Schedule of the New England League Opens May 3
The Sewacoe land League schedule committee released the season schedule listing games involving Fall River Newport Taunton New Bedford Brockton Pawtucket and other towns. The slate runs from May through August with daily matchups, home and away, across the circuit.
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Sewacoeland League
Parker
G River
Newacveland
Pawtucket
Port
Brockton
New Bedford
Brock
Fall River
Newport
Breton
Taunton
New
Rockton
Bost Aller Newport
Eea
Tud
Fall
Tay
Heert
Newar Ae
Pasetucket
Faver
Pawcacket
Cael - Wesenort
Leon
New Be Maur
Parvtack
Eer
Gietigtarne
Poe Bedford
Widen
P. M
Pawticket
Pawtu
Fall Iver
Pall River
New Bedform
Belford
Thesday
Freday
Pelham Boxing School Opens Trials at Tremont Street
Prof Shaw guides new Eng boxing program with quickness and science gains. Pelham, touted as skilled in structor, invites ladies gentlemen and children to trial six lessons at 127 Tremont Street Room 12.
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Shaw
Bhe
Pelham
Eng
Renin
Tremont St
Baseball Schedule Notes for Late Summer Games
A dense list covers multiple teams including Newport Brockton New Bedford Pawtucket Taunton Fall River and Pall River with dates from August 21 to September 18. The daily pairings and venues show a rotating schedule across New England cities and matchups among six clubs.
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Brockton
Newport
Fall River
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Pall River
Taunton
Spa
Connolly Personal health and confidence heading to Lavigne bout
Eddie Connolly, the Canadian featherweight, arrived in Boston with manager Professor James Kelly. He praised local support and predicted victory over Lavigne, recalling a referee coat incident during the last contest and noting renewed strength and a bold wager from Fred Fleck backing Connolly to win.
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Eddie Connolly
James Kelly
Connolly
England
Post
Burge
Messrs. Barnes
Lavigne
McKeever
Fred Fleck
New York City
Bill Daly, Jr
Boston
Boxing Card Sets Stage For Sally Smith Gardner Go
At the Broadway Athletic Club New York Sally Smith the Californian featherweight meets Oscar Gardner the Omaha Kid in a twenty round 122 pound bout. Two ten round preliminary fights feature Lou Calvert vs Jules Mack and Harry Styles vs Frank Bryant.
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Broadway Athletic Club
New York City
Sally Smith
Oscar Gardner
Smith
Gardner
Jules Mack
Harry Styles
Frank Bryant
Pam O’rourke
Kid Lavigne
Eddie Connolly
St. John
N. B
O'Rourke
Sam Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Connolly
Fitzpatrick
Philadelphia
O’rourke
Rourke
Tommy White
Chicago
Billy Whistler
Myers Athletic Club
Albany
N. Y
Newman
Polo Athletic Club of New York
Billy Murphy
Austin Rice
Frank Erne
Buffalo
Little Patsy Haley
Boston
Dover
Bohemian Sporting Club of
New York
Dave Sullivan
Johnny Laughlin
Joe Mullin
Charlestown Bowlers Dominate Newton in Boston League
Charlestown defeated Newton 6200 pins at Arlington Boat Club, dominating the one sided match. Charlestown won every string. Warston and Money topped the 600-mark in the individual tallies as Newton faltered after a strong start.
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Charlestown
Newton
Arlington
Fistic rules debate looms before Corbett Fitzsimmons fight
Referee George Siler considers key rule changes to clarifying clinches and breakaways and outlines enforcement before the Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout. Both fighters await final stance after consultations with managers Delaney White and Siler. Overtraining fears ease as athletes limit bouts and focus on road work and conditioning.
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Marquis of Queensberry
George Siler
Fitz
Corbett
Brady
Delaney
Shaw’s
Roeber
Stelzner
Fitzsimmons
Bob
Stenzler
Hickey
Empire
Woods
Jeffries
San Francisco
Carson
Wheelock
Dan Stuart
Insurance Lease at the Hub Alleys Scores Big Totals
Last night at the Hub alleys the Insurance Lease league posted team totals for Travelers 732 688 766 2186 Rison and Russell 664 605 638 1908 W Holden 690 669 705 2064 Bast Marine 675 646 628 1949.
