Gossip at B A A games shifts prizes to cups
The B A A games will award cups instead of cracks and other prizes with a 25 cent entrance fee. Eddie Hopkins of the T A A has begun outdoor training on the Flats and is expected to excel in shot and hammer. Rumors say Roxbury Athletic Club may face scrutiny by the NBA A A U board over boxing show irregularities. Two matches occurred in the B A A bowling, with Wear ren Hill defeating Pelham 1384 to 1142 and Ellerton James beating Sam Carr 1407 to 1298. James posted an eight game average of 178. Harry Cornish will fire the pistol at the Harvard Yale events on Holmes Field. A NEAR A R A meeting is planned for next week to decide the spring regatta site. Loyola Athletic Club plans several entries for Gloucester games May 30 including Driscoll walks Curley 440 and 220 yard runs Conley half mile McCarthy walks Betterman mile Rowan 440. A club meeting is set for next Tuesday at Boston College. Trimount Athletic Club elected officers for the year: President J P McShane vice president John J Galvin secretary John McDonough treasurer M Hernan captain J P Keyes and committees for the June 17 Lake n picnic.
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Eddie Hopkins
Hopkins
Roxbury Athletic Club
Holmes Field
Loyola Athletic Club
Driscoll
Curley
Conley
McCarthy
Better
Winners on the Tracks at Guppeneberg Meet
May 11 results from Gupeenberg New Jersey track show six races. Winners include Paragon in race one, Marinella in race two, Flattery in race three, Logan in race four, Fagot in race five, and Sorghetta in race six with corresponding times.
Gloucester Results Show Mixed Winners at May Meeting
In Gloucester New Jersey races on May 11 results list six selling events. First race Plevner Hyacinthe Jamestown finished 1 2 3 with 1 57 4. second Perchance Silver Queen Wist 1 24 4. third Minnie J Marmour Silence 51 4. fourth Lord Dalmeny Captain Brown Pagan 1 04. fifth La Gartia Pansy colt Duke of Gloucester Time 4 6 4. sixth King Crab Poverty Mayor B 1 25 4.
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Gloucester
N. J
Plevner
Hyacinthe
Jamestown
Minnie J
Marmour
Silence
Lord Dalmeny
Captain Brown
Pagan
la Gartia
Pansy Colt
Duke of Gloucester
King Crab
Poverty
Mayor B
Game Results Roundup: Nichols Shines on the Rubber
Well yes the results show Nichols on the mound delivering a win. Ward defeats the Quakers as the Colonels surprise the Pirates and the Senators silence the Orioles in a busy day of play.
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Nichols
Pirates
Senators
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Hottest Eastern Park Tilt
The Boston team ended Brooklyn’s long winning streak in a tight affair at Eastern Park on Ladies day. Long opened with a bases on balls and wild throws, but later redeemed himself with a long two-base hit. Brooklyn tied the score in the seventh, yet Boston pulled ahead in the eighth as Nichols scored and Long’s late drive nearly sealed Brooklyn’s fate.
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Brooklyn
Bostons
Eastern Park
Foutz
Haddock
Adonis
Kennedy
Boston
Richardson
Long
Griffin
Dave Foutz
Dave Camre
Burn
Brooklyns
Nash
Tucker
Bennett
Nichols
Shoch
Ward finally wins one as Giants beat Phillies
In Philadelphia on May 11 the Giants griped the game in the second inning and widened the lead as it progressed. Tiernan and Davis hit homers, while New York fielded sharply. Attendance 4500. Final: New York 13 Philadelphia 6. Hits New York 20 Philadelphia 16. Errors New York 3 Philadelphia 4. Batteries King Rusie McMahon Weyhing Taylor Cross.
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Phladelphia
Giants
Tiernan
Davis
New York
Philadelphia
King
Rusie
McMahon
Weyhing
Taylor and
Cross
Louisvilles Colonels Rally Over Pittsburg In May Game
Louisville leads early and never trails as the Colonels win 14 to 6. Key plays include a double play by Jennings and Pfeffer Brown's baserunning and Smith's long-catch. Attendance 3108. Batteries Stratton and Grim Killen and Mack.
