Clay Target Championship Leads Heat at Guttenburg Race Track
At Guttenburg race track New York the clay target championship continues as three events remain to decide the title E D Fulford leads Fred Gilbert and Rollo Heikes in a tight race. Elliott, Wheeler and Wagener share top honors in multiple events with several shooters winning first money in sweepstakes and events across the day.
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New York
America
Guttenburg Race Track
E. D. Fulford
Utica
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Fulford
Gilbert
Rollo O. Heikes
Dayton
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas
Elliott
Heikes
H. G. Wheeler
C. Wagener
Syracuse
Hood
Waters
Baltimore
Co. W. Budd
Des Moines
Iowa
R. R. Merrill
Milwaukee
B. D. Miller
Miller
Jack’’ Parker
Eliott
Wagener
Washington
D. C
Budd
D. A. Upson
Cleveland
Upson
Neal Apgar
Jersey City
Leroy
Connor
H. B. Whitney
A. W. Money
Sim Glover
Rochester
Boxing Gossip and Sparked Hopes for May Contests
In Syracuse Billy Smith trains for his May 18 bout with McCoy after a staged exhibition with Ryan. Smith disputes a fake telegraph, notes plans to bring Ryan to Boston or Lynn for future clashes, and mentions other matches including Sears vs Burke and a planned Slavin Maher bout amid legal boxing probes. A.C. McKenzie reports.
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Billy Smith
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Smith
McCoy
Armory
Boston
Ryan
Durfee
Delaney
Lynn
Jack Walsh
Chelsea
Barney Hubbard
Walsh
Mike Sears
Luke Burke
Lowell
Burke
Sears
Sammy Kelly
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Fitz
Maher
Sullivan
Tom O'Rourke
Eureka Club
Lavigne
A.C. McKenzie
Malden Officials Exonerate Webster Athletic Club Officers
Malden May 7. Park commissioners vote to exonerate Webster Athletic Association officers who laid ball on the Western Park last Saturday despite orders. A private hearing concluded there will be no prosecution of the club officers.
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Malden
Park Commissioners
Websterthletic Association of
Maplewood
Western Park
LINE AMATEURS THE LOUSVILLE FALL BEFORE NICHOLS IN HIS ELEMENT
Nichols dominates as Louisville falls to a strong pitching display. Only Bannon and Stivetts avoid shutout as Love drives in two runs with a pair of homers.
Beaneaters hammer tailenders in errorless rout
Boston Beaneaters crush Louisville in a one sided game. Nichols pitched well and all Boston players had hits except two. Bobby Lowe led with two home runs and a triple while Stivetts issued several walks in the late innings. Final score described as a decisive Beaneaters win.
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Louisville
Selee
Nichols
McDermott
Beaneaters
Bannon
Stivetts
Hamilton
Billy
Bobby Lowe
Kid Nichols
Little Willow
Miller
McFarland
Dexter
McCreery
Clarke
Shannon
Duffy
Ganzel
Tucker
Harrington
Long
Herman
Lowe
Boston
Warner
Bostons
Tailenders
AB. R. B. Hamilton
A. A
Buvorig
Chieseaeen
Theese Tenner
Tose Tees
Pete
AB. R. B. TB
Hustace
McFarlan
Porepeaes
Hassamaer
Clingman
Peeer
McGreery
Cistele
Sesnee
E Jamilton
Eustace
MccFarlan
McDe
Dermott
Smott
Me Stivetts
Har
Tington
Nicho
Clark
Clingman - Hassamaer
Triplre
Sheridan
Bicycle Sundries and Accessories List
A detailed catalog style inventory of bicycle parts and related items including Cycls, pumps, tools, oils, guards, clips, belts, and enamel finishes. Notable entries include The American Clock Co. cyclometers and Thiems Toe Clips, plus various nickel plated fittings, cork handles, rim cements, and chain lubricants.
