Ground Rule Fight Ends Boston Victory in Baseball League
The annual National Baseball League meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel adjourned after adopting key rules changes. Boston directors led the push, wiping out the ground rules with a major shift, tightening benches, balk definitions, umpire powers, discipline procedures, and a six umpire system while planning a ten club schedule if Brown Stocking sale proceeds.
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New York
National Baseball Lee Magnates
Fifth Avenue
Rogers
Brush
Board of Discipline
Rules Committee
St. Louis
John S. Rogers
Philadelphia
Boston
League
Messrs
Hart
Reach
Hanlon
Young
Frederick K. Stearns
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
McPartland Edges Broderick in Nutmeg Club Card
Kid McPartland of New York won on points over Tom Broderick of Yonkers at Hartford Coliseum in a 15 round 183 pound bout attended by about 1000. Broderick appeared the likely draw as he landed more while McPartland led and fouled. Referee halted Tim Kearns versus Jack Dwyer in the 14th with Kearns favored. Sullivan and Bride fought to a draw in six rounds.
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Hartford
Conn
Kid McPartland
New York
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Coliseum
Nutmeg Athletic Club
Broderick
McPartland
Tim Kearns
Boston
Jack Dwyer
Kearns
Dwyer
Oggy
Frank Sullivan
Ed Bride
First Hampton
Daly and Callahan Fought Ten Rounds in Brockton Exhibition
John Daly of Brockton and Mike Callahan of Boston boxed ten rounds before the Crescent Club. Daly showed clearer technique and led the action from the start, with both men remaining fresh at the finish. Tim Murphy of Brockton refereed.
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Brockton
Mass
Marc H
John Daly
Mike Callahan
Boston
Crescent Club
Daly
Tim Murphy
Boxing Gossip Sets Stage for Fitzsimmons Je Peseen Fight
Jeffries discusses three offers as potential fight venues with Brooklyn syndicate eyeing $20,000, Chicago Triangle Club offering $21,000, and Westchester bid of $15,000. He plans preliminary training for three weeks before heavy work and vows to be in peak condition for the world title defense.
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Fitzsimmons
Je Peseen
Soererely
Effries
Peter Jackson
Jem Smith
Smith
Charley Mitchell
Jeffries
Y Delaney
Bill
Brooklyn
Bergen Peach
Triangle Club of
Chicago
Westcheater A. C
Peter Maher
Unclear fragment hints panacea amid illness chatter
Fragmentary phrase mentions a panacea for illnesses and symptoms on an unclear note. No concrete people, places, or events are identifiable from the text.
Boxing notes hint at major matchups and purses
Boxing circles report Maher may face McCoy for a $10000 purse offered by the National A C of San Francisco. Other bouts discussed include Burgo versus McFadden, Downey versus Delaney at Pelican A C Brooklyn, O’Brien versus West, Sullivan versus Connolly, and Sullivan vs O’Rourke arrangement. March 24 includes Dave Sullivan vs Joe Bernstein at Greenwood A C.
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M. J. Connolly
Connolly
Kid McGoy
National
A. C
San Francisco
Maher
McCoy
Walter Burgo
Boston
George McFadden
New York
Pelican A. C
Brooklyn
McFadden
Billy Moore
Syracuse
Burgo
Jack Dougherty
Jack Downey
Long Island
Jack Delaney
Pelican Athletic Club
South Brooklyn
Downey
Delaney
Dick O’brien
Burke
Tommy West
Bonner
Spike Sullivan
Eddie Connolly
Tom O'Rourke
Sullivan
Dave Sullivan
Fleetwood
Joe Bernstein
Greenwood A. C
Dave
Joe Hopkins
Billy Hill
Joe Robinson
Valley Falls
R. I
Jack Fitzpatrick
West Newton
Bell
Allen
Patsy Sweeney
Morris Rosenberg
Portland
Spike
Harvard Chess Club Triumphs in Boston League Matches
Harvard Chess Club defeated the Press Club in four matches while losing two to take the league lead. The deciding game featured Southard of Harvard defeating Young of the Press Club, clinching victory for Harvard. Forfeited.
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Boston Press Club
Harvard Chess Club
Press Cub
Southard
Harvard
Young
Press Club
Crimson
Entries for Boston College Meet Show Top East Sprinters
The Boston College meet next Saturday evening gathers the East’s fastest in the 40 yard dash and 440 yard invitation races. Notables include Billy Holland and Roche of Harvard plus Kraenzlein and Tewksbury from U.P. and many more from Holy Cross, Yale, Brown, and B.C. A A. A detailed entry list covers hundreds of competitors across novice and invitation events with names from Boston College A A, Nobles and Greenough, and other New England schools.
