Baseball schedule highlights across leagues
National League games feature Washington at Boston New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg New England matchups include Fall River at Brockton Newport at Pawtucket Taunton at New Bedford Eastern games Syracuse at Providence Rochester at Springfield Toronto at Wilkesbarre Buffalo at Scranton College pairings include Cornell versus Harvard in Cambridge Tufts against North Shore A A at Clinton.
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Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hartmiore Trevi
Taouisville
Pittsburz
Boston
St. Louis
New England
Fall River
Brockton
Newport
Pawtucket
Taunton
New Bedford
Boston Defeats Washington 6 to 1 in South Ind Tilt
Nichols pitched superbly for Washington but wretched support from Washington allowed Boston to win 6 to 1. Lowe homered with a man on, while Selbach made a fine running catch and Yeager and Farrell contributed in the field.
Razors and Tools Sold by John Bestgen & Co
Wide assortment of razors and knives including 6 inch blades and 2 blade knives sold as warranted genuine. Razor straps and sharpening services offered. Store at 990 Washington street near Columbia Theatre open 1 o'clock evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crooke
FP. Reynolds
John Bestgen & CO
Washington Sr
West Door
Columbia Theatre
Stolen Bases Highlight Mercer Versus Amherst
In a baseball game, Hamilton stole two bases and players Brown Selbach Yeager Collins drew walks. Demontreville struck out twice, along with Cartwright Reilly and Brown. A double play occurred Demontreville with Cartwright. Time 2 hours 7 minutes. attendance 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowe
Mercer
Hamilton
Brown
Selbach
Yeager
Collins
Nichols
Demontreville
Cartwright
Reilly
Amyd Hurst
New Signings and Stories From The Game
George Mahoney arrives in uniform after signing Wednesday. Mercer struck out Hamilton on three pitches in the first. The Columbus avenue tree, a local landmark, has been cut down and its choppers sought. Duffy’s fourth inning play near Collins spoiled a Washington hit. Denney’s fifth inning gift hit Demontreville who backed Nichols. Billy Earle quits coaching Princeton after departing Cincinnati. Cambridge High and Latin set to meet Hoppy at South End Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mahoney
Mercer
Hamilton
Columbus Avenue
Duffy
Farrell
Collins
Washington
Washingtons
United States
Denney
Demontreville
Nichols
Billy Earle
Princeton
Cincinnati
Cambridge High
Latin
Hoppy
New York and Brooklyn Tie In Season Opener
In a May 6 season opener at New York the Mets and Brooklyn battled to a tenth inning stalemate with a 9 to 9 draw. McMahon and Dad Clarke were injured early while Dunn and Seymour subbed in. Seymour homered and a late hit rally gave New York the lead before Brooklyn tied the game in the eighth. both sides failed to score afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
McMahon
Dad” Clarke
Dunn
Seymour
D. Clarke
Warner
Grim
Hawley Guides Reds Pitching Shutout of Reds
Hawley kept Cincinnati hitters scattered to nearly blank the Reds as Pittsburg edged them 3 to 1. Both pitching and fielding were sharp, with Rhinos struggling for control at key moments and Merritt pairing with Hawley on the mound. Attendance reached 3100.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Hawley
Rhinos
Cincinnati
Merritt
Rhines
Peitz
Baltimore Champions Defeat Philadelphia in Loose Yet Interesting Game
In Philadelphia on May 6 the Baltimore champions won despite injuries to Clark and Grady. Boyle caught the later innings as Baltimore led 17 to 0 after nine innings, with Taylor, Grady, and Boyle on the Baltimore side and Nops, Clark, and Robinson on Philadelphia. Attendance was 9486.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Philadelphia Today
Clark
Grady
Boyle
Taylor
Nops
Robinson
Indians Beat Cubs In Slow Five Run Game
Cleveland scored five runs while Chicago managed one as Curpy yielded the win with support from baserunning and a trio of lucky breaks. Lange was the lone bright spot for the Cubs in a game watched by about 1800 fans with Cuppy Zimmer Briggs and Anson batting for the sides.
