Tired Doves On Way To New York
A party of Doves and newspaper men travels from Charlottesville to New York by train. The group, including Billy Burke and Bill Cooney, endures a long trip with stops in Jersey City and Philadelphia before continuing toward Augusta.
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Charlotteville
New York
Fred Lake
Billy Burke
Clinton
Bill Cooney
Roxbury
Jim Neary
Dave
Shean
Arlington
Gotham
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Luckry
Jersey
al Mattern
West Bush
N. Y
Buck Evans
Hoosick Falls
Meldon Wolfang
Albany
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Philadelphia
J. Werbert Moran
Providence
Doves
Augusta
Washington
Newark
Joe McGinnity
Danville
Paige Beats Parker in Class A Tournament Final
Paige defeated Parker 300 to 205 in the last game of the Class A tournament at the Hub Palace last night.
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Paige
Parker
Hub Palace
Health Belt claims to restore youth and strength
An advertisement touts a Health Belt promising instant well being, relief from rheumatism, backache, and indigestion without drugs. It asserts an electro tonic effect on nerves and blood and invites readers to request a free 86 page book from Y Sanden Co Boston.
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Y. Sanden Co
Washington Street
Boston
Flaherty Rules Draw In Armory A A Boxing Night
Jimmy Walsh and Al Delmont boxed a draw under Referee Maffit Flaherty at the Armory A A last night. Walsh outboxed Delmont throughout eight rounds, with Delmont showing aggression but below Walsh in skill and conditioning.
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Jimmy Walsh
al Delmont
Maffit Flaherty
Armory
A. A
Delmont
Walsh
Young Pierce Eyes Walsh Bout If Moore Fails to Pay Forfeit
Young Pierce after a strong showing in England plans to cover Pat Moore's $500 forfeit to meet Jimmy Walsh at 116 pounds by 3 o clock in Boston if Moore fails to make good. Pierce could headline a card with Walsh if Moore misses. Abe Attell and Jem Driscoll are set for 25 rounds at Colma on July 2. Tommy Furey receives benefit in Attleboro after erysipelas. Marlave's Outing Club forms with Jack Twin Sullivan as vice president and Mike Twin Sullivan as treasurer. A Jig Stone missive rounds out the report.
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Kid Shea
Lewiston
Coley McGowan
South Boston
Tommy Langdon
Philadelphia
Langdon
Shea
al Delmont
Chelsea
Tommy O’keefe
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Max Landy
Boston
Young Dyson
Providence
Eddie Shevlin
Roxbury
Oscar Martin
Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Jimmy Moriarty
Lowell
Young Pierce
England
Little Isle
Digger Stanley
Pat Moore
Jimmy Walsh
Walsh
Pal Moore
Pierce
Moore
Abe Attell
Jem Driscoll
Colma
Cal
Jeffries- Johnson
Marlave
Jack Twin Sullivan
Cambridge
Mike
John Cardoffo
Aleck Sullivan
Charles Donovan
Mike Twin Sullivan
Sullivan
Fire calls and losses across Boston area in a single day
A sequence of 12 fire alarms and responses listed by time and location. Incidents include multiple East Boston addresses with minor losses to 10 through 300 dollar ranges, a grass fire in Dorchester, and a major incident at 74-78 Canal Street with losses near 30 000. Individuals named include T F Crook & Co, Joseph Englies, John Fitzpatrick, Morris Goldman, J Merserve, James Kelly, and Thomas Hall.
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Decatur Street
Boston
T. F. Crook & Co
Wilburcourt
Joseph Englies
Eighth Street
South
John Fitzpatrick
Brighton Street
West End
Morris Goldman
Canal Street
J. Merserve
Morton Street
Dorchester
Harrison Avenue
James Kelly
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Thomas Hall
Ketchel to Meet Klaus at Duquesne Gardens
Stanley Ketchel, champion middleweight, will fight Frank Klaus of Pittsburg at Duquesne Gardens on the eve of March 22. Ketchel and his trainers travel from Hot Springs to Pittsburg and will arrive tomorrow afternoon to prepare at the Oakland Athletic Club. Klaus trains in New Jersey.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Stanley Ketchel
Frank Klaus
Duquesne Gardens
Ketchel
Hot Springs
Oakland Athletic Club
Klaus
New Jersey
Stone School Optimistic On Fast Team Ahead Of Season
Stone School plans a strong sprinting and field squad led by Aernandez and Charlie Bryant as a likely fast battery. Coach Jean Allen, formerly of Milton Academy, leads the team with candidates including MaGrath Ted Whitney Casey McConnon Sproule Will MaGrath Hunnewell and Fultz. The schedule opens April 20 at Concord against St Andrew's and runs through May 28 against St George at Newport.
