Louisville Club Seethes Over Revised Baseball Schedule
Furious over New York league changes that cut eleven Sunday games for the Louisville Colonels, President Dreyfus accuses rivals of underhand tactics. He calls for the original schedule to be restored and protests the move to doubleheaders on weekdays, leaving the team idle for forty days.
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Louisville
Louisville Baseball Club
New York
Louis- Willé
Dreyfus
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
James Hart
Chicago
Frank de Haas Robison
St. Louis
Cleveland
League of Baseball Clubs
Young
Rogers Attacks NL Schedule Change Conspiracy
Colonel John I. Rogers of the Philadelphia club says the National League shift against Louisville was a conspiracy to freeze out Louisville and push buyouts of Cleveland Baltimore and possibly Washington. He sees Louisville redress as unlikely and supports Dreyfus in seeking justice. He notes the twelve club contract may blunt future power.
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Philadelphia
Penn
John I. Rogers
Philadelphia Baseball Club
National League
Louisville
Louisvilles
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Rogers
Dreyfus
Boxing Draw Between Sullivan and Bernstein Stirs New York
The matinee bout between Professor David Sullivan and Professor Joseph Bernstein ended in a draw after a fast, brutal 12 rounds. Both fighters showcased speed and power with Sullivan edging early and Bernstein rallying late at catchweights, leaving questions about Sullivan's best weight class.
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David Sullivan
Spike
Joseph Bernstein
Sullivan
Bernstein
New York
Dave
Mr. Bernstein
Mr. Sullivan
Dixon
Gardner
Eng
Boston Collegemen to Meet Trinity in Durham Practice
No game in Durham as Boston and local collegians prepare amid mud at Trinity field. Lafayette College boomy plays Trinity. Boston club plans games with local collegians Friday through Monday and exhibition with Washingtons in Norfolk on April 6. Martin Bergen arrives and trains. Klobedanz strengthens. Bob Lowe delayed. Billy Hamilton due. heavy shower obstacles wind down evening minstrel outing.
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Durham
N. C
Trinity Field
Boston
Collegians
Lafayette College
Trinity
Bostons
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Washingtons
Norfolk
Martin Bergen
Zest
Klobedanz
Bob Lowe
Billy Hamilton
Fitzsimmons Jeffries Fight Agreement Near Completion
New York March 28 Martin Julian manager of Bob Fitzsimmons said the articles of agreement completing every detail for the Fitzsimmons Jeffries fight would be signed tomorrow afternoon. The original agreement called for signing last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Julian
Bob Fitzsimmons
Moakley Receives Gold Stop Watch Before Westward Move
John F. Moakley of South Boston, long a popular handicapper for the New England Amateur Athletic Union, departs for Milwaukee by train at 10:30. Friends presented a gold stop watch in gratitude for his work developing champion amateur athletes and his anticipated Wisconsin offer.
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John F. Moakley
South Boston
West
New England Amateur Athletic Union
Moakley
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Boston & Albany
Peter Kelly
Scholes Wins Featherweight Crown at London Amateur Boxing
J. I. Scholes of Toronto captured the featherweight division in London as he arrived from America with the aim to win. He defeated his opponents in today’s amateur boxing criers event, delivering a decisive performance.
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London
J. I. Scholes
Toronto
Canada
Scholes
America
Ancients Face Jury Duty Clash With Militia Exemption
Historic An cients clash with election officials over jury duty exemption. Captain Olys argues Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company should share militia privileges, citing regular drills and camp work. Governor Bradley notes duty and charter history, dating to 1688, support veterans' continued exemption.
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Lowell
Duchesney
Parker’s
Beacon Hill
Henry Walker
T. J. Olys
Bradley
Artillery Company
Militia
Clark
Darling
Bailey
Dwyer
Nostrom
McDonald
Priest
J. Payson Bradley
Winthrop
Murderer Sanderson Lynched Near Holton Kansas
Henry Sanderson who murdered Mrs Fleischer at Mayetta Sunday was lynched near Holton this morning. He had shot at his sweetheart Myrtle Fleischer but struck her aunt Mrs John Fleischer who died last night. Sanderson, wounded by an accidental self inflicted gunshot, was kept in a Holton restaurant room with only an unarmed attendant prior to the mob taking him away. The mob covered him with revolvers and transported him toward a high bridge for the lynching.
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Holton
Kan
Henry Sanderson
Sanderson
Energy and Life in Electricity Theory
The passage presents the view that electricity embodies life energy and nerve force, claiming to have proven its practical benefits twenty five years ago. It offers a free book and free consultation to readers based on this theory.
Lynching at Banner Creek Ends in Fatal Fall
A mob crosses Banner Creek and hurls a man from a bridge. He dies from a broken neck after the fall. The group dispersed quietly and no concealment of identity occurred. The sheriff reportedly warned of a threat but offered no protection to the prisoner.
