Boston team to face Trinity College at Durham
Boston selectors announce a season opener against Trinity College in Durham North Carolina to form a regular lineup after week of outdoor practice. Manager Selee leads a squad mixing new uniforms and training plans as players recover from minor kinks and await matches.
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Durham
N. C
Boston
Selee
Woodlands
Klobedanz
Irisbie
Grinnell University
Towa
Stafford
Trinity College Nine
Trinity Grounds
Charley Hickman
Hipkin
Albert Whitehouse
Dartmouth
New Orleans
Duffy
Boxing Gossip Bout of the Week Sunday to Saturday cards
The column lists Monday to Saturday bouts across cities like Weir City Philadelphia Youngstown Rochester Lenox New York and Oakland. It notes the Kid McCoy Choynski fight viewed as a potential fix with McCoy accused of faking and Choynski expressing disappointment while McCoy defends his decision and hints at a rematch with Sharkey.
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McCoy
Sharkey
Billy” Brady
Kid
Jim Hall
Memphis
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Jim Curran
Spike’ Sullivan
London
Curran
George Kerwin
Illinois Athletic Club
Sullivan
Billy Stift
Chicago
Davenport
Abe Ullman
Baltimore
Monarch Athletic Club
Syracuse
Vonnelly-McPartland
McPartland
Charley White
White
Connolly
Manila
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitz
Coney Island
Asbury Park
Battle Ground
Loch Arbor
Brady
Albany
Clu
Myers Athletic Club
Jimmy Gorman
Troy
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Lenox Athletic Club
New York
Bill Barrett
Tutt Reilly
Harry Simpson
Black
Re. W. Goddard
James Mortimer
Boylston Street
J. Everhardt
Jim Ferns
Weir City
Kan
Matt Mathews
Tom Ryan
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Dave Sullivan
Joe Bernstein
Brooklyn
Jim Finnerty
Kid Goulette
Sandusky
Emil Sanchez
Tom McCarthy
Rochester
McCoy-Choynski
Choynski
Tom O'Rourke
Canadians to build three yachts for Canada's Cup trials
Canadians construct three 31-foot class yachts to contest the Canada Cup defense, a contest of Canadian yachtsmen against Great Lakes vessels, with one yacht planned as a freak design. US twenty six candidates train for Pennsylvania University’s varsity crew. Tobin bronze likely to plate the America's Cup defender's underwater body. University of Wisconsin commits crews for the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 27, including varsity and freshman eights.
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Great Lakes
University of Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Tobin
Harlem Regatta Plans And Prizes For Decoration Day
Harlem Regatta Association committee met at the Nonpareil Boat Club to set plans for the decoration day event. Prizes will be cups instead of banners, and new events added include a senior four oared barge race an intermediate four oared gig race a senior two mile eight oared race and an open event allowing college crews to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
New York
Harlem Regatta Association
Advance of Calumet Prompts Tight Race in Amateur League
Charlestown solidifies second place in the Amateur League of Boston and Vicinity by sweeping three games last week while Calumet climbs toward third alongside Newton. Old Belfry moves within striking distance of Old Dorchester as Arlington wins twice to stay in the chase. Legate leads batting averages in the league, with Wood of B A A overtaking Pray of Newton for second.
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Charlestown
Boston
Calumet
Newton
Old Belfry
Lexington
Old Dorchester
Arlington
Legate
Wood
IB. A. A
Pray
Amateula League
Tin
Cieebaneee
Chatiertown
Ecenseseees
Pere
Iitenrwiceoue
Sveerede Tee
Nowtowne
Lemate
B.A. Avs
Ces Secescevesse Dba
Ieee Ais A
Smith
Sears Go Caves
Fresecces
Purington
Calmuet
Southwell
Tower
Belfry
Whittemore
Kenney
l—Richardson
Ingrahem
MiNer
Dorchester
Eeeet
Reed
Caldwell
Twombly
Marston
Darker
Wardwell
Scilly
Owton
Besarick
Dereneeter
Celeiaie Beiels Lgn
City League Standing Shows Carruth Narrowing Lead
Carruth’s lead in the City League big pin tray shrinks as Boylston closes to one game back. Maiden of Boylston tops Massachusetts bowlers with a 173 season average. Journal and Herald lead the Newspaper Candle Pin League chase with several games in play and postponed matches affecting final honors.