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Stone School
Aernandez
Charlie Bryant
MaGrath
Ted Whitney
Casey
McConnon
Ed Sproule
Will MaGrath
Hunnewell
Fultz
Jean Allen
Milton Academy
St. Andrew’s
Concord
Wendell Academy
Chestnut Hill
Brown and Nichols
Milton
Roxbury Latin
Volkman
Allston
Noble
Groton
Westminster
Simsbury
Conn
National League
Powder Point
Duxbury
St. George
Newport
Amesbury Red Sox Win Close Contest
The Amesbury Red Sox defeated the Newport Naval Reserves 18 to 12 at Town Hall. LaCasse score the winning basket in the final seconds as Dingle, Shea, McManus, Wallace, Bryant and Reach contributed goals for the Red Sox. O'Brien tallied for the Reserves. Attendance was 800.
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Amesbury
Red Sox
Newport Naval
Town Hall
LaCasse
WalinGe
Pba
Oaks
Lis Roatn Vollansberg R. D
Harvey
Ea Omgrecs
I Cid
McManus
PWNS
Aia
Dunn
Rage
R. B
Shea
Naval
Dingle
Wallace
Bryant
O'Brien
Timer—Barrett
Geh Ring Wins World Middleweight Wrestling Title
Henry Geh ring of Cleveland defeated Chris Jordan of Boston in two straight falls to win the world middleweight wrestling championship in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Henry Gehring
Chris Jordan
Boston
Tait Leads Bonhag In Madison Square Garden Display
John Tait of Toronto upset George Bonhag of the Irish-American AC in a special 1.5 mile match race at the New York Athletic Club games. Tait finished in 6:62 to set a record, with Bonhag fading late. The one mile relay between New York A.C. and Boston A.A. was won by New York.
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New York
John Tait
Ecrack
Toronto
Canada
George Bonhag
Brooklyn Regulars Defeat Colts at Whittington Park
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 15 the Brooklyn Regulars shut out the Colts at Whittington Park. Scanlon and Bell pitched for Brooklyn while Daubert started in place of Jordan, and Downey covered right field in Lumley’s absence, preserving the regular lineup.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Whittington Park
Colts
Scanlon
Bell
Daubert
Jordan
Lumley
Downey
Sun Garden
St Josephs A A Beats Newton A A In West End Motion
St Josephs A A of the West End defeated Newton A A 14 to 11 in a fast game at St Josephs Hall. Holland and Sullivan starred for St Josephs while P Dacey led Newton A A with strong work.
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St. Joseph’s Hall
West End
St. Joseph's A. A
Newton A. A
Holland and Sullivan
P. Dacey
ST. Joseph’s. Newton A. A
Baisch Chagy Con
Ess
Sd Adke Eines
Ory c
Guene Short
R. B
W. Dacey
Gugoy
Dawes Een
R. F
DeCoen
St. Joseph’s A. A
Holland
Sullivan
Guene
Gargan
Quigley
Sawyer
Dartmouth 713 Wins The Game In Freshmen Sophomore Clash
In Hanover on March 15 the freshmen defeated the sophomores 32 to 26 in a tense series decider. Kinoy starred for the victors with strong floor work and scoring. The game featured 20 minute periods and an attendance around 300 with Brady as referee.
New York Americans Buy Halliman From Oakland Club
The New York Americans purchase third baseman Halliman from the Oakland club of the California State league. President Frank Farrell signs the deal on Hal Chase's recommendation.
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New York
New York Americans
Halliman
Oakland Club
Frank Farrell
Hal Chase
Varsity Rowing Changes Eligibility Rules At Regatta
Philadelphia March 15 The annual American Rowing Association regatta will be held May 21 on the Schuylkill river The board of stewards announced a change in junior college eights eligibility Oarsmen who have raced in varsity shells at Poughkeepsie or New London are now eligible if they are not members of a varsity crew Harvard secretary Clement B Wood said two new stewards will serve W W Roper Princeton athletic director and R F Herrick Harvard succeeds C C Cuyler and O Filley respectively.
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Philadelphia
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Poughkeepsie
New London
Clement B. Wood
Harvard
W. W. Roper
Princeton
C. C. Cuyler
R. F. Herrick
Oliver Filley
Natick Ly ene eet Ramer Be Berrenham basketball totals
Basketball box scores show Natick and Jam Plain players with multiple scoring entries. Totals sections list individual game scores for McCarthy Murphy Lindberg Pennie Hoffman Edgeworth Manning White Curran and others, with per-game totals for each squad.
Water THREATENS Federal Buildings Bangor Island
Washington March 15 Acting Secretary Hillesthog of the Treasury asked Congress for 60000 dollars to repair the Bangor Island custom house and post office retaining wall and approaches after high water threatened great damage to the building and property.
