Bannon Signs Talks Of Team Strength And Departure
Boston Beaneaters players Bannon and Ryan discussed a stronger lineup for the coming season. Manager Selee finalized plans for the team’s departure tomorrow night. Ryan remains a versatile infield and catcher while wife accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bannon
Jack Ryan
Boston
Saugus
No. 116
Water Street
Arthur Servius Soden
Jimmy
Duffy
Billy Nash
Philadelphia
Billy Hamilton
Yerrick
Harry Dolan
Bannon
Ryan
South Boston
Murray, & Irwin’s
Selee
Local Amateur Clubs Seek Spring Games and Umpire Plans
East Boston Central Parks organize and invite Revere and Winthrop unions as Newton Centre Athletic Association vows a strong season with a business-led push for pure athletics. S. Downing leads East Boston Young Americans with a 12-man lineup and George McLaughlin to arrange games. Tim Hurst to umpire Philadelphia vs Boston opening matches near Hamp ton Soldiers Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C
Dorchester
Boston
Central Parks
East Boston
Revere Unions
Winthrops
Jack. Thyne
Meridian Street
Newton Centre Athletic Association
Newton Centre
James F. Fennessy
Young Americas
S. Downing
T. Burke
J. Doherty
J. Finell
J. Moran
T. McEnaney
F. O’brien
J. Pugh
J. Quigley
A. Titman
Yale Announces 1911 Baseball Schedule Additions
Yale Baseball announces new game dates for the season. Added are April 3 Hampton at Hampton Virginia April 7 North Carolina at Gainsboro North Carolina April 8 Georgetown at Hampton Virginia April 28 Amherst at Yale field May 1 Andover Academy at Andover Massachusetts May 18 Yale graduates at Yale field May 20 Britannia Field Club at Yale field June 17 Amherst at Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Miller
Yale Baseball Association
Hampton
University of North Carolina
Gainsboro
N. C
Georgetown University
Hampton, Va
Amherst
Yale Field
Andover Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale
Yale crew selects fourteen for Berlin voyage to Henley
New Haven March 16 passage engaged on the Berlin sailing for Europe from New York on June 6 for fourteen Yale men who will go to Henley. This number includes twelve crew men and substitutes Bob Cook coach and Manager De Sibour.
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New Haven
Conn
Passage
Berlin
Europe
New York
Yale
Henley
Bob Cook
de Sibour
John L Sullivan Visibly Diminished Yet Claims World Title
Bare Knuckles San Francisco report describes John L Sullivan arriving at the Bald win Hotel in a crowded lobby. He defends his world title claim, comments on Corbett Fitzsimmons and Jackson, denounces colored fighters, and predicts future stars like Bob Armstrong training with Joe Choynski. He also backs Lavigne against McAuliffe and notes Lavigne’s skill at 133 pounds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Baldwin Hotel
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Jackson
England
Bob Armstrong
Parson Davies
Joe Choynski
Chicago
Joe
Lavigne
Jack McAuliffe
Boxing Gossip and Matches From Boston to London
A Boston boxing column reviews Jack Foley’s display against Joe Mullins at City Point and notes Foley’s potential. It cites Bob Fitzsimmons, Mike Doherty, Spike Sullivan, and hints at future bouts with McDonough and Lavigne, plus upcoming matches and critiques of Billy Smith’s return and a London test by Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dixon
Jack Foley
South Boston
Joe Mullins
City Point
Foley
Mullins
Bob Fitzsimmons
Broadway
Bob
Maher
Mike Doherty
Boston
Spike Sullivan
New England
Tom D’arcy
Jack McDonough
Young Bradley
Phil Smith
Bradley
Jack McAuliffe
Kid Lavigne
England
Dick Burge
Lavigne
McAuliffe
Jerry Hennessey
McDonald
Suffolk Athletic Club
Belleveau
Worcester
Billy Smith
Smith
London
The
Sporting Life
Billy
Ham
Ninth Lancers
Jack Bryan
Arthur Morris
Morris
Fulham
A. C. M’kenzie
Massachusetts Cycling Club names color bearers for next year
A. K. Peck, Fred Perkins, Fred Kimball and George Clough were chosen as color bearers. The club plans a new club house described as the finest in the United States with extensive conveniences and meticulous preparation by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Cycling Club
A. K. Peck
Fred Perkins
Fred Kimball
George Clough
United States
Fred van Sicklen
Fowler Truth
Cycling West
J. 8. Holmes, Jr
The
Orient People
Middlesex Bicycle Club
Chronograph Club
J. E. Savill
J. E. Kerrison
F. E. Fay
J. J. Feeitt
Messrs
By. Bs
Fay
Sanger, Baker and Porter
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mayo returns from abroad after tandem racing success
Frank Mayo arrives in Boston after a four months trip abroad spent mainly in London at the Olympic. He describes the new wooden track with steep banking where riders cover the nine laps to the mile in about two minutes and credits Barden as the fastest rider on that track. Mayo notes his own tandem work with Skillinger and claims strong results including a 20 02 mile flat and multiple top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Saunders
Tyler
Johnson
Berry
Boston
Mayo
London
Olympic
England
Barden
Skillinger
Mayo to bring Saunders to old country for tandem races
Mayo returns home to recruit Saunders and head to England for a series of tandem races at Velodrome Buffalo with Choppy Warburton staging bouts against the Farnham brothers. He boasts of undefeated status and predicts a strong American market for machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Saunders
Old Country
Choppy Warburton
Little Michael
Farnham Brothers
Buffalo
W. F. Cody
McKinley Leads in State Delegates on First Ballot
The World reports the Republican map as solid for McKinley in many states and doubtful in others. It notes 909 total delegates with 456 needed for nomination, and that field marshals oppose McKinley while the masses demand his nomination.
