Local baseball news lists Hemphill in Boston AL lineup
Word from Cleveland confirms Charles J. Hemphill 23 from Greenville Michigan has signed for the American League team in Boston. The Huntington avenue lineup nears completion with Collins Ferris Parent Freeman Dineen Schreckengost Stahl Hemphill Dolan in outfield and Sullivan Leinhardt may join. Patsy Donovan signs to manage St. Louis season.
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Cleveland
Charles J. Hemphill
Outfelder
Kanas City
Boston
Hemphill
Greenville
Mich
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Louisville
Kansas City
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Collins
Ferris
Parent
Freeman
Dineen
Schreckengost
Stahl
Dolan
William Sullivan
Boston National
Leinhardt
Philaoo
American Association
Nationals
Patsy’ Donovan
Maugus Defeats Newton In Newton League Match
In Newton on March 5 the Maugus team won two of three games at the Newton Club in Newtonville. Newton took whist 16 to 4 and pool 150 to 108. Bowling totals show Maugus Hart 547 Brown 436 Hersey 558 Travis 606 Willey 476 totaling 778 84s 901 2522. Newton totals Powers 486 Nagle 427 Gray 421 Porrietall 482 Maltby 579 totaling 734 862 802 2398.
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Newton
Maugus
Newtonville
Pool
Hart
Brown
Hersey
Travis
Willey
Powers
Nagle
Gray
Porrietall
Maltby
Polo Games Last Night Reported Scores
Polo games were held last night with East Weymouth 6 Salem 1 and Brockton 8 Brockton 6 in two matches.
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East Weymouth
Salem
Brockton—Lawrence
Brockton
Gardner Challenges Ryan for World Middleweight Title
George Gardner of Lowell aims to become world middleweight champion after winning the English title. He notes Tommy Ryan as the top American rival and expresses desire for a title bout, stating Ryan remains the better man after Ryan and Tommy West fought.
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George Gardner
Lowell
Gardner
England
Tommy Yan
Tommy Ryan
Tommy West
Ryan
Gardner Declares World Middleweight Championship Challenge
George Gardner, claiming the American and British middleweight titles, announces he will post a 250 forfeit to challenge Tommy Ryan for the world middleweight crown. He also offers to fight Jack Root or Kid McCoy in the United States or England and asserts he is McCoy's superior.
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England
Frank Craig
Tommy Ryan
Bosteen
Ryan
Jack Root
Kid McCoy
McCoy
George Gardner
Great Britain
New England
Boxing Gossip Sparks Bantam Clash in Bangor Tonight
Kid Goodman travels to Bangor Maine to face Jimmy Connors Maine featherweight champion in a bout where Goodman gives away eight to ten pounds but previously beat Connors. Local sports fans back Captain Bill Daly and Commodore after a setback in Revere.
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Kid Goodman
Bangor
Jimmy Connors
Maine
Goodman
Connors
Mike Deveney
Highland Lake
Mike
Bill Daly
Commodore
Revere
Jimmy Kelly
Peter Harriot
Singapore
Joe Walcott
Kelly
Roberts House
Crescent Besch
Peter
Engage
Mike Brin Sullivan
Tommy Devine
Billy Berkeley
Joe Flaherty
Chiesso
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Lowl
Don Desmond
Regan
Jack Fitzpatrick
Billy Gardner
Ned Maher
Fred Maguire
Jimmy Sullivan
George Gardner
Kid Broad
Terry McGovern
Boston
James McKillen
Somerville
Barney Clancy
Spider Hogan
William Dunleavy
Joseph Barry
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Patsey Gately
East Watertown
Rooney
Mal
Richard Casey
Lowell
Maverick Athletic Club
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
May Secede New Bedford Wheelmen Plan Independence
Wheelmen in New Bedford discuss breaking from the national league to form a new body. They will present terms to the division board on March 13, aiming to keep allegiance if accepted. otherwise the local group will withdraw.
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New Bedford
L. A
Division Board of Officers
Howland
Belmont Heads Jockey Club New York Officers Reappointed
Belmont heads the Jockey Club after reelecting August Belmont as chairman James R Keene as vice chairman F K Sturgis as secretary and treasurer The spring racing calendar lists meet dates for several clubs from March 28 to August 30 with autumn meets running into November The meetings were announced from Washington Jockey Club to Coney Island and Saratoga associations including Westchester and Brooklyn clubs
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New York
Jockey Club
August Belmont
James R. Keene
F. K. Sturgis
Washington Jockey Club
Eens County Jockey Club
Vestonenee Racing Association
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Ie Beach Racing Association
Saratoga Association
Westchester Racing Association
Eens County Jockey Plus
Ashington Jockey Club
Belmont cup defender progress in deck plating at Bristol
Riveters worked on the Belmont cup defender in Bristol Rhode Island March 5 plating the water line and deck with steel straps. Fittings from machine shops were moved to the south shop for hull placement while bulkheads and stern fittings were adjusted to improve fit.
