Boston Nine Strives for Early Lead in Western Debut
The Bostons show well in the West opening week and sit in second place as Chicago looms tomorrow. Rumors swirl of a new outfielder, benching Bannon, and Tenney shifting to right field. Strong pitching by Gentle Willie and the catching by Ryan and Ganzel forecast a tight race with Philadelphia and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
West
Chicago
Phillies
Bannon
Tenney
Selee
Cincinnati
Willie
North
Louisville
Jimmy Collins
Buffalo
Marty Bergen
South End
Haverhill
Ryan
Springfield
Ganzel
Detroit
Philadelphia
Brouthers
Thompson
Delehanty
Orth
Carsey
Taylor
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pirates
Schmelz
Washington
Demontreville
Anson S
New York
Billy McGunnigle
Brockton
Mac
Brooklyn
Colonels
New England
Maine
Bangor
Lewiston
Fall River
Pawtucket
Keefe
Louisville Rooters
Reds top Washington in dull game with ejections and warnings
Cincinnati defeated Washington 18 to 3 as a rough, unexciting contest featured umpire warnings for Maul illegal delivery and Joyce’s removal after disputing calls. Both clubs collected 14 hits, with Cincinnati capitalizing on Washington errors for the lopsided win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Washingtons
Hurst
Maul
Joyce
Sheridan
Washington
Fisher
Dwyer
Peitz
McGuire
Baltimore Dominates St Louis with Timely Hits and Amateur Defense
Baltimore won easily over St Louis as Niland shored up infield play and Hart pitched well despite poor fielding. The Browns show disorganization under new manager Latham and rumors of a shake-up circulate. Attendance 5000. Score Baltimore 9 1 9 1 2 9 minus odd formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Niland
Hart
Esper
Browns
Latham
Diddlebock
Brooklyn Beats Louisville Behind Sixth Inning Rally
Four hits in the sixth fueled Brooklyn to a 6 4 victory over Louisville. Attendance 1500. Scoring sequence shows Brooklyn 6 0 0 6. Louisville 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 4. Batteries Kennedy Grim Burrell for Brooklyn and Cunningham Warren for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dexter
Brooklyn
Brooklyn i
Kennedy
Grim
Burrell
Cunningham
Warren
Newark Triumph Over Metropolitans In Eight Inning
In Newark, May 10 heavy batting and errors favored the home club as Newark overcame the Metropolitans in the eighth. Callahan struggled early allowing six runs before Moran held the visitors to a few hits. Attendance 3500. Final score 18 to 10 with Newark collecting 12 hits and six errors to the Metropolitans 15 hits and six errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Newarks
Metropolitans
Callahan
Moran
Metropolitan
Rothfuss
Standish
Zearfoss
Rochester Triumphs Over Springfield in Riverside Park Thriller
Rochester defeats Springfield at Riverside Park in an exciting game. Umpire Lynden of Toronto sparks protests as Rochester bats pound Easton for eighteen hits. Boyd drives in key runs with a two base hit in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Springfield
Riverside Park
Lynden
Toronto
Mulvey
Boyd
Easton
Springfields
Herman
Lovett
Springfield Mexviel OO
Hartfords Fall To Paterson In Extra Innings
Paterson defeats Hartfords in a game that went extra innings after a late rally. McMackin pitched well for Paterson until the eighth when Hartford tied it, and Cogan finished with a clean No. 9 and 10. Attendance reached 3000 as Paterson scored four runs in the tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
Hartfords
Vickery
Patersons
McMackin
Cogan
Flartford
Hartford
Elton
Bottenus
Buffalos wallop Stars in 12 hit game
Buffalo defeats Syracuse 6 to 4 behind Startzell strong a nine scattered hits. Wise homered twice Field and Harry Smith added one each. Buffalo 21 hits to 9 for Syracuse. Errors Buffalo six Syracuse two. Batteries Startzell and Smith Jordan and Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalos
Wise
Harry Smith
Startzell
Syracuse
Smith
Jordan
Hess
Baseball notes seek May 30 games across strong state clubs
Local teams from Cambridge to Medford list open dates May 30 and June schedules. Groups include Harrison Juniors Cambridge, Xaviers, Revere Rubber, Marions Roxbury, W H Quirks South Boston, J A Cummings Printing, Fremonts Medford, Young Warrens, Lochinvar East Cambridge, Franklins Cambridge, Chester Stars Chelsea, Halletts South Boston, Randalls Roxbury, Harvard Juniors Charlestown, Alerts Medford, Barrens South Boston, Compton open June 17, and Revere Unions.
