Pirates Pulverize Boston In Big League Showdown
Pittsburg crushed Boston 20 runs to 9 at Exposition Park as Stenzel tied a year's record with six hits in six at bats. Dolan started on the mound for Boston and lasted four innings, while Killen pitched well for Pittsburgh in the high scoring game before nearly 3,000 fans. The Pirates moved back into first place with the decisive victory.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bostons
Exposition Park
Pirates
Boston
Stenzel
Dolan
Sullivan
Killen
Donovan
Lowe
Smith
Elmer
Beckley
Lyons
Hamilton
Beirbauer
Long
Ely
Harrington
Merritt
Tucker
Duffy
Centre
Bierbauer
Leng
Sheridan
Berger
AB B
Rf If
Boston PO
Bannon
Peeeeeneee
Grreeveevecesss
Saopes
Ber
Amilton
Dunn
Beckle
Sherdan
Colts and Orioles Tie After Ten Inning Tilt in Chicago
In Chicago on May 14 the Colts and Orioles played ten innings to a 12 to 16 tie before darkness halted play. Keeler and Dahlen homered, while Keefe’s pitching faltered and a riotous crowd witnessed 1200 spectators. The game will be resumed tomorrow with Parker and Kittredge denying Bond and Clarke in a high scoring clash.
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Chicago
Colts
Orioles
Keefe
Keeler
Dahlen
Baltimore
Parker and Kittredge
Bond
Clarke
Louisville Beats Philadelphia In Errorless Game
Louisville outplayed Philadelphia at every point with Celeh dnty Clarke and McCreery hitting home runs. Taylor left the game in the eighth after an injury. Attendance 1000. The score Louisville 6 Philadelphia 5. Hits Louisville 13 Philadelphia 9. Errors Philadelphia 3. Batteries Hill exter Taylor Inks Clements Gra.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Taylor
Celehdnty
Clarke
McCreery
Hill and Exter
Inks
Newarks Triumph as Young Falls Early in Match
The Newarks started strong today and knocked Young out of the box. Cleveland struggled through four innings as Clarke delivered solid pitching.
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Idvdland
Newarks
Young
Cleveland
Clarke
Cleveland Beats New York In Low-Scoring Tilt
The Cleveland nine defeated the New Yorks as Wallace held off a late New York surge. Attendance was 1500 with a 10 to 17 score line, 17 hits for Cleveland and 13 for New York. Batteries were Young Wallace and Zimmer for Cleveland Clarke and Wilson for New York.
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New Yorks
Wallace
Young
Cleveland
New York
Errere
Zimmer
Clarke
Wilson
Browns Rally For Last-Inning Win In St Louis
St Louis won in the final inning on strong batting as Hart allowed limited hits to Washington. Von Der Ahe claimed 2441 dollars from the Washington club tied to Pendleton Park venture with 1000 in attendance. Final: St Louis 19 Washington 8.
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ST. Louis
Browns
Washingtons
Hart
von der Ahe
Washington Club
Pendleton Park
Cincinnati
Washington
McFarland
German
McCauley
Reds Hit Brooklyns Hard As Dwyer Shines
Cincinnati wins 18 to 22 in a high scoring game. Dwyer pitched superbly with men on base while Kennedy struggled. Miller and Hoy provided key batting for Cincinnati as Irwin and Burke misplayed in the ninth. Attendance 1500. batter totals Cincinnati 17 Brooklyn 10.
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Cincinnati
Irwin
Burke
Brooklyns
Dwyer
Reds
Kennedy
Will
Miller
Hoy
Brooklyn
Peitz
Burrell
Withoff Shuts Down Pawtucket in Bangor Exhibition
Bangor victories 12 to 8 as new pitcher Withoff dominates with rare scratches three hits, while R Moore makes a one hand stop and Simon robs a homer in the ninth. Attendance 800. Batteries Withoff Roach Yerkes Yeager.
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Bangor
Withoff
R. Moore
Simon
Pawtucket
Roach
Yerkes
Yeager
Fall River Beats Portland in Evening Baseball Tilt
In Portland on May 14 Fall River won 9 to 5 after a tight six innings, then surged with ten runs in the later frames. Attendance was about 500, with Fall River collecting 20 base hits to Portland's 10 and committing four errors to Portland's eleven. Batteries: Klobedanz Rupert Woods Donovan.