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Bristol
R. I
Interscholastic Rowing Prepared for Spring Practice
Schoolboy oarsmen brace for a surge in crews as the B A A and Union Boat Club open facilities. Since 1898, the sport has grown. seven new schools plan to apply, with Coach Richard Glendon likely directing the B A A squad and Edward Hanlan possibly coaching Union Boat Club crews. The floating B A A boathouse will not arrive at Chestnut Street until month’s end, delaying March activity and April 1 start for active rowing.
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Union Boat Club
Richard Glendon
Edward Hanlan
Chestnut Street
Pyramid Pile Cure Promised as Permanent Remedy
A medical advertisement explains piles and rectal troubles have obscure causes but can be cured by Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims immediate relief, no surgery, and a permanent cure via a painless suppository with soothing oils and antiseptic acids. Available from Pyramid Drug Co. for 50 cents. free book offered by mail from Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Batch A Guest Fifth Anniversary Dinner Of The Chronograph Club
The Chronograph Club celebrated its fifth anniversary with a Savoy dinner. Attendees included Amos G. Batchelder N C A board of control Richard F Kelsey New England board of control 7 AS Wardwell ex chairman Cambridge Aldermen John J Donovan Frank N Bemis and other Boston officials. Batchelder praised the club and predicted a record cycling season and urged wider national expansion of the timing service.
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Chronograph Club
New England
Savoy
Amos G. Batchelder
N. C. A. Board of Control
Richard F. Kelsey
Newngland Board of Control
Wardwell
Boston
John C. Kerrison
Charles B. Fay
William C. Bond
John J. Fecitt
Harry Fosdick
Walter B. Brackett
Ezra O. Winsor
George H. Lowe
Stofft Beats Stubbs in Pool Championship Faceoff
Stofft of Cleveland defeated W H Stubbs of Canada 150 to 113 at the Hub rooms in a tight pool championship match. Stofft led early, fell behind in the eleventh, then surged ahead in the thirteenth and finished strong. Tonight will feature a match between ex Champion Clearwater and Irving Long.
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H. P. Stofft
Cleveland
W. H. Stubbs
Canada
Stubbs
Stofft
Clearwater
Pittsburg
Irving Long
Lincoln House Defeats Lincoln House in Close 6 to 4 Game
In a %-minute half basketball match at the Lincoln House last night the home team lost 6 to 4. Key players included J. McCarty captain for Lincoln House and E. Elliott with two goals for Sir Galahad. John Trefry scored Lincoln House's lone tally, with Hardy adding two for the home side.
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Lincoln House
Sir Galahad
J. McCarty
H. Smith P. Downey
R. B
Justin Trefry
J. Hardy
Radu T Saec
John
Waterbury Track Admitted to New England Circuit
The Waterbury half mile track in Connecticut was admitted to the New England circuit at a meeting today. Waterbury will open the season the week of May 14 to 17 and will run twenty weeks. Secretaries will meet next week to finalize the schedule.
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Worcester
Waterbury
Conn
New England
Eaton Edges Paige In Parlor Billiards Match
Charles E Eaton defeated William Paige 600 to 472 at Leavitt and Yatter's parlors last night in a tied game turn to Eaton's advantage.
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Eaton
Paige
Charles 8. Eaton
William Paige
Leavitt & Yatter’s
Massachusetts Prohibits Cigarettes Hearings At State House
A large crowd gathered before the public health committee as the Massachusetts lawmakers debated prohibiting cigarette manufacture and sale. The W C T U urged a ban citing youth smoking, while opponents including Professor Timagenis argued for tobacco industry interests and personal freedom.