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American Clock Co
Sereneerseseces
Atnie
Ieee
Leggins Ae
Boston
Unclear Scrap of Batter Listings and Partnerships
Fragmentary notes show team names Philadelphia Chicago and a score sequence 2 4. Mentions of batter names Orth Clements Friend Kittridge suggest cricket or baseball context but details are incomplete and unverified.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Orth and
Clements
Friend and Kittridge
Brooklyn Beats Cleveland Behind Payne Solid Early
Payne the Brooklyn lefty fared well through five innings before Cleveland exploded in the sixth to win 0 6. Attendance 1000. Final score Cleveland 6 Brooklyn 0. Hits Cleveland 16 Brooklyn 10. Errors 2 each. Batteries Wallace Zimmer Payne Burrill.
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Cleveland
Payne
Brooklyn
Atendance
Wallace
Zimmer
Burrill
Hallowell Hit Hard in Track Meet Data
Attendance 150. The score shows Ausuber 55.102 and 204000028 .8 Haitner 99000000022. Hits list Augusta 9 New Bedford 8. Errors Augusta 7 New Bedford 4. Batteries Dilworth and Butler Hallowell and Sharp.
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Hallowell
Ausuber
Haitner
Augusta
New Bedford
Dilworth
Butler
Sharp
Reds Fall to Orioles on Loose Defense and Aimed Errors
Baltimore beat Cincinnati 6 to 4 after two Cincinnati errors allowed two Baltimore runs. Dwyer struggled, Fisher relieved him in the fourth and pitched well. Miller committed two errors, contributing to the Reds' defeat in front of about 3,500 fans.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Dwyer
Fisher
Miller
Baltimore
Brockton Defeats Portland In Eleven Inning Thriller
Brockton won a tight game against Portland in an eleven inning contest. Despite the cold, sharp fielding and clever hitting stood out as Brockton racked up 19 hits to Portland's 13 with 3 errors each. Batteries were Kerwan and Buelow for Brockton and Woods and Donovan for Portland. Attendance 200.
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Brockton
Portland
Kerwan
Buelow
Woods
Donovan
Pittsburg Beats Washington Easy in League Game
Pittsburg won from Washington with Killen pitching well allowing three hits two of which were scratches. Donovan starred in batting and base running as 18 attendance in the crowd. The final score was Pittsburg 5 Washington 2 with Pittsburg making 15 hits to Washington's 8 and 2 errors to 5. Batteries Killen Sugden McJames McCauley.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Washington
Killen
Donovan
Pittabure
Lrrors
Sugden
McJames
McCauley
Fall River Beats Bangor in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Fall River improved batting averages after mild struggles against Bangor led by Klobedanz who pitched well. Attendance listed as 400 as Fall River posted a 21 to 8 victory with 3 errors to Bangor’s 6. Batteries: Klobedanz and Rupert for Fall River Sullivan and Roach for Bangor.
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Fall River
Sullivan
Klobedanz
Sieskseecs
Bangor
Rupert
Roach
Springfield Wins as Manager Burns Marries During Game
In Springfield on May 7, manager Burns wed this afternoon as the team defeated Wilkes Barre 6 to 2. The Rockies sparked a four run fourth inning highlighted by a Luckey balk and a wild throw. Keenan substituted and Springfield did not score after the frame. Score 6 to 2.
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Springfield
Burns
Wilkesbarre
Luckey
Keenan
Yerkes Shines as Pawtucket Defeats Lewiston in Close Affair
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on May 7 Yerkes pitched splendid ball with solid support. A late Pettee hit nearly tied the game but he was cut down at first. Final score Pawtucket 9 Lewiston 2. Attendance about 400.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Browns Rally To Edge Yankees In St Louis Tilt
Weak hitting baserunning and errors cost New York as St Louis wins with 3-3 score confusion. Cooley and Douglass left injured. Douglass belted a homer. Attendance 1090. Hits St Louis 8 New York 6. Errors 1 and 3. Batteries Hart and Douglass with McFarland Mee kin and Farrell.