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Washington, D. C
Custom House
Post Office
Bangor
Mexis
Hillesthog
Treasury Department
Congress
Auto Races Postponed At Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach timing gear could not be set as tide came in too fast delaying the auto mobile record trials scheduled for today until tomorrow.
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Daytona
Fla
Daytona Beach
Lynch Approves Actions of Dovey in New York Contract List
President Lynch of the National League publicized contracts and releases with Boston. Contracts include William Burke Charles Evans Fred R Liese A A Mattern W J Sweeney and Thomas Tuckey. Release transfers Boston to Monmouth and includes Hosea Sinser in M L.
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New York
Lynch
National League Today
Boston
William Burke
Charles Evans
Fred R. Liese
A. A. Mattern
W. J. Sweeney
Thomas Tuckey
Monmouth
M. L
Hosea Sinser
Baseball and softball scores from multiple early games
In New Orleans Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 4. At Hot Springs Brooklyn regulars won 4 to 0 against the second team. In Fort Worth Detroit second team lost 4 to 0 to Fort Worth.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Americans
Chicago Nationals
Hot Springs
Brooklyn
Fort Worth
Detroit
Opera Season Listings at Tremont Street Theatres
Tonight at 8 pm Barbiere di Siviglia with Lipkowska and Lipkowska among cast. Fri Eve March 18 TOSCA with Dereyne Severoni and Baklanoff. Sat March 19 La Traviata with Nielsen and Pierce. Sat Eve March 19 Lohengrin with Dereyne and Hansen. Next week includes Rigoletto Pagliacci Der Get Lige Ritter. La Boheme and Mefisto finale. box office at 177 Tremont St with Mason Hamlin piano.
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Viglia
Mmes
Lipkowska
Kirmes
Constantino
Mardones
Fornari
Tavecchia
Pulcini
Giaconne
Conti
At & Tosoca
Dereyne
Severoni
Baklanoff
Perini
Giaccone
Stroeg
Tremont St
Eastern Talking Machine Co
Mason & Hamlin Planog
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Edward J. O'Brien
Flaherty
O’keefe
Perron
Frank Perron
Pawtucket
O'Keefe
Whitney
Kyle Whitney
California
Dixie Kid
San Francisco
Dixie
Hurley
BY Bill Bailey
Tommy Furey
Attleboro
Armory Hall
Tommy
Jig
Wallop
Daily Fire Record
Gehring
Bonhag
Tait
Dartmouth
Wonder
Howard
The
Anna
Marie Yale
Marshall
King
Custom House League
New Boston
Naval Office
Wwarehouse
Blaney
Murphy
Liqueet Ae
Marine
Abbott
Pinfield SO Brandenburg Au
Ahern Eee
Ketthee
Hoyt Ss
Cohan Aee
Tm Connolly
Cox
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Gleitsman
Quinn Ae
Rich
Berthrong
Keating
Perry See
Clahane
Bruce Eee
Go Stowell Eee
Bolton Wena Ro
Ageneees Seneenied Rehearee Sen Sietesine
Knights OF Columbus League
Post Office League
Adams Square
East Boston
Cambridgeport
Essex
A. Eee Feet Eee
Os Sa Ae A
JY Pe
IB Merrier
Mrs. Fay
Billie Burke
George Hickman Stuart
Buster Griff
M. Kokin
Galletti
Hassen Ben Ali
Malvinas da Gil
QUEEN
Colonial Theatre
Mats
Charles Frohman
Kyrle Bellew
Augustus Thomas
George Nash
Talecine
MA Gosse
Society
Willa Holt
Wakefield
Royal Polo Players
Estelle Wordette & CO
Post & Russell
Billy Inman & Co
Katheryn Miley
Henry
Harris
Chicago
James Forbes
Cohan & Harris
Raymond Hitchcock
Cohan
T Theatre
Lew Fisids
East Lynne
Billy
Mars
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris, Leasees & Mgrs
Hodge
Mall
John Craig
Tom Moore
Down Town
Winter St
Kitty
Waldron
Gaiety
Vanity Fair
Washington St
Boeylston
Oxford
Dovey
Boston Opera House
Henry Russell
Vaughan
GLOBE
Harry _ Beresford
Majestic King
David Belasco
Leo O
Mabel Hite
Edward W. Townsend
Frank Ward O'Malley
Nelson
Cafe Bova
ST. Patrick’s. Day
Arch St
Summer St
Jordan Hall
Busoni
Jamaica
Panama
Cole
J. M
East River
Santa Marta
Vascana
Metapan
AL Mirante Mets
United Fruit Company V7
Battery Pl
Aay City U. S. Ticket Agency
Baltimore
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