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Portland
Fall River
Woods
Klobedanz
Rupert
Donovan
Augusta Triumphs In Low Scoring Tilt At Home
After eight scoreless innings Augusta broke through in the ninth scoring two singles a double and a triple to beat Brockton in a 5 3 game. Nadeau and Doherty sparkled on defense while Dilworth and McKenna pitched superbly. Attendance 350. Base hits Augusta eight Brockton five. Errors Augusta three Brockton one. Batteries Dilworth and Butler McKenna and BueLow.
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Augusta
McKenna
Nadeau
Doherty
Dilworth
Brockton
Dilworth and Butler
Buelow
Lewiston Wins Seven-Run Rally Over New Bedford
Lewiston overcame a 6 3 deficit in the ninth inning to score seven runs and defeat New Bedford 15 hits to 9. Stafford and Hallowell pitched well for Lewiston while Lippert and Fitzmaurice contributed on base and in the outfield. Attendance was 450 as Weihl ended the game with a fly to Nattress.
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Lewiston
New Bedford
Weihl
Nattress
Stafford
Hallowell
Lippert
Fitzmaurice
Walter
Messitt
Nolan and Murphy
Wilkesbarre Dominates Springfield in Eastern League Game
Wilkesbarre crushed Springfield 13 to 3 at home as Luckey pitched superbly and Hawley struggled in the field. Yerrick finished strong, striking out top Springfield batters Lynch and Scheffler. Attendance was about 1,400.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Springfield
Luckey
Springfields
Hawley
Massachusetts
Yerrick
Boston
Lynch
Scheffler
Pure California Wines 1 Per Gallon Four Bottles
Advertises one gallon quantity with four assorted bottles priced at 1. The offer lists locations at 14 to 17 Dock Square and 81 Faneuil Heli Squares.
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California
Dock Square
Three-base Hit-Diggins Leads Offensive Burst
Diggins drives in runs with a three-base hit while McMahon Diggins Lytle and Shannon collect two-base hits to fuel the inning.
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Diggins
McMahon
Lytle
Shannon
Hartford Defeats Patersons In 10 To 1 Display
Hartford wins 10 to 1 over Patersons as Daub stars on the mound. Hartford collects 11 hits off Cogan with three doubles while Heinrich of Paterson hits a triple. Attendance near 1000. Batteries Daub Smith and Cogan Elton.
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Hartford
Conn
Patersons
Daub
Hartfords
Cogan
Heinrich
Paterson
Pierurok
Cresser
Smith
Elton
Grays Triumph In Eastern League Battle Behind Horner
Providence Grays scored early and late to beat Scranton 8 to 6. Jack Horner started in the box for Scranton but Providence surged with three first inning runs and five in the fifth, aided by strong defense and heavy hitting. Notable plays included one handed catches by Canavan Cranby and Ward and Cranby’s unassisted double play. Earned runs: Providence 6, Scranton 2.
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Scranton
Penn
Jack Horner
Scrantons
Providence Grays
Murray
Grays
Horner
Canavan
Cranby
Ward
Providence
Eagan
Knight
Syracuse and Rochester Both Take Narrow Baseball Wins
In Toronto Syracuse pitcher Willis dominates as Toronto fails to score and loses 2 to 7 with three batters reaching base. In Buffalo Rochester wins by one run after a sharp all around game with 12 hits each side and Rochester errors at five to two.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brownies
Rochester
Bisons
Atttendance
Herrman
Boyd
Gaffney
Kerndon
Urquhart
New Haven Seeks Rusie for Valley League Season
New Haven athletic association fans Rusie the New York league pitcher. He was offered 1200 dollars to pitch the rest of the season in the Naugatuck Valley League. With O Rourke at Bridgeports and Mahoney with the Winnesteds, Rusie may join. The league operates outside the national agreement.