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Carruth
Boylston
North End
Gordon
Binns
Maiden of Boylston
Massachusetts
Candle Pin
Journal
Hotel & Mailroad
Herald
Journal and Herald
Interclub Five-Man Pursuit Set by Boston Clubs
Five-man pursuit races will determine the interclub championship among leading Boston cycling clubs. Metropolitans host the second meeting with plans, officers chosen, new members invited, and prize options discussed while enforcing lineup transparency to prevent ringers.
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Greater Boston
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Je van Molineux
Jamaica Cc. C
Harry Mills
Cambridgeports
Dimock
Roslindale F. C
Dorchester Wheelmen
Eagle Cycle Club
Waltham Cycle Club
Brookline Wheelmen
Dorchesters
Eagles
Brooklines
Waltham Club
Jamaica
Roslindale
Cambridgeport
Press
Metropolitans
Tigers
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Club
Ducker
Charles River Park
Ic. R. A
Tribute to John Boyle O'Reilly at Division 25 smoke talk
At St. Andrew's Hall Division 25 A O H gathering Charles O'Farrell lauded O'Reilly as a model of Americanism for Irish Catholics. He praised O'Reilly's rise from poverty to edit the Boston Pilot and urged loyalty to the United States and its Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Hall
Charles O'Farrell
John Boyle O’ Reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston
Boston Pilot
Pilot
America
Ireland
Sensational City League Finale Ends Pin Division Race
A dramatic finish last week clinched the candle pin division title for West Brookline and Jefferson, with both teams sharing the spotlight in a tense finale.
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West Brookline
Jefferson
City League to settle Jefferson West Brookline tie at Boston Tavern
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the City League magnates meet at the Boston Tavern to decide the championship tie between Jefferson and West Brookline. Carruth team holds the high season average at 8.18 with a fraction, while Gordon of Dickerman leads individuals with about 1.90. North Shore closes in on Eastern Packing, leaders of the Trade League, as Eastern Packing tops North Shore 23 10 and 21 9. Jamaican A. sits at 20 13. Waits reaches the 600 circle.
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McCarthy
Murray & Irwin
Meyers
Sheafe of
Boylston
West Brookline
Roxbury
City Hall
Sheafe
Boylston Ee
McDonough
McCarthy Tee
Wilby
Jefferson
Butterfield
Eeses
Hedge
Cummings
Jameson
Peterson
Pierce
Hub
Rouse
City Hall Jones
Coleman
Bertram
Kelsey
Irwin
Young
Ewe
Ferguson
Finnegan, Murray & Irwin
Rogers
Natch, Carruth Eeeere Ee
Bickford
Hall
Abbott
Lounsbury
Paige
Slayes
Oor Cr
Freeman
Carruth
Bradbury
I Potter
Carruth Ae
Ryan
Jefferson Eane
Joy
Callahan
McGrath
Kurnham
Bean
McGee
Leahy
Williams
Carruth Peesee
Byrnes, Murray & Irwin
McQuade
Himeon
City Halt
Murray
McCarthy Seeeeeserenes
Eeeeereseres
Henry
Eeeee Rates
Wagner
Roxbury Eeeereeses
I Io“ Herry
Meyers OL
Smith
Rockwell
Eee Ee
Robinson
Toxbury
Ratson
Iorury
York
Jay Carver
LeCain
Medsaae
Hill
Naysen
Eeee
Faron
Gy Smith
Viper
Rosisten
Gonee
Caswell
Nic Doenald
Lodge
Newell
Iy Mall
Uinlandt
City Tall
LaBelle
Seeee
Oole
Ibeock
Mosher Mevets
Warrell
Marden
City
Boston
West Brookl'ne
Gordon
Dickerman
North Shore
Eastern Packing Company
A. A
Waits
Candle pin tournament opens at Meyers alley Cambridge
Tonight to April 11 at 7 30 p m a two man candle pin journey begins at Meyers alley Cambridge with all stars entered. An elaborate prize list is posted for preliminaries and finals.
