May Sutton Wins Easy Final at Tennis Tourney
May Sutton defeated Mrs. Barger-Wallach 6-1 6-1 in the singles final at the New York tournament. She later teamed with Paulding Fosdie to beat Miss Behr and Cyril Hatch 6-2 6-1 in mixed doubles. Sutton plans to sail for England next Friday to defend her English and Welsh championship titles.
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May Sutton
New York
Miss Sutton
Paulding Fosdie
Miss Behr
Cyril Hatch
England
Dummer Academy Boys Defeat Brown and Nichols 3-2
Dummer Academy edged Brown and Nichols 3 to 2 at the American League grounds. Key plays included Marsh’s costly sixth inning fumble allowing Rieley to score the winning run. Booker T. Washington Jr behind the bat starred for Dummer, with strong defense by Dean at second.
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Dummer Academy
Brown & Nichols
Marsh
Rieley
Booker T. Washington, Jr
Dummer
Dean
Old Salem
Brockton Tops Fall River In Tight May Day Baseball
Brockton defeated Fall River 10 to 6 as eight hits and eight runs turned the tide in the seventh inning after Fall River led 5 to 2. Key moments included home runs by Murch and Tetreault and a three-base hit by Donovan with strong pitching from O'Toole.
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Brockton
Fall River
March
Mitchell
Grant
Cat Son
C.f
Higgins
Lo : Don
V'N
M’s’g
R. R.f
Murch
Thornell
Hickman
Kussmaul
Totsia
Vrsebion
Sbwyer
McDaniels
Messenger
Catterson
Donovan
Flickman
Kane
Tetreault
Watters
Guiheen
O’toole
Guibeen
Dwyer
O'Toole
O’connor
O'Connor
Kussmans
Connolly
Buckskin Sam Tells Tall Tales at Rumford Falls
Buckskin Sam a veteran Rangeley guide lowers into Rumford Falls for provisions and fishing tackle. He shares bears killed on West Mountain in 1900 and a clams chowder tale at a German restaurant, plus a quip about paying 6 cents for clams.
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Buckskin
Sam
Rangeley
Boston
Rumford Falls
West Mountain
Byron
New Bedford Triumphs In 11 Inning City Contest
New Bedford defeated Lawrence 5 to 3 in 11 innings as errors by the locals aided the visitors. Courtney hit the first homer of the season, driving in Wilson in the second. Yabby Billet made a notable one hand catch in left field.
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Lawrence
New Bedford
Courtney
Wilson
Yabby
Connors
OO Cadman
Duff
Maroney
Danzig
Kiernan
Mullaney
Moorehead
Brennan
Norris
Austin
McDonald
Billet
Eaton
Valdois
Briggs
Cadman
Wood
Lowell Defeats Lynn In Tight 6-3 Baseball Tilt
Lowell outplayed Lynn in all phases to win 6-3. Abbott was effective for Lowell while Burns, Madden, OBrien and Doherty contributed for Lynn. Abbott and Lovell had notable at bats as Hartman matched mound work, with errors and double plays shaping the game.
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Lowell
Mar
Loewell
Lynn
Abbott
Shannon
Corbett
Burns
Bannon
C. F
Centon
Pickett Vf F
Brown
Atlan
Doherty
Ob Madden
O'Brien
P’send
Lucia
Lovell
Cab
Anbott. P
Hartman
Poce
Dies Es Elee
Dohertyr
O’brien
Madden
Tlartman
McClellan
J.yonn
Freck Dodges Haverhill as Worcester Wins 3 0
Worcester defeats Haverhill 3 to 0 as Freck allows only three hits. Haverhill loaded the bases with one out in the third but failed to score until the ninth. Reynolds Maley and Bradley drive runs for Worcester while Frock and Smith combine for the pitchers’ win.
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Haverhill
Mar
Johnson
Bradley
Keady
Burkett
Faulkner
Templin
Welch
McCabe
Devine
Smith
Worcester
Reynolds
Maley
Frock
McCune
Ginley
James
Keator Dominates Newtown Stakes at Jamaica Racecourse
Keator led all the way to win the Newtown stakes at Jamaica by a length and a half as odds favored him at 4 to 1. Other winners included Ace High at 8 to 1 in the opener Sansamon at 7 to 2 the second race Henry Watterson at 6 to 5 the third Battleaxe at 7 to 10 the fifth and Sadler at 3 to 1 the sixth.