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Harrison
Cambridge
Twilights
Newton Lower Falls
F. Mitchell
Market Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Xaviers
James M. Traines
State Street
Revere Rubber Company
Norwood
Mt. Washington
Everett A. A
Melrose
Saugus
J. F. White
Yeaman Street
Revere
Marions
Roxbury
Warrens
Franklins of
Maples of
Jamaica Plain
C. J. Scheafer
Centre Place
A. F E. Ritchie
Newhbern Avenue
Medford
H. Martin
Hancock Place
Chester Stars
Chelsea
J. Carolen
Chester Avenue
Halletts
South Boston
Fair Guarantee
J. Hanley
E Street
Randalls
Lincolns
G. Green
Higgens Street
Barrens
Joseph A. Fern
Devonshire Street
City
Comptons
Willingtons
Frank M. Teahan
Tremont Street
Campbell
Caigo
W. H. Kelley
F Street
Manhattans
Local Youth Baseball Boards Open Dates and Open Requests
The Roxbury Juniors seek games with teams averaging age 170 open May 14 26. Albert Gibbs Roxbury plans May 16 opener vs Boston University. Maldens open May 16 at Boston University. players Rudderman Muldoon Sould Connell McDonald Eanes Gay Shields Connell Kelley. Arthur J Quinn Malden manager. Richfields Dorchester open May 16 23. S E Berger Dorchester 34 Richfield St. Boston Grays open May 30 away. P S Larkin 38 Winter St. Neponsets seek strong teams for May 16 and 30. Mt Washingtons Everett open dates June July August. Boston Reds open May 30 at Haverhill Newport Manchester or Norwood. Accadias Dorchester seek May 30 afternoon home game. Joseph W Cook 81 Tyler St Boston. Amherst vs Harvard at Cambridge today. St Johns Lyceums open May 30 a m June 6 18 17 20. seek strong teams paying fair guarantee. F F Ford Roxbury.
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George J. Johnstone
Pleasant Street
Cambridge
Roxbury
Albert E. Gibbs
Weston Street
Maldens
Boston University
Rudderman
Muldoon and Sould
P. Connell
H. McDonald
S. Eanes
C. Gay
R. Shields
ID. Connell
H. Kelley
Arthur J. Quinn
Malden
Richfields
Dorchester
S. E. Berger
Richfield Street
Boston Grays
P. S. Larkin
Winter Street
City
Neponsets
R. E. Belborus
Neponset
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Bostom Reds
Haverhill
Newport
Manchester
Norwood
J. Jones
Broadway
South
Boston
Accadias
Joseph W. Cook
Tyler Street
Amherst
Harvard
St. John’s Lyceums
F. F. Ford
St. John's Lyceum
Winthrop Yacht Club Fixtures Set for the Season
The Winthrop Yacht Club schedules a full season with multiple races and regatta events. Key dates include open regatta June 27, evening races July 3 and 20, a moonlight sail July 22, and a handicap race August 8, plus a season ending with points and prizes across four classes. The courses cover Point Shirley to Deer Island and Red Can buoy, with time limits and gun starts. Regatta committee members are Elmer B. Randall, Harry M. Frost, Arthur T. Bliss, Harry R. Noyes, and James R. Hodder.
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Massachusetts
Marblehead
S. L
Club House
W. Y. C. Barrel
Point Shirley
Weer Island
W. Y.C. Barrel
Deer Island
Ie Ses
Barrel
W. Y
Elmer B. Randall
Harry M. Frost
Arthur T. Bliss
Harry R. Noyes
James R. Hodder
Waterbury Riot Spurs Waterbury Waterville baseball game
A ball game between Waterbury St. Thomas Cadets and American Pin Company of Waterville ended in a small riot. William Hayden struck Thomas Baxter, knocking him senseless, as Waterbury won 16 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Waterville
St. Thomas Cadets
American Pin Company of
William Hayden
Thomas Baxter
Waterbury Club
Sunday Cycling Amid Deserted Reservoir and Crowded Beaches
Frankin Park and Reservoir were near empty while Crescent Beach drew crowds. Cyclists, clubs, and racing enthusiasts prepared for a big L.A.W. meet at Waltham on May 23 with events for amateurs and professionals and prize lists totaling hundreds of dollars.
Entrants Open for Charles River Park Racing Card
The Associated Cyclists Club announces eight races and four specials at Charles River Park Harvard Bridge Cambridge. Amateur prizes are gold medals and cash prizes in professional events totaling 150 dollars. The card includes mile and half mile races with mixed formats and a tandem handicap. Attendance is expected to reach ten thousand plus as riders seek glory and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River Park
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Heat Dominates Park Event and Local Races
The park system hosted a scorcher day and a Berkeley Cycle Club event at Parker Hall Beachmont is set for tomorrow night. Billy Taxis withdraws from racing this year. Tom Cooper set a world two thirds mile mark at 1 25 flat breaking the prior 1 25 1 5 record held by Johnson. Louisville meet managers report many odd race propositions including a dog against riders. Walleston plans the Furniss ten mile road race at Cambridge then Irvington Milburn on Memorial Day. Butler debuts versus Hamilton then competes at Varrick Park.