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Cleveland
Lange
Colts
Indians
Chicago
Cuppy
Zimmer
Briggs
Anson
Pawtucket Defeats New Bedford In Afternoon Game
In Pawtucket on May 6 a small crowd watched Pawtucket top New Bedford 2 to 1 after steady batting. McPherson pitched for New Bedford while Pawtucket run production built a narrow victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
New Bedford
McPherson
College scores and pairings from regional games
A grid of results from games including Middletown-Lafayette Wesleyan 1 7 Taunton Fall River 12 15 Taunton Fall River 15 12 Providence Syracuse 4 Providence Newport R I Brockton 7 New port 2 Middletown Conn Lafayette 11 Wesleyan 7 Richmond Va Norfolk 1 Richmond 0 Worcester Holy Cross 13 Colby University 3 Wilkesbarre Penn Wilkesbarre 11 Toronto 8 Lancaster Penn Lancaster 6 Hartford 4 Springfield Mass Springfield 17 Rochester 8 Scranton Penn Buffalo 11 Scranton 10 Reading Penn Athletics 9 Reading 6 Medford Arlington 9 Tufts 1900 0 Newark NJ Newark 12 Patterson 5 Worcester Holy Cross 13 Colby 3
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Newport
R. I
Brockton
Middletown
Conn
Lafayette
Wesleyan
Richmond
Norfolk
Worcester
Holy Cross
Colby University
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Toronto
Lancaster
Hartford
Springfield
Mass
Rochester
Scranton
Buffalo
Reading
Athletics
Medford
Arlington
Tufts
Newark
N. J
Paterson
Colby
English High School Baseball Teams Vie for Supremacy
Several English High School rooms have formed baseball teams with tight competition for supremacy. Notable players include Tishler as manager, Sands as pitcher, and O’Brien slated for first base, with Callahan likely behind the plate and Weston, Hathaway, and others filling key infield roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Hammond
Williams
Tishler
Hennessey
Bowen
Troam
Allen
Miley
Track
Quimby
Dorchester
Weston
West Roxbury
Hathaway
Boyden
Riley
Wescott
Spinney
West Roxburys
Hall of Charlestown
Darling
Dakin
Roslindale
Everett
Crown
Creedon McCoy bout funding posted by Hopkins
Chicago May 6 Colonel John D Hopkins posted $1000 with Will J Davis to back the alleged middleweight championship fight between Dan Creedon and Kid McCoy. Local wager supports the planned match awaiting further arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. Hopkins
Will J. Davis
Dan Creedon
Kid McCoy
Golf Association Elects Clubs and Amends By Laws
The United States Golf Association executive committee met in New York and admitted Hoosie-Whissick Club Canton Mass Stockbridge Golf Club Stockbridge Mass to membership. The prohibition on reinstatement of professionals by amateurs was removed and Essex County Club Manchester Mass may set the women s championships date between August 31 and September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Golf Association
Hoosie-Whissick Club
Canton
Mass
Stockbridge Golf Club
Stockbridge
Essex County Club
Manchester
Printing and Boxing School Ad at Pearl Street
PRINTINC. J. E Farwell Co advertises a boxing school at 45 Pearl Street New Eng offering instruction for ladies gentlemen and children with day and evening options. It invites calls or letters for trial of six lessons at Tremont Street location room 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Farwell & Co
Pearl Street
NEW Eng
Tremont St
Surmount Wins At Aqueduct In Meagre Card
New York May 6 Aqueduct results show Surmount defeating Brentwood after Oviatt led earlier in the first race five furlongs. Arabian dominates the second race at a mile, Parmesan second, Purse Proud third. Kin nikink wins seven furlongs selling with Tingelly second and Dolando third. Volley leads one mile and one furlong selling with Premier second and Sue Kittie third.
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New York
Aqueduct
Brentwood
Surmount
Oviatt
Arabian
Littlefield
Sims
Coyle
Ime
Sweet Sound
Bardella
Yofano
Moser
Parmesan
Scherer
Harrison
Glenoine
Orthos
Corbley
Orstenson
Jeroy F
Sonia
Volley
Premier
Favorites win in five races at Elkton With one upset
Five favorites and one outsider won on a warm calm day at Elkton Maryland. In the opening four and a half furlong event Arline led a field that included Minnetonka and Lottie A. The program continued with Ed Murphy edging Lady Francis in the second race and Phareda defeating Monroe Doctrine in the third. John P. captured the fourth race with Myra H second and Hazel third, Harris led the fifth race over Tampa and Runaway, while Sebastian took the seventh race with Cashier II and Diabolus following.
