Baseball schedule fragment for multiple leagues and cities
A garbled listing shows matchups across leagues with teams such as Baltimore Louisville Washington Pittsboro New Bedford Cincinnati Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Brockton Lewiston Augusta Portland and others. The text is incomplete and mixes city names with teams.
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Altimore
Louisville
Ashington
Pittsboro
Fe River
New Bedford
Ngo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Biladelphia
Chicago
Brockton
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
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Santas
Lowell
Lawrence
Baseball doubleheader postponements due to wet grounds
Weather delays hit major league action with four games postponed on May 20. Cleveland vs Brooklyn, St. Louis vs New York, Louisville vs Baltimore, and Cincinnati vs Boston were all called off because of wet grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago Beats Philadelphia In 24-6 Basetball? No, Baseball Score
Chicago tallied 24 runs on 27 hits as Carsey shut Philadelphia down after a rocky seventh. Griffith starred with hits in all five at bats and Stewart homered. Attendance reported at 1,200 with Chicago leading 24 to 6.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Philadelphia
Carsey
Philadelphias
Griffith
Stewart
Kittredge
Clements
Pittsburg Edges Washington in a Ninth Inning Rally
Pittsburg beat Washington 6 to 5 in a tense game at Pittsburg after a late rally in the eighth and another scoring burst in the ninth. Attendance was 1300 as Pittsburg pitchers Hawley and Kinslow faced Mercer and McGuire with ten hits each and a total of three errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington
Mercer
Hawley and Kinslow
Mercer and McGuire
Fall River Dominates New Bedford in Easy Win
May 20 report from the New England League says Fall River crushed New Bedford 21 runs to 2. J Harrington at third standout while Fall River pitchers held New Bedford to few hits. Batteries Lincoln Manning Rollins for Fall River and Doe Carr Troy for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
New Bedford
Doe
Carr
J. Harrington
Brrore
Lincoln
Manning
Rollins
Troy
Brockton Beats Pawtucket After Costly Errors
Brockton won 7 to 0 in Pawtucket with sharp fielding and costly errors by the home team. Brockton had 13 hits to Pawtucket's 14, while Pawtucket committed six errors. Batteries were Koran and Lawson for Brockton and Kelley and Avis for Pawtucket.
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Prockton Ccocierceel Llg
Wtucket
Brockton
Pawtucket
Errore
Koran
Meme
Lawson
Kelley
Avis
Bangor Wins In Portland With Late Home Run
Bangor defeated Portland 7 to 8 in a Maine baseball game on May 20. Sharrett hit a decisive home run aided by an error by Magoon, while Daniels and Hayes pitched for Bangor and Good finished for Portland. Base hits were 9 for Bangor and 10 for Portland, with four Bangor errors and three Portland errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Daniels
Bangor
Sharrett
Magoon
Hayes
Good
Augusta Triumphs Over Lewiston In Poor Weather
Augusta played strong fielding and limited Lewiston’s offense as Dilworth pitched well at key moments. Final score 10 for Augusta to 6 for Lewiston with several big hits and errors noted, Butterworth, Kelly, Tierney, Viau and Quinlan contributing for Augusta.
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Bewiston
Lewiston
Augusta
Dilworth
Butterworth
Kelly
Tierney
Viau
Quinlan
Buffalo Beats Grays In Hitting Showdown
In Buffalo New York on May 20 the Buffalo team defeated the Grays 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. Vickery pitched well and contributed at the plate with a two base hit and two singles. Providence turned two double plays in the second and third innings. Attendance around 1000 with cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Grays
Vickery
Providence
Cooney
Rogers
Errors
Rudderham and McCauley
Syracuse and Wilkes Barre Exhibition Clash Halts Early
In Syracuse New York on May 2 the first five innings showed a close exhibition between Syracuse and Wilkes Barre with Kilroy and Campfield delivering for the locals as play paused mid inning.
Visitors Rout Stars In High Scoring Game
The visitors pounded Kilroy’s delivery for the season’s worst beating on the Stars, with Lothrop replacing Kilroy in the eighth. Attendance was limited due to cloudy weather as Wilkesbarre and Syracuse posted an 8 to 2 score after a shaky pitching display.
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Kilroy
Stars
Lothrop
Wilkesbarre
Bytacube
Syracuse
Campfield
Diggins
Rafter
Rochester and Scranton Spark Nocturnal Slugfest
Rochester and Scranton played a listless game in Rochester with the thermometer at 3 percent. Scranton scored five runs in the third inning to secure a lead. Payne pitched three innings allowing nine hits. Final line shows Scranton nine, Rochester four with four errors by Scranton and five by Rochester.
