Intercity Tennis Honors Fall to Hub Teams at Country Club
Brookline Country Club hosts a unity women’s match between York and Boston and a semi final in the open mixed doubles. Sears injures a finger and forfeits, Niles and Rotch advance. Shurtleff and Dabney win a three set match over Barger Wallach and Johnson. Rotch and Niles, Harvard stars, face Shurtleff and Dabney in today’s intercity doubles.
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Brookline Country Club
York
Boston
Evelyn Sears
D. P. Rhoades
N. W. Niles
Edith Rotch
Sears
Shurtleff
A. S
New York
Harvard
A. 5. Dabney
Eleanora Sears
Fenno
Feary
Barger-Wallach
M. Curtis
A. M. Miles
Louise Hammond
Boston School Committee Promotes Athletic Instructors
Six assistant athletic instructors were appointed with salaries set at 900 dollars yearly, rising 72 dollars yearly to a maximum of 1116. The committee authorized up to 400 dollars to exchange a teacher with Prussia under the Carnegie Foundation program for an Easter trip next year. The meeting also discussed washing the schoolhouse windows and expanding coal bin capacity to store a year’s fuel.
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Prussia
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Boston
Storrow
Common Council
Link Shad Wins After Knockout Against Petrelli
Shad Link defeated Leo Petrelli by knockout when an open handed strike to the jaw floored the Italian. Referee S B Karp disqualified Petrelli after the decisive blow ended a 20 minute struggle at the Columbia arena.
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Shad Link
Leo Petrelli
the Columbia
S. B. Karp
Shad
Perrelli
Petrelli
Schoolboys Exonerated in East Boston Basketball Case
At a meeting of the headmasters committee at the English High School the bilayers Charles Hoernle Armstrong Conly and Howard were exonerated from all blames in the East Boston contest. Charges of professionalism had alleged they received money for a game with East Boston High. The All Interscholastic team was involved.
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English High School
East Boston
Charles Hoernle
Armstrong
Conly
Howard
John F. Casey
English High
Mann
Roxbury High
Lincoln
Dorchester High
East Boston High
The
All Interscholases
Dartmouth Versus Harvard Sets Big Hanover Showdown
Hanover N H May 18 Tomorrow Harvard visits for the first time in three years as Dartmouth hosts the Crimson in a key home test after beating Trinity Yale and West Point last week. The team aims to capitalize on growing confidence and hopes to return with a win.
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Hanover
N. H
Harvard
Trinity
Yale
West Point
Crimson
Harvard to Shuffle Lineup in Rivalry at Dartmouth
Harvard coach Pieper will bench McCall and Briggs and start Kemble and Hall in new order against Dartmouth in Hanover this afternoon. Captain Leonard leads off with Har vey, Lanigan, Aronson and Currier in the top four, then Simons Hall Kemble Hicks. Harvard departs Cambridge at 9 am and returns tomorrow morning to play Andover at 4 pm on Soldiers Field.
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Pieper
Harvard
Dartmouth
Hanover
Cambridge
New Hampshire
McCall
Briggs
Kemble
Hall
Leonard
Cub Harvey
Lanigan
Aronson
Currier
Simons
Hicks
Andover
Soldiers Field
Stone boats win river race after coach makes crew changes
Weather on the river was excellent as two Stone school boats raced over a mile. The first crew won by about a boat length with coach Tom Lindsay restructuring the lineup at captain Howe’s request. Changes moved Murray Boutwell Jr to the second boat and Has Kell to the second boat’s stroke. Keays shifted to first boat and Sam Youngman joined the No 4 bow. English High Cambridge Latin Legate and Brookline High also rowed, with Coleman returning to bow in the first four after appendicitis.
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Stone
Tom Lindsay
Howe
Murray Boutwell, Jr
Thon
Haskell
Keays
Lindsay
Sam Youngman
English High
Cambridge Latin
Legate
Brookline High
Coleman
Burgess
Welterweight Title Fight Highlights This Week at Columbia
Tonight at the Columbia Theatre Young Prokos meets Stanley Karp for the welterweight championship in the second wrestling carnival bout. Karp is the current champion whose claim is challenged this evening. Fritz Hanson Leo Pardello and James Galvin are set for tomorrow's final contest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Stanley Karp
Young Prokos
Karp
Fritz Hanson
Leo Pardello
James Galvin
Hayes Wins Decision Over Baker in Six-Round Bout
Grover Hayes of Chicago defeated Harry Baker of San Francisco in a hard six round clash at the West End A. C. Baker used speed to land many jabs and elude Hayes, but Hayes endured and took the honors in Philadelphia on May 18.