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Arline
W. Morris
Minnetonka
J. Dorsey
Lottie A
H. Lynch
Leperello
Commodore Roughan
Fritz
Mohawk
Aunt Susie
Ed Murphy
R. Smith
Lady Francis
J. Moore
Mischief
Ellis
S. Bucyrus
Lad
Himyark
Mayor B
McHenry
Mary B
Brilliancy
Bettie Hill
Phareda
J. Murphy
Monroe Doctrine
Hazel
Cunningham
Telegram
Parthian
Pocket Piece
Snooksey
Edna
Kennett
Cadiz
Miss Ordway
Queen of
Brophy
Jack Wynne
Boisterous
Katie Gray
Myra
Nihilist
Sebastian
Patton
Cashier II
Nelson
Diabolus
McIntyre
Pleasant Samiles
Helena Belle
Hazel N
Steeplechase Injury Highlights Nashville Meet
At Nashville on May 6 clear weather brought fast tracks as Bob Neely and jockey Brown suffered heavy injuries in a steeplechase with only three finishers. Race summaries list winners and times for six events, including maiden two year olds, selling stakes and the Belle Mead stakes, with several horses named among the top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Bob Neely
Brown
George B. Cox
Clayton
Philip Brynes
Warren
Petra
Hirsch
Lela B
George Carstens
Katie H
Madame Gerst
Carthaginian
Swift
Urania
Murray
Lord Willowbrook
Coley
Mamie G
Songer
Helen Wren
Tommy Rutter
Anna’ = Mayes
Koschio
RK. Q. Ban
Belle of
Otto S
Lady Brittanic
Madalo
Little Music
Give Away
Banjohnson
Incitatus
Thornbush
Dorsey
Pat Gore
Strauss
Windsor card opener favors Gilroy in slow-track first
In Detroit on May 6, weather fair and the track slow, the favorites and second choices prevailed. In the first race over a half mile Gilroy crossed the line first with the result reflecting a tight half mile sprint.
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Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Weather Pleasant
Gilroy
Boxing and Smoke Talk at Riverside Boat Club Cambridge
A well attended smoke talk featured boxing bouts with Fred Hynes as master of ceremonies. Exhibitions by the Madison brothers and many others highlighted the program along with vocal solos and an encore dance number by Sol Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Fred Hynes
Madison Brothers
Tolan
Murphy
McLean
Campbell
Dave Nelligan
Bob Montgomery
Charles Lynch
Darby Conlon
Cooper
Barry
Walter Lang
Young Pickett
Austin Kaveney
Barry McGriel
Sun Ashe
Kid Madison
Joe Casey
Jack Dunn
Whiting
Hagen
Peter Jackson
Bob Allen
Alfred Tyrell
H. Sullivan
Ed Barrett
Sol Baker
Buck
Glendon Club Edges Newtowne In Candle Pin Series
Glendon Club of Everett defeats Newtowne Club of Cambridge by one pin in a three game series totalling 3655 to 3654. A framed $20 prize was offered. Also notes Flanagan joins NYAC training at Travers Island and Yale half mile record falls in a trial. Princeton forms golf team to face Morris County Golf Club. Theatre hosts Pudd’nhead Wilson with Boston and Washington clubs watching.
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Glendon Club
Everett
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Glendons
Glendon
Newtowne
Flanagan
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
B. B. Hinckley
Northampton
Mass
Yale
William B. Wright
Princeton
Morris County
Morris County Links
Bostons
Boxing Lessons by Prof Shaw at Westen’s Leading Teacher
Prof Shaw at 74 Boylston Street offers boxing lessons for beginners and enthusiasts. Westen’s Leading Teacher in Mexing provides expert instruction, focusing on fundamentals, stance, defense, and footwork to improve speed and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Boylston Street
Westen
Mexing
Harvard Rowing Regatta Postponed By High Winds
Harvards annual rowing meet faced postponement as strong winds and rough waves delayed all but the four oared races. The varsity crew rode to Brookline to start, while freshmen tugs grounded on the low tide. The first crew won the delayed race by two lengths amid ragged form and inexperience among rowers.