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New Haven
Conn
New Haven Athletic Association
Rusie
Naugatuck Valley League
James O’rourke
Bridgeports
Mahoney
Cincinnatis
Winsteds
Somerville Wins Narrow Interscholastic League Baseball Battle
Somerville High School defeated Hopkinson 3 to 2 on the South End grounds yesterday afternoon in a tight Interscholastic League game. Teague pitched well despite walks and Teague's control issues in key moments. Somerville scored in the third on Burton's walk and Lyman's single, then added two more in the eighth on Teague and Burton hits and wild throws, while Hopkinson threatened in the final inning before three Somerville outs ended it.
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Somerville High School
Hopkinson
South End
Teague
Hopkinson Boys
Somerville
Burton
Lyman
Bartlett
Martin
Huntress
Bafford
Jaynes
Hallowell
Pipe
Dickson
Yale Princeton Dual Track Officials Named for Saturday
New Haven May 14 officials appointed to supervise the Yale Princeton dual track meet Saturday include Referee James E Sullivan of New York and judges A B Cox of Orange N J Charles H Sherrill of Washington D C Irving G Brokaw and D L James of Princeton Field judges R Fisher Love Hull and J H G DeLibour Walking judge Harry Dempsey Starter William H Robertson Stewards E B Turner Sherman Day Assistants S Erdman and C Gillett Announcer W G Anderson
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New Haven
Conn
James E. Sullivan
New York
A. B. Cox
Orange
N. J
Charles H. Sherrill
Washington, D. C
Irving G. Brokaw
Princeton
D. L. James
R. Fisher
New York Athletic Club
C. Love
T. B. Hull
J. H. G. DeLibour
Yale
Harry Dempsey
William H. Robertson
E. B. Turner
Sherman Day
S. Erdman
C. Gillett
W. G. Anderson
Morton Cadets Win Galveston Cup in Savannah Drill
The Morton Cadets of Washington DC appear to have won the Galveston cup and a 2500 prize from the Military Interstate Association of Savannah, plus the U S championship. Military experts deem their drill the best in the region and expect a record percentage. The Oglethorpe Infantry of Augusta trailed. official results to be announced by the judges tomorrow.
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Savannah
Military Interstate Association of
United States
Morton Cadets
Washington
D C
Mortons
Oglethorp Infantry
Augusta
Morton
Reg
Houlihan's Second Held in Death Fight
In New Britain Conn today John Willis Houlihan's second in the fatal fight was held for trial until May 33 under bonds of 500 dollars Hartford reports state that the defendant faces charges connected to Houlihan's death.
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Hartford
Conn
New Britain
John Willis
Houlihan
Connolly Home Trotting Owners Expelled At Park Square
Athens visit highlights Connolly return to Boston with mixed notices. He praises Athens athletes Hoffan and others, recalls travels from Southampton to New York, Paris, and London, and notes a Moorish coin keepsake and Pal Alentia initiation. Chicago racing board actions follow, fining Curry case continued, and several trainers expelled for misconduct and misnaming horses.
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Park Square
Ijuck
Connolly
Clark’s
Boston
Post
Dick Murphy
Athens
Jimmy
Hoffan
Southampton
New York
Order of
Pal Alentia
Prince George
Paris
O’kane
London
Haggin yearlings sell slowly at Morris Park sale
The ninth Haggin yearling sale from Del Paso Stud Sacramento opened at Morris Park New York May 14. Prices were weak with top bid 2600 for Salvator Fleurette colt bought by J H McCormick. Marcus Daly and Mat Byrnes bought several youngsters including a 1500 Maxim Daniella bay colt. Other sales included multiple bay brown and chestnut foals with prices ranging from 500 to 1600.
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Morris Park
N. Y
del Paso Stud
Sacramento
Cal
Salvator-Fleurette
J. H. McCormick
Silver
Fleur de Lis
Mat Byrnes
Marcus Daly
Maxim Daniella
Salvator- Ailee
Sam Leke
Maxim
Altitude
Mat Allen
Owascuyama
W. Astor Chanler
Sir Modred
Dixianne
J. McLaughlin
Maxim- Faux Pas
Glorianne
Bouquet stakes dominates Morris Park card at Penn track
Morris Park Pennsylvania May 14 attendance large despite lackluster program. Results include Runaway 1st Lady Greenway 2nd Castleton 3rd 1:07 for five and a half furlongs. Belmar 1st Ray 8 2nd 1:42. Albanian 1st Lithes 2nd Prompt 3rd 1:01. Bonaparte 1st Abuse 2nd Gold Crest 1:44. Petrel 1st Suspicion 2nd The Manxman 3rd 55s. Deerslayer 1st met ae Il. 2:01. Only two started.