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Pittsburg
Louisville
Colonels
Jennings
Pfeffer
Brown
Smith
Friars
Stratton and
Grim
Killen and
Mack
Priest Dominates As Penn Quakes Cornell In Classic Collision
Best played college ball game here with Priest in command for Pennsylvania. Errors hurt Cornell as Pennseesed scorers cruise to victory. Final line shows Penn 6 Cornell 3 with Priest and H Taylor delivering.
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Priest
Pennsylvania
Cornell
H. Taylor
Reese
Coogan
Fall River Team Dominates Lowell In Baseball Rout
Fall River mops up Lowell 14 to 7 as Lincoln dominates on the mound and at the plate. Attendance reaches 1800 with 6 90603 11121 0 021 Dover and other scorers noted. Final line shows Fall River 14 Lowell 7 with 9 errors on the visitors and 12 by the locals. Batteries Lincoln and Burrell against Kellerop Rudderham Ward and McCauley.
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Fall River
Fall Rivers
Lincoln
Dover
Lowell
Burrell
Kéllop
Rudderham
Ward and McCauley
Portland Beats Dover In Loose Fielding Game
Portland shows liveliness from start to finish scoring ten runs while Dover struggles at bat and makes seven errors. Battery for Portland is Parrott and Platt with O Neil and Sweeney catching.
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Portland
Dovers
Tendance
Dover
Parrcott
Platt
O'Neil
Sweeney
Lewiston Beats Brockton In Wild, High-Scoring Game
Lewiston out batted and outfielded Brockton in a wild contest but costly errors hurt them. Attendance was about 900 as Brockton scored 9 runs to Lewiston 11 with 9 and 5 errors respectively. Batteries were Potter and Flynn for Brockton with Wheeler and Hart for Lewiston.
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Lewiston
Lewistons
Brocktons
Brockton
Potter and Flynn
Wheeler and Hart
Providence Defeats Binghamton on Steady Batting and Sharp Fielding
In Providence on May 11 the home team beat Binghamton through steady batting and strong defense. Young Gannon pitched well for Providence with Barnett on the rubber for Binghamton delivering fast, controlled balls. Martin, new to Providence, played sharp at short for Binghamton as the Bingoes faltered on key fielding plays. The score:
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Providence
Dinghamton
Gannon
Barnett
Bingoes
Martin
Binghamton
Springfield Defeats Wilkesbarre In Third Game
Springfield won the third game of the series over Wilkesbarre after the fifth inning with a four run lead. Shinnick starred at second base and Wachanece impressed in right field while Sales and Bonner misplayed at times. A triple play in the third added to the contest. Attendance 900. The score:
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Springfield
Springfields
Wilkesbarres
Shinnick
Wachanece
Sales
Bonner
Troys Rout Buffalos in Third Win Over Schelderman Trio
Troy dominated the Buffalos for the third time as Donovan struggled in the fifth inning. Final score 17 to 5 with Troy collecting 17 hits to Buffalo's 5 and committing 4 errors to Buffalo's 9. Batteries were Donovan Gruber Cahill for Troy and Schellerman Dowse for Buffalo.
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TROY
Troys
Schelderman
Buffalos
Donovan
Tebow
Buffalo
Gruber
Cahill
Schellerman
Dowse
Albany Baseball Game Ends in 16 to 7 Loss for Erie
May 11 Albany routs Erie 16 to 7 as Mays errors and weakness cost the game. Wisner and Shearon homer for Albany while Knox held by Erie’s pitchers. Willis sprains ankle. attendance 500. Batteries Dailey Knox Hess Mays Zimran.