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Charles River
Harvard
Brookline Bridge
John Harvard
Henry L. Higginson
Francis Peabody
Goodrich
Lehmann
R. O. Hodges
E. G. Adams
H. F. Whitney
Bow
F. C. Wilson
L. T. Buff
R. McC. Marsh
C. S. Butler
H. James
J. Ware
L. Luquer
T. D. Parker
R. Fayerweather
F. J. Suite
H. M. Hall
F. E. Goodridge
Hodges
West Boston Bridge
Boxing Gossip Sparks NYC Sparring and Contests
Dick Baker to spar Tom Lansing in New York arena while Eddy Connolly faces benefit in St John on May 10. multiple bouts loom as managers arrange showdowns including Patsy Broderick versus Mike Sears and Joe Butler versus Nick Burley amid forfeit disputes and contract politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Baker
Charley Strong
Music Hall
Tom Lansing
Arena A. C
New York
Lansing
Louisville
Kid McCoy
Eddy Connolly
St. John
N. B
Jack Powers
Connolly
Eddy
Lavigne
Martin Flaherty
Sally Smith
Tom O'Rourke
Flaherty
Smith
Sally
O'Rourke
Tom
Patsy Broderick
Providence
Jimmy Dever
Michigan
Patsy
Mike Sears
Nick Burley
Big Joe Butler
National A. C
Butler
Tommy West
Paddy Purtell
Polo A. C
West
Kansas
Jimmy Barry
England
Pat Scully
Dublin
Tom Carey
Carey
Steve O'Donnell
Yonkers
Scully
McCormack
Philadelphia
Charley Farrell
Fitzsimmons
Boston
New England
Denver
Ed’ Smith
Sheepshead Bay
Joe Choynski
Broadway A. C
Dolly Lyons
Lyons
Bernstein
Barry McGrier
Dan Snyder
Jack Everhardt
New Orleans
Kid Lavigne
Johnny van Heest
George Stout
Navarre A. C
Lexington
George Siler
Stout
Woburn
Fenton
W. B
Pittsfield
Olympia Club
Lynn
Union Hall
George V. Tuohey
Harvard coach Lehmann speaks on University as Public Speaker training
Harvard crew coach R. C. Lehmann addressed the university debating club in Sanders Theatre before the Harvard Union. He praised public life training and cited Gladstone as a model. The varsity crew, trainers, and several notable guests were warmly welcomed at Memorial Hall after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lehmann
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Union
Vincent
Lathrop
E. Hollister
Henry JL. Higginson
William R. Thayer
Harvard Graduates
Lehmann
Charles Gulick
Union
Gladstone
Mr. Lehmann
England
Europe
Oxford
Cambridge
Memorial Hall
Viennan Sodality
Contests in Swimming at Brookline Club Exhibition
The Brookline Swimming Club opened its first exhibition in the new bathhouse with a series of events to join by mid June. The first event a twenty seven yard swim was won by Patrick Johnson in 1923 seconds with Charles Le Moyne second. A diving exhibition featured G Moore M Beaman Charles Le Moyne Louis Muse and P S McNally. George Moore won the backstroke two lengths with Patrick Johnson second. Underwater swimming showcased Charles Le Moyne and George Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Swimming Club
Patrick Johnson
Charles le Moyne
G. Moore
M. Beaman
Louis Muse
Peter S. McNally
George Moore
Social club events and meetings at Parker House Young's
The Town and Country Matinee Whist Club held a farewell dinner at Parker House with Mrs. Rufus F. Sawyer presiding and speakers Dr A B Robinson and J W Courtney. The Merchant Tailors Exchange met at Parker's with tariff and foreign clothing discussed. Police chiefs planned delegates for the Chiefs of Police Association convention in Pittsburg starting May 11. Several members leave from Union station Sunday at 3 p m. School of Expression graduates and faculty gathered at Young's with class president Miss Mary Lena Wilkinson as toast mistress. The British Charitable Society admitted members and voted $100 for Kidder Peabody famine fund. Their banquet is set for May 24 at the United States Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Rufus F. Sawyer
