Browns Fall To Boston In Sloppy St Louis Tilt
At St Louis June 29 the Browns erred repeatedly as Breitenstein bested the Browns with sharp Boston batting. Von der Ahe studies Latin and Greek while O Neil and Werden swap lingo with ex teammates. Four Boston runs come on miscues as Bannon handles short with steady fielding and the game remains tied.
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Esme
Gaffney
Arnce
Crimson and Blue Rivalry Sets Yale Harvard Boat Race Tone
The article portrays a tense rivalry ahead of Friday’s Yale vs Harvard boat race. It notes Yale’s crew size and weights, Harvard’s lighter lineup, and confidence shifts among key rowers and supporters. Referee George L. Rives and Dexer cutter preparations frame the event, with strong bets and public interest mounting in Boston’s riverfront atmosphere.
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Brooks
Perkins
Bob Cook
Fearing
George L. Rives
New York
Columbia
Cambridge
Eng
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Yale
Harvard
Crimson Eight
United States Revenue
Dexter
Gale Ferry
Philadelphia
Mrs. Mulliken
Mary Cooke
Boston
Yale Favored In Dims to Win at New London Race
Betting favors Yale with odds 10 to 7 as crews prepare for competition at New London. Harvard supporters back Ives and Gallaudet amid crewing uncertainties. Perkins may replace Fearing. Gov Russell travels from Worcester to Providence to watch from Constellation, with Hamlin aboard Dexter on the scene.
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Ives
Gallaudet
Gare
Perkins
Fearing
Crimson
Russell
Providence
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Post
Yale Harvard Race May Postpone After Evening Practice
New London reports a record Yale Harvard crowd as crews held final spins for 1893. A Yale Harvard conference set race time for 6 50 pm if postponed with favorable tides and winds against an 11 am plan.
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Old Harbor
Yale
Harvard
Bob Cook
Josh Hartwell
S. Keyes
Perkins
Harvards
Itinerary of the Two Crews in Thames Race Series
The article lists results from the eight oar series on the Thames with Yale and Harvard crews. It notes Yale's overall dominance and provides year by year winners and times from New London and London venues, highlighting captains Vail of Harvard and Ives of Yale.
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Family Sideboard Supplies in Noel Case
Lanchard and Farrar list furniture items at 14 to 17 Heck Street and Panewit Hall Square Boston. Open Monday evening for customers seeking sideboards and related furnishings.
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Two Strong Men Bring World’s Giants to Boston Venues
Boston bookends next week with Sandow the Prussian at Tremont and Sampson at Park. Both giants of strength promise effortless lifts and dramatic feats in displays praised for technique and crowd appeal. Sampson has challenged Sandow for ten thousand dollars, though a joint appearance is unlikely.
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Tremont
Sampson
Park
Hubert Wilke
New York
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Cook Remedy
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Boylston &Ts
Old Time Boston Battery and Modern Umpire Talk
Baseball talk recalls Tommy Bond and Charley Snyder as a historic battery. Bond is now portly and businesslike, a good umpire who believes spectators should not overanalyze calls. Lew Whistler sues Van Der Ahe over a leasing dispute while Albany’s batters highlight his strength.
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Kkuiew
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Athletic Gossip and Local Club Notes From Boston Sprint Meet
Reports from Goshen near Chicago mention Collins likely to win if fit despite a back wound. Farrell and Budd expected to contend. Melrose Athletic Club entries open for July 4 with 25 cents fee. Clark trains at Charlesbank. Hale of B A A promises a strong showing at N B A A A U championships. White rumored turning professional after July 4. John Graham favors Holmes Field for the N B E A A U championships. Wren trains for five mile race at the championships.
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Farrell
Budd
Cooper Social and eAthletic Club
Travers Street
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Entries Open for Saugus Racing Carnival at Franklin Park
Manager Gray announces entries for the Franklin Park carnival at Saugus beginning July 4 numbered 154 the largest yet at the track. Horses come from Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania and Kentucky circuits. Entries for the running race close tonight.
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Speculator boasts five day profits from racing tips
The letter claims subscribers earned $544 profit each on a $10 stake over five days with bets like Oporto Major Daly and Sunbeam. It touts a Long Branch meeting, urges more subscribers, and offers “sure money” via racing tips from Rob Roy at 10 State Street Boston.
