Americans Open for Full Week at Huntington Grounds
Baseball fans will enjoy a full slate at Huntington avenue grounds with Baltimore visiting today and tomorrow. Weather affected play last weekend. Collins and Washington series loom as locals look to improve pitching and fielding. Injuries adjust lineups as Criger sits, Warner covers, and Lachance or Dougherty step in. Boston finishes series with Brooklyn then Western trip starts May 27. National and American races look competitive with Pittsburg, Chicago, and Selee's squad showing solid form.
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Huntington Avenue Grounds
Baltimore
Collins
Young
George Winters
McGinnity
Orioles
Ferris
Freeman
Louis Criger
Warner
George Lachance
Hickman
Dougherty
Washington
Lee
Patten
Orth
Townsend
Buckenberger
Carney
Lush
Boston
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Frank Selee
Chicago
Selee
British War Office Orders Flying Machine From Dr Barton of Kent
The War Office ordered Dr Barton of Kent to build a flying machine this year. His design features 18 propellers and a 160000 cubic foot balloon with 450 horsepower total weight around 1000 pounds. Barton claims his aeroplane powered craft will render Santos-Dumont’s airship impractical by reducing gas loss and using aeroplanes for stability.
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Dr. Barton
Kent
Santos-Dumont
London
Atlantic
Barton of Kent
War Office
M. Santos-Dumont
M.sanitos- Dumont
Joss dominates as Pittsburgh tops Cincinnati in Detroit clash
May 4 Detroit notes Joss twirls a nine inning gem with eight errors by the home club aiding the visitors. Pittsburg edges Cincinnati 2 to 0 as Heisman and Hahn shine. Tannehill homers and Magoon bats for Heisman. Attendance 12 800.
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Hahn
Heisman
Magoon
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tarer Bane
Tanne- Hill
Bagse
Wagner
Peitz
Beck
Beckley
Tannehill
Emslie
Cleveland
Pickering
C. F
Seeeemerese
McCarthy
Evesrere
Schreckengost
Harvey
J. Bonner
Ceseccessers & Bradley
Drake
Detroit
Barrett
Casey
Holmes
Harley
McGuire
Escedsesesess
Pfk
Siever
McAllistOr
Acevo Cebbeeeteeqo
Mullin
Lever
Joss
Eveland
Det
Muth
Muth, 1; by_Sever
Ceppieee Tenens
Connolly
Davis
Clark
Steaves
Conroy
Bransfield
Peewee
Ritchey
Leach
Zimmer
A.B
Hoy
Dobbs
F Beckley
Crawford
F Steer
Coveesses
Reoran
Seer
Teinfeld
Dias Epider
National League Matchups Highlight Rivalries
Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York. St Louis at Chicago. Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Regional teams clash across Major League venues with key rail of standings and rivalries continuing this season.
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Wee. O
New York
Cccesesececess
Chicago
Essseers Eases Eaves
Phildelynphia
St. Louis Eortee
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati in National Game
Cincinnati opened May 4 with a disastrous showing as Pittsburg hammered them 11 to 2 in a National League contest in Cincinnati. The poor pitching and fielding plagued Cincinnati throughout the game.
Bicycle stock sale signals limited secondhand wheels
A local shop advertises limited secondhand bicycles at Johnson’s on 168 Washington Street offering buyers more favorable terms due to tight inventory and high demand.
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Yzer Johnson’s
Washington Ft
Dover at Manchester in New England League
Dover visits Manchester in the New England League as Fall River plays Lowell and Lawrence meets Concord with Haverhill facing Nashua.
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Sreveres Teoetes
England
Dover
Fall River
Lowell
Lawrence
Concord
Haverhill
Nashua
Harvard Athletes Busy Day in Mixed Sports Contests
A Harvard athletic table lists Saturday results across baseball lacrosse shooting cricket and whist. Harvard teams scored wins against Colby Groton Tufts Crescent A C Yale Brockton and Yale posted a large victory in whist while Dean Academy and others faced losses.
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Warvard
Crimeon
Harvard
Colby
Groton
Dean Academy
Tufts
Crescent’ A. C
Yale
Brockton
Mackay Buys Promising 2-Year-Old Skillful for 10000
May 4 Clar ence H Mackay purchased the bay colt Skillful a two year old son of Mirthful out of Gkadi for 10000 from J E Madden in a transfer completed on Saturday The sale marks a notable entry in the available market for young thoroughbreds.
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MacKay
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Gkadi
J. E. Madden
Amateur Ball Teams Seek Regular Schedules Across Local Clubs
A compiled roster lists amateur baseball teams with city, age, and manager details. Notable clubs include Stars Boston 17 P Thale 4 Colton street and Favorites Fall River 20 J F Carey 33 Green street, with dozens more teams from Roxbury to Somerville and South Boston led by managers such as Arthur H Patterson, George Crafts, Ralph V Kinney and many others. These entries map team names, locales, ages, and addresses for league play planning.
