Selee Eyes Changes as Beaneaters Weather Rainout
Boston manager Frank Selee planned a lineup shift if Long does not return, with Lowe at short and Barry at second. Rain halted play against the Orphans. Selee also discussed trades with Jimmy Manning, denying any deal. Willis showed late-season form on the mound as rain kept players at the hotel.
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Chicago
Frank Selee
Beaneaters
Orphans
Selee
Long
Nichols
Lowe
Barry
Willis
Jimmy Manning
Kansas City Blues
Pittsburg Rallies With Five-Run Fourth In Philadelphia Game
In Philadelphia on May 18 Pittsburg exploded for six runs in the fourth inning after two were out as Bernhard collected two triples two doubles and three singles. Pittsburg’s bats were quiet until the sixth and seventh frames when five of eight hits came. Attendance listed as 3800. The score remains to be announced.
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Pittsburg
Genebitsen Ac O
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Philadelphia
AB. R Thomas
C. E
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Ceeeeeeseese
Ehantr
Er. F
Eeeese
Sreeeeesees
Eeeseee
Fand
C. Eet
Eeeteeseses
Weee
Sreeseesr
Anaeseeseeceeeesees & Bernhard
Cooley
Ritchey
Daenen
Bernhard
Tuomas
Cheatire
Latimer
SteiMariend
Hurst
St Louis Routs New York as Hawley's Curves Dominate
St Louis hammered New York on Hawley's pitching today with relentless hits and runs. Attendance was 1150 as the contest unfolded. final score not stated in readable text.
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Clad. R. Pi
ST. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hawley
Boston College Routs Malden High as Rain Ends Game
Boston College defeated Malden High School in five innings by 15 to 4 before rain halted play. The game ended early with BC ahead, and Malden faced a tough fifth inning struggle before the rain call ended the contest.
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Boston College
Malden
AB. R. B. PO
Ivan
Olen
Serer Reeves Cores Powers
Driscoll
B. Breseess Swereene
Malden High School
AB. R. B PO
Carthy
Tchell
Boia
Eeveer
Biseseseseesses
Llege
Beldenigh F School
Sake Corse
Malden High Run
Sulll
Ulae
Sullivan
Pagan
Bete Allen
Minor League Games Postponed by Rain in Eastern League
In the Eastern League, minor league games were postponed due to rain. The American League matchup between Feverent 10 and Kansas City finished 8 to 6. Ron Maven is noted in game summaries with mention of Tay fats and New 1s.
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Kansas City
Ron Maven
Tay Fats
Dartmouth Beats Wesleyan In 4 1 Baseball Duel
Dartmounth wins 4 to 1 against Wesleyan in a May game at New Hampshire. Varney and Brown lead on offense and pitching. Mog Bat and Seartmont noted as contributors. Wesleyan showed early resistance but Dartmouth pulled away with late scoring to secure the victory.
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Dartmouth
Wesleyan
N. H
Brartmont
Mog -Varney
Brown
Lufkinena
Harvard Defeats Ithacans in Rain Lacrosse Clash
Harvard beat Cornell 8 to 1 in a wet Soldiers Field lacrosse game. Harvard’s defense smothered Cornell, while Mortland and Wynne starred for Harvard with strong rushing and passing. Jhy scored six goals, four before halftime as Harvard held a 4–0 lead. Cornell’s lone score came late in the second half amid slippery conditions. Harvard, Columbia, and Pennsylvania standings noted. Harvard’s team changes and the 86 440-yard cup context mentioned.
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Harvard
Cornell
Soldiers Field
Coyle
Mortland
Wynne
Jhy
Hardy
Taylor
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornel
Penn
Evans
Bullari
Emory
Bullard
Athletics
Yale
Arvard Athletic Association
G. Willis
Yachting Fixtures at South Boston Yacht Club 1900
The regatta committee of the South Boston Yacht Club lists the 1900 season fixtures. Open races on May 30 and June 9, tender and club handicap events on several dates, with Ladies Day on August 25 and rendezvous at Hull on September 8, plus sailing tender races and other regatta events through September 15.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Hull
Kid McCoy Stops Creedon In Sixth At Broadway A. C.
New York May 18 Charles Kid McCoy outboxed Australian Dan Creedon at the Broadway A. C. in six rounds Thirty four seconds into the sixth Creedon went down and his seconds threw up the sponge McCoy appeared heavier and in fine form while referee Charley White oversaw the bout The crowd was large and enthusiastic with Feltz defeating Bresnick earlier in the card.