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Morris Park
Penn
Lady Greenway
Castleton
Belmar
Ray
Lithes
Prompt
Bonaparte
Abuse
Gold Crest
Petrel
Suspicion
Deerslayer
Ae Il
Graduation Exercises at Posse Gymnasium in Irvington
The class of Bh at Posse Gymnasium held its graduation last night on Irvington street. Baroness Nils Posse presided. diplomas were awarded by her. Lectures on Swedish Ling system were given. Seniors and juniors performed gymnastic routines, followed by a basketball game and speeches by Dr. Clarence J. Blake and George H. Danforth before dancing to conclude.
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Posse Gymnasium
Irvington Street
Nils Posse
Baron Nils Posse
Clarence J. Blake
Boston Physical Society
George H. Danforth
Westfield
Mass
Louisville Races Full Card Highlights Results
At Louisville on May 14 the program covered six races led by Ethel Lee winning the first over Turtle Dove and Lady Rover. Judith captured the second with Ray Del Mar runner up Ras per. Cleophus won the $2250 five furlong match while Suisun placed second. Rondo topped Zanone and Meritan in the six furlongs. Loki won the Louisville handicap with The Commoner second and Ben Holliday third. Lady Looram led five furlongs with Mazeppa second and Red third. Time details listed for each event.
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Louisville
Ethel Lee
Turtle Dove
Lady Rover
Judith
Ray del Mar
Rasper
Cleophus
Suisun
Rondo
Zanone
Meritan
Loki
the Commoner
Ben Holliday
Lady Looram
Mazeppa
Red
West End trotting races open in Berlin
May 14 Berlin harness events opened with Bojet winning the 120 mark race in 4 minutes. Shadel and Lamotte were second in 4 87, Crackajack distanced. Acanthus won the St Leger 10 000 mark prize in 6 48, La France second 6 49, Bambus third 7 06. Lucy W. took the 1600 mark Villenrace in 3 46 with Lizzie Vaughan second 3 47 and Nominator third 3 49.
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Berlin
Bojet
Shadel
Lamotte
Crackajack
Acanthus
la France
Bambus
Villenrace
Lucy W
Lizzie Vaughan
Zingari Cricketers to Play Sporting Duchess Crew
The Zingari cricket team will meet the Sporting Duchess company at Beacon Park next Monday May 18. A complimentary lunch will follow the match and the ladies will be entertained after a park ride in four in hands. The Catalonia match was abandoned due to their players’ unavailability. Zingari players listed include Keen Howard Roffe Great Sadler Powell Hole Spragg Stal Jr Bentley McKerrow Ward Vaughar Collett.
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Zingari
Duchess’”’ Company
Beacon Park
Zingaris
Catalonia
Catlonia
Australia Aces England in London Cricket Match
In London on May 14 a cricket match saw Australia’s XI defeat England by 166 runs after England collapsed to four wickets. Australia posted 78 runs in a key phase.
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London
Lans
Squantum Yacht Club Announces 1896 Regatta Fixtures
The Squantum Yacht Club in Quincy outlines the 1896 season schedule with championship races on May 30 June 17 Aug 1 and Sept 12 plus July 18 ladies day July 25 moonlight sail and Sept 5-7 annual cruise. Clubhouse repairs at Norfolk Downs are underway as the season aims for a record year.
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Quincy
Squantum Yacht Club
Norfolk Downs
City Briefs and Society Items from East Cambridge
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy commencement exercises were held yesterday in Association Hall. Colonel Thomas, private secretary to the Governor, delivered the address. A loss at Young's followed. Table No. 4 of the Yomnat M. T. A. Society of East Cambridge, headed by Miss K. Greely with E. Collins secretary, plans a social in St. John's Hall Fourth Street, East Cambridge, on Wednesday May 20. The regular Channing Hall beacon street meeting will be at 2 30 o'clock, with Rev. W. Haredn. Farewell to Paul.
