Roxbury High Edges Dorchester 4-3 In Narrow High School Tilt
Roxbury High defeated Dorchester High 4 to 3 at Dunbar avenue grounds in a game marked by tight defense through eight innings. Hayes walked, Conklin singled, Ostergreff was hit by a pitch, and MecCarthy scored on a two-base hit by O’Connell, delivering Roxbury’s decisive runs.
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Dorchester
Roxbury High
Dunbar Avenue
Hardy
Dorchester High
Roxbury
MecCarthy
Hayes
Conklin
Ostergreff
O’connell
Riley
Princeton pitcher shuts out Andover 6 to 0 in baseball
Phillips Andover could not hit Princeton pitcher Drew as Princeton wins 6 to 0. Score by innings shows Princeton leading 3 0 0 and Andover failing to score. Batteries Drew and Cooney for Princeton Belford Mackay Burdette for Andover. Umpire Clark son. Time 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Andover
Phillips Andover
Princeton
Drew
H. Boe
Drew and
Cooney
Belford
Mackay and Burdette
Clarkson
Harvard Second Defeats Bates 2 1 On Soldiers Field
Harvard second nine edged Bates 2 to 1 on Soldiers Field in a tightly contested game. Greene closed Bates in the ninth after bases loaded with one out while Rowley and Harriman starred for Harvard and Bates respectively.
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Harvard
BATES
Soldiers Field
Greene
Rowley
Harriman
Greene and Campbell
Boothby
Brown tops Lafayette 1 0 in pitchers duel
Brown defeated Lafayette 1 to 0 at Andrews Field in a game described as a pitchers battle. Brown scored in the third inning on a two base hit by Nourse driving in Hamilton after a similar hit. Nourse and Raymond along with Ed wards and Snook provided the battery. Umpire Jones called time in one hour and thirty five minutes.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Lafayette
Andrews Field
Nourse
Hamilton
Pyowe
Raymond
Edwards
Snook
Jones
Sunday Services Tremont Temple
In connection with a convention of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Allegheny Penn the President of the society is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Watch Tower, Bible and Tract Society of
Allegheny
Penn
Sermons Tour At Boston Churches This Sunday
Pastors including Charles T. Russell and P. S. Henson address crowds at Tremont Temple and multiple Baptist and Congregational churches. Topics cover The Overthrow of Satan's Empire, Gods Mills, The First Altar, The Discretion Among the Trees, The Value of the Sabbath, and Life's Greatest Problem. All seats free. all welcome.
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Zion's Watch Tower
Satan
Russell
Tremond Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
God’s Mills
LL H. Rhodes
Boston Y. M. GC. A
Warren Avenue
Canton Street
Herbert
Johnson
Anna Ellis Dexter
Dexter
Schubert
Bowdoin SQ. Baptist Tabernacle
Frederick FE. Heath
Dudley Street Baptist Church
W. W. Bustard
G. B. Titus
Brockton
Harvard
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
William Ross
England
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan R. Wood
Diverse Religious Meetings Advertised in Boston Area
An assortment of spiritualist, Christian, and interdenominational events is listed with locations around Boston. Public lectures, debates, healing discussions, and church services feature figures such as Rev. E. J. Helms, Rev. A. B. Shields, and Professor Matook. Public notices invite attendance at meetings on health, spirit life, and salvation with addresses across Bos ton Common, Huntington Chambers, and Tremont Street venues.
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Amos
James
John
Ezekiel
Zachariah
Satan
God
Pioneer of Wisdom
Hancock Street
Everett
Mass
L. I. Pingree
Boston Common
Patrick Mihan
M. C. Day
Edwin C. Moore
New
Boston Post
Pelham
Professor Matook
Boston
Johnson
Whittier
Matook
People’s Forum
Shawmut Avenue
Corning Street
A. B. Shields
D. D
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Rome
Midway Plaisance
First Psychic Church
Faelton Hall
Huntington Chambers
Harwood
Bakstran
Bland
Harry Gaze
Live Forever Magazine
Paradise On Earth
Walter Pinel
Quincy
Christadelphians
Aldwych Hall
Huntington Avenue
Methodist Episcopal
First Spiritual Science Church
Wilkinson
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Morier
Peal Johnson
Ross
Philadelphia
George
Knowles
Jollimore
McLean
Lottie Gregian
Graham
Miller
Carpenter
Malden
Progressive Spiritualists’ Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
I. A. Sherriff
Swift
Haverhill
Annie Chapman
First Spiritual Church OF Boston
Inc
Clara E. Strong
Walter I. Mason
Carrie D. Chapman
H. W. F. America Hall
Washington Street
Ernest W. Goodspeed
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Gainsboro Street
F. A. Wiggin
Harvard and Yale Set for Big Track Meet at New Haven
Harvard and Yale athletes enter the New Haven dual meet with even odds. Harvard eyes wins from Dodge and Stephenson in sprints while field events and a few dark horses are expected to shape the outcome. Yale focuses on improved practice and stronger field performances as nearly 50 Crimson supporters travel with the team.
