NOW PLAY BALL Youth leagues seek 10 to 19 year olds for games
A long list of clubs from East Cambridge East Boston and surrounding towns seeks opponents by age groups from 11 to 19. Contacts include James Driscoll 121 West Brookline Street Cambridge George English 29 Winter Street East Cambridge and J Curran 813 West Third Street South Boston. Teams request uniformed players, half expenses, or guaranteed pay and specify dates around July 2 July 4 and other summer days.
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Blackstone Juniors
James Driscoll
West Brookline Street
City
East Cambridge
George English
S Treet
East Boston
Arthur Crowley
Paris, Street
Lindens
Cambridge
Thomas L. Power
Atnam Avenue
Sacred Hearts
James F. Seery
1Xth Street
Dorgan Stars
Tudor Parks
J. Curran
West Third Street
South Boston
Heroes of
Joseph William Skelly
Thorndike Street
Cedars of
Jamaica Plain
R. J. Fairclough
Bennington Street
Boston
Pacifics
C. F. Martin
Athens Street
Centrals
Somerville
J. H. Wilson
Winter Street
Boston Institute
Henry A. Donnelly
Parker Street
Roxbury
Washburns
M. H. Harrington
Cargon Street
Dorchester
MccMorrows
Rambler
Patrick Scully
West Second Street
H. J. Gallagher
Webster Avenue
Cambridge Reds
Spencer
Sandwich
A. C. Lawrence
Peabody
George Judd
Hampshire Street
Cambridgeport
St. Vincents
Joseph sSerrilla
Third Street
Victors
Franklins
Acorns
Willows
M. D. Nason
Canal Street
Belmonts of
Hubbards of
North Cambridge
Tompson
Madison Street
Winter Hills
Warrens
Winchester
South Commons
Lowell
R. S. Pratt
Sudbury Street
Avons
Young Willows
Young Granites
Edwardes
South Bast
Eldoras
West End
Corey
J. Carroll
B. Humphrey
S. S
McGuinness
Driscoll
William Carroll
Lynch
J. F
Rice
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Trainsfield
Thomas Mulkeirn
Crescent Place
Bristols
Walsh
MecJenkins
Cummings
R. F
O’keefe
Dannon
Eaton
Sullivan
Marsh
Peard
J. McJenkins
Leeds Street
South
M. Finn
J. Cunningham
P. Connelley
T. Concannon
J. Fitzgerald
W. Fardy
J. Cronnin
M. Casey
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J. C. MccGees
M. Kenefick
W. Lane
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J. Smith
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G. Sullivan
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Sam Weinberger
S. Doherty
M. Sacher
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J. Cooper
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P. McManus
M. Smith
Verett Street
Young Woodwards
the Admirals
Rawsons
W. Kelley
G. Robinson
C. McDonald
N. Fleming
J. Cassidy
D. Marsh
J. Keefe
P. McCormnick
W. Downey
John Cassidy
Woodward Street
Bell Rocks
Malden
M. Duggan
Desmond
Cadett
A. Cadett
T. Minahan
J. Murphy
Mongery
D. Dempsey
H. Kellaher
M McKnight
Kaulback Street
Junker Hil's
Charlestown
James Connolly
William McNair
John McGlynn
James Mages
Thomas Mackin
J. I. Hayes
J. Doble
M. McGinnis
Edward Corcoran
Clark’s Court
Cragies
Arlington Keating
Dorchesters
Woburn
Kelliher
Kelly and Coady
Flynn
T. Coady
A. McGowan
Rodgers
Brennan
Crowley
E. F
Halloren
Quigg
Columbia Street
National A. C. of
Waltham
B. Ryan
Costello
Siver and McDonald
St. Joseph C. T. A. S
J. Ryan
Edmonds
Coleman
Dore
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Hudson
Faynard
Keene Y. M. C. L
Lawrence
Attleboro
Manchester
N. I
Bedford
Hvrds Park
Thomas H. Mullen
River Street
Watham
Sculling Match Off on Harlem River
The double scull race between Wallace Ross with Jack Largan and Fred Plaisted with George Lee for $40 a side was canceled by referee Jim Pilkington due to Ross not arriving in New York in time. The forfeit money, $50, was paid to Lee and Plaisted.