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Reservoir
Franklin Park
Crescent Beach
Butler
Walleston
Hamilton
Tom Butler
Charles River Park
Waltham
Concord
Wright's Tavern
George W. Doentee
Blackstone Street
Boston
Berkeley Cycle Club
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Billy Taxis
Zimmerman
Johnson
Sanger
Bald
Tom Cooper
Louisville
Cambridge
New York
Irvington
Cyclist Daniel Tie Mann Jr. Fatally Injured After Collision
Daniel F Tie Mann Jr 32 son of ex Mayor Tiemann of Manhattan was knocked down by a horse and wagon at 145th Street and Fifth Avenue. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Harlem Hospital. He may die. Driver William Rusch of 116th Street and Park Avenue was involved.
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New York
Daniel F. Tiemann, Jr
Tiemann
Manhattan Street
Boulevard
One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
William Rusch
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Park Avenue
Harlem Hospital
Bicycle Crash on Sagamore Road Fractures Collar Bone
D C Rhodes of Exeter was thrown from his bicycle on Sagamore Road. He fractured his collar bone and may have internal injuries after his wheel struck a stone in Portsmouth. The incident occurred this afternoon.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Sagamore Road
D. C. Rhodes
Exeter
Manager Gray Postpones Ending-Heat Trials at Old Susque Race Course
James A. Gray of the Old Susque race course after talks with Mystic and Combination Parks managers postpones trial ending races in three straight heats with purse cut into three parts until July. Most Western stables arrive by mid June for owners and trainers meeting to discuss the plan. June meeting will use old three in five format with $500 purses starting June 3 for four days featuring trotters and pacers classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gray
Saugus
Hicks
Mystic and
Combination Parks
Gray
Opening Rowing Season on Charles River
Yesterday marked the start of the rowing season as crews from Riverside Boat Club faced rough water on the Charles River. George Bishop rode a capsize near Union Boat Club and was aided back to Riverside by Fred Plaisted. The Bradfords and several Riverside members including Joe Whithead Joe Bergin D A McPhee Nea Hayes and others were out in singles and a scrub eight test located near the B A A house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
George Bishop
Riverside Boat Club
Union Boat Club
Pat McNulty
Fred Plaisted
Whitehall
Bishop
Riverside Club
Bradfords
Joe McGuire
P. A. Berkeley
Riversides
Joe Whithead
Joe Bergin
Da.mcphee
Nea Hayes
Joe Hobbs
Hugh Finneran
John Murphy
Pete Connolly
Prize Fighter Kid McCoy Arrested After Daly Bout
Prize fighter McCoy was arrested near Forty-second Street and Sixth Avenue by Inspector Brooks and Officer McConnell after knocking out Daly in a Friday bout at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. He was jailed at the Grand Central station pending investigation of the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kid" McCoy
Jim’ Daly
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Forty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Brooks
McConnell
Grand Central
Daly
Harvard Prospects in Quad R quadrangular Race
Harvard's rowing outlook improves under new head coach Mumford as the eight undergoes a radical stroke redesign. The freshmen prove superior in recent regatta while Faulkner aids with long- practice launches shaping a power driven, quick catch style for the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Atlantic
Yale
England
Crimson
New London
Mumford
Thames
University
Bullard
Rust
Nelson Perking
Harvard Shell
E. H. Fennessy
G. S&s. Derby
C. C. Bull
L. Fuller
H. Adams
F. L. Ames
Sampson
Holden
Fennessy
Moulton
Marvin
Adams
Bull
Ames
Derby
Watson
Goodrich
Sprague
Townsend
Perkins
Hollister
Mr. Faulkner
Mr. Mumford
YACHT NOTES FROM BOSTON HARBOR YACHT CLIPS
A bright sailing day with over twenty five yachts from the South Boston Yacht Club at the harbor. Notable vessels include the Quissett Thelma Rex Julia and Onaway. Events feature a Privateer Harbinger duel and mahogany boat wins. Mary attendance and visits to Nahant noted. Old Colony Yacht Club to hold a special meeting this evening.
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Boston
South Boston Yacht Club
Quissett
Thelma
Rex
Julia
Onaway
Taylor
Captain Farrell
Freds
Charley Butterman
Bert Wolberin
John Pike
Charley Griffin
Perkins
Julia Fred C. Munroe
C. O. Billman
H. M. Perkins
Carrie H. Grant
E. R. Taylor
Carrie L Behnne
Nahant
Dorchester
Abbott and Jones
Vane
Lansing
Deer Isle
Lilly Guyer
Charles
Old Colony Yacht Club
Wax Point Club
Moody to Sell Highland View Farm Horses Amid Ill Health
William H. H. Moody of Highland View Farm Claremont New Hampshire plans to close his horse breeding operation due to declining health. About thirty head including his bred stock and carefully selected young animals will be sold at auction in the city by A W Davis in roughly two weeks. A full description will appear in next week's Breeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. H. Moody
Highland View Farm
Claremont
N. H
Moody
A. W. Davis
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