unitarian Church
H. W. Pierson
Elsie Vreeland
Caroline’ EB. Densmore
Arthur Harlow
Rudolph Stolar
Children Day Observed at Ashmont Church with Sermon and Cattata
Children Day was observed at Ashmont Universalist Church with a morning sermon by Rev. L O Williams and an evening performance of Bar ara's Dream by the Sunday school. Neponset group St Anne's T A L Society plans a July 4 picnic at Lovell's Grove North Weymouth. Rev Father Peter Rowan marks twenty fifth anniversary at St Peter's Church next Sunday. He then plans an extended voyage to Europe for rest.
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L. O. Williams
Barara
St. Anne’s
T. A. & L. Society of Neponset
Lovell’s Grove
North Weymouth
Father Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
Europe
Freshman and varsity crew races set for Yale Harvard Columbia
In New London on June 2 the schedule for the triangular freshman race among Yale Harvard and Columbia is fixed for Wednesday at 1 PM with the freshman race upstream and the varsity race Friday at 10 50 AM downstream. A postponed varsity start would likely be 5 PM.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Serest
Nantasket Steam Boat Schedules From Hull and Nantasket
Nantasket Steamers operate on weekdays from Rowe's Wharf to Hull Pemberton Landing and Nantasket Pier with multiple daily departures and returns listed. Additional routes include Nantasket by boat, and Nantasket via boat and rail via Pemberton, all priced at 23 cents each way. Round trip tickets with Melville Garden admission cost 69 cents. GEO. P. CUSHING, Gen l Manager.
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