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Ere Stars
Boston
P. Thale
Colton Street
Fore River S
E. Co
Quincy
Arthur H. Patterson
Fall River
J. F. Carey
Green Street
St. John’s
Roxbury
George Crafts
Quincy Street
Peerless B. B. C
Lynn
Ralph V. Kinney
Mass
Fremonts
Everett
Charles L. Brown
Bradford Street
Putnams
East Boston
Richard McDonnell
Bennington Street
Magnolias
William H. Fitts
Dudley Street
Phillips Brooks School
Dorchester
James B. Tighe
Alexander Street
Bigelows
Edward Myers
West Third Street
Oakdales
West Somerville
M. H. Stack
Dover Street
Enterprise
City
Jake Kadetsey
Tremont Street
Hustlers
Oliver R. Hess
Lincoln Street
Volunteers
South Boston
James Flynn
Boston Street
S. A
J. F. Cratgin
E Street
Millside
Charlestown
A. Garrity
Short Street Place
Endicotts
North End
William Green
Endicott Street
Millments
J. P. Canty
Highland Terrace
F Crescents
Cambridge
Eugene Callahan
Fourth Street
Assumption Catholic Association
George McLaughlin
Blue Laws
M. L. Fahey
Park Street
Woodwards
Frank Murray
Ward Street
M. W. Norrises
Fred Norris
Fourth Streets
Seraiden
Medford
C. H. Gale
Marshall Street
Philip Hahns
William Brett
St. Peter and St. Paul's
William Carroll
Broadway
St. Matthew's
John Perry
Rockwell Street
Dexters
John Desmond
Wheatland Avenue
Hartfords
D. J
Walpoles
J. Carberry
William Brith
C Street
St. Mary Juniors
Joseph Cox
Addison Street
Howell A. A
Clide Campbell
Washburn Street
Oswego Juniors
South End
A. Arensberg
Columbus Avenue
Young Franklins
Brookline
John Lally
Roberts Street
John H. Burns
East Seventh Street
Riversides
Winter Hill
Peter Davis
Moreland Street
Somerville
Young Booskies
Max Lunch
Parmenter Street
Ramblers
W. J. Biggart
Emerson Street
Carters
F. W. McMennien
Essex Street
Hampshire
A. A
P. Holden
Inmar Street
Hayes Square
A. C
William Fitzpatrick
Decatur Street
Dynamites
Michael Walsh
Rad Montgomery
Medford Street
Marions
Brighton
W. J. Heron, Jr
Westford Street
Sate Press
T. Hennessey
Oliver Street
Lovells
Fred J. Hoey
Talbot Avenue
Silver Stars
Maurice McKenna
Elm Street
Quaker A. A
M. Murray
Roses
Walter Lawler
Oregon Street
Walnut A. A
Harold A. Gabeau
Linton and Kramer Set New World Records in Paris Event
In Parc des Princes contest Tom Linton of England won the 8 8 Kilometer race in 1 hour 9 minutes 50 325 seconds, setting a new world best. American Harry Filkes finished two laps behind, with German Robl third as Linton led most of the race except briefly at 60 kilometers.
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Harry Filkes
Robs
Ferman
Linton
Rob
Irish handball champion arrives for world title match
Oliver Drew the Irish handball champion arrived in New York on the Lucania to challenge Mike Egan of Jersey City for the world championship and a stake of 3250. The match is set to begin May 18.
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Oliver Drew
Lucania
Mike Egan
Jersey City
Kramer Sets New World Record At Newark Track
National pro champion Frank Kramer won the quarter mile open in 98 1-6 seconds at the Vails ure cycle track, shaving 1 5 seconds from his former mark. Edward Forest of the Kings County Wheelmen emerged as a strong amateur contender, taking the half mile open and the one mile handicap from the 60 yard mark.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsure
Frank Kramer
Edward Forest
Kings County
Gardner Sullivan bout looms in New England lightweight fight
Boxing notes from Boston outline a Bowdoin Square Athletic Club meeting headlined by Billy Gardner of Lowell against Mike Twin Sullivan for a possible decisive win in the New England lightweight championship chase. Preliminaries include Patsey McKenna, Kid Yorke, Barney Clancy, Martin Clougherty, Fred Jason, Charles Atkins, Jimmy Briggs, and Dan Snyders.