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Albany
Mays
Eric
Knox
Willis
Wisner
Shearon
Hills
Erie
Dailey
Hess
Zimran
Baseball Talk and Team Notes From The Season
Baseball talk highlights insects as a hitter, praises Patsey Donovan as captain choice, notes Baltimore has many young players Treadway Kelley McGraw and Tom O Rourke. Larkin Mulvey duet on same positions as two years ago. Foutz captains Brooklyn and handles team well. Ed Deixhante praised for stick work. Phillies center fielder stars. Selee prefers Merritt, likely to value him later. Louisville strengthens third base, Pinckney faster than Kuehne. Cleveland outfield strong with McAleer Ewing Burkett. Johnnie Doyle active for the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug Halliday
Insect
Pttsburg
Patsey Donovan
Baltimore
Treadway
Kelley
McGraw
Tom O Rourke
Ted Larkin
Joe Mulvey
Larkin
Joe
Dave Foutz
Brooklyns
Davel
Harvey
Ed Deixhante
Phillies
Selee
Merritt
Louisville
Pinckney
Kuehne
Cleveland
McAleer
Ewing
Burkett
Johnnie Doyle
Giants
John
Boston Braves and rivals loom in season chatter
Ward praises Holyoke catcher and Brodie shines at bat and on bases though aggressive baserunning remains. Goliath of old returns with overconfidence. The Bostons face scrutiny and hope for better results from Selee's team as Baltimore’s Orioles surge toward the top amid Boston’s pending road trip and home stand at the South End grounds.
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Nie Ward
Holyoke
Walter Brodie
Goliath
Bostons
Jim O’rourke
Giants
Washingtons
Boston
Selee
Pittsburgs
Clevelands
Baltimore
Orioles
Brooklyn
Bow
So Nh End
Sanction granted for May 30 bicycle meet by Bay State Club
Henry W. Robinson of the division racing board reports a telegram from Mr. Miller approving sanction for May 30 as the opening event of a proposed top bicycle track. The meet features prizes totaling about $2000 including a diamond, a gold medal, and wheels from leading cycling houses. The Associated Cycling Clubs organize with 100 plus entrants, many named riders and clubs from Boston and vicinity.
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Henry W. Robinson
Division Racing Board
Miller
Bay State Club
Boston
Boston Bicycle Club
Cambridge Cycle Club
Charlestown Rovers
Hyde Park Bicycle Club
Hyde Park Rovers
Malden
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Mattapan Road Club
Mt. Washington Bicycle Club
Newton Bicycle Club
Medford T Bicycle Club
Press Cycking Club
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Somerville Bicycle Club
Union Bicycle Club
Waltham Bicycle Club
Winnisimmet
Saugus
Harry Wilson
Lynn
G. Porter
Melrose
J. P. Black
L.T. Cashman
L. G. Battisca
Sam E. Hall
James W. Marston
Millis
F. Irving Howe
J. H. Elliott
A. W. Corbett
Warren S. Reynolds
Rovers
A. R. Schulve
Middlesex
J. H.loneris
Cambridges
Frank Stoddard
Harrison
N. J
P. J. McDuffee
Springfields
Haverhill
Somervilles
Massachusetts Division
Charles Roberts
Guy Gary
Press Club
Eagles
Robert J. Carney
J. Jaynch
Charles McLean
Charles C. Wilder
F. M. Dudley
Waltham
Riverside
South Natick
Outing Club and Local Societies Meet in East Boston
The Outing Club met in Central building for regular business as the Ladies' Social Union closed its fair in the Unitarian Church. A two act drama Once on a Time featured East Boston favorites. The M E Bethel apron sale raised funds. Miss Margaret Murphy visits from Havre Street. The East Boston Local Christian Union plans a Wednesday reception at Meridian Street Bethel. Fire drill to resume at the old sugar refinery building next week. Ladder No 2's Martin O Hara recovers from a poisoned eye and will leave as he joins his company. An old folks concert at Presbyterian Meeting House drew a large audience and earned an encore.
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Ladies’ Social Union
Unitarian Church
East Boston
Jacob Tracy
Holmes
Luke Hardy
Hofmann
Dick Chubbuck
Montgomery
Horton
Meridian Street Bethel
John Grady
John Alden
Pilgrim Fathers
Martin O’hara
Ladder No. 2
T. A. Mead
Dorchester Local Notes On Politics and Community Events
Regulars win in ward committee caucus leaving opposition silent. A rainbow festival is planned by the Lend a Hand Club at Parish Hall. Dorchester Athletic Club holds closing social Thursday. St Ann's parish sale yields funds. Parkway project advances from Andrew estate toward Mt Vernon, with trees cut and loam stockpiled. A lecture on One Hundred Days in Europe by S J Willis at Oakland Hall. Ascension services held in district Catholic churches. Harvey N Follansbee of Milton Avenue dies suddenly. ex policeman and member of several societies leaves widow and daughter.