A. B. Robinson
J. W. Courtney
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Parker’s
Joseph E. Selfe
Samuel H. Spring
Chiefs of Police
Young's
Chiefsf Police Association
Pittsburg
Union Station
School of Expression
Young’s
Mary Lena Wilkinson
Miss Brown
York and
Shattuck
Emily Enneking
British Charitable Society
Young
George H. Jacques
James E. Stewart
Dr. Greenfield Coxwell
Louis Clarke
William T. Crowther
G. A. Leigh
Joseph Stewart
Richard Johnson
Andrew Muller
W. H. Harris
Juan C. Rhel
H. G. Robinson
Tom Daniel
William V. Edwards
India
Kidder, Peabody & Co
United States
Edwin Wilcock
A. D. Cairns
Eddie Bald to Enter A C C Meet at Waltham Decoration Day
A C C announces star rider Eddie Bald will appear at the Waltham Decoration Day meet. Bald confirms in a letter to A K Peck that he will arrive about May 25 and provide an exhibition ride, with entries for all professional events and pacemakers as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Eddie Bald
Bald
Boston
Springfield
Cooper
Detroit
Peck
A.K. Peck
E. C. Bald
Louisville
A. K. Peck
Mass
Waltham Decoration Day
E. Cc. Bald
Somerville Y M C A Closes Winter Season With Banquet
The Somerville Young Men's Christian Association closed its winter season with a banquet attended by about seventy five gym class members and officers. Dr H H Piper presided as speakers C T S Whitcomb H M Moore and Frank W Smith spoke. Prizes for indoor meets included silver cups awarded by William J Bursall with winners George E Davis F W Yelland and Thomas K Maddison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Young Men's Christian Association
H. H. Piper
Damon Sisters
C. T. S. Whitcomb
H. M. Moore
Somerville
Frank W. Smith
Boston
William J. Bursall
George E. Davis
F. W. Yelland
Thomas K. Maddison
Pardon Hearing for Hathaway Promoted by Local Notables
The pardon committee heard W. H. Hathaway’s petition for release from a seven year prison term given in 1893 for cheating and false returns. Nearly 300 Fall River citizens supported the petition including ex-Congressman Davis and Mayor Greene. Attorney General Knowlton offered no opposition while Slade led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
W. H. Hathaway
Fall River
Davis
Greene
Hillard
G. B. Eddy
Strikers Clash With Non-Union Workers in Chicago
May 6 report from Chicago states a fight broke out between striking iron workers and Vanderpool & Co non-union staff at 45389 Cottage Grove Avenue. Police arrived to avert a riot. Three non-union men were injured, one with a crowbar wound to the head and brick blows as workers urged a stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vanderpool & Co
Cottage Grove Avenue
Yale Reinstates Beck for Weight Events in Track
Yale faculty restores F. G. Beck, class of 1899, to track eligibility after a scholarship technicality. Beck is regarded as Yale’s strongest weight man and his return boosts hopes for victory over Harvard in upcoming track games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
F. G. Beck
Bicycle Notes from Chester Park Track Scene in Cincinnati
Tom Butler reports a busy scene at Chester Park with over twenty riders, including Tom Eck's Spalding team and stars Fred Titus and Barney Oldfield. Teams train daily, races prize lists and suspensions loom, while local clubs expand with new officers and upcoming runs through Medfield and Taunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Butler
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Tom Eck
Spalding
Earl Kiser
A. C. Mertens
St. Paul
Eck
Fred Titus
New York
Barney Oldfield
Toledo
Titus
John Tellum
Tellum
Clint Coulter
Indiana
Sangers
