Winners Beat Glacia- Hali In An 11 Inning Battle
In an 11 inning showdown Lalimecaenae Dias sebeadl's Winners defeated Glacia Hali as NAVLION AG EEAt Boston faced Washington and other matchups lined up across major cities including Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis with several local teams scheduled.
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Boston Champions Head West For Nine-Game Trip
Boston prepares a Western swing beginning with games in Rhineland St Louis and Louisville. Capitalized by strong pitching and the return of Tramilton the squad aims to win five or six of eleven away contests while facing tough crowds and rival pennant contenders Cincinnati Louisville St Louis. The trip tests reinforced lineups and team cohesion as Boston seeks first place.
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Opening Game For New England League In Boston Area
The first New England League baseball in Boston vicinity since 1898 starts this week at Charles River Park as Cambridge opens a span of eleven straight games. Mitchhburg hosts with Connie Murphy Jack Tiphe and other visitors led by Mahoney and Tom Smith, both ex-Boston players, plus Tom Murphy and Ed Buttman. Mahoney is expected to pitch as the Cambridge game begins at 3 o clock with Charney Lavis and Poston Rooters’ Club members attendance.
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St Louis Beats Cincinnati In Eleven Innings At Home
In St Louis Missouri on May 14, the game went eleven innings before the St Louis team defeated Cincinnati. The visitors led until the seventh when Lebeans’ hits tied the score. Breitenstein allowed nine hits while issuing eight walks as Powell struggled. Attendance reached 26,000. The final score is not given.
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Wilkes-Barre Triumph Over Paterson 7-2 in May Match
In a May 14 game, Wilkes-Barre defeated Paterson 7 to 2. Key players and exact scoring details are limited in the fragmentary report.
Westward clash as Cambridge faces awaiting champions
Silly notes on a fortnight of wild West action reference Cambridge’s fans, umpire Tom Lynch reporting to President Young, and possible postponements. The piece recaps regurlar games, weather delays, and shifting schedules amid a tangle of players and teams including Mercer, Callihan, Lajoie, and a New York strike context.
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Amateur baseball clubs seek 12 to 16 year old talent for state games
Local teams from Dorchester Roxbury South Boston and Chelsea seek strong 12 to 16 year old players for weekend and summer matches. Managers list players and ages, offer half expenses and look for top clubs to schedule May through August across the state.
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Lost Fortune Highlight in May Racing Plungers
Riley Grannan and Charles Dwyer abandon attempts to beat Haelish bookmakers. Dwyer sails for New York on the Umbria. Grannan plans to settle Monday. Dwyer left a full amount check after weeks of plunging losses on Pharsdas, Desmond, and Bloan. The pair, though not broke, show heavy season losses across bets and odds have risen sharply.
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Open Century Run Kicks Off Massachusetts 99 Season
Nearly 200 cyclists completed the first open century for the Massachusetts division Century Road Club from Copley Square amid a challenging head wind. The Metropolitan Wheelmen led entries with about thirty two finishers. three women also completed the ride.
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Country Club Race Meeting Opens with High Caliber Entries
Closing of entries for the Country Club race meeting will today be overseen by George T. Dexter. Entries already received are strong and more will boost the programme. The Brookline course offers sharp turns that test riders. Governor Bid won the Grand National Steeplechase last Saturday, with Prion second and Baby Liste Astay third.
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Lynch Couple Separated in Paris Amid Divorce Rumors
Mr and Mrs Peter Lynch reside apart in Paris with Mrs Lynch in a Hois de Boulogne apartment and Mr Lynch in a downtown hotel The Paris report says he may sue for divorce but he denies this strongly Mrs Lynch formerly Miss Robbins of Brooklyn and sister to Mrs Henry L Sloane
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Local oarsmen brace for approaching regattas
Bradford Boat Club members staged a busy practice with four crews on the river and top rowers Joe Whitehead and Maguire preparing for singles and doubles. Ned Ten Eyck hails Maguire as among the world’s best amateur scullers, while crews from Berkeley, Fleming, Brignoli, and others navigated multiple boats and coxswains. The New England Amateur Rowing Association plans a Fourth of July regatta location vote with Springfield favored by some, Boston opposed by others, and Ned Ten Eyck possibly racing if held there.
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Edna Wallace Delight Hin Visits Newmarket as Sloan Ranks Records
Ted Sloan reports a triumphant week at Newmarket and Rowley Mile, earning praise from Edna Wallace Hopper who arrived from America. Sloan records a high win rate, notes Prince of Wales patronage, and praises Wales as a generous, amiable figure in racing circles.
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Boxing Gossip and Weekly Fight Schedule Card
A Scranton boxing gossip page previews the week with bouts in Athens Rochester Trenton and New York and notes on fighters Jack Root Joe Flaherty Morris Rosenberg Mike Sears and Billy Gardner. It mentions official sanction for Louisville exhibitions and future matchups including Boyle Gardner and Sharkey.
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Harvard athletes aim for strong finish after Princeton loss
Harvard hopes to complete a strong season with wins in crew and baseball, after a Princeton defeat. The Crimson eye New Haven and Mett Haven events next week, with Penn anticipates victory and Yale posing the main threat to second place.
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Boston College Gates Improve After Rough Start
Boston College baseball shows steady improvement after a difficult opening. After defeating Colby, Angelms, and New Hampshire State College on a eastern trip, the team faces Maine, Colby, and Phillips Exeter. Decent is sidelined for several days, leaving Pagam and Konevan to shoulder the pitching duties. Gonovan and Ceconi also contribute as the squad battles early-season challenges.
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Meeting Of New England Ama Fur Rowing Execu tive Committee
A meeting of the executive committee of the New England Amateur Rowing Association is set for next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the American House. Alf Stanford and A Nickells have been declared vanished for life by the Pacific Coast Jockey Club board after refusing to answer questions about alleged track crookedness. Crosby Won claimed the diamond badge and state shooting title at Leoria last week.
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Waltham Cycle Park Announces Classic Meet Day 80
The managers of Waltham Cycle Park plan a cycle meet day 80 with eight races four professional and four amateur. The prize money totaling 1200 dollars will be detailed in an announcement slated for Sunday May 21.
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Not Aver Brings Sprits For Columbia Defender
The schooner Not Aver arrived at Herreshoff works from Boston carrying sprits for the Columbia defender including a 107 foot Oregon pine mast, two sidinaker booms, two boneprits and a top iiert. Also aboard were spars for a Ti-foeter for Mr. Guy of Boston and the Arfectr for as Ikenneds of New York.
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Women and Marriage Bonds in Historical Perspectives
Fragmentary passage discusses women's legal status under various systems, noting how divorce and remarriage affect women, and arguing that only death dissolves marriage. It questions Christian nations lack of adherence to religious marital laws.
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Sloane Belmont scandal stirs Boston society viewed
A Boston Post report surveys reactions to the Sloane Belmont split and remarriage, noting editorial and pulpit condemnations. Leaders among women, shop girls, and workers weigh effects on morals, family, and public discourse.
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