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Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Crimson
Dodge
Ben Stephenson
Quinn
Stephenson
Knox
Dick Harwood
Cambridge
Marshall
Somers
Rosevelt
Lockwood
Crosby
Golf Tourney Nears Close at Clyde Park
In the Country Club cup second round at Clyde Park yesterday H H Wilder of Harvard defeated R H Daniels 5 and 3. G F Willett beat T M Claflin 4 and 3. C T Crocker Jr beat M F O Connell by three at the 17th. George H Lyall defeated W E Stiles 4 and 3 amid fine play from Brae Burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Park
H. H. Wilder
Harvard
R. H. Daniels
G. F. Willett
T. M. Claflin
C. T. Crocker, Jr
M. F. O'Connell
Freeney Breaks World High School Pole Vault Record
In Iowa City Ida Grove athlete Freeney set a new world high school pole vault mark at 11 feet 43-12 inches during a May 17 meet, clearing the record in first place ahead of rivals.
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Iowa City
Freeney
Ida Grove
Devotion School Dominates Gymnastic Meet Prizes
Devotion School dominated the Brookline Heath School gymnastic meet held yesterday afternoon. The ninth grade girls and both eighth and ninth grade boys from Devotion won three of four prizes, while Runkle School girls won the remaining prize. Hartvig Nissen supervised the event as Brookline's physical director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devotion
Brookline Grammar School
Heath School
Devotion School
Runkle School
Hartvig Nissen
Brookline
Watertown High Defeats Norwood 10 to 7 in Rival Match
Watertown High School beat Norwood High 10 to 7 in a close game at Watertown yesterday. It marked Norwood's first loss of the season and highlighted a tight defensive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Norwood High
Norwood
Freshmen Win Beacon Cup in Harvard Crew Race
Harvard freshman eight wins Beacon cup by a length and a half over sophomores in the class crew race on the Charles. Time 9 minutes 23 seconds over the 178 mile course from Longwood bridge to Union Boat Club. varsity time in the Columbia race was 5 seconds faster.
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Harvard
Charles
Longwood Bridge
Union Boat Club
THREE LEADERS NECK AND NECK IN MYSTIC SPORTING REPORT
Lawrence defeated Worcester 5 to 4 as Maroney held the visitors to a low score. Notable plays included Wilson and McCabe contributing key hits for Worcester while Bradley and Bagley led Lawrence with two base hits apiece. The game featured solid infield defense and base running, with Connolly umpiring after a 48 minute contest.
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Lawrence
Worcester
Maroney
Wilson
Burkett
Briggs
C. F
Templin
Brennan
Crewe Cadman
R.f
Johnson
Eaton
McCune
Sie Bees
Worchrigm
kOe
McCabe
Billet
Bagley
Cadman
Reynolds
Bradley
Bushy
Connolly
Fall River Beats New Bedford in 11 Innings 6-5
Fall River wins 6-5 over New Bedford and Fall River after 11 innings on Higgins' left field homer. Umpire James officiated as Valdois of New Bedford and Sylvester of Fall River were ejected after a disputed call. Key stats include Klobedanz hurling 10 innings for New Bedford and Drohan 2 innings for Fall River.
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New England
Fall River
James
Valdois
Sylvester
New Badford
Higgins
New Bedford
Po.a
Grant
Kiernan
Piper Higgins
Kehoe
Cetas
Ger
C. F
Norris
Thornell
Guiheen
Austin
Rotsee
Beerf
Danzig
Ster, Ss
McDon'd
Moore‘d
Coveney
Drac’r
K'danz
Petrault T
Terger, Does
Drohan
P.C
Worcester
Brockton
We Eye
Lawrence
Haverhill
Lynn
Batter drives ninth inning as Doherty team shows resolve
In a tight late game, crossfire pitching leads Brockton to a 0 run by error in the inning. O'Brien and McGovern provide a spark with stolen bases and a two-base hit from Mitchell. Cross and Abbott combine for eight strikeouts with Cross issuing two bases on balls while Abbott allows three. Umpire Wood, time 53 minutes.