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Rison & Russell
W. Holden
Bast Marine
Neht Chesters Tames Scotia in Roxbury League clash
In the Roxbury League, Neht Chesters defeated Scotia while the Thorn tons beat the Columbias, delivering notable wins for both sides.
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Neht Chesters
Scotia
Thorntons
Columbias
Quakers Head South for Spring Practice Tour
Manager Stallings and eighteen players of the Philadelphia Baseball Club left Philadelphia on the City of Macon for Savannah to Augusta for spring practice. The roster is complete, with Cross and Clements signing contracts yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Stallings
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Macon
Savannah
Augusta
Cross
Clements
Treachery Promptly Stilled at Massachusetts L A W Meeting
The Massachusetts division of the L A W held a midwinter meet at Youngs where treachery charges were aired briefly and then rejected. Chief Consul J Emory Tippett presided with Secretary A D Peck, reports noted state legislature bills on wheel tires and bicycle theft penalties, and a spring meet was funded up to 1500 dollars.
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Massachusetts
Young’s
J. Emory Tippett
A. D. Peck
Roberts
C. Payson Tucker
Hudson
Peck
Treasury
Nickerson
Transportation Committee
Boston & Albany
George A. Perkins
Assembly
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Lavencer T. Williams
Mr. Perkins
A. G. Frothingham
Reuben Swan
A. W. Robinson
Spencer Williams
Salem Aldermen enact bicycle registration at city clerk office
An order at the Salem meeting requires bicycle registration with the city clerk including description serial number and make for a $1 fee. Transfers cost 25 cents and reissues 50 cents. The piece notes brake licensing news from Oliver Straus Co and local store activity at Columbus Avenue.
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Salem
J. C. Merwin
Oliver, Straus & Co
New York
Thorndike
Harry J. Preston
Lowell Arms Company
F. F. Dudley
Columbus Avenue
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
Billy’’ Atwell
William Read & Sons
C. C. Atwell
Morgan & Wright
Wheel Talk
J. M. Linmscott
Hud Cycle Company
Hanover Street
Tom
Nat Butler
Sullivan's Forfeit to Back Sullivan Fight
Dunn shows a $1000 forfeit to back a Sullivan fight with the winner. He will travel from Boston to New York and then to Carson City to place the stake with the New York World correspondent at ringside. A Boston sporting man will fund half the $5000 stake, but hotels show little betting and Fitzsimmons money is scarce.
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Dunn
Carson
John L. Sullivan
Boston
New York
Carson City
New York World
Fitzsimmons
International Horsemen's Association organized in Chicago
At a Chicago meeting on March 10 the International Horsemen's Association was formed with about thirty breeders owners trainers and drivers of light harness horses present. E J Berry was elected president though he later refused to serve and A W Johnson was elected secretary before a row led to J E Corrigan Milwaukee becoming secretary.
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Chicago
International Horsemen's Association
E. J. Berry
Berry
A. W. Johnson
J. E. Corrigan
Milwaukee
Thomas H. Gill
John Splan
Toledo
James Golden
Medford
Mass
Will J. Davis
M. H. Hicks
Boston
George H. Bailey
Portland
Thomas Morris
Concord
N. H
Joseph Battel
Brattleboro
Shooting Scores At Bos ton Gun Club Meet
Wellington March 10 the regular weekly shooting event drew a large crowd with high marks across ten events. Notable performers include Gordon Paine Staffila Sewall Spencer Miskay Winters Horace Sheffield Needham and Ball in various targets unknowns and reversed formats.
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Wellington
Boston Gun Club
Small
Gordon
Paine
Staffila
Mack
Benton
Staffla
Sheppla
Sewall
Spencer
Sheffield
Miskay
Nichols
Porter
Harris
Ball
Mateh
Winters
Horace
Needham
Taine
Hurlingham
Bombast and Pretender Letter Bashes Doctor Landis
John Hamilton M D defends medical practice while attacking Dr S M Landis as a bombast and pretender. He disputes Landis’s claims about disease and nourishment, boasts of regular standards, and vows to draw him out. letter ends with threats to expose his supposed incompetence. The exchange targets medical authority and public trust.
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S. M. Landis
Garden of Eden
Landis
John Hamilton
M. D
Amherst Class Basketball Finals Narrowly Won by '98
In Amherst College class championship action this afternoon the team of '98 defeated '97 by a 5 to 3 score. The '98 group now advances to face class '99.
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Amherst
Amherst College
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