King Crowther final stock allotment offered to public
Final 60 000 shares of treasury stock of King Crowther Corporation remain for public subscription at 2 dollars per share par value 1 dollar full paid non assessable. After this allotment no more public stock offered. Right to apportion excess orders pro rata and to decline late orders after June 1. Company active in Texas oil with rail and pipeline projects and large equipment. Cash in full with orders. methods include registered mail money orders and certified checks.
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Treasury
King-Crowther Corporation
San Antonio & Crowther Railroad Company
San Antonio
Texas
King-Crowther Pipe Line Company
Tidewater
Atascosa
Live Oak
McMullen
Karnes City
Plymouth Rock
Golden Gate
Boston Teams Prepare for Week of Baseball at Huntington and South End Grounds
King Crowthern Corp announces schedules at Huntington avenue field with Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics and Comiskey’s Chicago team, while Captain Long’s men play in Chicago and St. Louis through Saturday. Nationals return to South End Grounds in a week. Tenney leads Boston in batting and fielding despite suspension. Local teams show batting declines but solid fielding. Collins and Hickman top batting averages for Boston Americans and Ferris trails. Lachance leads fielding for the American League squad as Tenney tops Buckenberger’s list. Warner and Kittredge twice noted as second-best catchers for their teams.
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Huntington Avenue
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Comiskey
Chicago
Captain Long
St. Louis
Nationals
South End
Fred Tenney
Clarke
Collins
Boston
Cooley
Greminger
Carney
Moran
Boston Nationals
Lachance
Tenney
Buckenberger
Warner
Kittredge
Boston Americans
Sa Ie Collins
Ccccerecserereees
Hickman
Ceeeeeeesseers
Seeeee
Ferris Eee Eeerre
Lachance Eereeeeereee
Parent
Tee
T.B.A
H.R Tenney
Cooley See
Greminger Aeeree Eree
Carney Weer
Moran Ciceeseeeeeeresnereee
Seer Eeree Eeeree
Demontreville
Hadekaeneeveer
Willis Seer Eee
Pittinger
Courtney
Malarkey
Winters
St Louis and Chicago play 17 innings to a tie
The May 18 game in Chicago between St Louis and Chicago ended in a sensational 17 inning tie. Both sides produced late rallies but stellar pitching and defense kept the score level. Attendance was 15 418 as the crowd witnessed a game of brave hitting and tight defense.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Remarkable six pitcher game ends early after darkness
Detroit and Cleveland engaged in a pitching duel at West End Park. McGuire hit a grand slam with bases loaded in the fourth as Streit struggled. Joss and Lundblom were shelled later. Darkness forced the game to be called after seven innings with Cleveland leading on offense.
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Detroit
Mich
West End Park
Streit
McGuire
DOO
Gleveland
Casvcecsccerces
Stever
Mullin
Miller
Jose
Sundblom
Joss
Holmes
Motinire
Yeager
Wood
Rune
Buelow
Harley
Pickering
Thoner
Siever
Lundblom
Filberfeld
Cleveland
Casey
E. Harley
Barrett
Steer
Senor
Eberfeld
Venger
Dillon
Slever
Digi
Duncan
Bemis
Osaies
S Tyree
I Lundblom
Weekend Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
Boston faces Chicago while Philadelphia battles Pittsburg and Brooklyn meets St Louis. New York travels to Cincinnati as a slate of key city pairings unfolds this weekend with multiple teams seeking series momentum.
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Atta, Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Trees Eesene
A. Aors
Philadelphis
Cincinnati Veeed Cues Eevee
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Manefee Loses First Game As Visitors Rally In Chicago
In Chicago on May 18 Menefee took a hard loss as Philipp worked well with runners on, while visitors produced most of their hits after two outs and capitalized on our base runners. Attendance reached 14,600.