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Bowdoin Square Athletic Club
New England
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Mike Twin Sullivan
Gardner
Jack Carrig
Boston
Lowell Lad
Mike Sullivan
John
Mike
Steve Mahoney
Gardners
George McFadden
Eddie Connolly
Patsey McKenna
Bogton
Kid Yorke
Barney Clancy
Martin Clougherty
North End
Fred Jason
Portland
Charles Atkins
Jimmy Briggs
Tom Sharkey
London
New York
George Gardner
Sharkey
England
Jim Corbett
Kid McCoy
Marden
Fitchburg
Baron Maloney
Martin Julian
Michael
Young) Kerri
Sleddy Stampson
Dan Creedon
Creedon
Sleddy
Dan
Sandy Ferguson
Jack Scalea
Ben Taylor
Jack O’brien
George Chrisp
Jem Smith
Authority Stampson
Grandpa Macon
Billy Smith
McCormick
Joe Walcott
Macon
Billy
Smith
William
Joseph Robinson
Joe White
Jewey Cooke
R. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Vanderbilt Derby Entrant Ellesmere Withdrawn
London May 4 W K Vanderbilts Ellesmere a Derby candidate has gone lame and will be withdrawn The same day Mr Whitneys Nestortium is a confirmed roarer prompting horsemen to say Americans have no chance to win the Derby
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London
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ellesmere
Mr. Whitney
Nestortium
Massachussets Amateur Bowling League enters final candle pin week
The six Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League teams face the 10th and last week with standings likely unchanged. B A A needs one win over Highland to tie for first, while Dudley contends for top or second place depending on other results. Uncertain outcomes could force a second place tie if 96th A A defeats Old Dorchester and Dudley drops a game.
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Massachusetts Amateur Bowling League
Highland
Dudley
Newtowne
Unicorn
Roxbury
A. A
Old Dorchester
Mystic Valley League sees 999th fall in three. Medford gains
In the Mystic Valley League the 999th team dropped all three games last week allowing Medford to close the gap to two in the race for first. Arlington is second, Calumet fourth, and Gordon of Charlestown tops individual averages at 91 with Brown and Paul one pin behind.
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Non
Kinsman
Miller, Jr
Hollis
Eeesseeseres
Ewearer
Benjamin
Fitz
Wright
Walker
Scannell
Sen
Conley
Campbell
Barbers Wee
Mahoney
Barbers
Ahern
Kirk
Dre
Snow
Medford
Arlington
Calumet
Gordon
Charlestown
Brown
Paul
A. Bu Cree Cccccees
Medford Club
Calumet Club
Charlestown Club
Towanda Club
Newtowne Club
Old Belfry Club
Sesereeeeeens
Towanda
Seeerreeree
Oooth
Homer
Arlington Boat Club
Ashworth
Sake Ae Sae
Reed
Esanaved Senee Seal
Littlefield
Beens Benjamin
Warnock
Newtowne
Teel
Sala Ar Ealala Ee
Chandler
Bond
Ward
Gige Las Mees Kwebael Hanes Sae
Hendley
Amateur League games this week schedule
In the Amateur League tonight 999th plays at Old Dorchester with Newtowne visiting Dudley on Tuesday and Highland facing B in the B A MYSTIC VALLEY LEAGUE. Tonight Towanda meets Newtowne in Mystic Valley with Old Belfry at Charlestown on Tuesday and Medford at Arlington on Wednesday.
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Old Dorchester
Newtowne
Dudley
Highland
Mystic Valley League
Towanda
Old Belfry
Charlestown
Medford
Arlington
Calumet
Vanderbilt runners place in Longchamp races
At Longchamp on May 4 W. K. Vanderbilt's Nettie finished third in the Poule D Eissaides Poulieries while his Francisque did not place in the Prix de L Esper ance.
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Paris
Longchamps
W. K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
Francisque
New Stable at Country Club Nears Race Meeting
The Country Club completes a new 80 stall stable forming a quadrangle with the main and rear stables. Track and grounds are improved for Brookline's spring meeting, with many entries and a busy three days ahead. The final day features the grand annual June 17 plus Duke's cup on June 14 and St Botolph steeplechase the next day.
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Country Club
Brookline
St. Botolph
Quakeress II Defeats Electra in First 20-Footer Race
In Bristol Rhode Island on May 4 Quakeress II owner W F Harrison steered the Beverly class 30 footer against Electra designer Herreshoff in an eight mile race. Quakeress II led by a few lengths at the finish aided by a spinnaker on the run while Electra sailed without one. The match marked the first time any of the 20 footers raced against another boat.
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Bristol
R. I
Quakeress II
Beverly
Havemeyer
W. F. Harrison
Philadelphia
Herreshoff
Tasmanian batsman scores 566 runs in 911 total
Hobart report notes C. J. Eady achieved 566 of 911 runs in a recent cricket outing. The record for the highest individual score in first class cricket remains 424 by A. C. MacLaren set in 189%.
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Hobart
Tasmania
C. J. Eady
A. C. MacLaren
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