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New York
M’kinley
Alabama
Ceveee
Nebraska
Arkansas
North Dakota
Sigpigh
North Carolina
Georgia
Cccescees
Betas Morin
Timois
Oregon
Épunel
Taguiang
Saesicveves
South Carolina
Kansas
South Dakota
Kentucky
Virginia
Cena
Michigan
West Virginia
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mississippi
California
New Jersey
Colorados
Csseccses
Eaueee
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Cscs
Cece
Rhode Island
Tdaho
Csccoveseseee
Ee Mormorre
Oaks
Massachusetts
UR Syniacsia
Montana
Territories
New Hampshire
McKinley
Platts
Quays
Clarksons
Policy ruin ends in probation for embezzler Giles
Alpheus W. Giles, arrested for embezzling 7228 from the Gloucester Fish Company, pleaded guilty and was placed on probation by Judge Dewey. His release followed strong recommendations by the Gloucester Fish Company and Mayor Robinson, aided by his dependents including an invalid wife. He admits taking 3500 to fund policy play, starting with ten cents and rising to heavy losses, with judgments totaling 17000 and a third suit pending in which he will be principal witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus W. Giles
Gloucester Fish Company
Dewey
J. P. Feeney
Robinson
Gloucester
Giles
Waylaid Sister in Boston. Vincent D Sheehan Arrested
Vincent D Sheehan formerly of South Boston died in a Station 12 cell. A 25 year old brother allegedly assaulted and attempted to rob his sister Dora Sheehan at 140 M Street as she collected rent, knocked her down, and beat her before she could identify him. Division 12 officers heard her cries and arrested Sheehan.
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Vincent D. Sheehan
Boston
Station 12
Dora Sheehan
M Street
East Sixth Street
Miss Sheehan
Birthday Party For Miss Anna Vogel In Brookline
An enjoyable birthday party was held last evening for Miss Anna Vogel of 29 Harvard street Brookline. About fifty friends attended including Miss Anna Nichols Miss Louise Brown Miss Nellie Eliot Mr Slade Mr Paine Miss Hattie Carr Miss LeClair Mr Merrill Miss Morse Miss Mullen Mr Allen and Miss Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vogel
Harvard Street
Brookline
Anna Nichols
Louise Brown
Nellie Eliot
Slade
Paine
Hattie Carr
LeClair
Merrill
Morse
Mullen
Allen
Miss Vogel
Walcott Beats Bright Eyes In 25-Round Texas Bout
Eureka Athletic Club hosted Joe Walcott and Scott Collins in a 25 round attraction billed as Bright Eyes versus the colored wonder. Crowds opposed the fight but access was granted and Walcott dominated with repeated knockdowns before Bright Eyes was stopped in the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
L. I
Eureka Athletic Club
Puritan Athletic Club
Joe Walcott
Colored Wonder
Scott Collins
Bright Eyes
Tommy West
California
William Quinn
Hatfield
Penn
Quinn
Bill
Sammy Myers
New York
Dave Wall
Ireland
Wall
Walcott
Tom O'Rourke
George Dixon
San Ashe
Charley White
Jim Bates
Texas
Joe Conely
Newark
Joe
Wallcott
Bright
Carroll
Free consultation cure claims by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
An advertisement by Dr. Liverpool at 233 Tremont Street promises free examination and treatment for many diseases. It cites large cure counts across chronic and acute illnesses, offers free medicines, and invites all patients to visit between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays and 7–8 p.m. for gentlemen, plus Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Brookline Republicans Nominate Reed Delegates at Caucus
The Brookline Republican caucus met in the Lower Town Hall and nominated unopposed delegates pledged to Thomas B. Reed for both state and district conventions. State delegates include Jacob P. Bates Walstein R. Chester Alfred D. Chandler and others. District delegates feature Leslie C. Wead Charles H. Utley Hiram H. Logan and additional nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Brookline Lower
Thomas B. Reed
Jacob P. Bates
Walstein R. Chester
Alfred D. Chandler
Oscar B. Mowry
Edgar ©. Achorn
Thomas W. Clements
George F. Boynton
W. W. Potter
Fred M. Bond
Rufus G. F. Candage
Leslie C. Wead
Charles H. Utley
Hiram H. Logan
Charles E. Hapgood
Emery B. Gibbs
Edward W. Baker
Jesse S. Wiley
Arthur H. Bailey
James Adams
Rufus A. Flanders
Phillies Off for Virginia Ahead of Season
