St Peter's Association Team Opens Season Versus Dorchester High
The St Peter's team, after a stellar 1902 campaign going 23 of 25, opens the season May 30 against Dorchester High School second team. Captains include Winchester. Minton as manager, with a plan for May 30 afternoon and Saturday games against strong 17 year old squads.
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ST. Peter’s Association
Cavanaugh
O’brien
Walton
Doyle
McDonald
Minton' Winchester
Rein
St. Peter's
Dorchester High School
Blue Book Reveals Venezuelan Protocols Negotiations
The Blue Book from Washington shows Venezuela’s President Castro, envoy Bowen and allied powers debated preferential treatment in claims settlement. Bowen’s note rejects two thirds customs cut to allies and argues for The Hague arbitration, avoiding prolonged blockades.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Venezuela
Hague
Fierbert W. Bowen
Castro
Bowen
Caracas
Mr. Bowen
Hay
Michael Herbert
Laguaira
Porto Cabello
Roosevelt
State Department
British Foreign Office
United States
New York
Chicago Beats St Louis in Doubleheader Slugfest
St Louis loses both games to Chicago before 12 000 fans with Chicago hitters ripping O Neills delivery in game one and Taylor looping effective pitches. St Louis used three pitchers in game two as errors aided Chicago scoring with Weimer pulled for wildness and Lundgren solid in relief. Time 45 minutes. Umpire Johnstone.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
O’neill
Taylor
Weimer
Lundgren
R. B. Po
A. E. Harley
Brain
Slagle If
Barclay,lf
Cnance
Donovan
Jones Cr
Caseyish
Pee O Brers
OO Williams
Cbs
Burke
M. O'Neill
Tinker
Farrell
Evers
Chance
J. O'Neill
Harley
OW O'Neill
O'Neill
Johnstone
Louis
Slagle
Barclay
Jones
Burke Wore Nee
Nichols
Oovers
Willia’s
Kling
Tivan
Hackett
Lundg
Currie
Lowe
Sanders
Cai
St Louis
Casey
Williams
Ryan
Py Lundgren
Criger
Nationals
Willis
Pittinger
Brooklyn
New York
Hoboken Defeats Boston Nationals at St George Grounds
Hoboken, N J May 10 Lindeman pitched for Hoboken as the Hoboken nationals beat the Boston Nationals 7 to 5 at St George's cricket grounds. Malarkey and Piatt pitched for Boston as attendance reached about 6000.
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New York
Hoboken
Boston Nationals
St. George's Cricket Grounds
Ioboken
N. J
Lindeman
Malarkey
Piatt
RHE Hoboken
Oncorernee Boscos
Ci. S. Boks OO Dees
Lindeman and Lamar
Pratt and
Moran
Merrity
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati 1 0 In Tight Contest
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 1 to 0 in a closely contested game. Kelley’s error in the first inning proves decisive as Pittsburg takes the victory before about 20 000 fans. Hits by Leadley Merritt and Leadh cited with small stat notes. Hahn and Phillippi yield the pitching. Umpires Slimstie and Holliday.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
Kelley
Elley
Hahn
Halim
Phillippi
Bergen
Slimstie
lJlolliday
Commodore Wardrops Bay Trip Aboard the Lucy
Commodore George Wardrop of the Jeffries Yacht Club led a group on the Lucy for a Prelude season voyage. The outing sailed from the club through Broad Sound to Quincy Bay with luncheon served on board. The party included Captain W Macfarland chef Frank G Wells and several yacht club members. Dick Walsh was absent on business. The trip was praised as the best yet by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wardrop
Jeffries Yacht Club
Lucy
Waverhill
Commodore Wardrop
Jeffies Yacht Club
Broad Sound
Quincy Bay
Joseph FE. Lewis
Richard I. Foley
Richard E. Walsh
W. Macfarland
Cook
Frank G. Wells
W. S. Fisher
Mr. Bell
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Joseph EE. Lewis
Ned Fitzgerald
W. A. Hankey
Fred Hankey
George A. Sickles
Richard FE. Foley
E. J. Boyle
Charles Thoren
Collins Team Strength Shines With Four Wins Last Week
Last week the Collins team secured four victories in five games led by strong batting from freeman Parent Lachance and Criger. Washington Invaders and Nationals performances are noted along with pitching challenges and the need for a reliable catcher. Cy Young Stahl and Doherty push 300 batting averages as LaChance Criger Tenney Moran Courney stars in field.
