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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1899

Page

3

Boston Baseball Team Holds Strong Training at Trinity Park

Selee's men conducted rigorous fielding and bunt practice led by Klobedanz at Trinity Park in Durham. The squad walked four miles to the field, with cross country runs planned, while Frisbie Kuhns Streit Willis Duffy and Hipkins received coaching and assessment for weight and usefulness ahead of the season.

Klobedanz Frisbie Kuhns Streit Willis Selee Duffy Trinity College Howard Hipkins Boston Savannah Cuba Bostons Seleé

Giants and league leaders split on Freedman spat and New England plan

The article notes most magnates condemn Freedman’s action toward Walter Spalding while stressing the damage to New York baseball. It mentions an 10 o’clock meeting at the Quincy House to organize the New England League with eight clubs, and outlines scheduling in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Roger Connor and Jim O’Rourke blocked roaming league plans, preferring a smaller Nutmeg League.

Freedman Walter Spalding New York Andy New England League Quincy House Giants Colcolough Pittsburg Charleston Jack Doyle Brampton Frost Rusie Seymour Meekin New York A. C Massachusetts East Douglas Attleboro North Attleboro Gotham Connecticut New England Roger Connor Jim O’rourke Waterbury Bridgeport

McCarthy Team Dominates Sherwoods in Worcester Shorts

The Sherwoods of Worcester were beaten in all three matches by the McCarthy team. The final in the series will be bowled at Worcester next Thursday. Jamaica A A. beat Eastern Packing Company two games to one in a Trade League clash with the losers posting $23 for the high team string. Drew's 624 tops individual scores. Next Wednesday Jamaica Club players will bowl pool and billiards at the Dudley Club, and Ladies Night is set for April 6. The Bowler and Sportsman issue features a new dressy number by Editor Warren Dow.

Sherwoods Worcester McCarthy Jamaica A. A Eastern Packing Company Drew Jamaica Club Dudley Club Qladies Bowlers The Bowler and Sportsman the Sportsman Warren Dow

Coffin Wins Henry Ten Eyck Prize at Yale

William Sloane Coffin of New York won the junior exhibition contest and the Henry Ten Eyck prize at Yale College this afternoon. The prize is the major portion of the income from a $2600 fund established eleven years ago in memory of Henry James Ten Eyck of the class of ’72.

New Haven

Fifteenth Annual New England Kennel Club Show Entries

The Boston event at Mechanics Building runs April 4 to 7 with 864 entries across breeds including Bloodhounds Mastiffs St Bernards Great Danes deerhounds Russian wolfhounds greyhounds foxhounds pointers setters spaniels collies and terriers. Entries come via a Western circuit mail delay from Minneapolis. The 1924 total exceeds last year’s 835 and ranks just behind Westminster in prominence.

New England Kennel Club Mechanics’ Building Minneapolis Boston Westminster Kennel Club New York Chicago St. Louis

Gymnastic Exhibition To Be Held In Cambridge

On Thursday evening April 6 a combined gymnastic exhibition will be staged at Hemenway Gymnasium Cambridge under the American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education. Participants include the Boston and Roxbury Turnvereins Boston Swedish Gymnastic Club YMCA Union gymnasiums Dwight School Harvard Gymnastic Association and Dr Sargents Normal School of Gymnastics.

Hemenway Gymnasium Cambridge American Association For the Advancement of Physical Education Boston and Roxbury Turnvereins Boston Swedish Gymnastic Club Young Men’s Christian Association Union Gymnasiums Dwight School of Boston Harvard Gymnastic Association

Weekend Sports Notes From Worcester To Liverpool

Martin Delaney to coach St Louis University track team after prior athlete handling. Cambridge-Oxford rowing race in England favors Cambridge today with Oxford the stronger crew. Worcester rivals Moynihan and McLoughlin race at 1000 yards with a prize. Harvard Yale whist match in New Haven features 72 boards. Intercollegiate fencing in New York includes Harvard, Columbia and Cornell. Go as you please race entries limited for New York event on April 7-8. Boston Y M C A hosts third annual athletic championship with shield for top team. Mace Williams in England expects Lancashire handicap on Easter Monday. Winnie OConnor to ride for Bromley & Co with mother’s signature to transfer. New York Yacht Club cruise set for Aug 7 with $16 009 for regatta committee. Chicago Yacht Club sends rep to Detroit for Canada Cup prep. Aged Manifesto wins Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase at 175 pounds handicap four miles eight six.

Martin Delaney Jerry Delaney Worcester St. Louis University St. Louis Delaney Mound City Cambridge New Haven Harvard Columbia Cornell New York Boston Y. M. C. A Massachusetts Rhode Island Mace Williams England Winnie’ O’connor Bromley & Co Bill Daly New York Yacht Club Chicago Yacht Club Detroit Michigan Manifesto Liverpool

Barry Honored At Boston Press Club Reception

International chess champion Mr. John F. Barry was feted at a Boston Press Club gathering attended by 300 members and friends. Officials including Secretary of State William E. Olin and U S A figures Commodore Bird and Major Quinton praised his achievements as Barry attributed the honor to his club.