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Chicago
Menefee
Philipp
Bowlers in Close Race at St Louis
St Louis defeated Brooklyn in an exciting afternoon game with umpire Power strict and Sheckard Dahlen and Wicker ordered off for alleged bad conduct. Attendance 5800. Mystic Valley League title chase tight as four clubs remain in contention with Arlington leading by one game.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Sheckard
Dahlen
Wicker
Arlington
A. A
Newtowne
Cambridge
Charlestown
Old Belfry
Calumet
Medford
Towanda
Sr Louis
A.B
Farrell
Sues
Donovan
Smoot
C. F
Barclay
Lovee
Kruger
Eons Hartman
Brashear
Ef . Ryan
Irwin
Ahearn
Hughes
Keeler
J. Farrell
Flood
Wheeler
cCreery
Balis
Ases
Cincinnati Rally Carries in Fifth as Kennedy Falls
National brief notes Cincinnati's 6 run burst in the fifth inning on seven clean singles to down Kennedy. Evans struggled in the sixth while Ewing remained steady. Sharp fielding marked the game with an attendance of 6500.
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Cincinnati
Kennedy
Evans
Ewing
Cycle Stars in Training at Charles River Park
Crowds of over two thousand watch riders train for next Saturday night’s races at Charles River Park. Notables include Albert Champion with a tire bust, Nat Butler traveling from Atlanta, and Otto Maya nearing his mile pace. Entries ship in from Brockton, Cambridge, and South Boston as Lowell gears up for its Spindle City Wheelmen meet on June 7.
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Charles River Park
Albert Champion
Nat Butler
Atlanta
Otto Maya
Fields
Winesett
Butler
Champion
Hugh McLean
John Dubois
Brockton
Maya
Keegan
Allahan
Crooks
Young Coffey
South Boston
Tobin
Cambridge
Harry Carter
Coffey
Rail-Birds
L. E. Mettling
Spindle City Wheelmen
Lowell
Lowell Fairgrounds
Boston
A. G. Foster
Dee Street
Boxing Rivalry Set For Bowdoin Square Bout
Boxing gossip announces Jack Carrig versus Billy Gardner at Bowdoin Square Athletic Club. The entire club will attend, promising the season’s most interesting bout. Both fighters report peak condition and readiness for Monday night action.
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Jack Carrig
Billy Gardner
Bowdoin Square Athletic Club
Carrig
Gardner
Boston Boxers and Promoter Talk at Lenox Club Event
Boxing page notes Billy Gardner's Boston visit for Lenox club show with six bouts including Matty Baldwin vs Kid Terrell and a main eight rounder Dick O'Brien vs George Byers. Columnist promotes Dick O'Brien resurgence while condemning rival gang tactics and anonymous letters targeting boxing figures. Also mentions a letter to Dan Littlejohn and a plan to invite Al Smith to England for a coronation carnival.
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the Crescent A
Dick Hanlon
Landrigan
Highland Lake
Bowdoin Square
Steve Mahoney
Billy
Lenox Club
Matty Baldwin
Kid Terrell
Archie Collins
Young McDonough
Tommy Dixon
Tommy Norman
Joe Reed
O'Brien
Byers
Dan Littlejohn
St. John
N. B
Littlejohn
Charlie O'Rourke
Twin Sullivan
Gaskin
Boston
United States
Casey
A. P. Ordway
America
al Smith
England
Amateur Baseball Teams Seeks Games Across Boston Area
A compiled list shows teams from Sacred Hearts in Roslindale to Linden in Cambridge seeking opponents. Names include Joseph Carli Jr, David Noonan, James Flynn, J. Magee, Fred Manning, J. Conty, Fenney, Joe Shea, Captain Griffin, Louis Putnam, William Weller, Fred A. Hutchins, Daniel Barry, John F. Mulloy, Michael Boyan, J. J. Sullivan, H. L. Tinkham, Percy O'Brien, James Rogers, and others, with addresses in South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, East Boston, Somerville, and Newton.