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New York
Charles
Kid) McCoy
Dan Creedon
Broadway A. C
Creedon
McCoy
Fettle
Charlie White
New Broadway A. C
Tommy Feltz
Brooklyn
Harry Bresnick
Feltz
Bresnick
Charley White
Dan
Boxing Gossip Foresees Big Boston Exit to New York Fights
Boxing gossip predicts Boston season ending as matches shift to New York Madison Square Garden. Promoter Jim Kennedy and rival Seaside Club line up high profile bouts including McCoy-Ryan and Jeffries-McCoy prospects. Corbett fight films spark legal alarm while fake footage lures fans. Mose Hanlon in Boston to arrange Dick OBrien vs George Byers.
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Boston
New York
Madison Annes Garden
New York City
James C. Kennedy
Jimmy Michaels
Seaside Athletic Club
Billy Brady
Chicago
Ryan
Jeffries
McCoy
Jim Kennedy
Scrappers
Andird Raters
Jeffries-Corbett
Corbett
Connie
Chamson
Jeterley
Mose Hanlon
Kirtland Club
Dick O'Brien
George Byers
Van Nostrand’s P. B. Ale touted as superior American product
The advertisement asserts Van Nostrand’s P. B. Ale equals or surpasses imported ales, noting it uses equal materials and careful brewing. It warns dealers of substitutions and says attorneys will prosecute offenders. buyers can recognize genuine P. B. Ale by taste from the first mouthful.
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van Nostrand
P. B
Kirtland Club sets Music Hall with boxing hopes
May 30 Decoration Day sparks talk of club meetings all summer as Kirtland Club plans to take Music Hall premises. They seek Kid McCoy for a bout with word of McCoy’s status due by Monday. Boston boxing rumors swirl around McCoy Lavigne Mulvihill Corbett Robinson Connolly Smith and Brenton Rob Roy involvement.
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Kirtland Club
O’brien
Maine
John Nolan
Music Hall
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Inquirer
Walcott
Kid Lavigne
California
Rush County
Ind
Harry Boles
Scotty Coyne
Johnny Sheehan
Smoke Conners
Billy Hill
Bob Montgomery
Carl Lathrop
Jim Corbett
Boston
Don McVey
Old Howard
Frank Downes
Frank Jones
Sunday Post
Mr.Jones
Mr.ones
Young Sharkey
Allie Brown
Martin Mulvihill
Joe Robinson
al. Wilson
Chelsea
Manila
Ed. Hughes
Somerville
Pemberton Associates
Isoteric Club
Twin Sullivan
Eddie Connolly
Billy Smith
Connolly
Nahant
Eddie
St. John
B.H. Brenton
Rob Roy
Tufts Team Sails to New England Games in Worcester
Tufts College athletic team traveling to Worcester for New England college games. The squad includes A I Ericksson I B Thomas E P Trott G R Spofford G R Kempton H C Turner N C Stiles M S J Andrews M J Mason 08 R B E Mason H C Taylor M S under trainer Williams after spring meet and in fine condition for competition.
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Tufts College
Worcester
A. I. Ericksson
I. B. Thomas
E. P. Trott
G. R. Spofford
G. R. Kempton
H. C. Turner
N. C. Stiles
M. S
J. Andrews
Emmet Chelsea Manager Posts Forfeit for Oak Island Match
James J. O Keefe manager of the Emmet Chelsea Gaelic football team at the Post last night to bind a match with any similar side for the Irish Nationalist games at Oak Island on May 3. He will attend the Post office Monday evening to arrange terms. Tomorrow Garryowen meets at 538 Hanover Street to reorganize and be ready to arrange games with other teams.
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James J. O'Keefe
Emmet
Chelsea
Oak Island
Keefe
Garryowen
Hanover Street
McCarthy to race Jeffries at Charles River Park
Tom McCarthy of the city challenges World's Champion James J. Jeffries to a 75 yard foot race this after noon at Charles River Park. McCarthy vows Jeffries will never catch him.
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Charles River Park
Tom McCarthy
James J. Jeffries
McCarthy
Jeffries
Wollaston Golfers Defeat Her Players Strongly
Wollaston golfers handily beat her players in a decisive match. President Freeman of Wollaston attended and played the Sler game, contributing to the event's high profile and lively competition.
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Freeman of
Wollaston
Wollaston Golfers Triumph Over Harvard Team
Wollaston defeated Harvard on the links by 6 to 2 amid mist and soft greens. Only one Harvard player won his match. F R Freeman led Wollaston with a 7 to 0 victory over H Lindsley. Weather affected play and greens were poor.
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Wollaston
Harvard
F. R. Freeman
Wollaston Golf Club
H. Lindsley
Greems
Golf at the Seaside at Isles of Shoals links
Oceanic Hotel owners Tyler and Green in Isles of Shoals New Hampshire added golf this season. A. H. Findlay designed a six hole course spanning 1360 yards with natural hazards. Frid ay praises high scores while a junior and elder friendly putting green aids non players. Climate is mild with scenic beauty boosting resort appeal.
