Cavendish Trophy and Philadelphia Cup Play Concludes
The Woman's Whist Congress at Hotel Somerset closed with winners from Boston Cavendish, Philadelphia Colonial, New Amsterdam, Howell Woman's and others securing Cavendish and Philadelphia Cup titles. Open pair and open fours events determined prize winners. notable results include Mrs. Trempler of Providence high individual score and New Amsterdam Whist Club capturing the overall trophies.
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Hotel Somerset
Washington
Cavendish
Toledo
Baltimore
Boston
New Amsterdam
N. Y
Howell Woman's Club
Hamilton
Lowell
New York
Colonial
Philadelphia
Howell
Woman's
M. B. Russell
R. H. Walker
B. Swift
M. Hooper
J. B
W. Swan
Chicago
Howell Woman's
Txow
Providence
Cavendish-Colonial
New
New Lore
Cavendish-Boston
Chestnut Hill-Howell
Modern
Chicago-Salem-Lowell
Py. B. Wilson
T. Fell
Trence
L. D. Newell
Boston-Providence
Chicago-Salem-Howell
WW. CC. Trempler
F. A. Sherburne
Marlborough
C. T. Whittier
N. M. Garland
H. Davis
Postlethwaite
Crawford
Crawford Miller
J. H. Ta Ratt
St. Andrew's
Phila- Aelonia
J. S&s. Chandler
J. Cogswell
Portland
W. D. Bishop, Jr
Tracy
Warren
Bridgeport
J. B. Colahan
H. B. Campion
Golontal
W. H. Taylor
M. L. Meser
H. B. Roby
J. M. Webster
Concord
N. H
Alice Tiffany
J. E. Tripme
Arundel
F. D. Comstock
William Irwin
Cincinnati
D. Fitzgerald
F. P. Dyer
S. Mecp
Midowney
Balti
Fermont
Brooklyn
D. C. Woods
G. D. Penniman
Wondy Howell
Cavendish Club of
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Merion
Pennsylvania
Crescent
Howell Woman’s
Saene
Inglewood
Aux
Winchester
Mass
Hs Colonial
I Colonial
Trist
M Campbell
F. H. Johnson
J. H. Coe
Charles Clark
Englewood
N. J
Ladies
Bay State
Philadelia
Haverford
Penn
Eerre
Pinglewood
May Hough
Rodman Wister
M. Campbell
Garden City Golf Club invites first day play in invitational
In Garden City Long Island on May 1 the Garden City Golf Club hosted opening rounds of its invitation tournament. Seventy five players including Yale and Princeton entrants chased low scores with 80s by W J Travis and Percy H Jennings. First round match play set for the President's Cup and club cup.
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Garden City
L. I
Garden City Golf Club
Percy H. Jennings
Yale
W. J. Travis
C. Hitchcock, Jr
St. Andrew's
C. L. Tappin
Westbrook
J. Tyng
Baltusrol
H. 8. Campbell
F. J. O. Alsop
John Moller, Jr
Lakewood
N. Mallouf
St. Paul's
H. S Wilson
Princeton
A. Poole
D. Emmett
C. I. Travelli
Oakley
P. Murphy
Percy Pyné
F. C. Reinhart
Baltus
Mallouf
P. H. Jennings
Pyne
Toppin
Campbell
Tyng
Hitchcock
Poole
Wilson
Emmett
Moller
Travelli
Alsop
Murphy
F. C. Jennings
Brown
Grant
Conklin
Tappan
Powers
Stillman
Smith
Marcellus
Gildersleeve
Brokaw
Chauncey
Ward
Eid
Baker
Maxwell
Handicap mixed foursomes at Country Club yields two top pairs
Seven pairs contested a medal play event yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bremer and F. Hood captured the best net score prize. Miss Marjorie Phelps and Herbert Jaques posted the best gross score.
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Bremer
F. ©. Hood
Marjorie Phelps
Herbert Jaques
Amateur golf championship at Hoylake cont’d to semi finals
London May 1 Play continued in Hoylake Chester amateur golf championships. The fifth round concluded with T W Bb Maxwell Hutchings and S to contest the semi finals Fry defeated H H Hilton the current champion this morning.
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London
Hoylake
Chester
T. W.bb
R.maxwell
G. Hutchings
Council Disruption Over Baths and Meade Street Steps
Wilks Lexow Public Baths dominated a Boston Common Council session with lively quarrels between Councilmen Hickey and Mullen. The council ordered an investigation of the bath department and appointed Linehan Davenport and Flaherty to examine em loyment, duties, residences, and trustee appointment powers. An order to suspend Meade Street steps funding was granted while the meeting devolved into vaudeville, and Orchard Park was transferred to the park department with instructions to set up a playground.
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Hickey
Mullen
Common Council
Bath Department
Linehan, Davenport
Flaherty
Bath
Prince Henry
Boston
Meade Street
Charlestown
Mr. Hickey
Noes
Howard
Dolan
Bimms
Good
Orchard Park
Ward 17
Park Department
Devlin to Speak in East Boston on Irish Freedom
East Boston plans a United Irish League branch with a Lyceum hall meeting tonight at 8. Hon Joseph Devlin M P Belfast will headline, backed by William J. Burke and Thomas A. Mullen. Chairman William B F Whall will preside. admission is free to supporters of Irish freedom.