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Banner Creek
Sanderson
Smith Fails to Break Amateur Dumbbell Record in Boston
John Smith lifted a 212 pound dumbbell and nearly set a world amateur record before Harvard referee ruled against it. He continued with three more attempts and then failed on a lighter 185 pound try, before spectators at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union witnessed the effort.
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John Smith
Mnasium
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Oscar Mathes
Ed Stickney
Lynn
Emilee William Corey
Jack Buxaum
Smith
John Graham
John Bowier
Cambridgeport
Henry Austin Higgins
Peter 8. McNally
Sargent
Harvard
Rood
Marvard
Stoneham A C Beats Melrose Highlands In League Meet
The Stoneham Athletic Club outpointed Melrose Highlands in an Eastern Middlesex League match at the Melrose Club. Stoneham won billiards, pool and whist and took two of three bowling games. McDonald's 466 led with high marks.
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Stoneham Athletic Club
Melrose Highlands
Melrose
Stoneham
McDonald's
Stoneham A. C
Tay
Elliott
Greenleaf
Serrat
Durfee
Rodgers
Gerrish
Daley
Titoneham A
Beacons
Eastern Packing Co
Carruth's
High Roller
Worrest
Beacon
T’t. Piummep
Tuluio
Whitney
Old Colony Duck Pin League closes with Campellos champs
Brockton March 28 the season ended as the Campellos beat Whitman in three straight games to win the league title. Belvideres defeated North Abingtons in three straight to tie for second with the Montellos. Individual prizes went to Fessenden Montellos, Miller Montellos, Thomas Belvideres and Miller Metropolitans with high totals listed.
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Brockton
Old Colony
Campellos
Whitman
Leweel
Belvideres
North Abingtons
Montellos
Mongeau
T'd
North Abington
Fessenden
The
Miller
Thomas
Metropolitans
Peck
Eeeseee
Stoughton Newer
Transport Crook Reaches New York With Dead Soldiers
The US transport Crook arrived in New York with the bodies of soldiers who died in Porto Rico and 6711 more from Santiago. It will dock overnight and transfer remains to a Brooklyn army pier for processing. Most Arlington burials. unknowns numbered 110. Six Massachusetts units among identified. A guard of honor will accompany the train to Washington.
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New York
United States
Crook
Porto Rico
Santiago
Bay
Army Pier
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Arlington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
War Department
Kimball
Arlington Cemetery
Massachusetts Volunteers
Ninth
Massachusetts
Washington
Thirteenth
United States Infantry
Governor’s Island
Boston Horse Show Moves to Mechanics Building
The article notes that with proper management the Boston horse show aims to rival the national Madison Square show. Spier confirms this with an excellent list of entries for the Mechanics building event to be held during the week of April 7 to 22. Two years ago the total number of entries…
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Boston
Madison Square
Mechanics’ Building
Boston horse show sets record with entries over 1100
The Boston show drew more than 1109 entries this year, a rise of over 400 from two years ago, closely rivaling New York with 200 fewer than Madison Square Garden’s last fall. Trotting classes lagged, but other divisions boosted total entries to a record for Boston as New York exhibitors flocked to the ring. Auction boxes for the show will go on sale at Music Hall next Monday at 3:30 p.m. with Frank A. Leonard selling prime locations around the tan bark enclosure.
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Garnet Woleeley
Tim Kearns
Philadelphia
Tom Cleary
Philadelhia
Boston
Mr. Kearns
Professor Cleary
New York
Tom Sharkey
Rob Armstrong
Sharkey
Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons
Delaney
Third Avenue Theatre
Yank Kenny
Jef Devery
F12 Simmons
Graham
Dave Nelligan
Twin Sullivan
Cambridge
Back Bay
Sammy Myers
George Frazier
Frazier
F. L
Griffo
Chicago
J. F.—Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Madison Square Garden
New England
Music Hall
Frank A. Leonard
Actor Bob Hilliard Involved In Race Track Gamble
In Chicago on March 28 the actor Bob Hilliard accused Ike Lewinshan of taking $12 on Lady Ellerslie at 3 to 1. Isaac placed bets at 10 to 1 and won, giving Hilliard $60 and keeping $72 himself. The judge later dismissed the case for lack of prosecution.
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Chicago
Bob'’ Hilliard
Ike Lewinshan
Lady Ellerslie
Isaac
Hilliard
Martin
Fisher Whips Ullman in Twenty Round Baltimore Fight
Harry Fisher of Brooklyn defeated Abe Ullmann of Baltimore by decision after twenty rounds in a Eureka A. C. bout in Baltimore on March 28.
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Baltimore
Harry Fisher
Brooklyn
Abe Ullmann
Eureka A. C
Rockland Defeats Taunton 10 8 In Taunton Hockey Clash
Taunton hosts Rockland where Rockland won 10 to 8. Cunningham and Wiley from Waterbury showed strong play for Taunton, with Rushes Murphy and Stops Fuller contributing goals. Timer White and a 450 attendance marked the event.