William
Hercules
Wisconsin
Columbia A. A
C. Stuart Bolting
Providence
A. W. Lincoln
Victoria Street
Dorchester
Chicago
San Francisco
Coulter
Ziegler
Racing Board
Lechmere C. C
J. T. Barrett
John S. Clary
John J. Quigley
A. V. Levitch
John EF. Quin
J. W. Quigley
E. F. Atwood
C. I. Closson
T. E. Jordar
Walter Kee
Columbia C. C
West Eagle Street
Boston
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Boylston
L. A. W. Messrs
Woods and Geldert
Copley Square
Medfield
S. T. Cartwright
Buda-Sahl Society of Wheelwomen
Canton
Eagle C. C
W. H. Nash
Morgan & Wright
Charlie Measure
Post
Martin
Buffalo
New England
Fecitt
Jolly
Taunton
H. M. Thompson
Mass
Charles River
FAST MEN ENTERED IN LATE LIST OF NAMES
A long list of names appears in the report, including John W. Davis Lynn B H McLaughlin Lynn J M Lamb Rockport E B E Ryan Waltham James White O G Martin Manchester J W Harderson Victor Rose Attleboro L J Solari Eagle C C etc. The roster also includes W H Woods Providence Johnson Wilson Boston FP C Sawyer Haverhill Joel Collins Marlboro F N Conway Bradford and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
Lynn
B. H. McLaughlin
J. M. Lamb
Rockport
E. BE. Ryan
Waltham
James White
O. G. Martin
Manchester
J. W. Harderson
Victor Rose
Attleboro
L. J. Solari
Eagle C. C
W. EF. Whitmarsh
J. A. Woodbury
H. G. Marston
W. R B. Thompson
Frank Hary
Gloucester
W. G. Miller
West Medway
J. C. Peabody
J. A. Roberts
Somerville
J. A. Lynch
Jamaica
Plain
R. J. McGowan
Eagle Co
W. H. Woods
Providence
Johnson Wilson
Boston
C. Sawyer
Haverhill
Joel Collins
Marlboro
F. N. Conway
Bradford
F. F. Rowan
Bolting
W. Hayes
Stoughton
W. L. Voge
Jamaica Plain
J. F. Hale
Woburn
H. D. Merritt
A. W. Lincoln
Dorchester
M. J. Gillis
H. L. McCormack
Herman ‘Taylor
Henry Edwards
Tom Hennessey
Frank Taylor
Engie C.C
Ernest Pope
Holliston
John Bakeman
A. I. Paine
George Buttrick
T. D. Keough
J. W. Raynor
A. A. Chamberlain
Charles Schutz
C. Larson
L. B. Dudley
F.S. Pry
Waverley
T. A. Regan
R. Moronin
H. H. Mclean
A. A. McLean
Tom Barnaby
C. Mcconnell
Eagle ©. C
Robert Ur
L. G. Stevenson
I. G. Knowlton
St. I. Spillane
J. W. Sargent
J. W. Dawson
J. F. Callahan
H.H. Holman
B. E. Dakin
Charles J. Ryer
Pickett
Ed H. Dooley
Rt. J. Dubois
G. H. Collett
I. V. Beauregard
Allie Barber
Harry Edwards
Fixing Up the Enterprise Before Cadet Reception
The Enterprise at Charlestown Navy Yard undergoes overhaul with new boilers and a fresh coat of black. It leaves the dry dock tomorrow as cadets return from two week vacation to prep for a summer voyage likely starting June, with May 20 exams for prospective trainees and a Britain and southern ports itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. S. Enterprise
Charlestown Navy Yard
Great Britain
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Hubites
National League
Eld
Errgrore Ee
Vidgence Ee
Far River
Syracuse
South Ind
Stahl
Senators
O’brien
Long
Ann
Ganzel
Herman Long
Tenney
Abbey
Nick
Sullivan
McJames
KE Hamilton
Collinge Gb
Soccsese
Gunzel
Cesssseesess
Totais
Washington TB
PO. A . Brown
Theebeeehea
Selbac’ H
Sree & Farrel
Belbac
E. H. S. Baseball
Chance
Creedon
U. S. Golf Association
Elkton
World OF Sport
Charles
Eidie
Blank
East Boston
Somerville Y. MC. A
Pardon For Hathaway
Beck
Bestop Athletic and Cycling
Washington Street
Liberty Bicycles
Smith & Gardner Supply CO
Park Square
Chillon
Boylston St
Mfg. Co
Mosher, Lee
Cream
New England Road Riders
East Boston News
London
Porter Streets
Porter
Chelsea
Bennington
Orient Heights Square
Moore
Chaucer
Curtis
Saratoga
Central Square
Saratoga Street
Marion Street
Whitney Motor Carriage
My Clothier
Hanover & Portland
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