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Philadelphia
Grover Hayes
Chicago
Harry Baker
San Francisco
West End A. C
Baker
Boston Man Found Dead in Hartford Hotel
Charles Rye of Boston was found dead in bed at a Hartford hotel on May 18. Authorities offered no immediate details about the deceased or the cause of death.
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Boston
Hartford
Conn
Charles Rye
Williams Captain G. B. Horrox Targets Five Events at New England Meet
Captain G. B. Horrox of Williams College leads in five events at the New England intercollegiate championships set for Tech Field Brookline Friday and Saturday. He competes in high and low hurdles, high jump, pole vault, and running broad jump and is expected to score in most events though hurdle heats may stop him.
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New England
Tech Field
Brookline
G. B. Horrox
Williams College
Horrox
Brown
Amherst
Boston bowlers set new marks in duck and candle pin event
At Boylston Alleys the national duck and candle pin congress opened with high scores. The Clancy Specials posted 1534 as a five man team, while Pilgrim of South Boston reached 1379. Chandler led in ducks with 310 and Delano topped candles with 306. Casino Lynn defeated the Boylstons for Massachusetts title 1366 to 1345.
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Boylston
Clancy
Boston
South Boston
Clancy Specials
Armstrong
Martell
Wildey
Chandler
Delano
Sheafe
Williams
Lynn
Boylstons
Massachusetts
Casino
Boxing Promoter Bets Big Purse For Ketchell Papke Clash
Jim Coffroth bids $10000 for Ketchell versus Papke at any distance 20 to 45 rounds in late June in a bid to lure the match from Milwaukee. Ketchell Papke could draw at least $20000 in Beer City for a 10 round bout, keeping the title on the coast option alive.
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Jim Coffroth
California
Colma
Stanley Ketchell
Bill Papke
Milwaukee
Coffroth
Ketchell
Papke
Beer City
Jim Jeffries
Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Nelson
Gans
Nevada
Packey McFarland
Armory A. A
Sandy Ilerguson
Chelsea
West End
Sam Langford
Johnny Lynch
Cambridge
Young Clark
Lawrence
al Delmont
New York
Charley Griffin
Joe Bowker
Harry Pollock
Griffin
Abe Attell
E. D
Brookline
Langford
Jim Barry
Barry
Noted Calm at Symphony Hall Bannered by Cy Morgan
A placid mood settles near Symphony Hall as Cy Morgan is praised among blue ribbon holders. The piece upholds Ferguson without fear, while Missouri is called out as well shown, and the text claims authenticity despite scarce stamps.
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Symphony Hall
Cy Morgan
Missouri
Mr. Ferguson
Quip Filled Remarks From a Fragmented Exchange
A collage of snappy, unrelated lines references Joe Walcott records Chadwick finger taps and a Smithsonian plaster model display while naming Tuck Turner and a promise to withhold amat- ory letters toward a popcorn gent with a curt dismissal.
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Terence Q
Joe Walcott
Bunker Hill Monument
Claude
Charley Hickman
Smithsonian Institute
Frank M.—Tuck Turner
Marjorie
Bizarre sports chatter and mild jabs mix in amid college chatter
The piece notes a man vowing to grow a R S beard until Jeffries is rated, jokes about the Vandyke beard class, mocks a diploma holder who ignores Who's Who, Chelsea’s form, Alec McLean buying vests, James I Sullivan leading the A A U of America, and John Mack of Yale praising Harvard Stadium as a pleasant afternoon spot.
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R. S
Wee Jim Jeffries
Chelsea
Alec McLean
James I. Sullivan
A. A. U. of America
Kid Taft Bows Out Of 105-Pound London Contest
Bill Taft will not travel to London for the 105-pound championship. He has gained weight and faces manager T. R. An oddity notes no entries from Athlone or Kerry in the Wienerwurst events. The Emperor of Germany will officiate as handicapper in moustache curling on the Olympic card.
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Kid Taft
London
Bill
T. R
Athlone
Kerry
Land of Dollars Brings Ezra Kendall Back to Boston
Ezra Kendall returns after three years with George Ade's The Land of Dollars at the Majestic for a two week engagement. The production blends Ade's lines with Kendall's eccentric monologue style, drawing big laughs from the audience. The cast includes Eleanor Barry and Burnette Radcliffe among others, and Kendall invited the Boston and Cleveland American baseball teams to attend.