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Boston
Old Land League
Movement For
United Irish League
Lyceum
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Ireland
Devlin
West
William J. Burke
Thomas A. Mullen
William B. F. Whall
Forbes and Reagan Draw Bantam Title Bout in St Louis
In St Louis on May 11 the two round bantamweight world championship bout between Harry Forbes of Chicago the current title holder and Johnny Reagan of New York was ruled a draw by referee Siler. Most spectators believed Reagan deserved the decision despite Forbes holding the championship.
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ST. Louis
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Johnny Reagan Ofen
Siler
Mose King Beats Shorty Gans For New England 130-Pound Title
Mose King of New London defeated Hartford’s Shorty Gans in New Britain to win the 130 pound New England championship. King scored eight knockdowns before finishing the bout in the 16th round, earning the unanimous decision in a hard fought bout.
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New Britain
Conn
Mose King
New London
Shorty” Gans
Hartford
New England
King
Gans
Providence Outbows Fall River on Hall Alleys
Providence defeated Fall River in easy fashion tonight as the visiting rollers rolled over Hall alleys. The match featured steady bowling and a clear margin of victory for Providence in Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
Fallver Rollers
Commons Talks on Ship Troy
London May 1 The House of Commons refused to pledge the government to prevent transfer of British steamships to a foreign flag until the admiralty committee reports. J Balfour urged closing the debate while leaders warned of Complex naval implications. Beresford feared American control could flood markets. calls for Canadian route subsidies and protective measures were debated. Liverpool Post notes one third of 170 million dollars capital would liquidate the White Star line interests.
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London
House of Commons
Admiralty
J. Balfour
James Woodhouse
Lord Charles Beresford
American Trust
Great Britain
Lord Beresford
Mr. Rea
Liverpool Post
White Star Line
No Bond For Lajoie In Philadelphia Court
Philadelphia May 1 counsel for the Philadelphia American League Base ball Club appeared in Court of Common Pleas to enter bond pending appeal to the Supreme Court in the case of Second Baseman Lajoie and Pitchers Bernhard and Fraser formerly of the local National League club who were enjoined from playing with the American League club. Action postponed until Monday due to Judge Ralston absence. Bills in equity not yet filed against the four Washington players, though John I Rogers of the Philadelphia National League club may apply for a preliminary injunction restraining them from tomorrow's game. The absence of Judge Ralston will prevent Lajoie Bernhard and Fraser from appearing on the field tomorrow. If security had been entered an appeal would have stayed the injunction.
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Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Lajoie
Bernhard and
Fraser
Washingon
John I. Rogers
Ralston
Bernhard
Harvard Class Track Games At Soldiers Field This Afternoon
Harvard hosts class track events at Soldiers Field with 165 entries this year, more than in previous years. Opponents and officials are not named, but the field showcases a strong turnout and competitive races.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Tornado Strikes Bayard Iowa Town
Bayard Iowa was struck by a tornado early tonight damaging two elevators and the railroad station with several dwellings destroyed. Telegraph service was cut and Van Wert reported a funnel cloud. Houses barns and trees were toppled injuring several people including three children in a Weldon farm home.
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Des Moines
Bayard
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt. Ul
van Wert
English High Dorchester game to be played this afternoon
The English High and Dorchester interscholastic game, postponed from Wednesday, will be played this afternoon at Locust street grounds in South Boston with Captain Kennedy and Barnstead on the mound. The game starts at 8 30. Sockalexis returns to the New England League. Rubber boots for Concord outfielders signal fast base running. The Boston Common Council forms a baseball team under Councilman O Toole with a first game against Worcester City Council on May 17 or 24. Councilman Gaylord chosen as permanent umpire.
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English High
Dorchester High
Locust Street Grounds
South
Boston
Kennedy
Barnstead
Dorchester
Sockalexis
New England
Concord
O’toole
Worcester City Council
Gaylord
Santos-Dumont sails to Europe for coronation exhibitions
New York May 1 Alberto Santos-Dumont the aeronaut sailed today on the French liner La Savotle for Europe. He will go to London and likely give exhibitions during King Edward's coronation. He probably plans to return to the United States next autumn.
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New York
Alberto Santos- Dumont
Aeronaut
Europe
London
Edward
Santos-Dumont
United States
Harvard shuts out Amherst on Goldiers Field
Harvard defeated Amherst 3 0 in a fast game with Clarkson perfect on the mound fanning 13 and allowing only two hits Stillman Randall Wendell Biram Carr Coolidge and others contributing. The score came with a three base hit by Stillman and two base hits by Randall while Stillman also tripled in the list of plays. Attendance was about 1000.
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Arvard
Amherst
Goldiers Field
Clarkson
Phillips
Rafferty
Ihe
Harvard
Stillman
Randall
Wendell
Biram
Carr
Coolidge
Kane
Murray
WALTHOUR THE FAVORITE IN TWO MILE HANDICAPS
Walthour is favored in the two mile amateur tandem handicap at Charles River Park as scarcity of tandems shifts focus to a two mile handicap. Mettling Butler and Champion mix in the field with bets on Walthour versus the field. The five mile open event draws a large entry list with a closing time of 5 pm.
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Charles River Park
Walthour
Mettling
Butler
Albert Champion
Produce team wins two of three in Candles League
The Produce team took two of three against the Poultry squad at Carruth's Marketmen's Candle Pin League venue last night. Benjamin stood out as a yen man with a 110 single and a matching total for the evening.
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Marketmen
Carruth’s
Benjamin
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