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ST. Louis
New Yorks
Browns
Cooley
Douglass
New York
Hart
McFarland
Meekin
Farrell
Metropolitans Down Hartford in Polo Grounds Opener
The Hartford baseball team debuted at the polo grounds and lost to the Metropolitans 11 to 4. Hartford had a nine-run fourth inning burst but managed only two more safeties afterward. Heckman starred with nine total bases as 399 spectators watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hartford
Polo Grounds
Metropolitans
Lafter
Heckman
Providence Baseball Sweeps Scranton With Big Offense
Providence pounded Scranton in a twin bill scoring over 9 runs in the second game and blasting multiple home runs. Cranby launched a ball over the left center fence and Chiles followed with another over center field as Providence cruised to a decisive doubleheader sweep.
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Providence
R. L
Scranton
Cranby
Chiles
Bopameoh
Beranton
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago in Big Win at Home
Philadelphia hammered Chicago 14 to 5 as Dahlen Thompson and Sullivan homered. Orth pitched well for Philadelphia while Friend struggled after the second inning. Attendance 3,500. The box score lists Philadelphia with 16 hits to Chicago 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphias
Friend
Orth
Dahlen
Thompson
Sullivan
Philadelphia
Augusta Narrowly Avoids Shutout With Wild Throw
New Bedford reports a close game as Augusta nearly blanked the home team until a wild third baseman’s throw altered the score. D'lworth pitched splendidly for the visitors, keeping the offense in check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Augusta
D‘lworth
Regular Lawyer Advertising Specialty in Superior Court Clerk Office
Wakefield at 28 School Street Room 39 lists a lawyer advert discussing legal specialty and advising contact by phone or mail. The notice claims legal authorization and asks readers to obtain advice in the lowest terms. It identifies the Superior Court clerk's office as the authority behind proverity.
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Wakefield
School St
Superior Court Clerk's Office
Rochester Defeat Amid Controversy and Errors in Tight Match
May 7 roster reports show Lovett lacking pace and ease, a costly error by Shannon, and disputed calls by Lyndon and Rochester. Fans jeered Lyndon throughout the game, leading to a tense scene as some players retreated from the field. Final line shows Toronto 6 and Rochester 2 in errors with Dean and Casey on the mound for Toronto and Lovett and Boyd behind Rochester.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lovett
Shannon
Lyndon
Toronto
Dean
Casey
Lovett and
Boyd
Patersons Defeat Newarks 18 to 7 in May Contest
Patersons defeated the Newarks 18 to 7 in a May game led by Calla who was released to Newark yesterday. The outcome marks a clear win for Patersons in today’s match.
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Paterson
N. J
Newarks
Patersons
Calla
Newark Yester
Paterson Stumbles Despite Paterson Hitters' Power
In a rough game the visitors pressed hard with twenty safeties including one home run and four triples. Callahan received little support as Paterson and Newark combined for six and seven errors respectively with Mc Meekin Elton and Callahan Otten and Rothfuss credited as batteries.
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Day
Callahan
Paterson
Newark
McMeekin
Elton
Otten
Rothfuss
New Haven Defeated by Wilmington in Baseball Tilt
Wilmington beat New Haven 9 to 4 after using three pitchers. The game featured 15 hits for Wilmington and 7 for New Haven with 4 errors by Wilmington and 7 by New Haven. Batterymen included J Nops and W Nops for Wilmington and Welsh Keefe Cauliflower Ted Sullivan and Hodges for New Haven.
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Wilmington
Del
New Haven
J. Nops
W. Nops
Welsh
Keefe
Cauliflower
Ted Sullivan
Hodges
Willis Shines as Syracuse Tops Buffalo in Close Contest
Syracuse defeats Buffalo 10 to 5 on May 7 as Willis pitches effectively for the Stars. Syracuse bats explode in the fourth inning to pull ahead, while Buffalo battles hard to the end. Attendance 800. Hits Syracuse 10 Buffalo 5. Errors Syracuse 3 Buffalo 2. Batteries Willis and Hess Wordsworth and Smith.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Willis
Buffalo
Bisons
Dytacubg
Oiscevesces
Peet
Hess
Wordsworth
Smith
Pitchers and teams in week baseball notes
Pitcher Flynn of the New Yorks has been laid off without pay. The Charlestown Reds meet Melrose on Melrose grounds Saturday afternoon. R. R. Melrose notes. Mark Baldwin, the old leaguer, manages the Auburn New York team. Stocksdale released by Baltimore. Interscholastic games today Boston Latin versus Brookline and Roxbury Latin versus English High at Brookline and South End grounds. George Van Haltren, once famed southpaw, now outfield for the Giants, may be put in the box. Harvard to play Princeton at Princeton Saturday. Orth is the Phillies lucky pitcher. Hoodlums stoned the Louisvilles after a game in Pittsburgh. Fred Pfeffer left at home by the New Yorks. Silver King may join the St. Louis Browns.