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Boston College
Billy Holland
Roche
Harvard
Hoffman
Maxwell Long
Columbia
Arthur Duffy
Tewksbury
Kraenzlein
U. of P
Scheuber
Worcester
Holland, Cadman
Jerry Moynihan
Holy Cross
Dave Hall
Brown
H. H. Fish
Harvard Flyer
Dick Grant
Alex
John Bray
Williams
Eddie Mills
McGirr
Peters
Yale
Billy Morse
Converse
Bush
Morse
Rotch
Cornell
Warren Archibald
Brockton
James J. Adams
T. Berstein
E. H
W. J. Chesterman
Well
H. S
John J. Curley
E. B. Can
Frank Corcoran
Cambridge Y. M. c. A
J. Frank Cashman
Lee A. L. Curry
A. A
Colburn
Dedham
George C. Cunningham
Hopkinson
Payson L. Dana
B. H
Clifford Emerson
H. N. Eealoci
Boston
Charles M. Finn
Ere
H. Goodrich
Milton Hall
George L. Ide
Harry " “Jordan
Worcester H. S
H. A. Knowles
Nobles and Greenoug
J. Long
Y. M
M. McDermott
B. L
Carl B. Marshall
G.B. Perry
Nobles and Greenough
Edward F Ross
Dedham H. S
E. Lawrence Smith
C. H
Co. Fitch
H. A.A
H. L. Hamburgher
W. N. Hardy
O. N. Mayhew
P. 5. Macomber
H. W. Mason
A. W. Pope
F. N. Reed
A. Silva
A. J. Steele
A. Fox
P. A
Thomas G. Kenny
Worcester High
KE J. Murphy
George Magee
KE. J. Ostley
W. O’ Donnell
A. W. Rowe
W.A. Schick
A. Cas Astod Ryan
East Weymouth
C. H. Colby
Newburyport H. S
T. W. Flatley
W. A. Dennett
J. C. Bayley
H.A. A
J. Mulroy
S. Crosby
A. P. Chase
J. A. Corcoran
Eens
William Curry
B. C
A. Curtis
Bender
Frank Cashman
A. L. Curry
L. Colburn
W. E. Carnes
Hyde _ Park
George Te Cunningham
Hop
Edward L. Doyle
Charlestown H. S
A. F. Duffy
Worcester Academy
B. L. Edmonds
R. S. Edwards
Bowdoin A. A
J. J. Tallon
B. C. Preparatory School
R. H. Gardner
W. Graybert
E. H. Goodrich
Edward M. Hill
P. H. Linehan
Cathedral
W. J. Roche
E. L. Smith
Cc. H
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J. F. Sullivan
J. M. Hoar
M. I. Kassie R. Crozier
C. and Lucas
C. A. Bennet
N. J. Scanlan
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M. W. Long
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J. Mulligan
Georgetown
P. J. Wall
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G. Halliday
H. A
Scag Tees
Mason Boston
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J. W. Sever
H. Ve Shaw
E. H. Smith
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Cambridge
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Col. U. A. A
Jerry Moymian
Charles O'Connor
Holy Crome
Pep- Fish
Wiliam Eeabi
Two-Mile Invitaion,” ‘Sé Ratch, Dick Grant, K. C.J. Bray
Williams C. A. A
R. J. Meroraia
R. A. McLennan
Alec Grant
J. B. Maguire
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Matthews A
Crenagan
Princeton
T. P. Curtis
Edwards
Duffy’s Whiskey Promoted For Typhoid Exposure
An old public notice promotes Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a treatment stopgap for typhoid exposure. It claims to purify the system, aid digestion, and prevent germ spread, urging insistence on the genuine product and listing many affiliated names and institutions.
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Duffy
Duffy’s
Dinner honoring Carl Schurz celebrates seventieth birthday
At Delmonico's in New York a banquet for 400 marked Carl Schurz’s 70th birthday with remarks by Charles Francis Adams praising Schurz’s parliamentary skill. Schurz spoke humble about errors yet affirmed belief in his public statements and urged loyalty to a republic governed by the people. A letter from ex-President Grover Cleveland was among the notes read.