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Committee On Public Health
State House
Massachusetts
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Davis
Gloucester
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Tennessee
Ormont
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Orville Coates
Somerville
Stevenson
Chee
Emanuel Pfeiffer
W. P. Ya Seton
Ella A. Gleason
Henry H. Faxon
T. Timagens
Boston
Timagenis
Greece
Tufts Indoor Meet Sets Two College Records at Goddard Gym
Tufts College in Medford reports two records broken at the indoor meet. Freshman J C Lucas set a college record in the potato race with 32 4 5 seconds and Arthur Murphy Jr 08 posted 28 5 seconds in the yard dash. Senior class wins the meet with 28 points, followed by juniors 26, freshmen 9, sophomores 0. A separate criminal note details a dog incident ending with the suspect Lutes facing assault charges.
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Medford
Tufts College
Goddard Gymnasium
J. C. Lucas
Dental
Georgetown
Arthur Murphy
Tufts
Constable Tukey Captures Suspect in Cambridgeport Tussle
Constable John H. Tukey of Cambridge, trying to serve a civil capias on Joseph Lutes, chased him from Percy place toward his home. After a brief pursuit Lutes leaped a fence and fought back, with bruised knuckles and a bloody nose to show for the struggle as a bulldog aided his escape attempt.
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John H. Tukey
Cambridge
Capias
Cambridgeport
Newton
Joseph Lutes
Lutes
Percy Place
Essex Street
Tukey
P. J. Braun
Irish speakers and artists headline rally with Emmet tribute
A rally featured eloquent remarks on Robert Emmet and a rousing speech by State President J A Ryan on Ireland and the Hibernians. The program closed with songs and dances by a cast including Martin Foy E A Maloney M McDonough William Tuoy and several others.
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Robert Emmet
J. A. Ryan
Ireland
The
Hibernians
Martin Foy
Mr. Higgins
E. A. Maloney
M. McDonough
William Tuoy
Mr. Dudley
Charles O'Donnell
T. J. O'Connor
John McDonough
Sullivan
Purim Day Masquerade Ball Draws Mass Attendance
Boston Austro-Hungarian Benevolent Association held its tenth annual masquerade ball at Odd Fellows Hall, the largest Purim celebration in Boston. Hundreds wore grotesque costumes as a march led the parade, with prizes awarded to Miss Paulin Ginnberg Mr Sam Sholip Mr Joseph Bloom and Mr Harry Kleine.
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Boston Austro-Hungarian Benevolent Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boston
Joseph White
A. Holzman
H. Greenbaum
J. Kesler
Joseph Roth
J. Spiegel
Charles Einstein
Morris Ticknor
Dr. J. G. Green
William Klein
H. Goodman
A. Lovinger
J. Ke
Celebrated Purim by Hebrew National Association in Boston
The Hebrew National Association celebrated Purim with an entertainment at its hall 170 Hanover Street. Musical and vocal selections were performed by Misses Sophia and Ruth Rappaport, Miss A Susman, Miss Sarah Susman, and Miss L Louis. An address on Zionism was given to Rev. Henry Morias of Newport R. I. Mr S Bloomberg presided.
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Hebrew National Association
Hanover Street
Sophia
Ruth Rappaport
A. Susman
Sarah Susman
L. Louis
Henry Morias
Newport
R. 1
S. Bloomberg
Sford Lodge Folk Danced at Purim Ball
One of the many Purim celebrations last evening featured the annual ball given by the Russian Sford Lodge No. 261 1.0. B. A. Hebrews of this city participated in the event with folk dance and celebration.
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Sford Lodge
Memorial Hall affair features prominent local attendees
At Paine Memorial Hall a well attended event opened with a preliminary concert and a march led by Chief Marshal Morris Miroslofsky and Miss M Miroslofsky. Notables present included Louis Goldstein Joseph Jady Isidor Bortman Max Jacobson and several others.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Morris Miroslofsky
M. Miroslofsky
Louis Goldstein
Joseph Jady
Isidor Bortman
Max Jacobson
Louis’ Magzin
Frank Cohen
Sam Rubin
Max Oxman
Purim Ball Draws Hundreds in Oxbury Clubhouse
The Progress Club hosted its annual Purim masque last night at the Warren street clubhouse in Oxbury. About 200 couples attended, with roughly half in elaborate and colorful costumes.
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The
Progress Club
Warren Street
Oxbury
Masquerade Night At Austro Hungarian Society Hall
500 costumes filled the floor at the Austro Hungarian Society masquerade in Odd Fellows' Hall. The 10 o'clock march was led by Joseph White and Julia Buckley with H Greenbaum as assistant. Music came from Greenberg's full orchestra playing native land tunes.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joseph White
Julia Buckley
Leel
H. Greenbaum
A. Holzgreen
Greenberg
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Ideal Studio
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