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Flynn
New Yorks
Charlestown Reds
Melrose
Melrose Grounds
R. R
Mark Baldwin
Auburn
N. Y
Stocksdale
Baltimore
Boston Latin
Brookline
Roxbury Latin
South End
George van Haltren
South Paw
New York
Giants
Harvard
Princeton
Orth
Phillies
Louiisvilles
Pittsburg
Fred Pfeffer
Silver” King
St. Louis Browns
Quincy Yacht Club plans improvements at Hough's Neck
A May meeting of the Quincy Yacht Club approved executive plans for clubhouse improvements at Hough's Neck. The treasurer was authorized to borrow 600 for a colonial portico, a new upper floor ladies room with direct access, converting the old room to a reading and smoking area, and a beach stone fireplace. Work to start immediately to finish before the racing season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Hough’s Neck
Cambridge Open Handicap Athletic Games Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
Cambridge marks its fiftieth anniversary of incorporation with open handicap games on June 3 at 11 a m at Rindge Park. Five events include the 10 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run one mile run and the potato race. No entry fee for bona fide amateurs prizes awarded to first and second place in each event. Entries close May 25 to Thomas F Dolan 26 Rindge avenue North Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Thomas F. Dolan
Rindge Avenue
North
Rindge Park
Protection of Our Yachts Bill Extends Foreign Club Privileges
Senate commerce committee directs Mr. Frye to report favorably on a bill shielding yacht owners and shipbuilders. Foreign nation yacht clubs with reciprocal privileges would allow entry and exit without customs clearance or tonnage tax, but not apply to U S citizens owning or chartering foreign built yachts if acquired after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
United States
Mirage and Bessie Browning Triumph at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct on May 7 the first race over seven furlongs saw Mirage win with Kinglet second and Kallirhoe third in 1 27. The mile second race was won by Bessie Browning with Whippany second and Tomoka third in 1 46 5 2. Joe Hayman captured the half mile in 50 seconds with Her Own second and Young Harry third. Marshall won the 11 16 miles event with Chugnut second and Rosedale third in 1 50 1 2. Favon won the half mile with Bright on second and Katie W. third in 0 50 1 2.
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Aqueduct Race Track
L. I
Mirage
Kinglet
Kallirhoe
Bessie Browning
Whippany
Tomoka
Joe Hayman
Her Own
Young Harry
Marshall
Chugnut
Rosedale
Favon
Brighton
Katie W
Sale of Clytie Yacht and Charters Noted
The sloop yacht Clytie once owned by Mr. Chamberlain of the Commonwealth Yacht Club sold by a Boston yacht agency to J. C. Riley a New York fur dealer. The steamer Magnet chartered by E. W. King of Providence. The Sea Bird crew, recently chartered by New York interests, shipped yesterday afternoon.
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Clytie
Mr. Chamberlain
The
Commonwealth Yacht Club
Boston Yacht Agency
J. C. Riley
New York
Magnet
E. W. King
Providence
Sea Bird
Harvard Freshman Crew Names Malcolm Donald Captain
The Harvard freshman crew elected Malcolm Donald as captain and he rows at No. 6 as temporary leader. He is a Roxbury Latin School alumnus and will be coached by Kates until Cambridge departure.
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Harvard
Malcolm Donald
Roxbury
Beverly Veteran Charles G. Remmonds Dies at 58
Charles G. Remmonds of Beverly died in the hospital from pneumonia. A veteran of the Twenty third Massachusetts Regiment who served 1861 to 1864, he also belonged to the Second Corps of Cadets at Salem.