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Splendid
Meyers
Meyers’s Alley
Cambridge
Bicycle Notes on Salaried Racers and Team Moves
Major Taylor will earn 2500 dollars a year from his gear sponsor plus his tire contract while prize money is his to keep. Floyd McFarland Arthur Gardiner Nat Nathaniel and others sign with manufacturers as U S racing ads shift indoors and motor pacing looms.
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Major Taylor
Floyd A. McFarland
Arthur Gardiner
J. W. Nawn
Brookline
Frederick Michael
Italy
American Cycle Racing Association
Floyd McFarland
Los Angeles
Orlando Stevens
Nat ‘Putter
Nathaniel
Tom
Frank
Harry Elkes
Hot Springs
Ark
Waltham Track
C.W. Miller
Waller
Miller
New York
IL. A. W
Keenan
National L. A. W
National Cycling Association
F. Edward Spooner
Boston
Meet
National
IL. A. W. Meet
F. A. Myrick
Century Road Club
Myrick
Waltham
William J. Corcoran
Dedham
Corcoran
Chronograph Club
Frank Bemis
Charles Ertz
Riverside Wheelmen
L. A
Boston Horse Show Entries And Auction Sale Details
The article lists entrants from Dedham and surrounding clubs for roadsters trotters and polo ponies. Names include John Shepard F C Sayles George W Leavitt Gordon Prince Sam Warren Allan Forbes W H Goodwin and many others. An auction of boxes at Music Hall on Monday April 3 at 3 30 o clock with upset price 100 per box holds six seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dedham Institution
W. H. Emery
J. A. Newell
T. E. L. Kemp
E. P. Shaw
Thomas L. Watt
Fred S. Dennis
New York
J. M. Sears
J. M. Sears, Jr
James S. Sanborn
William C. Loring
Robert Goelet, Jr
Mayo Borders on Riot in Irish County
Dublin reports Mayo’s condition causes government anxiety. The possibility of reapplying the crimes act is discussed as agrarian terrorism resurges with boycotts and jurors being shot. Immediate repression steps are contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
County Mayo
Harvard Varsity Baseball Preview Sees Weak Batting infield Strong
Harvard's 1899 1900 era varsity baseball prospects show weak batting but a promising infield. Davis catches well but lacks hitting power while MacDonald Fitz Morse and McCornick lead the pitching contenders. Infield standouts include Goodrich Lewis and Captain Haughton with Loughlin at shortstop and Ewer Litchfield Dibblee in the mix for third base. Outfield looks thin with Sears Lynch Jaynes and Cropley as hopefuls. Inter scholastic schedules and practice games are listed for several area schools including Cambridge Harvard Boston Latin Somerville and Brookline.
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Harvard
BE. P. Davis
Tvs
C. A. MacDonald
W. S. Fitz
S. WV. Morse
W. S. McCornick
Morse
Fitz
McCornick
MacDonald
C. B. Goodrich
S. W. Lewis
Goodrich
Lewis
Haughton
R. Fincke
Gov. Putnam
H. W. Keene
J. I. Loughlin
A. V. Galbraith
H.L. Ewer
G. C. Clark
B. H. Dibblee
E. H. Litchfield
Ewer
Litchfield
Clark
Dibblee
E. H. Sears
W. H. Lynch
C. W. Jaynes
W.W. Ll. Cropley
Sears
Lynch
Jaynes
Cropley
Lynn Gaming Raid Nets 25 Arrests on Central Avenue
Early this morning a squad of officers raided a club room on Central avenue and arrested twenty five men for presence where gaming implements were found. A large quantity of furniture was seized. All prisoners used assumed names and some are noted as socially and politically prominent.