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City Committee
Third Religious Society
Parish Hall
Richmond Street
Dorchester Athletic Club
St. Ann’s Parish
Andrew
Pond
Mt. Vernon Streets
Dorchester Avenue
Clapp Place
Europe
S.J. Willis
Oakland Hall
Riverside Assembly
Harvey N. Follansbee
Milton Avenue
Follansbee
Bijou
Old
Boston
Tie
Grove Hall
Seventeenth Association Prepares For Carnival Event
Samuel Shergold remains at Silver Lake awaiting a homecoming on the Seventeenth. Major W H Oakes and the Boston Fusilier Veterans were noted as active on staff. The Seventeenth Association holds frequent meetings as preparations intensify for a carnival surpassing last year.
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Samuel Shergold
Silver Lake
Seventeenth
W. H. Oakes
Boston Fusilier
Seventeenth’s Association
Carnival Association
Craig
St. Francis de Sales Y. M. Co. T. A
L. Society
Monument Avenue
Nine Tundred and Ninety-Ninth Artillery Association
Electric Social Club
Monument Hall
Tobin Bros
Rutherford Avenue
Baldwin Street
Bunker Hill
Local Notices From Cambridge And Harvard Bridge
Dr Bryant favors riding to calls by bicycle. North Cambridge Athletic Baseball Club forms and will open Memorial Day at Spruce street grounds against the YMCA. Inman Square Baptist Church officers listed. Norris named assistant cashier at Chats River National. Shaughnessy family moves to Revere. Isaac McLean plans two six room houses with bath off Spruce street. Harvard Bridge.
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Bryant
North Cambridge Athletic Baseball Club
A. H. Hews
Spruce Street
Inman Square
T.W. Spencer
C. L. Lounsbury
James Con Bote
George F.sencer
GC. W. Wilkins
A Spencer
F. M. Elisi Norris
Chattes River National
R. H. Shaughnessy
Revere
Isaac McLean
Harvard
Along the Water Front
A busy wharf column reports on a sleeping lounger's near the Commercial wharf who is rescued by Watchman Thompson. It notes improvements and overhauls to ships including Lottie S. Haskins and George A. Chaffee, crew changes, fishing market news, and crew shortages tied to Provincetown works. The Longfellow awaits first trip and George Dumo sails to Cuba in thirteen days.
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Thompson
Tinkham
Lottie S. Haskins
Gloucester
Boston Fruit Company
Anderson
West Boston
Harvard
George A. Chaffee
Atlantic Works
John H. Cassidy
Lynn
Here
Co. S. Eaton
Polly
A. E. Harding
Captain Loring
Boston
John R. Neal
E T Wharf Fish Market Association
Chicago
James Drynan
Sim West
Provincetown
Longfellow
George Dumo
Cuba
Castle Island delays persist as permits slow progress
South Boston notes slow government action delaying Castle Island improvements. M J Driscoll runs steam launch excursions from Charlestown and East Boston. Night Watchman John Ness recalls a bench being lifted by an unseen force. Lights on the pier have been repainted white. Patrolman Powers recovers from pneumonia. Commonwealth Yacht Club hosts a house warming. St John Epworth League installs officers. Faragut statue foundation work starts. Patrolman Cully to Nebraska. Jeremiah Donovan dies from Broadway accident. District officials oppose measures not aiming to move the House of Correction. Irish National Federation holds first regular meeting at St Omer Hall. CIFy Point.
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Castle Island
M. J. Driscoll
Charlestown
Boston
John Ness
J. Powers
Commonwealth Yacht Club
St. John’s Epworth League
W. T. Perrin
Arthur Wright
Florence Ek. Kemp
Alberta H. Bridges
Mabel Lord
Clarence F. Palmer
Edward Bayliss
Perkins
Farragut
Cully
Nebraska
Jeremiah Donovan
Broadway
C Street
House of Correction
South Boston
Irish National Federation
St. Omer Hall
Cify
Medford News Briefs From Armory Drill To Local Events
The High School Battalion drilled at the armory. Gas house workers search for a leak on High street. Park street bridge work advances. Boston and Maine track is lower than old. A barn fire at Mr Crowley causes slight damage. N E Order of Protection meets this evening. National Lancers host house warming for Captain Emerton at the Medford House on Wednesday. Mystic Park.