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Rochester
N. Y
Scranton
Payne
McPartlin
Brown
Rogers
Lowell Wins With Nine-Run Ninth In Baseball Contest
Lowell and Salem played a high scoring game with Lowell pulling ahead in the ninth inning after a tie in the eighth. Lowell racked up 15 runs on 17 hits while Salem collected 9 runs on 9 hits, with Lowell committing 8 errors to Salem's 3.
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Lowell
Salem
McCarthy
Grant
Yerrick
Linehan
Haverhill Fails To Overcome Lawrence In Slugging Game
Haverhill lost to Lawrence despite a solid effort. A few costly errors and weak outfield play hurt Haverhill while Lawrence secured the win with 13 base hits to 11. Batteries were Lampe and Strowger for Lawrence versus Brinton and Woods for Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lampe
Strowger
Brinton
Woods
Nashua Braves Past Fitchburg On Strong Batting
Nashua wins a baseball game over Fitchburg as Krumm throws another strong start. Final score Nashua 5 8 11412114 0 21 Fitchburg 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2. Nashua 20 hits, Fitchburg 9, errors Nashua 1, Fitchburg 8. Batteries Krumm Luchin Lawson Magee Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Fitchburg
Krumm
Luchin
Lawson
Magee
Donovan
Harvard Beats Colgate in Eleven Inning Debut Victory
Harvard finally wins a game after eleven innings against Colgate University. Seventeen put outs by Scannell and strong fielding by Rand and Whittemore featured the Harvard defense. F Munro pitched for Colgate, with a home run and a double by F Munro sparking the visitors while Highlands and Paine struggled for Harvard.
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Harvard
Colgate University
Colgate
Highlands
Paine
Rand
Whittemore
Scannell
Munro
Stevenson
Cambridge
R. B. PO
A. E. Winslow
S.s
Burgess
C.f
Wrenn
Peenes
Sesseeee
Adams
R.f
P.r
Theldon
Applegate
Yee
Wood
Goilth
Metals Crossnsesessra Eset
Ict Colgate
Ate
Hom Runo
F. Munro
Bteyenson
Newland
F.unro
Paige Sand
Smith
Whittepire Winslow
Brown Defeats Andover In 20 to 5 Baseball Battle
Brown dominated Andover with 19 hits to 7 and a shaky home-field defense. Sum mergill and Robinson pitched for the visitors while Greenway and Drew handled the mound for Andover. Attendance was listed at 250 as Andover trailed early then rallied briefly before Brown pulled away.
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Andover
Brown
Greenway
Summergill
Robinson
Robinson and Lauder
Drew
Bowdoin Beats Maine State College 27 to 10 in Maine
Bowdoin defeated Maine State College 27 to 10 in Brunswick on May 20 in a loose game. The line score lists Bowdoin as 27 and Maine State College as 10 with errors and battery details noted.
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Bowdoin
Maine State College
Brunswick
Harris and Haines
Bass and Palmer
Harvard Medical School Nine Beats Wellesley Team
Harvard Medical School defeated Wellesley College in a daytime game at Wellesley Mass. on May 20 before a large crowd. The visitors showed superb play, but the home nine prevailed with a decisive score in a competitive match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Med
Wellesley
Mass
Harvard Medical School
Wellesley College
Wellesley Sole Ease
Valkyrie III Emerging for Cup Races with Defender Rivalry
In New York on May 20, interest grows as the Valkyrie III nears launch in the cup races alongside the Defender. The vessel measures 26 ft 4 in wide with an 18 ft draft, a 3 ft freeboard total hull 21 ft high, and about 12 300 sq ft of sail area. Built as a steel frame and wood planking composite with a coppered underbody, frames are 18 inches apart and equidis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valkyrie III and Britannia III Yacht Drawings Compare
The article describes scale illustrations of the midship sections of the Britannia and Valkyrie III ships. It details two inch and one and a half inch steel angles forming the hull frame, teak and elm planking, pine masts, and a practically fixed centreboard design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britannia
Valkyrie
Valkyrie III Compared With Defender In Lead Keel Design
The article notes Valkyrie III uses a low lead keel as a key to stability, comparing it to Britania and Defender. Watson predicts Valkyrie III will win on superior sails and handling, while Clyde naval architects expect it to be the best boat yet built there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Watson
Clyde
Hull of Valkyrie III Outlined as Formidable Yacht
A witness reports Valkyrie III appears a very large yacht with a hull shape that could fit the Britannia inside. C Oliver Iselin, in charge of Defender, will sail with Woodbury Kane Herbert C Leeds and W Butler Duncan Jr on board for all races. Kane previously crossed the ocean with Royal Phelps Carroll aboard Navahoe and joined her contests abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Oliver Iselin
Woodbury Kane
Herbert C. Leeds
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Iselin
Kane
Royal Phelps Carroll
Clyde racing plan may bring Valkyrie III to Alisa clash
Lord Dunraven aims to arrange a week of Clyde racing between Valkyrie III and Alisa. If successful only the winner may visit this country this year. Other yachts and owners are at New London and Brooklyn yards with regatta fixtures set by Savin Hill Yacht Club.