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New York
Carl Schurz
Delmonico’s
Mr. Schurz
Charles Francis Adams
America
Schurz
Senate
Republic of the
United States of America
Vezsiet
Grover Cleveland
Reappointment to L A W Racing Board Named
Arthur W. Robinson of Newton and the city received their reappointments as New England member of the L A W racing board. Fred Gerlach of Chicago chairs the committee with Conway Sams, David O'Brien and William Howell named to key posts. Sams Howell and O'Brien head Maryland Connecticut and Nebraska divisions respectively.
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Arthur W. Robinson
Newton
New England
L. A. W. Racing Board
Robinson
Fred Gerlach
Chicago
Keenan
Conway W. Sams
Baltimore
David J. O
National Cycling Association
Outlaws
Sams
Rights and Privileges Committee
Howell
O’brien
West
Sams, Howell
Maryland
Connecticut
Nebraska
Bicycle Notes Reflect Stagnation in Racing Rules
The column laments no changes to last year’s L A W rules despite opportunities, cites lack of annual calls for suggestions, and notes lengthy articles and legal verbiage. It reports on industry demand, legislative debates, club elections, shows, records, bids, and member updates across cycling groups and events.
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Mott
Columbia
Hartford
Legislative Committee On Roads and Bridges
Boston
New York
Board
Massachusetts
Parker House
Chelsea
Academy of Music
John Z. Kelley
William Minton
Alio
Paris
Marcellin
Harry Ekes
Pueblo
Col
A. A. Pope
Brookline
W. B H. Fleming
E. W. Pavis
M. Sullivan, Jr
P. Joseph O'Neil
Gus Weber
Tiger Roadsters
F. B. Crane
Aaron Wolfson
H. P. Kenison
R. W. Elton
S. B. Tuckerman
F. O. Hatch
Leutenant
Allan Monroe
Mr. Hudson
H. E. Stevens
Emer: Young
Ensign
Walter Sampson
Frank Kerrins
McCausland
H. E. Barber
H. F. Dean
W. B. Fitch
James Hooley
J. J. Pasten
H. G. Robbins
Wolfson
St John’s Salmon Club Forms In City Waters
A group of prominent locals formed the St John’s Salmon Club and filed a Canadian incorporation certificate. The lease covers prime waters. The Empire Trotting Club of New York plans a rich stake program including a $500 free-for-all stallion race, entries close April 3. The Terrible Turk predicts a quick win over Ernest Roeber in their wrestling match next Tuesday. Marco Piacenti will test fencing masters here with a open challenge until mid month. Y M C A Melrose to host two open events March 14 with entries due March 7. The A A U sanctioned meet offers silver cups as prizes. President McKinley signed the naval admiral bill at 11:15 PM.
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St. John’s
Anna Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Prine
T. W. Morley
Lyndhurst
Westchester
White Plains
Sach
Lindsley
Ernest Roeber
Roeber
Marco Piacenti
Melrose
W. L. Kershaw
J. H. Clausen
B A A Triumph Over Newton In Bowling League
B A A won two of three games against Newton in the Amateur Bowling League last night. Newton took the final game on a roll off while Pray led all with 497. Smith and Wood led B A A with 494 each as Garden City posted the night’s high score of 9808 and claimed the solitary victory.
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Newton
Newtons
Smith
Hill
Garden City
Pray
Wood
Legate
Scully
Linder
Intercycle Candle Pin Matches Highlight Close Scores
Huntington Club led Middlesex with strong team play yet dropped two of three. Chelsea Cycle Club nearly toppled Huntington, winning three straight over Suffolk. Middlesex edged Huntington by three pins in a feature night showdown as Cook and Callahan matched 263 pins. Adams led with 263 for high figure, including 90 and 94 for Chelsea.
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Huntington Club
Middlesex
Chelsea Cycle Club
Huntington
Suffolk Cycle Club
Cook
Callahan
Huntingtons
Chelsea
Suffolk
Adams
Dembrinski
Schultz
Dickerman Triumphs In Trade League Tilt Over Whyte Wire Works
Gordon of the Dickermans rolled 600 pins in three strings and 236 in the opening round to stand out in a Trade League match last night. Dickerman won the last two games after a rough start as the team improved and others rose from low totals.
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Dickerman
Whyte Wire Works
Gordon
Dickermans
Oxford Club Visits Cambridge and Loses All Matches
In the Massachusetts Interclub League last night the Oxford Club of Lynn visited Cambridge and lost all three games by wide margins. Hales's 209 single in the middle round and his 655 total was the feature.