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Massachusetts College of Puscmsar Rk
Association Hall
Thomas
Gernor
Young's
M. T. A. Society of
East Cambridge
K. Greely
E. Collins
St. John's Hall
Fourth Street
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Sunday Post
Glines Company
Winter Street
Patsy Bliss
Chicago
Grover Serviss
Tattersall’s
Demond
Ponkapoag
Snow
Cambridge
Furniss
George L. Sullivan
J. M. Fisher
G. W. Tarbell
Warren Dow
W. B. Brackett
H. R. Illsley
Ross F. Hayes
J. A. Langford
John Bowler
J. C. Kerrison
W. C. Bond
H. B. Weston
W. T. Gill
W. S. Doane
F. R. Snow
E. M. Thayer
A. M. Pear
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Roxbury
New Consul Chosen in Maine Division Meeting
At a Maine division A W meeting Charles S. Hichborn resigned as chief consul. The division will participate in the New England meet in Boston on Memorial Day and the fall meet will be at Rockland on Labor Day.
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Portland
Maine Divison
A. W
Charles S. Hichborn
New England
Boston
Rockland
Avalon schooner launch planned for 12 30 today
The Avalon built by Ambrose Martin of East Boston for yachtsman Herbert Foster Otis is to slide off at 12 30 from Martin’s yard after a dredge due to low water. The 79 foot cruiser resembles the Minerva with oak keel and frames and yellow pine planking.
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Avalon
Ambrose Martin
Boston
Herbert Foster Otis
Minerva
Trip of the Ancients Heads for Europe Tour
The Ancients prepare for a Europe trip aboard the Servia with Dr J Booth Clarkson set to oversee their health. Dr Clarkson, a veteran physician with ties to Boston and New York, is honored by Ancients as a trusted medical guardian. Clarkson’s son is a captain in the Queen's reserves and a Royal Thames Yacht Club member.
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Europe
Cunard
J. Booth Clarkson
Boston
New York
Dr. Clarkson
Queen's Reserves
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Liverpool
Fire Underwriters Officers Elected in New York
The National Board of Fire Underwriters met in New York and elected officers today. William B. Clark of Etna Hartford became president, Henry W. Eaton of Liverpool London & Globe NY as vice president, Robert B. Beath of United Fireman's Philadelphia as secretary, and Frederick W. Arnold of Equitable Providence as treasurer.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
William B. Clark
Etna
Hartford
Henry W. Eaton
Liverpool
London & Globe
Robert B. Beath
United Fireman's
Philadelphia
Frederick W. Arnold
Equitable
Providence
R. I
Hyde Park High School Battalion Prize Drill
Hyde Park May 14 The Hyde Park High School Battalion held its sixth annual prize drill. Company A won the company prize. Edward Judd took the individual prize, Albert Mackintosh the second prize, and L Palmer the third prize.
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Hyde Park
Boston Council Rejects 309000 School Modernization Order
The Common Council refused to pass a 309000 appropriation for schoolhouse sanitation and ventilation, delaying action for a week. Mayor Quincy urged immediate funding and warned of accountability, while opposition cited process and legislative meddling by the Legislature.
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Common Council
Quincy
Honer
Bailey
Briggs
Miller
Ward 5
Kiley
Ward
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Lane
Ward 17
O'Callaghan
Ward 8
McGuire
Ward 10
Councilman Miller
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Donovan
Ward 15
Hyde and
Kent Streets
Washington Avenue
New York, New Haven & Wartford Railroad
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Willis
Stars
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Hess
Casey
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Saia
Macrae
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Baldwin
Scoveeessses
Stilman
Cole
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Wood
Csr
Jaynes, A
Siman
Owell
Coan and
Murphy
James B. Connolly
Tom Barry
Francis Jennings
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Jack Curry
Joe Patchen
John R. Gentry
F.L. Croppa
Lucy M
Yaller
J. B. Jenkins
Saratoga
Cronk
Lloyd
Jenkins
S. Southard
Albany
Connecticut River Valley Association
White River Junction
Allan Risk
Willimantic
England
Waterbury, Conn
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Peerless Bicycle Clothing Company
Arch Street
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Wright & Ditson
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Remington Bicycles
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Columbus
Arthur K. Peck
Newton Rubber Works
Columbus Avenue
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