Selee's Men Show Promise Amid Boston Club Woes
Boston baseball notes new hope from improved team play despite a rough start. Pitching woes persist with Nichols, Willis, and Dineen limited, while Hamilton, Freeman, Lowe, Collins, and others deliver timely hitting as the season opens with key injuries and lineup shuffles.
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Freeman
Lowe
Collins
Eris
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Sesion
Duffy
Herman Long
Herman
Nefore
Benning
Buckwing
Shaw and Shallow Set For New England Heavyweight Clash
Boston boxing preview details Tom Shaw and Mike Shallow training at Riverside Boat Club and Steve O Donnell academy. Shaw praised for power and speed while Shallow shows form and height edge. Bout for a silver cup marks New England heavyweight title amid local rivalries and club backing.
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Mike Shallow
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Tremont Street
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Harvard College
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New Or
Shallow
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Nova. Scotia
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Farragut
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South Boston A. C
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Tom Wilson
Canada
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Broadway A. C
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Kentucky Cyclone
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Riverside B. Om
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Boxing Gossip Teases May 11 Jeffries Corbett Bout
The text signals Friday May 11 as the Jeffries versus Corbett date in New York with Charley White chosen as referee. It notes Jeffries fears foul play, predicts heavy New York press slush, and cites limited spectator interest from Boston. It also covers ongoing matchups and club notices across boxing circles and members at the Maverick Athletic Club.
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New York
Charley White
Jeffries
Jeff
Boston
Ed Dunkhorst
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Choynski
Hercules Club
Joe Walcott
Jack Bonner
Philadelphia
Walcott
Tommy West
George Lavigne
Spike Haley
Maverick Athletic Club
Tim McCarthy
Moffitt Flaherty
Bartlett Fla
Chicago Defeats Pittsburg 7 to 6 in Early Innings Rally
Chicago scored seven runs on six hits and errors in the first two innings off Waddell, with Philippi entering to stifle the offense. Ahnan pitched solidly except for a wild fifth inning allowing four hits.
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Pittsburg
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Wey
Waddell
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Ahan
Beaconsedge Triumphs In Fifth Inning Rally
A tied game turned after a single and a passed ball following Beaumont's third error allowed Chicago to score the winning run in the fifth. Attendance was 9100. The final score is not stated.
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Chicago
Baseball box score snippet with multiple players named
Players Crawford Smith Peitz Irwin participated as did Young with a home run. Corcoran and Steinfeldt had sacrifice hits. Donovan and Phillips were hit by pitches. O Connor stole a base. Donovan walked. Struck out by Young Phillips and Scott. Time 2 hours 25 minutes.
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Amateur baseball teams seek games across Massachusetts
Listing of dozens of amateur clubs in West Quincy to Dorchester and beyond seeking scheduled games. Teams across ages 11 to 19 request matchups with other clubs, with dates on weekends and holidays and varying expense arrangements.
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St. Marys
Michael Kiley
Grove Street
Puritan A. C
Jordan
Marsh
Daniel J. Cronin
Resolutes
Dorchester
W. D. Murphy
Mascot Avenue
Rchester
Pioneers
Lynn
Massachusetts
Charles O’connell
Murray Street
Mass
South Braintree
J. P. Holmes, Jr
Dorchester Heights
J. C. Reardon, Jr
Thomas Park
South Boston
Randall A. C
Roxbury
A. A
Joseph Vear
Fellows Street
Boston
University City
SS Gronp M. F. McClusky
Equitable
Well Known Rider Breaks Shoulder at Waltham Track
Harry Caldwell of this city was thrown thirty feet from a motor tandem at the Waltham track yesterday and broke his right shoulder. He is in Waltham Hospital, out of riding for at least six weeks. Witnesses called the escape miraculous after the crash that also burned Fred Brown and F P Kent. Caldwell faced four future match races, risking about 300 dollars.
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Jimmy Ingraham
Press Cycling Club's Century to Newburyport Draws Big Turnout
The Press Cycling Club held its annual century to Newburyport with 101 starters and most finishing. Logan and McKinnon rode the round trip in 2 hours 60 minutes to the city and 8 hours 30 minutes back against the wind, with many riders listed among the survivors.
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W. T. Hannigan
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Holden
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T. D.eer J. . Kelley
H. Billings
C. A. Collins
T. F. Jackson
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R. A. Walker
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George K. Steele
Perkins
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William B. Handy
John Bailey
A. Campbell
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Fred Buckley
C. H. Lovely
G. Patterson
D. Mountain
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C. Cahill
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Miss Ida Harrison
J. J. McKinnon
P. F. Logan
A. P. Walker
D. H. Thompson
T. H. McAleney
Howell to Meet Ten Eyck in Paris Regatta Challenge
Boston area oarsmen await a rivalry between Howell winner of Henley sculls last year and Ned Ten Eyck American amateur champion at the Paris Exposition regatta. Maguire of Bradford joins as a strong foe. Season previews note crowded clubs, two New York regattas, Passaic River event on May 30 and Harlem regatta on June 2.
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Dorchester Street
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Dorchester
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West End
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Bicycle Notes from Charles River Park Ride Event
Large crowd of 1500 watched riders from Roslindale Club and Metropolitan Wheelmen near Boston race and trial runs. Albert Champion set the fastest five mile pace while others like Jimmy Michael and Nat Butler rode strong as plans for upcoming events in Framingham and town road races were outlined.
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May 30 Women’s Game Plans and Travel Notes
The note mentions May 30 plans for a women’s game with travel from home and open dates in June and July. It references Shenae and strong teams, plus directions including Alaric Street West.
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Harvard Rowing Prospects and New St Joseph Boat House
The Charles hosts lifes of Harvard intersio crews with boats ready for use. St Joseph's new boat house nears occupancy as a fast new shell boosts chances for trophies. Jim Ten Eyck, trainer of the Annapolis crew, receives praise for cadet victory over Yale second eight.
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