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New York
Wallace Ross
Jack Largan
Fred Plaisted
George Lee
Harlem River
Jim Pilkington
Ross
Lee
Plaisted
Pilkington
Cleveland and New York Game Abandoned by Officials
In Cleveland on June 24 officials at Euclid Beach Park stopped a game between Cleveland and New York. Players were warned of arrest as soon as the first pitch, causing abandonment. Four thousand spectators were outside the gates. the contest was postponed to Tuesday.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
New York
Euclid Beach Park
Collinwood Village
Orphans Rally for Doubles and Triples Win Over Chicago
Chicago and Brooklyn split through a high hitting day as the Orphans defeated Chicago 13 to 10. Over half of Chicago’s hits were doubles and triples as 8000 fans watched the midseason clash.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Orphans
Breitenstein’s poor pitching sinks Senators win
Cincinnati on June 26 Breitenstein’s miserable pitching cost the Senators the game McBride’s fielding stood out Attendance 5634. The score:
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Cincinnati
Breitenstein
Senators
McBride
Fall River Taunton Leads Finals Scoreboard
At Fall River Taunton, 7 Fall River 5. At Providence Pawtucket, 23 Newport 10. At Rochester Rochester, 9 Springfield 5. Local standings show small city matchups with brief results.
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Fall River
Taunton
Providence
Pawtucket
Newport
Rochester
Springfield
Games at the Park Show Boston Champions in Three-Week Trip
Boston champions split six games with Chicago Pittsburg and future four game sets loom at Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Lauder shines for Phillies with Long sidelined and Boston debates player moves. Park Theatre’s automatic baseball machine relives plays while today’s 4:30 p.m. Pittsburg game draws fans.
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Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pirates
Cleveland
Spiders
Tebeau
Baltimore
Ewing
Lauder
Phillies
Herman Long
Park Theatre
Baseball Links and Player Moves Across Teams
Dave Reilly shines at short for Springfield while Toby Lyons’s ally Sechrist will pitch for Grafton. Burns backs Hoffer and aims to sign him for the Orphans. Jack Carney, cut by Toronto, signs with Providence as Cincinnati exits Temple Cup money scene.
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Dave Reilly
Springfield
Toby Lyons
Sechrist
Grafton
Burns
Hoffer
Orphans
Jack Carney
Toronto
Providence
Louisville
Washington
Cincinnati
Jack Menefee
Anson
Pittsburg
Donovan
East Attleboros
North Attleboro
South End
Fall River
Taunton
Grifin
McKenna
Holy Cross
Waltham
McAllister
Dyer
Worcester College
Cooperstown
N. C
Two Big Fights Ahead In Boxing Week At City Arenas
Boxing week cards highlight Sharkey versus Ruhlin at Greater New York A. C. Coney Island with Tom Sharkey favored by bettors but many see the bout as open. International featherweight title cast with Ben Jordan meeting George Dixon at Lenox A. C. New York on Friday with strong Dixon backers fearing Jordan may win.
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Billy Smith
Jim Ryan
Bobby Dobbs
Dick Case
Louisville
Joe Young
Hiram
Goldstein
Buffalo
Broadway A. C
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Coney Island
Oscar Gardner
Jack McClelland
Wheeling
Wriday
Joel Gans
Mark Brown
Jim Janey
Wiler Evans
Baltimore
George Dixon
Ben Jordan
Lenox A. C
Ohio
Kid McCoy
Syracuse
New York A. C
England
New York
Sharkey
Billy Madden
Ruhlin
Gus
McCoy
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Cal Hawkins
Spike Sullivan
Martin Flaherty
Flaherty
Sullivan
Music Hall
Maher
Rublin
Wegibc
Dixon
George
Jordan
Dave Sullivan
Tommy White
White
Dave
Eddy Curry
Landy
Ben
Bermondsey
Eng
Ring legends and dates mark boxer's long career
The article chronicles a heavyweight boxer's early 1890s rise with wins at 116 pounds and outlines a string of midcard defenses and notable knockouts from 1896 to 1897. It lists opponents such as Snowball and Dave Wallace, plus five- to nineteen-round bouts across London venues. It notes a Charlestown Associates smoke talk tonight at 476 Main Street featuring Tommy White and Joe Bernstein.
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Snowball
Harry Munro
George Murray
Alf Buckingham
Jack Welland
Bert Smith
Charley Woods
St. Luke's
Snipe Reynolds
Darkey Wallace
Curley Perrin
Tiny Bishop
Alf Johnson
Billy Connolly
Dave Wallace
Joe Portley
Adelphi A. C
Tom Cooper
Croydon
Jim Gough
S. C
London
Charley Meacock
Fred Johnson
Tom White
Eddy Curry
Charlestown Associates
Main Street
Tommy White
Joe Bernstein
George VY. Tuohby
Badger Crew Prepares for Saratoga Interuniversity Race
Wisconsin's rowing team, famed for the Yara Yara stroke under coach Andy O'Dea, departs Madison for Saratoga to compete in the four cornered event on July 1. Despite lack of coaching launch and shore line, the Badgers boast a strong lineup and optimism. they will train on site Thursday and race Friday after a February onward training period.