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Ezra Kendall
Boston
George Ade
Ade
Kendall
Ezra
Eleanor Barry
Burnette Radcliffe
Helene Sallinger
Caroline Eckert
Charlotte Learn
Inez Plummer
W. Chamberlain
Ashley Miller
Charles Crosby
Horace Newman
Raymond Daly
Charles Wilson
Harry Hanlon
Charles Rawson
Cleveland
the Majestic
Mr. Kendall
Napoleon Lajoie
Richard Carle Stars in Fourth Week of Marys Lamb at Colonial
Richard Carle closed a four week run at the Colonial Theatre in Boston with Marys Lamb drawing steady crowds. Eliza Proctor Otis plays the domineering spouse in a lively musical comedy filled with bright lines and constant laughter. Henrietta Lee Edith St Clair Bertha Mills and Winnifred Gilraine round out a strong chorus and contribute to the show’s light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carle
Colonial Theatre
Boston
Eliza Proctor Otis
Henrietta Lee
Edith St. Clair
Bertha Mills
Winnifred Gilraine
Columbia Theatre Burlesque Show Delivers Lively Night
The Columbia's Yankee Doodle Girls captivate crowds with engaging burlesque led by Sadie Huested and Etta Victoria. James F. Leonard shines in an Irish role while five top acts and an engaging olio keep audiences laughing. Wrestling bouts, mat contests, and chorus and amateur bills fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
James F. Leonard
Sadie Huested
Etta Victoria
Miss Huested
Venus
Young Prokos
Stanley Karp
Leo Pardello
James Galvin
Castle Square Opens Summer Season With Il Trovatore
The Castle Square Theatre reopened under William C. Masson with Il Trovatore led by Clara Lane as Leonora and Tallman as Manrice. Louise Le Baron as Azucena drew enthusiastic acclaim. Murray, Boyle, and Amy Remly filled key roles. The opera runs all week except Wednesday matinee and Thursday and Saturday evenings when La Traviata is staged. Next week features Robin Hood with The Geisha planned thereafter.
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Castle Square
William C. Masson
Il Trovatore
Opera
Leonora
Clara Lane
Mr. Tallman
Manrice
Louise le Baron
Mr. Murray
Count di Luna
Mr. Boyle
Ferrando
Amy Remly
Inez
The Legend of the Ghost at Theatre Comique
A review praises The Legend of the Ghost as the era’s most remarkable film at Theatre Comique with superb colored scenes and strong lower region effects. It notes The Little Chimney Sweeps as a pathetic tale and Locked Up as a soldier’s attempt to see his sweetheart.
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Theatre Comique
Star Theatre Presents Patriotically Timed San Francisco Fleet Feature
The Star Theatre shows a timely two part program this week featuring the fleet at San Francisco. The film includes over a thousand feet of views of the parade at San Pedro, the flower Zete at Santa Barbara, and a reception. Patriotism drew strong Boston attendance yesterday.
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Star Theatre
San Francisco
San Pedro
Santa Barbara
Boston
Tremont Theatre Ends Run of The Man of the Hour
The Man of the Hour nears its final week at Tremont Theatre with nearly 200 performances. The play draws strong female interest through its love story and humor while its critique of municipal dishonesty appeals to men. Last matinees are Wednesday and Saturday. next Monday the company begins rehearsals for A Knight for a Day, a Wallack's hit arriving from New York.
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Tremont Theatre
Broadhurst
Mr. Broadhurst
Tremont
Robert B. Smith
Raymond Hubbell
Boston
Wallack’s
New York
Lion and the Mouse extended run at Hollis Street Theatre
Boston audience cheers for Edmond Breese and Shirley Rossmore Gertrude Coghlan in The Lion and the Mouse. The engagement extends to May 30 with a well balanced company including Malcolm Duncan Frazier Coulter Grace Thorne. Next week is promised as the final performances in Boston.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Edmond Breese
Boston
Ready Money Ryder
Trust King
Shirley Rossmore
Gertrude Coghlan
Malcolm Duncan
Frazier Coulter
Grace Thorne
the Lion and the Mouse
The Chorus Lady At Park Theatre Ends Its Run
Last week at the Park Theatre brings strong box office crowds for The Chorus Lady starring Miss Stahl. Chauncey Olcott begins his first Park Theatre star engagement on Monday June 1 with a new play O Neil of Derry promising further success.
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Park Theatre
Miss Stahl
Bijou Dream draws packed houses with new features
Crowded audiences at the Bijou Dream enjoyed a grand opera quartet including Caruso Scott Abbott and Homer performing Rigoletto. Boy soprano Master Auriemma again impressed, securing an extended engagement. A crisp lecture on Presidential Possibilities accompanied the program alongside regular high quality entertainment.