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Collins
Washington
Invaders
Freeman
Parent
Lachance
Criger
Vannehill
Wither Willilea
New York
Hittington Avenue
Farrell
Cy Young
Stahl
Dougherty
Ponan
Dineen
E Stahl
Dougherty Bog
Stehl
Ferris
Ake Ayer
Seer
Perris
Eevee Sete
Eeeses
Oo Farrell
O’brien
O'Brien
Uo Freeman
R. F. Weeee
Young
Eeres
Hughes
Boston Nationals
Wb Ae & O
Dexter Seers
Kittridge
Moenney ” Moran
Carney
Willis
O Willis
Tenney
Cooley
Foner
Dexter
Greminger
So Gireminger
Coeree
Carney Ea Eie
Rae Epee
Malarkey
O Bonner
TSO
Pittinger
P Wee
Reese Ore Serene
Ssz
Moran
Leedsville A A shows perfect season with 6 straight wins
The Leedsville Athletic Association team of Dorchester, aged about 12, has played six games this season and won them all. Captain Thomas Tivnan, manager, is based at Linden and Adams streets Worcester. Other listings note local tennis and youth clubs with various age groups and addresses.
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Leedsville Athletic Association
Dorchester
McInnis
Joseph Rein
In. Tierney
Joseph McMorrow
James Garritty
Joseph Tompkins
Leon Adams
William Flynn
Thomas Tivnan
Linden and
Adams Streets
Worchester
Moulton A. A
Charlestown
Donovan
Moultons
R. F. Nagle
J. Burne
G. Lewis
W.W. Harrington
A Brady
G. Sullivan
H. Hayes
W. Lewis
Youth League Rosters Include Several Age Groups
Year-old teams list players and addresses from Charlestown Somerville and South Boston. M Johnson at 25 Decatur street Charlestown leads Bradleys with 15-year-olds. Carl Bailey of 16 Bradley street Somerville heads Volunteers with 14-year-olds.
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H. O'Leary
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Union
A. A
Charlestown
M. Johnson
Decatur Street
Bradleys
Somerville
Carl Bailey
Bradley Street
Volunteers
South Boston
Conant A. C. Seeks Strong Opponents In Roxbury
Photo credit Bissonnette notes Thomas Freeley captain of Conant A. C. a top Roxbury youths team. The club, average age 14 15, seeks games with strong teams. Captain Freeley and others list addresses in Roxbury and South Boston areas.
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Bissonnette
Thomas Freeley
Conant A. C
Roxbury
Conant A.C
Vreely
Sis
Conant Street
Local Prep and college basketball schedule listed
Harvard meets Andover in Andover. Tufts faces the University of Vermont in Burlington. Newton High plays St. Mark's in Southborough. Malden High clashes with Stona's School in Malden. M. A. H. S. versus English H. S. at Wranklin Field.
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Harvard
Andover
Tufts
University of Vermont
Burlington
Newton High
St. Mark's
Southborp
Malden High
Stona’s School
Malden
English H. S
Wranklin Pield
Cambridge Bridge Club Seeks 18th Championship Title
Cambridge claims the 18 year old bridge championship trail with three straight wins this season scoring 38 to 1 12 to 2 and 10 to 4. Captain and manager John Lane leads strong amateurs from Oaklands Dorchester while multiple clubs from South Boston East Boston and Cambridge field 16 17 18 year old teams in the league.