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Doherty
Wrockton
Dowell Os
O’ Brien
Cameron
Mitchell
Kane
McGovern
Cross
Brockton
Reardon
O’brien
Shannon
Abbott
Catterson
Pickett
Burns
Burrill
Wood
Lynn Topples Haverhill 4-1 Behind Coffey Pitching
Lynn defeats Haverhill 4 to 1 with sharp defense and strong pitching by Coffey. Coffey was knocked unconscious in the eighth after a line drive from Hamilton but remained victorious as Lynn held the lead and produced scoring runs including a two base hit by Brown.
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LYNN
Coffey
Haverhill
Hamilton
Connors
Bannon
C.f
Keady
Ort
Mamillon
Brown
Welch
Bess
Oana Rcs Kbee
Steele
R.f
Johnson
Cooney
Ol Llbert
Moore
Connaughton
Dwyer
Hilbert
Hibert
Henry
Grammar School League Games Set for Today
The schedule lists all grammar school league games with home grounds and umpires. Matches include Andrew versus Bigelow at McNary Playground, Hart against Lawrence at Commonwealth Park, Lincoln facing Perry at M Street Playground, and several more across Marcella, Franklin, Columbus Avenue, Rogers Park, Gibson, Ashmont, Sullivan Square, Wood Isle, North End, Randolph Street, and other city venues.
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Andrew
Bigelow
McNary
Steele
Riley
St. Francis
Warren
Sullivan Square
Lennon
S. B
White Sox and Malden to Clash for City Championship
The Malden White Sox meet Malden base ball at the High School athletic field this afternoon. Local players lead the White Sox as they open title play. Malden batteries are Harris Welch and Coffin. White Sox batteries are Wills Marley or King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
White Sox
Harris
Welch
Coffin
Wills
Marley
King
Austin Walker Company to contest first match for silver cup
A close game is expected this afternoon at Franklin Field between the salesroom and manufacturing departments of the Austin Walker Company. It starts a series for a silver cup arranged by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
Austin Walker Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daley
Mesthan
Greff
McCarthy
Hoernie
Frazer
Brunnett
Keefe
Delaney
Cannon
Spaulding
Pacreneer
Cr’shank
Ruffs
Hayyes
Keenan
Charles T. Russell
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Allen FE. Cross
Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Endeavor
Shawmdt Congregational Church
Tremont
William T. McElveen
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Allen A. Stockdale
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Haggzal
Israel
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Henry Wilson
New York
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Prue
Robert Forbes
Epworth League
Spiritualists’ Meetings
Commercial Hall
Lovering
Erickson
H. MacArthur
Reed
Clara MacArthur
Sophie Kampe
N. P. Smith
Newcomer
C. P. Stickney
Horatio Holland
Astral
E. Curran
Rathbone Hall
Joseph Stanaway
Spiritual Science Fraternity
Madam Heber
Thomas F. Curtis
Miss Wheeler
Bemis
Kneeland
McDonough
Fred Gowing
L. A. J. Harcourt
Children’s Progressive Lyceum NO. 1
William S. Butler
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Spirit Kona
Elnora R. Dyar
N. J. Willis
J. M. Temple
Nzetta B. Sears
Hadie Hall
Edith Martin
D. H. Hall
Prevoe
A. F. Hill
Arcade Hall
Millar
Tremont Street
E. A. Blackden
Cadet Hall
M. A. Jacobs
Seventh Day Adventist
Gilbert Hall
Lee S. Wheeler
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
H. D. Maxwell
First Universalist Church
Somerville
Philharmonic Orchestra
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
William A. Smith
Glasgow
Scotland
Grove Hal
Universalist Church
Washington and
Wilder Streets
G. W. Colson
Jim Groves
Harry Kersberg
Hamroner
Townsend
Eli
Pierce
Hadden
Groves
Waller
Kersberg
Hedin
Haskell
Hanley
Rogers
Captain Minot
Howard
Young
Roosevelt
Rand
Emerson
Freedman
Rowe
Strauss
Dennis
Trainer
Freshies
Mivet
Moorehead
Messenger
Jerger
Ne Messenger
Ho Pe
Klobedanz
McDonald
Follansbee
Gusheen
Lowell
Conley
Hickman
City
Aise
M’gov’n
CIA
Lucia
M'C'mick
Dees
Adooul
Eer
Css
N. E. League
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