Amateurs After Games Seek Mixed Age Baseball Matches
Boston and surrounding towns list amateur and semi pro teams seeking July 4 games. Entries name managers, ages from 11 to 20, and clubs including Winthrops Salem, Hinckley Roxbury Hustlers, Norfolks Dorchester, Conants A C, Connie Macks Charlestown, Hartford A A, and Sacred Heart Y M C A.
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Harry Harris
Oneida Street
Boston
Salem
Co.a. Dussault
Summer Street
Columbia
William J. Bynes
Seventh Street
South Boston
Forest Hills
R. W. Mo
James Wall
Cottage Street
East Boston
Hancock Inspirator
Newel
Watson Street
City
Cottage Parks
John Wills
Sumner Street
Roxburys
P. Powers
Cross Street
East
Clarendons
M. Lewis
Oswego Street
Norfolks
Henry
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Howards
J. White
Lexington Street
Charlestown
Bennetts
T. Craven
Conant Street
Roxbury
Conants A. C
T. Freevley
Connie
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Hartford
A. A
Emersons
John McCarthy
Dorchester Avenue
Lowells
A. Greenberg
Lowell Street
J W Berman Manager of Mavericks of East Boston
J W Berman is identified as manager of the Mavericks of East Boston in a Wright Studio photograph caption. The note places Berman in the role and team context without additional details.
East Boston Mavericks fielding strong youth baseball lineup
The Mavericks of East Boston announce a robust season led by manager J W Berman. Average player age about 18 with many listed teams across Charlestown Roxbury Somerville Dorchester and other Boston areas, including cross street addresses for contact and club affiliations such as Prescotts KF Swenderman and Union A C.
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Mavericks
East Boston
J. W. Berman
Hercules
John J. Fitzpatrick
Cross Street
Charlestown
Prescotts
Charles Sulluas
Bunker Hill Street
Geneval
J. Swenderman
Parker Street
Roxbury
Mount Vernons
Colins
Boston Street
City
Oregons
E. McGowan
Oregon Street
Munro
Hiand
P. O. Box
Boston
Charlestown Reds
W. Owens
North Mead Street
Sers
G. Merson
P Street
South Boston
Oakland
L. R. Lamprie
Greenwood Street
Dorchester
Hilltops
P. Little
Pearl Street Place
Middlesex Stars
Middlesex Street
Quakers
J. J. O'Brien
Tyler Street
Washington D. C
Sert Leahy
Champney Place
Child Street
Jamaica Platin
H. Db. Crams
Manchester mill property for sale
Manufacturing mill property in Manchester New Hampshire for sale. See advertisement in another alumni of this paper.
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Manchester
N. H
South Boston Yacht Cruise Celebrates First Ladies Day
Nearly 60 yachts with about 400 members and friends of the South Boston Yacht Club cruised to Nantasket Beach for a shore dinner at D. O. Wade's. Commodore Codman called it a rand success as the first cruise of the season and first ladies day. The fleet included Hypatia, Margarette, Violet, Hyperion, Hawk, Marion, Mystral, Fancheon, Varuna, Laura N, Candie Vin, Marle, Floster, Lucy, Olgarita, Dirigo, Ruth, Clytie, Thelma, Eclipse, Erada, Wexer, Bo Peep and others.
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Nantasket
South
Pringinal
Boxing Gossip Sparks Boston Ring Tonight Contest
The article notes Jimmy Briggs versus world champion Young Corbett demand strong tickets and a lively bout. Mentions training talk and possible postponement, with other local boxers like Patsey Haley and George Gardner in lines. Includes letters from Billy Gardner’s camp and plans for future title bouts and matches at 166 pounds.
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Jimmy Briggs
Young Corbett
Corbett
Enach
Steve O'Donnell
Steve
Sandy Verguson
Ferguson
Connolly
Jim Keenan
A. Jordan
Medford Street
Patsey Haley
Patsey
Harry
Boston
Billy Gardner
Fort Frte
George
Jack Root
Gardner
Root
Kearns
Langford
Shane
Ike Cohen
Stoughton
Mass
Mahoney
Mechanics’ Club
New Tedford
Sinnott
Bex
Mahoner
Joe Burke
Lenox Inh
Harry Gilman
Young Kelly
John Shay
Billy Fitzgerald
al Fellows
Chicago
Kid McFadden
San Francisco
George Lovett
Joseph A. Peters
Roanoke Social and Athletic Cub
Pr Post
HEME
Sproys
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Lawson's Boralma to Race Again at Dreamwold
Boralma the famed horse of Thomas W. Law son's stable is back in training at Dreamwold after a serious accident with Lord Derby. Word leaked during a visit by German land barons to Mr Lawson's Great Stock farm. Boralma has won major races including the Kentucky Futurity and Transylvania and raised over $50,000 for charity since ownership.
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Boralma
Thomas W. Lawson
Lord Derby
Dreamwold
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Massachusetts
Transylvania
Walthour in the van as Fourth of July paced meet in doubt
The upcoming Fourth of July races threaten the end of the National Paced circuit with tracks free to set their own programs. Weather and management changes loom, with Boston area venues Revere and Charles River Park preparing as top draws. Walthour returns Wednesday as track decisions loom on machine power and pacing formats, with Moran, MacLean, and De Guichard contesting tight races.