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Wisconsin University
Interuniversity
Saratoga
Wisconsin
Badger State
Badgers
Yale
Eli
West
Andy”’ O'Dea
Madison
Raging at Saugus Harness Meet Moves to Boston
The light harness racing circuit shifts from Dover to the old Saugus track for four days starting tomorrow. Nine races are set with three Thursday cards, and Gretchen appears in the 2:22 pace after a 2 15 1-2 mark at Dover. Lynn Band concerts will accompany the meet with free admission for ladies all week.
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Dover
Boston
Saugus
Hitchings
Lynn Band
Gretchen
Allen Lowe transfers driving duties to Lyle Sterling
Surprise at Mystic as Allen Lowe hands over training and driving of his campaign horses to Lyle Sterling. Lowe, who won with Gretchen at Dover last week, says his business will demand his attention. Sterling gains a stable with several fast prospects, including two 2:10 candidates, with seven horses heading to Mystic and two to Saugus for this week’s racing.
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Mystic
Allen Lowe
National Association
Lyle Sterling
Lowe
Gretchen
Dover
Sterling
Saugus
Public Baths Offer Free Swimming And Local Sports Notes
Entries for Narragansett Park light harness meet close today with W. W. Dexter. R. I. W. W. Fitterman will compete in the English amateur championships on July 2. Doc Ahearn seeks a match for the Boston team. The Shamrocks versus Wolf Tone hurling match is billed as a tryout. A July handicap 100 yard race begins July 12 at Ball Park Melrose with entries due July 5.
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Narragansett Park
W. W. Dexter
Providence
R. I
Cornell
Shamrocks
Wolf Tone
Ball Park
Melrose
J. H. Clausen
Boston
Cyclists Ride Nantasket Beach Clear Day of Speed Demands
A record cyclist gathering visits Nantasket Beach with 15 000 riders and several clubs from Unity Charlestown Brookline Canton forming the largest beach ride. The tandem division leads with 18 teams and finish in one hour ten minutes for nineteen miles amid a windy return.
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Tiger Roadsters
Nantasket
Unity
Charlestown
Brookline
Canton
Quincy
Mr. Black
John Benny
Fred Battles
John Donnelly
Messrs
Leo and
Guy
Steve Smith
Warren Weeks
Brockton
Robert Thompson
Frank Weterger
Jack Fitzgerald
O. Peterson
Mate
al Coles
John Larsen
W. F. Norris
Pat Sheehan
Colonel Sheehan
William Stearns
A. F. Alden
Richard Teacles
W. S. Ellis
Michael
Ellis
Boston College Association
Crescent Beach
Suffolks
Bass Point
Mt. Pleasant
J. H. Farnham
Lee Powers
Walter Page
Walter Drake
Walter Wrey
John Baglee
Roy Anderson
Eddie Jones
Bailey Johnson
J. B. Smith
Harry Bernard
A. Frohberger
Copley Square
Acton
Walter A. Woods
F. M.tibbetts
Howard Geldert
Kendal Green
Boston
W. C. Story
Newburyport
Jamaica Pond
Bicycle Notes Reflect Club Revival and Parade Plans
At a special P C C meeting the club Bulletin was revived edited by A W Pease and published by Charley Clark. Members voted to join the Dorchester cycle parade next Monday and to cancel the regular July meeting. Harry Elkes’s poor showing sparked discussion amid training and health concerns. Beverly city plans a Monday parade with 200 dollars in prizes and free entries with L P Stanton handling details. T B McCarthy of Montreal reportedly rode a paced mile in 1 471 5, a new world record, while Elkes’s first mile was 1 483 5. Tom Linton remains in mid- dis-
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Club Bulletin
A. W. Pease
Charley Clark
Dorchester
Canning
Harry Elkes
Elkes
Martin
Beverly
L. P. Stanton
T. B. McCarthy
Montreal
Tom Linton
Warm Weather Sparks Fourth of July Rowing Plans
New England Amateur Rowing Association prepares for the Independence Day regatta with entries tight by Wednesday and a Thursday meeting to finalize details. Bradford and Riverside clubs discuss lineup including junior four, junior single, and senior eight with Maguire in the latter. Rumors float of transfers to Bradford, while Brignoli and others eye events at Spy Pond Grove Aug 13 and a professional coach is sought.
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New England Amateur Rowings Association
Charles Horan
John Toomey
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Hines
Bradford
Patsey
Berkeley
Maguire
Bradfords
Joe Hobbs
Riversides
Patrick
Brignoli
Frank McDonald
J. Cummings
F. McGann
G. McKenzie
O’brien
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Jerry Casey
Dan Breen
Pat Donovan
Boston Athletic Raft
Glendon
Jeffries Point R. A
Frank Greer
Joe Woes
Edward Brown
Charles Barer
Columbian Rowing Association
East Boston
Jeffries Point
Tindler in Boston eyes mile world record matches
George B Tindler world champion mile runner arrived in Boston and offered to backers to race for 1000 a side in one two and three mile events. He seeks a rematch with Pat Carroll. He recalls his defeat at the Scotch picnic and hints at aiming for a new mile record next fall.