The Philadelphia baseball team departed Philadelphia this morning for Hampton Virginia to limp up the players. They will stay two weeks in Hampton then tour Virginian towns before returning April 6 to begin exhibition games ahead of the championship season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hampton
Aid for the Poor Variety Event at St Marys Hall Stillman Street
A grand charity entertainment will be held in St Marys Hall Stillman Street on Tuesday evening March 17 to raise funds for the parish poor. The program features local acts and performances to support those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hall
Stillmanstreet
Big Hall Tennis Amid Snow Storm in Newton Center
In Bray's Hall Newton Center amid heavy sleet and slush, players from Newton Boston and New York competed under electric lights. Fred Hovey oversaw a new handicapping system producing tight matches with notable efforts by Mansfield Hunter Sheafe Pratt Foster and others as daily play continued despite the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Boston
New York
Bray’s
Newton Centre
Fred Hovey
Fred Mansfield
Hunter
Mansfield
Edwin Sheafe
S. P
Shaw
Sheafe
J. P. Pratt
Herbert Foster
Paret
Foster
H. C Curtis
A. S. Pien
E. R. McEnre
EK. T. Eames
E. R. Marion
R. H. Carlton
Speare
Wales
Heavy Snow Hits New York Delaying Traffic
Snow began about 11 yesterday and continued this morning in New York. About twelve inches fell in the last 24 hours causing slight delays to horse cars and other traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorchester Centrals Capture State Bowling Championship
Dorchester Centrals win the final roll off at Highland alleys to take the Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League state title. H J Farrell of Les Miserables ties the single string record with 258 and sets a new high total of 651 while also breaking the league strike mark with twenty. Merriam Cutter and Cox star for Dorchester as Les Miserables finish second. the banquet at Young’s Hotel follows.
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Melrose
Dorchester Centrals
Highland Alleys
Les Miserables
Massachusetts
Lowell
H. J. Farrell
Amazeen
Centrals
Courtney
Mill City
Merriam
Cutter
Wheelock
Cox
Tom Murphy
Farrell
McLaughlin
Merrill
Dorchester
Swift
Murphy
Marren
Young's Hotel
Boston
Mipilc
Ssa
Eihenadeenedes
Nove Coussont Ans Sa Gaits Hee
Wregidok Ons Vasuine
Aivhieeveae
OCRIS
Maston
Acciscea
English racing frater nity Eyed Americus in Lincolnshire Handicap
English racing circles test American thoroughbreds on March 24 with the Lincolnshire handicap a 2000 sovereign race over a near mile. Americus, ridden by Mr Croker’s stable, carries 113 pounds as one New York observer notes British trainers may underrate their own horses to boost American confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Americus
Mr. Croker
Clorane
Supreme Court rules California taxes Central and Southern Pacific franchises
The Supreme Court of the United States affirms a California ruling that franchises and capital stock of the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads are taxable under California law. The railroads are deemed state rather than federal corporations despite federal franchises. Union Pacific precedent cited. Justices Field and Harlan dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Fuller
California
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Kansas
Chase
Justice Field
Justice Harlan
Cambridgeport Athletes Host Handicap Games
The Cambridgeport Gymnasium Athletic Association schedules open handicap events for Saturday evening April 11 at their gym. Events include 20 and 30 yard sprints 600 and 1000 yard runs 15 pound shot put pole vault running high jump standing high jump and a potato race with all runners starting from scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Athletic Association
The Greatest Pain Annihilator Of The In Salvation
A fragmentary line proclaims a so called pain annihilator that claims to cure all pain. The brief text presents no clear context, date, or identifiable entities.
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Caporal
Jack
Baseball Notes
Corbett Fitz
Christy Anatomical
Remington Bicycles
Remington Arms
Columbus Av
Arthur K. Peck
New York World
Tremont St
REED
Phillies
Wingham
Honship
Pacific
Cambridgeport
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