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Taunton
Rockland
Cunningham
Wiley
Waterburys
Murphy
Fuller
Cashman
Foyle
White
Atttendance
New Britain polo beats Hartford 9 to 7 in exhibition
In River on March 28 New Britain polo team defeated Hartford 9 to 7 in a hard fought exhibition contest. Cusick had 26 stops while Burgess made 2 goals as the youngsters impressed fans with fast play and high scoring pace throughout the match.
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River
New Britain
Hartfords
National League
Hartford
Cusick
Burgess
Wootke
Doherty
Russell
Mooney
Rich
Timer—Porter
Yale's Southern Tourists Picked for Yale Nine Trip
Captain De Saulles names the 15 players for Yale University baseball on the Southern trip starting tomorrow at 9 45 a m. The squad includes Simonds Robertson Cook Gibson Hirsh Sullivan Wear DeSaulles Camp Bronson Wallace Westcott Quinby Brown with Simonds as pitcher and DeSaulles at second base. They open in New York against Manhattan College then travel to Virginia before returning for a game with a New York League team.
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New Haven
Conn
DeSaulles
Yale University
Simonds
Robertson
Cook
Gibson
All
Hirsh
Sullivan
Wear
Camp
Shorstop
Bronson
Wallace
Westcott
Quinby
Brown
New York
Manhattan College
Virginia
Ceylon Tea Favored Over China in Paris Brew Debate
The European edition of the New York Herald notes Ceylon tea beats China in strength and popular appeal. It claims Ceylon requires only three minutes steeping, while China needs four. French Parisian practice and American influence push the art of tea making, with two teapots and freshly boiled water praised for preserving flavor.
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New York Herald
China
Paris
Ceylon
India
Beere-Plymouth Triumph Over East Lenze in Polo
Plymouth secured a polo victory marked by crisp passing. Beere led Plymouth with six goals while Mullen stood firm for Hust Wey together, East Lenze trailed 8 to 6. Rushes and other players contributed as the game ended with Plymouth ahead.
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Plymouth
Mullen
Hust Weytawuth
Beere
East Lene
Mipson
Bondsmen Pay of Report Unfavorable to Lancaster Postmaster
Worcester March 28 Bondsmen of Horace M Nash former Lancaster postmaster report short in accounts and forward a check to the Post Office Department to cover a deficiency of 1699 12 The shortage dates back to 1899 and stock on hand figures are cited Government stamps and stamped envelopes used for private bills Nash was near arrest on a prior deficit and as town clerk and library trustee he will be asked to resign from those offices.
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Worcester
Horace M. Nash
Lancaster
Post Office
Post Office Department
Nash
Rockport Mystery Deepens Over Missing 82-Year-Old Lane
Gangs of searchers scour the woods around Rockport for miles seeking 82 year old Andrew Lane who vanished after cashing a $200 cashier's check for a cattle deal. A rope and a bloodstained loft, tracks in the woods, and a possible trip to Gloucester are among clues in a troubling case.
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Rockport
Andrew Lane
Mr. Lane
Gloucester
Lane
Press Banquet Honors Wolfe Londoner in Boston
A complimentary dinner for Wolfe Londoner was hosted last evening at Parker House by the Press Association of New England with about twenty attendees. A. C. Dowse presided, Londoner chaired the Denver conference arrangements, and speakers included Joseph B. Maccabe and Charles A. Lee in informal remarks. Londoner’s East visit will be brief.
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Wolfe Londoner
Parker House
Press Association of New England
Londoner
A. C. Dowse
Massachusetts Press Association
Press’ Association
Denver
Joseph. B. Maccabe
National Editorial Association
William Berwin
Charles A. Lee
Pawtucket
East
New Editor for Stylus at Boston College Journal
Edward P. O Hara succeeds Red mund Welsh as editor of The Stylus. The layman editor is a Boston native who graduated from Boston College in 1889 and previously served as editor in chief during college. He later taught at Tewksbury and has worked at Boston College in recent years.
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Boston College Journal
The
Stylus
Redmund Welsh
Edward P. O’hara
O’hara
O'Hara
Boston
Boston College
Tewksbury
Malden Wins Final EMdL Night in Billiards and Whist
In Malden the Eastern Middlesex League finale saw the home team triumph across billiards pool and bowling while Nanapashemet won whist. Watts posted 536 and Batting 508 high scores. Billiards totals list Bruerton 150 Edwards 150 800. Nanapashemet Quarmby 105 Paul 81 186. Paol Malden Cochel 58 C R Barnard 60 118. Nanapashemet Atherton 60 Batchelder 39 99. Whist Nenapenhenint 2% points Malden % point.
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Malden
Nanapashamet
Watts
Bruerton
Edwards
Nanapashemet
Quarmby
Paul
Paol—Malden
Cochel
C. R
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