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teuUr Deserail Lens
Sacred Hearts
Roslindale
Joseph Carlison
Huntington Avenue
South Boston
David Noonan
West Secord Street
James Flynn
Boston Street
Jalnuts
Roxbury
James I’. Magee
Milk Street
Elmore A. A
J. McVey
Third Street
Vernons
Dorchester
Fred Manning
Dorchester Avenue
Millmonts
J. P. Conty
Highland Street
Colton A. A
Jamaica Plain
F. W. Johnson
Washington Street
Scincoln
South End
Joe Shea
Union Park
Kings
Captain Griffin
Silver Street
Shamrocks
Revere
Louis Putnam
Tevere Street
Maple A. C
William Weller
Arklow Street
West Roxbury
Fred A. Hutchins
Spring Street
Thomas F. Clarks
East Boston
Daniel Barry
Cottage Street
Hub
John F. Mulloy
Clark & Mahoney
Michael Boyan
Marion Street
St. Marys
David J. Larkin
Bennington Street
S. A. Prefers
Chester Norris
Fourth Street
Etnas
J. J. Sullivan
Statters
John Mogan
Brooks Street
Mavericks
G. Sullivan
Enurekas
Martin Powers
Thorn A. C
W. F. Doolan
Burt Street
Metropolitan A.A
Somerville
C. S. Dawes
Ashland Street
Our Boys
Bernard Dunn
Porter Street
Quaker
Vincent Conley
Dorchester Street
Boston
St. Johns
Newton Lower Falls
John A. Fleming
Winter Hills
H. L. Tinkham
Temple Street
Belmont A. A
Percy O'Brien
Spring Hill
the Fenway
James Rogers
Kenwood Road
Linwoods
Hyde Park
F. F. Savage
Rosewood Street
Leon A. C
Thomas H. Williams
Leon Street
Wolcott
Wolcott, Revere, 15, G. Turner, 131 Campbell Avenue. the Vinion A. A
James Cragin
E Street
Sacred Heart Juniors
J. Powers
Brook Street
Linden
Cambridge
James Shanon
Grant Street
New York Yacht Club May Visit Marblehead and Provincetown
A dispatch says Commodore Ledyard announced the New York Yacht Club will visit the Eastern Yacht Club at Marblehead in August. Races on the Eastern courses, prizes for winners, and a reception or ball are planned. The visit may include a stop in Provincetown on Cape Cod for owners and guests to explore the town.
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New York Yacht Club
Provincetown
Marblehead
New York
Commodore Ledyard
Eastern Yacht Club
New York Squadron
Cape Cod
Carnival Week Attracts Al Smith In Boxing Show
National Sporting Club week features Al Smith as marquee draw, with Dr Ordway promoting. Pat Daly purse raised to 2500 plus 500 expenses, but Jack Gans declines. Gans Erne receipts totaled 12000 with Gans earning 4500 and Erne 4200. Erne had a side guarantee boosting his pay. B H Benton Rob Roy.
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Cunard
Lucania
National Sporting Club
New York
England
al Smith
Ordway
Pat Sheehan
Danny Murphy
Macon McCormick
Kid McCoy
Kid Carter
Philadelphia
McCoy
Carter
Joe Chogassi
Chicago
George Dixon
Canada
Billy Ryan
Syracuse
Joe Gans
Pat Daly
Gans
Gans-Erne
Erne
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Pro cyclists thrill Newark crowd at Vailsburg track
About 6000 spectators watched a day of races led by a 25 mile professional event won by Frank L. Kramer of East Orange with F A McFarland of San Jose second and Charles Hadfield of Newark third. Also noted were Teddy Billington winning the amateur quarter mile and George Glasson taking the two mile handicap. Danny Sullivan claimed 20 lap prizes.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Kramer
McFarland
Danny” Sullivan
Teddy
Billington
New York
A. C
George Glasson
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
F. A. McFarland
San Jose
Charles Hadfield
John Bedell
Lynbrook
G. H. Collett
New Haven
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Nashug Gude
Milwaukee
BLATZ
VAL. Blatz Brewing CO
Chas. &. Gove & Co
Canal St
Phone Naymarket Co
Asence
Selg
Aaim
Sidbury St
Marketmen’s League
Kinsman
Verevd Eae
Hollis
Tsesuee Miller, Jr
Arbers
Walker
Fitz
A. Weitz
Kirk
Kilion
I Annis
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A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Mass
M’farland
Sullivan
Roy
London
Bromfield Street
Lovell
Goodrich
Iver Johnson
Washington St
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