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Armory
High Street
Park Street
Boston & Maine
Crowley
N. E. Order of Protection
National Lancers
Medford House
Emerton
Mystic Park
Franks Mourn Loss and Local School Exhibit Set
Mrs. Fanny M. Frank of 23 Pomeroy Street died of peritonitis with funeral this afternoon at 2. Beacons Park notes amusements at Tommy Keegan haircuts and a tour by Edward C. Donnelly with Horace Andrew and Peter Britz. An Allston School exhibit May 16 17 18 showcases kindergarten and graduate work plus crafts and cooking.
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Fanny M. Frank
Robert W. Frank
Pomeroy Street
Allston Station
Tommy Keegan
Tommy
Post
Edward C. Donnelly
Horace Andrew
Peter Britz
Buffalo
Donnelly
Allston
Philip O'Shea
Tremont Theatre
Allston School
Cambridge Street
Beacon Park
Southampton to Welcome Ambassador Bayard Today
Southampton on May 11 will host a public reception for Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard upon his arrival from the United States, organized by the local corporation to greet the envoy.
Somerville Boards Approve New English High School Plan
The Somerville City Council has passed the order for a new English high school. Public property committee is urged to speed plans and estimates and report back immediately. Mrs A B Frisbee presented Temperance in Art and Song at Cross Street Universalist Church to aid a bust fund for Mrs Mary A Liver more. The W C T U sponsored event drew a large audience. The Tableaux of Flowers and Crocus March by the Mission Workers of Franklin Street Church was well received. The Old Powder House Club plans a May 24 musicale at Columbian Hall with Alfred Clifford in charge.
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A. B. Frisbee
Cross Street Universalist Church
Mary A. Livermore
Mission Workers
Franklin Street Church
Old Powder House
Columbian Hall
Alfred Clifford
Malden Social Notes Prompt Local Moves and Meetings
Henry Green, formerly of Natick, has moved to Malden. P. J. Riley buys a house in West Chester park Boston and will move Sept 1. A. H. Davenport recovers after illness. St Mary’s Church parish reunion meeting set for this evening in the parochial school hall. Street commissioners met at City Hall last evening. Faulkner Social Club held a Basket party. Ex Mayor Pierce tours Olean New York. Mr Hanlan opens billiard pool room and agents cafe at 334 Main Street. State Officer Fred Rhoades attends to affairs after Atlantic crossing. Finance committee to meet this week. Opera Hall concert raised funds for grammar school libraries. Harvard Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed selections.
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Henry Green
Natick
P. J. Riley
West Chester Park
Boston
Pierce
Olean
N. Y
Hanlan
Main Street
Fred Rhoades
Atlantic
Opera
Harvard
Kern Wood
Palestine Commandery Plans Ascension Services Sunday
Chelsea reports Palestine Commandery led by John Strahan E C will hold ascension services Sunday as announced in The Ferryman column.
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Palestine Commandery
John Strahan
E. C
Ferryman
Smith-Dempsey bout postponed amid bereavement news
Pugilistic gossip notes Billy the Mysterious Billy. his wife’s death prompts travel to Portland with family. Captain Cooke urges postponement to September unless Dunpsey party agrees. Rumor floats of a $6000 purse and Dempsey expenses for a Conem Island bout. Roxbury club faces potential sanctions over suspended boxers.
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Portland
Ore
Captain Cooke
Newton
Dempsey
New York
Dick O'Brien
Jimmy Conley
Cribb
O’brien
Conley
Dan Dwyer
John L. Sullivan
Jack Dempsey
Austin S. Gibbons
Gibbons
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Box Dempsey
Coney Island
Funeral of John Hicks at Unitarian Church Brighton
Friends and acquaintances crowded the Unitarian Church at Washington and Market in Brighton for the funeral of John Hicks. Services were held at 2 PM, with Rev Walkly officiating. Burial was at Evergreen Cemetery under Bethesda Lodge of Masons, with Knight Templar Mason and other societies represented.
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Washington and
Market Streets
Brighton
John Hicks
Walkly
Hicks
Evergreen Cemetery
Bethesda Lodge of Masons
Hazelwood
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