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George. B. Tindler
Boston
Pat Carroll
America
Carroll
England
George
London Sportsman
Tinder
Mike Ahearn
Coffey
Ahearn
Nine Charlestown Men Survive Sinking Of Get Off Bird Island Flats
A 33 foot steam yacht Get owned by Joseph B. Maughan sank after colliding with the fishing schooner Cynosure off Bird Island flats. Nine men aboard were rescued, four by Cynosure, the rest by the barge Rondout, with Maughan notably keeping his life preserver and smoking through the rescue. The incident halted traffic as harbor patrol and towboats assisted, while the Edith of the Chelsea Yacht Club suffered mast and gear damage in a separate collision nearby.
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Get
Joseph B. Maughan
Charlestown
Bird Island Flats
Boothbay
Cynosure
Edward Lawson
James Russell
Harbor Patrol Watchman
Maughan
Moulton Street
Joseph Marty
Short Street
John C. Cochrane
Warren Street
Jacob Smith
Norfolk Avenue
William Boardman
Berkeley
William Wilson
Parker Street
William Smith
Minden Street
August Schaefer
Schiller Street
Edith
Chelsea Yacht Club
John B. Manning
Atrol Watchman
Johnny Nugent
The
Orfolk
A. W. Chesterton
Chelsea
Labor Council Endorses Oshkosh Door and Blind Workers
The Building Trades Council at 49 Bennet Street yesterday endorsed the Oshkosh Wisconsin unionized door sash and blind workers. Secretary Cudlip was told to notify all Boston area unions to avoid handling doors, sashes or blinds made in Oshkosh. A committee will confer with the Liquor Dealers' Association about accepting only members of the association. Bartenders will be asked not to patronize liquor dealers lacking a council certified employment pledge.
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Building Trades Council Yester
Bennet Street
Oshkosh
Wis
Cudlip
Boston
Viciit
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Organized Labor
Freight Handlers Union 6527 elects officers in St Stephen's Hall
The Freight Handlers' Union 6527 of A F of L held a meeting yesterday at St Stephen's Hall 987 Washington Street where Cornelius Buckley was elected president Jeremiah Mahoney vice president G A Powers recording secretary Tim Lyons financial secretary M J Casey treasurer Tim Collins assistant financial secretary Michael Sullivan sergeant at arms and Cornelius Kiley guide.
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Union
A. F. of L
St. Stephen’s Hall
Washington Street
Cornelius Buckley
Jeremiah Mahoney
G. A. Powers
Tim Lyons
M. J. Casey
Tim Collins
Michael Sullivan
Cornelius Kiley
Typographical Union No. 18 Holds Friendly Meeting in Wells Hall
Members of Typographical Union No. 18 gathered in Wells Memorial Hall for a cordial session. Retiring president H. Thomas Elder received 150 dollars and retiring vice president Robert Murray 75. Donations of 15 dollars went to a central labor cause. New officers were installed and Secretary Davis was presented with an Eclipse bicycle by Globe Chapel members. A parade on Labor Day was approved as a union event. A large committee was named for the union’s fiftieth anniversary. a special meeting is set for Thursday at 8 pm in New England Hall.
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Wells Memorial Hall
H. Thomas Elder
Robert Murray
Central Labor Union
M. J. Murphy
Globe Chapel
Davis
Alvan T. Fuller
Book and
Metcalf
New England Hall
Wells Memorial
Boston labor group election at St. Andrew's Hall
The Boston Water Works local met in St. Andrew's Hall to discuss Central Labor Union plans to require machinists in the department to join their craft union. Final action was postponed. Officers elected include M. J. Carney president and Charles Parker vice president.
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Boston Water Works
A. F. of L
St. Andrew’s Hall
Central Labor Union
M. J. Carney
Charles Parker
L. E. Murphy
Willliam ‘Trainor
T. Watson
P. J. Sullivan
Gaelic School Classes Held On Washington Street
Gaelic School on 1371 Washington street yesterday hosted classes led by P J O Daly John M Doran and Michael A Hurley after opening remarks George Finneran performed an Irish melody James Drinan superintendent of the Philo Celtic School read a translation into Irish of a well known Irish song in English form An address in old Irish vernacular by Thomas Concannon a young man from Mexico added an international note
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P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
Michael A. Hurley
George Finneran
James Drinan
Fphilo-Celtic School
Thomas Concannon
Republic of Mexico
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