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Caruso
Scott
Abbott
Homer
Auriemma
Bijou
Review of Pacific fleet and stage show at home of refined amusement
Patrons are promised a week of features headlined by a review of the famous Pacific fleet of Uncle Sam’s warships entering the bay in formation. The lineup includes The Gentleman Burglar and The Humanovas presenting Fireside Reminiscences and The Count of No Account. Illustrated songs include Roses Bring Dreams of You and Over the Hills and Far Away. Signor Fontini again delights with bass solos.
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Uncle Sam
California
Humanovas
Signor Fontini
Scenic Temple Berkeley Street at Warren Avenue Gears For Week
Despite the near end of the theatrical season patrons are scarce at the Scenic Temple. This week features a varied program from overtures to closing motion pictures with illustrated songs by talented vocalists and lively comedy. The full orchestra delivers operatic interpolations noted as a treat.
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Scenic Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Pastime Theatre vaudeville thrills large crowds all day
The Pastime Theatre continues vaudeville with bids for non stop shows from 9 AM to 11 PM after strong audience demand. Adolph Adams performs multiple caricatures, Jack Ronan presents blackface, Ed Poulter a character comedy, Clock and Hanson a musical novelty act, and Lawrence and Graham also perform.
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Adolph Adams
Jack Ronan
Ed Poulter
Clock
Hanson
Lawrence
Graham
Hub Theatre Presents The Arrival of the Fleet at San Francisco
The Hub Theatre features a two hour show with the hour program plus The Arrival of the Fleet at San Francisco. The national importance picture runs all week as an added attraction. A ladies' orchestra provides instrumental and incidental music with a Thursday change.
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Hub Theatre
San Francisco
Ladies’ Orchestra
Keith’s Theatre Offers Full-Bill Vaudeville Mixed Night
Maude Fulton and William Rock headline a lively Keith’s Theatre bill with a fast moving sketch. Edward Connelly and company perform Marie Covington with strong lead acting. Howard and North deliver top laughs while Almont and Fulton showcase instrumental novelty. Picquays amaze with acrobatics and George and Walters excel in In the Streets of Italy. A Briarcliff race reel caps an excellent program.
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KEITH
Maude Fulton
Willian Rock
Keith's
Edward Connelly and Company
George Ade
Marie Covington
Virginia
Mr. Connelly
Captain Covington
Ernest Carr
Paul Dallzell
Gerald Griffin
Arthur Ebbetts
Boston
Howard
North
Almont
Fulton
Picquays
George and
Walters
Italy
Howard Trusdell
Elsie Currie
Jack Reidy
Ben Morse
Shewbrook
Berry
Raven
Morgan
Chester
Zaza Charms Boston Theatre with Belasco's Stage Mastery
The Boston Theatre presents Zaza with Eleanor Gordon in the title role and strong support from Wilson Melrose Theodore Friebus Rose Morrison and others. The crowd applauded the second and third acts as the lavish sets and performances impressed patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Zaza
Morison
Belasco
Eleanor Gordon
Wilson Melrose
Bernard Dufrene
Theodore Friebus
Jaques Rigault
Rose Morrison
Rosa Bonne
Little Grace Roberts
Toto
Walter Walker
Cascart
Thomas MacLarnie
Duc de Buissac
Olive Rea Temple
Alice
Julia Stuart
Natalie
Mabel Colcord
Fioriiane
Olive L. Oliver
Mme. Dufrene
Palace Theatre opens strong with new stock company
The Palace Theatre launches summer with its strongest stock company yet under Manager Waldron. Two shows daily at 2 and 8 PM replace the prior schedule. Wednesday chorus girls contest follows performances. Friday is amateur night. Burlesques Hotel DeCohen and Taking Things Easy lead the bill, with a slate of performers and motion pictures at the Palacscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Waldron
John J. Black
Milton Schuster
Billy Hart
Frank Ernest
George Bates
Camille Falardaux
Tilly Cohen
Pearl Black
Grace Toledo
Minnie Reinhart
Hodges
Launchmere
Bates
Ernest
Hedder and Sereno
Palacescope
Grace Moxom
Helen Stewart
Winnie Meade
Miss Monroe
Frankie Mack
Austin & Stones Museum Delights Crowds With Barbary Hons
Big crowds at Austin & Stone's museum view the Barbary Hons and mystery acts by Belyea Effie Lorraine and others. The Casey theatre bill showcases Manhattan touring car act with Dorothy Norton as chauffeur Eleanor Lawrence as footman Norma Phara sings, plus acts by Cassie French Della Ames Vesta Gilbert and a military skit. Jim Duffy Smith and Fulton Flynn and Liston Smith and TaRose in a negro act and Tom Meadows Vera Belasco star in A Night at the Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin & Stone’s
Norma Phara
Manhattan Girls
Cassie French
Della Ames
Vesta Gilbert
Josh
Dorothy Norton
Jim Duffy
Smith
Wonderland opens preparations for 1908 season crowds
Wonderland in full readiness for a big 1908 season with Pawnee Bill’s Indian troupe and young America in town. Manning’s Alabama coons rehearsing Darktown, Annette Kellerman returning for half hour swimming exhibitions, Modane sisters aerial act and Claeres comic duo slated for the arena show. Eighth Regiment Band to provide daily concerts as grand board walk parades touted as the largest yet. Wonderland to open next Saturday afternoon.