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Oxford
Lynn
Cambridge
Hales
World Record Battle Highlights Halifix Skating Night
Bart Duffee of St John loses the one mile race in 3m 61 2s to lower the rink record from 3m 15s set by J K McCulloch Winnipeg two years earlier John Neilsen the world professional champion skated the mile in 3m 2s to beat Joe Donoghue's Halifax record and set a faster time.
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Halifax
N. S
Bart Duffee
St. John
New Brunswick
J. K. McCulloch
Winnipeg
John Neilsen
Joe Donoghue
Keogh Beats Long in Murray & Irwin’s Pool Final
Jerome Keogh defeated Irving Long of New York to win in fourteen innings at Murray and Irwin’s last evening before a large crowd. He ran 167 total with bursts of 12 13 14 and 16 balls each inning, finishing 167 to 33 as Long totaled 33.
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Jerome Keogh
Irving Long
New York
Murray & Irwin
Scranton
Keogh
Long
Night Bowling Rivalries Set for State Championship
Tonight at Sudbury alleys West End and Chelsea Councils Knights of Columbus vie for the state title led by Billy Sullivan and Aggie Carleton. Boston and Portland candle pin teams clash in a return game in the city. Middlesex Cycle Club swept Dorchester, Huntington Club beat Alter Egos. McCarthy team bowls Sherwood of Worcester in the first candie pin series at McCarthy alley. World record 511 pins by McCarthy City league. Season marks McDonough 234 single 431 three strings.
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vVonight
Sudbury
West End
Chelsea
Knights of Columbus
Billy’ Sullivan
Sherwood
Worcester
McCarthy
McCarthy Alley
Tom McCarthy
Annex
New England
J. Sterling MccDoveough
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McDonough
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How To Find Out Kidney Health Clues From Urine
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Kilmer Swamp Root Promises Relief for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for rheumatism back and kidney pain urinary problems and liquor after effects It claims quick relief from frequent urination and night trips It offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and asks readers to mention Boston Daily Post.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Rebels Open Fire Near San Pedro Macate
Rebels firing from Guadaloupe church walls hit no casualties as a gunboat moved 300 yards beyond the lines and cleared the enemy with gatlings. General Miller is ordered to quarter troops in Iloilo public buildings at a cost not exceeding 40000 dollars funded from Iloilo public revenues.
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Manila
San Pedro Macate
Guadaloupe
Miller
Iloilo
Theatrical Agent Frank Meade Attacked at Tremont Street Office
Theatrical agent Frank Meade reports a strange assault in his office at 387 Tremont Street early this morning. He was struck, tossed into a toilet room, and robbed but not injured, as suspects fled after his cries. Police found no trace of the attackers.
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Tremont Street
Meade
No. 37
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Rod and Gun Men Headed to Fifth Annual Sportsmen Show
A special 11:30 am train from Park Square departs for New York to attend the fifth annual sportsmen's show at Madison Square Garden. Dr Heber Bishop and F S Risteen lead the party with Megantic Club night and Harvard Columbia water polo amid events. Return by 11 pm Sunday.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Heber Bishop
F. S. Risteen
Copley Square Hotel
Megantic
Harvard
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Boston
Rod Delivers First Harvard Lecture on French Tragedy
French novelist and critic M Edouard Rod gave his first Harvard lecture on the Origin of French Tragedy in Sanders Theatre Cambridge. The audience included Boston and Cambridge society leaders such as Mrs John L Gardner Mrs E C Agassiz Radcliffe president Miss Irwin Radcliffe dean Arthur Gilman George Palmer Trowbridge James H Hyde 98 New York Professor F C de Sumichrast and Harvard French faculty.
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Sanders’ Theatre
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Boston
John L. Gardner
E. C. Agassiz
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Trowbridge
James H. Hyde
New York
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Rivalry to Highlight Meet At Vine Street Rink Tonight
No pole will be set at the Vine street rink to avoid clashing with MITs inter scholastic drill. English High and Boston Latin are suggested to meet in a competitive race between long standing rivals with a strong field of material. Roxbury Latin seeks a race with Chauncy Hall after last years foul cost them victory.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Latin
Roxbury Latin
Chauncy Hall
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Cornell relay team names chosen for Williams meet
Ithaca N Y March 2 Trainer Conn ers and Captain Ripley select runners to represent Cornell in the relay against Williams College at the Boston College meet in Boston next Saturday night. R H Ripley D S Bellinger H M Bassett and H B Hastings are the contenders. Ripley Bellinger and Bassett competed against Princeton in Boston on Feb 18.
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H. B. Hastings
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