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Beverly
Charles G. Remmonds
Twenty-third
Massachusetts Regiment
Salem
Boston Cyclists Hear Utley on Thames Trip and Race News
A Boston College Hall lecture by Representative Charles W. Utley titled A Trip Up the River Thames will attract a large cycling crowd with wheel checking and full dress costumes. The piece also covers national cycling meet races, notable riders like Jacquelin and MacDonald, prize money totaling 2500, and ongoing club activities and training notes across Massachusetts.
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Boston College Hall
Charles W. Utley
River Thames
Boston College Association
MacDonald
Jacquelin
France
Jack Eden
Sanger
Gideon
The
Pilgrims
North Adams
Mass
Wayside Park Club
South Framingham
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Thomas P. Varrick
Manchester
N. H
Springfield High School
Springfield
J. M. Linscott Cycle Club
Waltham
Tom Butler
Nat
Butler
Natick Park
Hamilton
Post
Sterling Eliott
Amy
South End
Bostonians
Bostonian Cycle Club
Woodbridge Bicycle Club
Reginald
Back Bay
Sunday Post
Boston Post
Irvington-Milburn
Massachusetts
Track records fall at Louisville meeting on fast track
May 7, Louisville. Second day features new marks Fred Barr six and one half furlongs 1 20 14 and Cleophus half mile 48 seconds. Attendance strong betting heavy. Races list winners: Suisun Banquo N Lannie. Zanone Irish Lady. Probasco Joe Thayer Koko. Eugénia Wickes Ethel Lee. Trilby Gooding.
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Louisville
Fred Barr
Cleophus
Suisun
Banquo N
Lannie
Zanone
Irish Lady
Probasco
Joe Thayer
Koko
Eugénia Wickes
Ethel Lee
Harry Shannon
Trilby
Gooding
Two Juvenile Burglars Charged in Cohasset Case
In Quincy juvenile court Emanuel John Gordon 16 of Velna Russia and Nathan Fox 17 of Newport faced charges of breaking and entering an unoccupied Cohasset summer house owned by Henry Tolman and larceny of jewelry valued at hundreds. They admitted guilt and were held for the grand jury at $600 each. They sped from Newport April 21 to seek Navy Yard work in Boston, then traveled to Cohasset where they stayed Sunday night and stole jewelry. They later hit a Scituate Beach cottage before arrest. authorities found the items on them in Plymouth.
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Quincy
Emanuel John Gordon Nicholas
Velna
Russia
Nathan Fox
Newport
District Court
Henry Tolman
Cohasset
R. L
Boston
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mr. Tolman
Scituate Beach
Abington
Plymouth
Peters funeral held in Chelsea for George H Peters
George H Peters funeral was held at his Chelsea home on Walnut street afternoon. Attendees included relatives friends and business associates from the Boston Maine and Grand Trunk railroads and a Boston Lodge of Elks delegation. Rev Ross Houghton officiated. The remains were to be sent to Providence Rhode Island for burial.
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George H Peters
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Boston & Maine
Grand Trunk
Boston Lodge of Elks
Ross ©. Houghton
First Congregational Church
The
Elks
Providence
R. J
Thieves at Work In High Lands and Local Thefts
Thieves entered Eben W. Bowers home at 20 Eggleston Street High lands around 4 pm and stole eight dollars in cash fifty five cent pieces a gold dollar and a Columbian half dollar the rear door opened by false keys. John F Blackley reported a missing 100 bicycle from 397 Marlboro Street. William Toomey 23 of 323 West First Street was arrested for breaking and entering Michael J Kirby s dwelling at 41 Street and stealing a rubber coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben W. Bowers
Eggleston Street
Highlands
John F. Blackley
Marlboro Street
William Toomey
West First Street
Michael J. Kirby
Hale Trial Ends as Defense Opens in Providence Court
In the May 7 proceedings at the Common Pleas division, Supreme Court, the State's testimony closed and the defense opened. Expert evidence contradicted the State, suggesting the operation on Miss Feeny might not have caused instant death or been performed in the doctor's office, with a claim that the woman may have acted herself.
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Providence
Edwin Hale
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Miss Feeny
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