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Isles of Shoals
N. H
Tyler and Green
A. H. Findlay
Friday
Brookline Club Team Match and Qualifying Round Dates
A fragmented schedule lists golf events across multiple clubs including Oakley Country Club and Brae-Burn, with qualifying rounds, stroke play, and medal formats. Various clubs such as Newton Centre and Myopia Hunt are noted for cups and handicap formats, with finals anticipated in May and June leading to interclub matches and cup competitions.
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Brookline
Harvard
Oakley Country Club
Brae-Burn Club
West Newton
Newton Centre Club
Newton Club
George O. Warren
Allston’ Club
J. W. Chick Cup
Spay Meds Club
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamiton
Trees
Salem
Winthrop Club
Concord Club
Cord
Weston
Winchester
Warner
Meadow Club
Alpine Club
Fall River Club
Morristown
N. J
Princeton
Plainfield
Short Hills
Baltusrol Club
Manly P. Toler
Charles River Park cycling events with notable exhibitor pairings
At Charles River Park this afternoon cycling events align with a reception for Champion James J. Jeffries. Amateur mile race includes Moran and McConnell among others. Jimmy Michael to ride an exhibition, and Albert Champion to perform on a motorcycle. Unity Cycle Club plans a Marathon road race on May 27 from 574 Massachusetts Ave with Ashland as turning point, plus various meets and prizes across multiple clubs and cities.
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Charles River Park
James J. Jeffries
James F. Moran
Chelsea
Charles McConnell
Boston
Joseph Currie
Roxbury
George L. Howland
Sam Sulkin
Charles S. Robinson
James B. Garland
Charlestown
Jimmy Michael
Albert Champion
Unity Cycle Club
Ashland
Massachusetts Avenue
Wayside Park
John H. Keyes
Gay Street
Nashua Cycle Club
George A. B. Leach
Chestnut Street
Nashua
N. H
Trane Pleasure Club
New Downer Landing
North Weymouth
J. H. McCloskey
Neponset Avenue
Neponset
Fall River
Nat Gerry
North Main Street
Turgeon
Westgate
Dowty
Swift
Pierce
Downey
Buttonwood Park
Theo
B. Baylies
New Bedford
Gibson
Cincinnati
Porter
Detroit
Bolting
Providence
Police Wheel Club
Glenmere
J. M. Barnett
Andrew Street
Lynn
Biker Brown's Stirring Race Against Time 2000 Miles
New York May 18 William R Brown continues his grueling ride aiming to cover 2000 miles in seven to eight days. He has just completed his fourteenth century at 8 pm after 189 hours 20 minutes, but remains eleven hours behind the schedule yet optimistic about finishing by Sunday noon.
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Biker Brown
New York
William R. Brown
Brown
Lynn Cycle Club Meet and Officers Named
Mile novice and open events plus two mile handicap and team pursuit race sanctioned by the N C board of control. Waltham, Haverhill and Charlestown clubs listed. Gouvenirs for the Press Century available after 7 pm. next century scheduled June 32. Ladies cycle club elects officers Miss Joyce to Miss Donovan. Royal Cycle Club officers named. ham tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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Lynn
Waltham Cycle Club
J. Rourke
Waltham
N. Hoyt
Haverhill
N. C Board of Control
L. Shuster
Charlestown
C. C. Century
Ladies’ Cycle Club
The
Wells Memorial Institute
Margaret Joyce
Minnierroll
Ellen LeVangie
Oss
Elle Boyle
Miss Alderman
Miss Condon
Miss Donovan
Ers
Royal Cycle Club
Louis Krantze
Uls Cooper
Harry Nichols
Hyamet Peer
Ene Stobodkin
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Jones
Hawe
Jboston College
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Washington St
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Asin
Boylston
Ithacans
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N.Y
Richardson CO
Washington
Hanover ST
Boston Cycle CO
Scott
Mgr
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van Nostrand’s P. B. Ale
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M’carthy
Harvard Lampoo Golf
Lynchville
Chin Wena
H. Smith
Cy R. Heiderson
C. I. _Bremer
T. Richardson
Lindsley
Attleton
K. Wadsworth
H. Parrington
R. B. Porter
Vanderpool
C. A. Price
Grey
Medfield
Medfield Golf Club
Professor Allen
Norfolk Hunt Club
Rosa Allen
London
Westward Ho
Adair
County
Antrim
Neville
Worcestershire
Keilty & Cummins
ML Ett & CO
McGreenery Bros. & Mannino
Will Brown
Wonder
E. R. Bayne
Will. Brown
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