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New York
Keator
Jamaica
Garner
Ace High
Sansamon
Henry Watterson
Battleaxe
Sadler
Dedham Has Club Holds 38th Annual Meeting Banquet
Dedham May 3 The Dedham Has Club held its 38th annual meeting and banquet at the Parker Houses tonight. The event honored John D. Cobb the club’s first president, now Norfolk County register of deeds, and noted the burning of a mortgaged note for 10000 dollars.
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Dedham
Dedinam
Parker Houses
John’ D. Cobb
Norfolk County
Boston Star Claudia Lasell To Lead London Company
Claudia Lasell, a Boston singer known as Miss Lasell, gains a London lead as a new Shaftesbury Theatre company prepares in Shaftesbury Avenue W. The opening piece will be Lady Tatters, with Lasell in the title role. The cast includes Marie George Louise Pounds Walter Passmore Courtice Pounds and Sidney Brough. Lasell has studied with Marchesi and Clarke and previously starred in Peggy Mahree and The Sweet Girl.
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London
Boston
Claudia Lasell
Lasell
Massachusetts
Marchesi
Clarke
England
Peggy Mahree
Miss Lasell
Shaftesbury Theatre
Shaftesbury Avenue
Lady Tatters
Walter Slaughter
Miss Lasel
Marie George
Louise Pounds
Walter Passmore
Courtice Pounds
Sidney Brough
Atlantic
Somerville and Area Baseball Notes on Teams and Roster Moves
It was a breezy game talk piece noting warm conditions and a few player moves. Ritchey and Bridwell shine in the National infield while Sentelle leaves Philadelphia for Jersey City. The Somervilles strengthen with Montgomery as catcher and Fogg as pitcher for a stout state lineup. May 20 games away from home at 1 16 and 1l p m led by J W Lucas of West Somerville. Ungland's hopefuls start strong on their trip.
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Lush
National
Ritchey
Bridwell
Sentelle
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Somervilles
Montgomery
Wakefield
North Attleboro
Fogg
Manton
R. I. Wakefield
R. Jr
M. J. W. Lucas
Morrison Avenue
West Somerville
Ungland
Yachts Fitting Out for Season in Boston Area
A number of large steam yachts and auxiliaries are preparing for the season at local yards. The Helena at Lawley's in South Boston will be commanded by Captain Holmes formerly of Corona. The Grilse, owned by Thomas of Standard Sugar Refinery, remains at Beverley for fitting out under Captain Newcomb. Bohemian, owned by W J Sullivan of Brookline, is also at Lawler's basin awaiting summer cruising. Captain Nate Watson of the Constellation left Beverly for Jamestown Virginia to attend the grand naval pageant.
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Helena
Lawley
W. J. Sullivan
Brookline
Lawler’s Basin
Nate Watson
Constellation
Francis Skinner
Beverly Direct
Jamestown
Dedham Absent Cricket Club This Season
In Dedham on May 3 the town will not field a cricket team as President Jolliffe and Captain Isherwood of the local association could not secure a squad.
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Dedham
Jolliffe
Isherwood
Sullivan Knocks Out Corbett in Eleventh Round
Kid Sullivan of Washington defeats Young Corbett of Denver in the eleventh round before Eureka Athletic Club. Corbett showed weakness early and was driven through the ropes multiple times. he lay inactive after the final knockdown as Referee Jack McGuigan counted him out.
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Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Washingon
Young T Corbett
Denver
Eureka Athletic Club
Sullivan
Corbett
Jack McGuigan
Dedham High Drama Troupe Stages Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon
For the Dedham High School Athletic Association the Wrench class presented the four act play Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon this evening at Memorial Hall. The production showcased local student talent in a period piece staged for the school community.
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Dedham
Dedham High School Athletic Association
Voyage
Monsieur Perrichon
Memorial Hall
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Cambridge
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Orchester Ave
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Harvard St
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Gavin Hill
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Dorchester St
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Warren St
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Massachusetts Ave
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Salisbury
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Mahoney
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Ph.g
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Green St. Malden
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Main St
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Geo. B. Sutherland
Salem St
Mattapan
Thomas F. Fallon
Mattapan Pharmacy
Blue Hill Ave
Melrose
William S. Barry
Wyoming Ave
Milton
F. W. Archer
Washington St. Newton
F. A. Hubbard
Centre St. Revere
Roxbury
Brayton’s Pharmacy
Huntington Ave
Somerville
Davis Square
Perry & Shea
Summer St
Chas. A. Curtis
Watertown
Simonds
the Druggists
Weymouth
Weymouth Phar
Washinoton Sq
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