Boston Wins Double-Header Over Browns in St Louis
Boston swept both games at Sportsmen's Park to complete the series, as pitchers Hughes and Powell blanked the Browns across the two games. The honored crowd packed the stands amid clear weather and strong attendance, with Boston scoring steadily and Browns barely threatening after the eighth inning.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Browns
Collins
Sportsmen's Park
Winter
Gibson
Young
Hughes
Donahue
Powell
Parent
Burkett
Padden
Lachance
Ferris
Heidrick
Hemphill
Smith
McCormick
Broadway Aleck
Dougherty
O'Brien
Freeman
Local Team Expected to Capture American Pennant
The Collins team remains in first place in the American league with strong pitching and solid infield and outfield play. A week of four wins and one loss boosted confidence that the pennant will stay in this city. The Fuckenberger club also improved, rebounding from three losses to St Louis to win three against Chicago, while Willis and Carney’s return is hoped to lift performance. batting and fielding averages for both local teams are listed.
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Collins
St. Louis
Huntington Avenue
Fuckenberger
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Nationals
Willis
Carney
Buckenberger
Boston Americans Win With One Out Scoring Run
In a tense game, Boston Americans secure the winning run after one out remains. New York manages 9 runs on offense with Chicago left on bases at six to seven for New York. Conroy hits a two base shot, Magoon, KE, McFarland, Tannehill, and Williams contribute sacrifices. Jones swipes a bag, Tannehill and Isbell turn a double play. White fans two, Wolfe fans one. White issues four walks.
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Rhea
New York
Chicago
Conroy
Magoon
McFarland
Tannehill
Williams
Jones
Isbell
White
Wolfe
Nomena
Criger
Stahl O
Gibson
O'Brien
C. F
Dineen
Freeman
Collins Seer
Ferris
OURS
Hughes
Lachance
Dougherty
OS ‘ Ferris Sete Waate
Agia
Collins
Smith
Young
Parent
An Freeman
Ocean Ener
Seeman
Ile Tenney Sewer
Ema
Woo Cooley
Kittredger C
O. Seaee
Moran
Carney
Dexter
Tenney
Sil
Shere
Stanley
Bonner
Cooley
Willis
Kittredge
Fia
Greminger
Pittinger
Aubrey
Abbaticchio
Arenee
Aa Pittinger
Piatt
Holmes
Keeler
Davis
Ganzel
Elberfeld
Vaherty
Oo Tannehill
Owens
Flaherty
Sheridan
A.e
Pbs Po
Green
Callahan
Mammon
Tan'enill
Beville
O'Connor
E.M
Chicago New York
J. Tannehill Davis
Philadelphia
Detroit
R. DO
A.e P
Keri'g
Lush
R. B
Barrett
L.cross
Seybold
Crawford
Coane Weaccere
Murphy
Long
Courtney
M.cross
Shreck
Buelow
Lpender
Yeager
Pickering
Shreck Seybold
Hoffman
Carr
Bender
M. Cross
Hassett
New York Wins First of Doubleheader in Chicago
In Chicago on June 2 and 8 New York won the first game easily while the second became a pitchers battle that Chicago finally lost after 11 innings. Tannehill fielding and a threw to the plate by Jones stood out. Attendance reached 16,500. The score remains to be stated.
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Cthiicago
New York
Tannehill
Jones
Philadelphia and Detroit Batter in Tepid Transit Game
In Toledo on June 28 Philadelphia and Detroit played a transfer game lacking notable moments. Yeager pitched his first outing of the season and was hit hard as Detroit had no other pitcher available. Attendance reached about 4500.
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Toledo
Philadelphia
Detroit
Yeager
Highland Union Triumphs Over Hartford A A Dorchester
The strong Highland Union of Roxbury defeated Hartford A A of Dorchester 7 to 6 on Saturday in one of the best played and most exciting games seen in Roxbury.
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Highland Union
Roxbury
Hartford A. A
Dorchester
Highland Unions Face Strong State Teams in Roxbury Match
The Highland Unions boast a star filled lineup with inter scholastic and college players, touted as Roxbury’s best nine, led by pitcher Joe O'Neil who struck down Hartfords. C. W. Marshall backs the team as catcher, with infielders Dacey McCusker Kewing and Fitzgibbons and outfielders Glynn Curley Comenalli all noted hitters. Dacey collected four hits for seven in Saturday's game.
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Roxbury
Joe O'Neil
Hartfords
Roxburys
C. W. Marshall
Roxbury High
Dacey
McCusker
Kewing
Fitzgi
Baseball Notes From Chicago and Beyond
Chicago today hosts the Collins team as it opens the season aiming for first place. Fans focus on the games not the magnates' troubles while Brookline and Rexford teams challenge in Massachusetts and American League grounds. Coakley of Holy Cross gains local praise as Connie Mack considers him for Athletics. Pittsburg edges rivals widening the gap, Giants head West to face a tightening race. George Genter of Hotel Rexford files from tele manager.
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Chicago
South End
Collins
Davis
Soden
Brookline
Parent
Buckenberger
Reds
Coakley
Holy Cross
Athletics
Boston
Connie Mack
New York
Pittsburg
Giants
West
Rexford
Station 9 Police
Rexfords
George Genter
Racing Promoters Issue July Challenge for 20 Miles
IF Ed Spooner manager of Joe Nelson issues a challenge to the winner of the Revere Beach July 4 race for a 20 mile event on July 11 at the Revere Beach track. Spooner will stake up to 1000 dollars on the result if the winner desires. Will Stinson challenges the winner of the Nelson De Gulchard race at Providence July 6 and will wager heavily that he can beat either rider on the Providence track. In Worcester Nelson replaces Moran who is sidelined by a lame knee facing Caldwell and Stinson. Jimmy Moran may be less hurt than feared and expects to ride July 4 at severe against Walthour.
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Ed. Spooner
Joe Nelson
Revere Beach
Spooner
Stinson
Providence
Worcester
Nelson
Moran
Caldwell
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Walthour
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