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Bridge
Cambridge
John Lane
Hunting Street
Oaklands
Dorchester
Leroy McGregor
Seaver Street
Rambler A. A
South Boston
M. J
City
Hubs
William Cragen
Elevator Boys
E. Kennedy
Washington Street
Linwood A. C
P. J. Berningham
Seventh Street
Wimore
Wimore A. C., With 18-Year-Old Teams. Edward J. Late, 29 Parkinson Street
Ninden A. C
Reddish
Wenskley Street
Roxbury
Trentons
South Enq
S. Kaufman
Laconia Street
Boylstons
Jamaica Plain
EF. W. Johnson
Boys’ Industrial League
J. Borden
Dorchester Avenue
Bigelows
William Doyle
16 Street
Defenders
Connolly Leads West Roxbury High in Strong Season
Captain Connolly of West Roxbury High School is highlighted for his untiring effort as a clever fielder and hard hitter. The team rides on his promising performance fueling much of their early season success.
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Gordon Studio
W. CC
Connolly
West Roxbury High School
Cutler Wins New England Record in 300 Point Exhibition
In the Hub Billiard Palace Class C event, A G Cutler defeated K P Cline in the week’s 300 point balk line games. Cutler set a New England record with 300 points in 13 innings, averaging 231 13. The standings show CURL ORers leading with 1 410 high points and 75 89 run, while 991 sits mid pack.
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A. G. Cutler
New England
K. P. Cline
Philadelphia
Cutler
Aw. Ay
Curl Orers
Kline
Local Youth Baseball Instructors and Team Listings
A clutter of names and addresses from Boston area youths shows several instructors and clubs organizing 10 to 18 year old teams. Joseph Rathgob and Conant A C oversee players in Jamaica Plain Roxbury and Maleys South Boston.
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Joseph J. Rathgob
Day Street
Jamaica Plain
Conant A. C
Roxbury
Thomas Freeley
Conant Street
Vanderbilt Horse Reinette II Runner-Up in Courbevoie Prix
Paris race report: Reinette II ridden by Rausch finished second in the Prix de Courbevoie at Longchamp today. W. K. Vanderbilt owned the filly, with the May 19 field featuring a strong turnout and close finish.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Rausch
Longchamps
Explosion kills former assemblyman and wife in Buffalo mansion
In Buffalo area, former Assemblyman Herman M. Blasdell of North Collins, 63, and his wife died from burns after a home explosion traced to a gas flare. An adopted son survived, extinguishing flames and aiding the woman before her death hours later. Blasdell town in Blasdell, N.Y., is named for him.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Herman MM. Blasdell
North Collins
H Blasdell
Blasdell
St Louis Triumphs In 10th Inning Rally
St Louis edged Chicago in a 10th inning rally scoring two runs on two singles and a double. Anderson and Friel starred with the bat as Flaherty held the visitors until the final frame. Attendance was 26,100 with Hallman and Daly contributing in defense.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Flaherty
Anderson
Friel
BlosZolis Avercere
Chicabo
Dolan
Isbell
McFarland
Kahoe
Daly
Hallman
Tannehill
Sievers
Sheridan
Cleveland 6, Detroit 2 in Canton Sunday league game
Five thousand observers saw Cleveland beat Detroit 8 to 2 in a Sunday American league contest at Canton. Highlights include Flick homering, McCarthy Carr and Clingman with two base hits, and pitchers Moore Jason combining for the win. Attendance listed as 5000.
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Canton
Cleveland
Detroit
Buelow
Eason
McCarthy
Clingman
Carr
Flick
Goednauer
Moore
Hason
Bemis
Ererors
Jason
Doubie
Hickman
Gochnauer
Slattery
O'Loughlin
Barret
R. H
Barrett
Cary
Elbert’d
Crawfo'da
OlLush
Ciingm
Smith
Yeager
Hal Bemis
Fason
P. T
Allister
Gessler
Providence 4 Newark 1 in Eastern League game
Providence won 4 to 1 at Newark, improving to even the series. Yerkes dominated until the ninth inning. Pardee and Shea cluster limited Newark, while Yerken and Farmer pitched for Providence. Umpires Swartwood and Latham officiated.