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Lynn
Central Avenue
Suburban Interscholastic Meet to Be Held in Stoneham
The second annual Suburban Interscholastic Association championship takes place Friday at the G. A. R. Hall in Stoneham. Member schools Medford, Melrose, Malden, Winchester, and Haverett compete for team and individual honors led by Melrose standout S.8 S. Justin in jumps and pole vault.
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Stoneham
Medford High
Melrose High
Malden High
Winchester High
Haverett High
Everett High
Malden
Melrose
S. Justin
Gidney
McCarthy
Wharff
Trott
Flanders
American Trolley Baseball League Organized in Lowell
Representatives from Lowell Lawrence Haverhill and Nassau met to organize the American Trolley Baseball League planning Wednesday and Saturday games from May 6 to September. Potential locations include Newburyport Amesbury Reading Woburn Wakefield Lynnham and Melrose. Officers to be elected at next Lawrence meeting.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Nasauu
American Trolley Baseball League
Prospectors
Newburyport
Amesbury
Reading
Woburn
Wakefield
Loneham
Melrose
Lawerence
Easter in Washington Tour Heads East via Royal Blue Line
Personal tour departs March 31 with four and three quarter days in Washington plus visits to Philadelphia Alexandria and Mt. Vernon. Optional Caverns of Luray side trip with lodging and stopover privileges. organizers Parker Morse John Billings L B Russell A L Bacheller and C S Alexander will conduct groups from Boston Cambridgeport Brockton Lowell and Fitchburg.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Caverns of Luray
Parker & Morse
School St
Boston
John D. Billings
Perry
Cambridgeport
B. LB. Russell
Brockton
A. L. Bacheller
Green Street
Lowell
C. S. Alexander
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Bostons
Trinity College
Tut Reilly
H. Simpson
Black Griffo
F. Maguire
F. Bryant
Lenox A. C
Patsy Broderick
George Munroe
Yonkers
Austin Rice
Joe Babin
J. Lucy
J. Marron
Jack Dwyer
T. Wilson
Messaac
George Church
Millvale
Enn
Tommy White
J. Dempsey
Denver
Col
George Byers
Charley Cott
Hi. Fales
Ed Lenny
Toronto
la Fontise
H. Pidgeon
Oakland
Cal
Otto Sleloff
J. Lewis
Marty McCue
151 McCloskey
Pelican A. C
Casper Leon
Dan Dougherty
Greenwood A. C
World OF Sport
City League
Newspaper League
Sudbury
Meyers Steee Ears
Erreeres
Hotel & Railroad News Co
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Journa
McCarthy Ee Steerer
Herald Ee
Jones
Hyde
Car
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Caffrey
O'Bryan
Mey
Woodward
Ne Lawson
Waskell
Teeta
Ae Thompson
Cunningham
Lub
Stout
Gumbright
C.H
Cochrane
Winson
Benjamin
W. Brown
Sud
Tisch, Mey
Andrews
C. Il
Brackett
Dean
Jackson, Co
Brown
French
M. Us A
Vic Veveriey
Fossa
M C
McCabe
Interclub Racing Association
Gerlach
The
Candle Pin League
Bowling Gossip
Otero
Monte Carlo
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis
Faust
Michelob
Anheuser Standard
Mayo
Cambridge High and Latin School
Dean Academy
Franklin
Allen School
West Newtonn
Allen Academy
Quincy
Clover Field
Salem High
Salem
Lynn Classical
Groton
Lawrence High
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Frye School
Franklin Field
South End
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Newburyport High
Newsburyport
Hopkinson
Tufts
Tufts Oval
Boston Latin
Arlington High
Artington
Dedrham High
Dorchester High
Dorchestere
Somerville High
Exeter
Haverhill High
Newburyeport
Somersville
Brookline High
Sosbury
Ades Academy
Guiney
Pril
St. Mark's S
Newton High
Lynn Gaming Raid
Trolley Baseball League
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