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Suffolk Athletic Games Draw Dense Talent at Lake Walden Carnival
The Suffolk Athletic Club hosts a July 4 carnival at Lake Walden featuring a vast entry list with top athletes from New York and local clubs. Events span sprints, distance runs, field events, cycling, and swimming with numerous clubs named including S.A.C., B.A.A., W.A.C., H.A.A., and C.A.A. with many runners and competitors listed.
New England Amateur Rowing Regatta Sees Worcester Officials
John A. St. John invited to referee at Worcester regatta. Atalanta Boat Club entries include Junior eight and Senior eight crews with listed oars and substitutes. Open single scull by Charles C. Donegan. sickness may prevent George Hosmer from Boston regatta. Entries from Ten Eyck Durnan Hanlan's nephew Rogers Conley and others. Prizes range 150 to 25 dollars with several events and eight starters in the barge race. Worcester Boat Club enters four oared working boat. Labor Day races to feature strong competition.
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American Wringer Co. Advertises Wringers and Sweepers
The American Wringer Co. offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers from 138 and 15 Broadway extension city. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend mail orders promptly.
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Tennis Standouts Highlight West Newton Tourney Actions
Wrenn defeats Hobart as Hovey downs Wrenn in three sets 6-8 8-6 6-3 with Larned pushing Wrenn to a 7-5 second set win. Ovey beats Chace 7-5 6-2. Final day features Hovey Chace Larned Wrenn Hobart and schedule at 3 20 p m. Standings show Hovey 5 1 Hobart 5 2 Wrenn 4 8 Chace 3 2 Larned 0 6.
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Press Cycling Club plans July Fourth race meet and tours
The Press Cycling Club selects a strong committee for a Fourth of July race meet offering 3000 dollars in prizes. Riders from Malden Dover Lynn and Saco Me enter events at Franklin Park Taunton Brockton and Waltham as clubs organize and field teams. A band-room meeting plans a new bicycle club while clubs in Norwood Braintree Quincy and North Attleboro set officers and schedules for upcoming races.
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Cyclists Rally as New Winton Quadruplet Sets Trial Pace
The new Winton quadruplet ridden by Murphy and Wheeler clocked 2 08 for the mile in the first test of the machine. Prices on cycling goods drop as W W Stall offers cut rate bells. The New Hampshire L A W annual meet plans a July 20 parade in Concord with races at Capital Driving Park and a $150 prize two mile State L A W race. About 300 McCune Company workers witnessed a five mile team race with a 15 minute 44 1 5 second best time by the factory team.
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Prof Hall Leaves B A A Club To Join Chicago
Thomas F Hall, long time assistant to Professor John Robinson at the bath department of the B A A club house, will sever his connection tomorrow to become assistant swimming instructor at the Chicago Athletic Club under Robinson. He, called Yommy, was born in West Point New York in the late sixties and trained by Gus Sundstrom. Hall departs as Chicago club house opens July 4.
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Pugilistic Gossip and Sparring News From Boston Fight Scene
George Dixon rests before training starting July 10 for a Coney Island bout with Eddie Pierce. Joe Walcott and Sun Ashe accompany Dixon as prep partners. The North End Athletic Club hosts a sparring show at Lyceum Hall featuring Patsy Kerrigan, the Conley brothers, Dec OConnell, Moffitt Flaherty and Barney Hubbard.
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Boston Common funding approved for regatta and athletics
At last night’s Common Council meeting a $600 allocation was approved for a rowing regatta on the Charles River under the New England Amateur Rowing Association and New England Barge Racing Association and a $300 grant for athletics on the Common under the Dorchester Athletic Club. The remaining $109 covers incidentals with a 49 to 18 vote. The committee proposed $300 for sports on the Common and $200 for incidentals, while some members pressed to keep more funds for the regatta as in prior years.
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Bicycles at Auction Following Overstock Sale
Auction notice for Saturday July 1 at Dudleys 169 164 Columbus Ave. 50 bicycles including 25 Bidwell Tourists 1893 pattern Majestic Light Roadsters and various Imperials Primus Lovell Diamonds and Tourists with 1 year warranty on second-hand units.
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