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Wonderland
Pawnee Bill
Company of Indians
Young America
Revere
Manning
Singing and Dramatic Company of
Alabama Coons
Darktown
Annette Kellerman
Modane Sisters
Claeres
Stiles
Eighth Regiment
Howard Atheneum Presents Vestibule Vaudeville
Advance vaudeville is replaced by vestibule vaudeville offering comfort and quick service. Charmion, a trapeze performer, headlines with a clever routine and button souvenirs. The program includes The Players by Powers, Dora Pelletier numbers, Buch Brothers, Atwood and Henry, Hayes and Wynne, Smith and Dugan, Henella the illusionist, Walsh and Thorne, Ma Dills contortion, Jeans and Careno, Martin and Doyle, Day a specialty team, and Howardscope with varied acts.
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Howard Atheneum
Charmion
John T. Powers
Dora Pelletier
Buch Brothers
Atwood
Henry
Hayes
Wynne
Smith
Dugan
Henella
Walsh
Thorne
Ma Dills
Jeans
Careno
Martin and Doyle
Howardscope
Daya
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delivers A Crown of Thorns
Bowdoin Square Theatre stock company presented A Crown of Thorns a realistic melodrama by Jay Hunt. The plot follows an English lord’s elopement with a young girl and the outcast child’s journey to social restoration. Jane Stuart excelled as Dorothy Deane with Arthur Maitland as Dave Spaulding. other cast members contributed to a strong dramatic showing. Motion pictures were shown before and between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre Stock Company
Jay Hunt
Jane Stuart
Dorothy Deane
Arthur Maitland
Stren
Dave Spaulding
Charles Stevens
Iseabel Sherman
Harry Jenkins
Hal Brown
Florence Hale
Tommy Shea
Louis Bresen
Samuel Brack
Pop Concert Programme at Symphony Hall Delights Audiences
Tonight's programme features Kaiser Friedrich an inaugural march, Die Fledermaus overture, Madame Butterfly selection, Fra Diavolo overture, Waltz Dream, Espana, and other works by Strauss Waldteufel Massenet Puccini and Daniels, plus string Berceuse and Greenwood Suite.
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Symphony Hall
Kaiser Friedrich
Friedermann
Seegees Strauss
Mlle
Modiste
Jesese
Herbert G
Phedre
eMassenet
Strube D
Erumorcero
Ecsaceces Alber
Espana
Ccccecae Waldteufel
Harvard Class Crew Races to Be Repeated After Accident
The Harvard class rowing race will be redone Thursday after an freshman boat accident. The sophomores won last Saturday with seven men in the boat and one oar broken. officials now judge the freshmen, racing under adverse conditions, capable of a stronger performance and will have both crews compete again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Philadelphia
Sailor Burke and Fred Bradley Draw in Six Round Bout
In a fast six round match at the Grand A. C. Sailor Burke fought to a draw with Boston’s Fred Bradley. Bradley floored Burke in the second round for a nine count, Burke left with both eyes closed and badly cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sailor Burke
Fred Bradley
Boston
Morse's Magazine Issue Two Delivers Promised Gems
J C Morse issues the second Baseball Magazine with painstaking coverage unseen in daily and weekly sports press. Notable writings by Henry Chadwick Langdon Smith Allan Sangree Charley Somerville Rabbi Fleischer Hank O Day and A G Spalding appear in a richly illustrated edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morse
Henry Chadwick
Langdon Smith
Allan Sangree
Charley Somerville
Rabbi Fleischer
Hank O
Burlington farmer commits suicide after crow shooting remark
Deacon, a wealthy Burlington county New Jersey farmer, killed himself at breakfast with a shotgun after telling his workers he would go out to shoot crows. His brother had recently taken his own life as well.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Howard
Deacon
Burlington County
New Jersey
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