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Newark
N. J
Providence
Pardee
Shea
Yerken
Farmer
Swartwood
Latham
Local Matchups Across New England Cities
New England card lists four pairings with Manchester facing Nashua Concord meeting Lowell Fall River playing Lawrence and Hayverhill clashing with Brockton in regional games.
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New England
Manchester
Nashua
Concord
Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence
Hayverhill
Brockton
Paper Mill Fire in Putney Causes Heavy Loss
Brattleboro Vermont May 10 William Robertson and Sons paper mill in Putney one of the oldest of its kind in the state was burned this morning. The loss is between fifteen thousand and twenty thousand dollars with nine thousand dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
William Robertson & Sons
Putney
Mangano Guaragna Tie The Knot At St James Church
John Mangano and Miss Therese Guaragna were married at St James Church last evening. A reception followed at their future home 8 Genesee Street attended by many of the groom's political and social friends in the South End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mangano
Therese Guar-agna
St. James's Church
Genesee Street
Yale Eleven Closes Spring Work With Punting Contest
Yale in New Haven Conn May 10 The general spring work for the Yale football squad will close Monday with the annual punting contest. Prizes for the top kickers will consider distance accuracy and drop kicking. About 80 backfield and centre candidates have trained for a month under S O Van derpoel Chadwick and Raferty.
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New Havin
Conn
Yale
S. O. Vanderpoel
Sinney
Ads
Rafferty
Shevlin
Hare
Hogan
Bloomer
Kinney
Cartwright
Smith
Rockwell
Metcalf
Owsley
Bowman
East Boston Cyclists Complete First Half Century Run
The Knockabout Cycle Club of East Boston held its first half century to Ae ton and back yesterday with good roads and few accidents. A large local turnout included entrants and delegates from Metropolitan Wheelmen CharlestownWheelmen Berkeley Cycle Club Owl Cycle Club and Everett Cycle Club among many others.
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East Boston
Aeton
A. T. Hill
James Macee Witinman Rood
H. O. Wright
Oxenham
J. McCormick
Barry Ed
Lynch M. Hoey
W. Bkb
Fitzgerald J. J. Kerrigan
Charles Hl. Ingles
L. Pinkham
Howard Smith
B. Reeves
Sanders
Marsh Robert Car
LL. Dalton
J. Lynch
J.grordon
Charle Charles Rogers James Harrison
Robert Zainck
W. Dpd
McLaaren
al. McLaren
Fredericks
H. Carr
J. W. Hendricks
Capt
T. H. Wart
Bh. Temple
Joyce G. Crocker
I. Feckeye
J. Acide
R. Ride
R. Frye
J. M
Baseball notes and player updates from a Memphis paper
No game in Boston today. The Nationals in Manchester this afternoon. Tannehill and Williams expect a three day layoff for Saturday actions. Breitenstein has an Athletics offer while stockholding locals may block fast company return. Strang in Brooklyn recalls Chicago form with fluctuating fielding and hitting.
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Boston
Nationals
Manchester
Tannehill
Wiliams
Cleveland
Detroit
Collins
Hobe Ferris
Dougherty
Theodore Breitenstein
Conny Mack
Champion Athletics
Breitenstein
Memphis
Sammy Strang
Brooklyn
Chicago
Chicago Chronicle
Massachusetts Gas Companies declares preferred stock dividend
A semiannual 2 percent dividend on the preferred stock is declared payable June 1 1903. Transfer books close May 15 1908 and reopen June 1 1968. Wallace F Draper Treasurer Boston May 9 1968.
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Massachusetts Gas Companies
Treasfer Books
Wallace F. Draper
Boston
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Lewis Street
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Cook Street
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