John F. Barry Boston Press Club Barry Boston Harvard Springfield Worcester Providence William E. Olin Mr. Barry Commodore Bird Major Quinton U.S. A

East Weymouth Triumphs Over Plymouth In Polo Match

East Weymouth beat Plymouth 3 to 2 in a polo game. Mercer Janelle and Farrell starred for Plymouth while Devlin and Miller led East Weymouth. Rushes Nicholson 8 Gay 4 Stops Mullen 50 Woods 4 Referee Farrell Timer Upton Attendance 400.

Beast Weymouth East Weymouth Plymouth Mercer Janelle Farrell Devlin Miller Nicholson Gay Mullen Woods Upton

Century Road Club Sets New Uniform and Records Rules

Massachusetts Century Road Club moves to boost long distance riding this season with a new state road records committee, monthly centuries starting May 14 over the Newburyport course, and flexible pacing. Details include standard fourteen hour limits, moonlight centuries, and proposed time stamp clocks at starts and key points.

Century Road Club Massachusetts Metropolitan Wheelmen’s Club Harry W. Knights Newburyport Boston Henry E. Ducker W. G. Minnemeyer

Bicycle notes on outlaws return to league and upcoming races

Chairman Gerlach of the L A W racing board visits to persuade suspended riders to rejoin the league. Eddie McDuffee and Nat Butler seek recall, while Joe Downey and Eddie Bald pursue training and Europe racing plans. Track developments include a Maspeth track application and a Jamaica quad preview, with renewals and elections in regional clubs.

Gerlach L. A. W. Racing Board Nat Butler Eddie McDuffee Racing Board National Cycling Association Maspeth L. I N.C. A Joseph P. Vincelette Boston IL. A.W Jamaica W. JL. Voge McWilliams Boys South Boston National Board of the Century Road Club Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Mast Orange N. J Winthrop Cycle Club Porter Dondurand Canadian Meet Committee N. A Canadian Wheelmen’s Association Petitlaws

Interuniversity field sports end in tie at Queen's Club

Poor turnout due to cold wind but track conditions were fair. Results show Cambridge and Oxford athletes sharing top spots in events including the 100 yard dash won by Thomas of Oxford and the mile by Hunter of Cambridge, ending in a tied overall score.

London Interuniversity Queen’s Club Thomas Oxford Graham Cambridge Paget Tomlinson Greensholds Vassar Hollins Hunter Clark Adair Workman

Showalter and Janowski to play seven game chess match

New York reports Showalter and Janowski have agreed to a seven game match at the Brooklyn Chess Club. Dates listed include March 2 and 29, March 20, 31, April 8, 4 and 6.

New York

Friction Over Their Fight Sees Boxers Signed for Multiple Cards

Cincinnati boxing scene reports Frank Welly signing Terry McGovern and Johnny Richie for a 10 to 15 round show on April 8 with Broadway Club plans in New York. McGovern's side favors Broadway, while Richie signals preference for Cincinnati bout, amid talk of Jeffries Fitzsimmons bouts and other fighters like Elwood McCloskey and Twin Sullivan pursuing matches in spring.

Cincinnati Frank Welly The Stag Athletic Club Terry McGovern Brooklyn Johnny Richie Chicago Broadway Athletic Club New York Sam Harris McGovern Richie Kelly

Boxing and Horse Racing Headlines From the Evening Reports

Richie warns of breach of contract as McGovern fights on in New York. Martie McCue faces a twenty five round bout at Pelican Athletic Club. Liverpool Steeplechase sees Manifesto win by five lengths with Major Orr Ewin’s Ford of Fyne second and nineteen starters.

George Dixon Martie McCue Pelican Athletic Club William A. Brady McCoy Sharkey Brady O'Rourke Jim Hall Memphis George Frazier Sporting Rooms Bob Montgomery Ereleel Liverpool J. G. Bultool Manifesto J. A. Orr-Ewin Ford Fyne Mr. Audley Blyth Elliman

Boxing Gossip Sees Paris Trip For Champions

The piece notes boxing impresario Daniel Stuart plans to take a group of champions to Paris for the World's Exposition, hoping to profit from frog legs and debatable finances. It mocks expensive tastes and warns against overreach, while quoting James J. Corbett weighing the Fitzsimmons matchup.

Messrs.itzsimmons and Corbett Thomas Ryan Paris Stuart Thomas Dan Daniel Dan Stuart Bunco Fitzsimmons Loubet James J. Corbett Fitz Jetst Jeffries

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