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Lord Dunraven
Clyde
Valkyrie III
Alisa
American Yacht Club
H. M. Hanna
Morgan Iron Works
New London
Water Witch
David Banks
Atlantic Yacht Club
Manning’s Basin
Twenty-sixth Street
South
Brooklyn
George W. Weld
Boston
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Clu
Moonlight
Club
Boy Cyclist Dies in City Street Accident
David Morrison eight years old of 1 West Eighty-fifth street was killed yesterday afternoon when he swerved to avoid a passing vehicle and struck his head on a curb. He turned a complete somersault and suffered a broken neck before dying at the scene. The body was taken to the station house and later identified.
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New York
David Morrison
Eighty-fifth Street
Mount Hermon Field Day Sees Three School Records Set
Mt Hermon May 17 annual field day at Moody's Mt Hermon schools held under strong wind. Record performances included Holton pole vault 9 ft 4 in, Gleason broad jump 6 ft 1 in, Carr half mile 3 min 13 340 sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hermon
MT. Hermon
Moody’s
Holton
Gleason
Carr
Yale Harvard Football Talk Ends in Standstill
Harvard and Yale clash over a planned game next fall with letters from Captain Thorne and James Barr Ames showing mutual refusals to contradict published charges. Yale declines to schedule without such contradiction and Harvard cites impossibility while hoping graduates can break the deadlock.
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Harvard Athletic Committee
Thorne
Yale
Brewer
J. B. Ames
Harvard
New Haven
Springfield
James Barr Ames
Cambridge
Dr. Brooks
Hinkey
Brooks
Yalie
Racing Notes Include Pacing Colts and Handicaps Across States
Arion's fee is now 300 dollars. A 3-year-old pacing colt showed 40 seconds quarter at Colebrook. Banquet entered for Manchester soup handicap on June 7 and Doncaster handicap. Eau Gallile scratched. Klick Klock added to Allen Risk stable. Directly likely to enter free-for-alls against top pacers. Baltimore figures strong with Brookslyn handicap and Whirligig pace. Memorial Day match race scheduled at Waverly New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Ry Gene Briggs
Messenger Wilkes
T. Thayer
South Falls
Jenny Greenfield
Colebrook
N. H
Price
M. F. Dwyer
Banquet
Manchester
Don Alonzo
Doncaster
Eau Gallile
Allen Risk
Williamantic
Conn
Virginia
Klick Klock
Monroe Salisbury
Robert J
Joe Patchen
John R. Gentry
Hal Dillard
Hal Pointer
Baltimore
Charley Nolan
Dalgetty
Conaslee
Josh
Daly
Bowling Club Officers Elected in Massachusetts League
The Massachusetts Bowling League last night elected officers and committee members. Charles D. Palmer was named president, Walter Stimpson Robert J. Loring and Frank A. Merriam as vice-presidents, Arthur Dixwell secretary, J H Rubin treasurer, with Stimpson Barton and Dixwell on the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachusetts Bowling League
R’s
Charles D. Palmer
Messrs
Walter Stimpson
Robert J. Loring
Frank A. Merriam
Arthur Dixweill
J. H. Rubin
Charles J. Barton
Arthur Dixwell
Harvard class crew race on the Charles ends in Junior win
The annual Harvard spring boat race on the Charles River featured the junior eight defeating the senior and sophomore crews in a tight finish. The juniors led most of the way, finishing two lengths ahead with a time of 11 minutes 43 seconds as spectators lined the river and bridge feed the crowd.
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Harvard
Charles River
Union Boat House
Longwood Bridge
Riverside Rowing Club
Yale
Rogers
F. Davis
W. H. Cameron
A. ©. Potter
R. L. Manning
Capen
H. D. Pillsbury
Youngman
Bow
A. F. Stevenson
Coxwain
Thomas
A. M. Kales
F. M. Forbes
C. Stillman
H. C. de V. Cornwell
G. Geason
G. P. Orton
Boxing Gossip Sparks Manager Dispute Over Walcott Tracey Fight
Boxing gossip notes a possible rift between managers over a $250 forfeit for the Walcott Tracey bout. Walcott’s alleged refusal to fight prompts abeyance. O’Brien considered as replacement but deemed too large. Kennedy’s bill troubles and match rumors abound as Boston hosts fundraising for Barney Fagan.
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Joe Walcott
Tom Tracey
O'Rourke
Colonel Hopkins
Walcott
Judge Newton
James W.westcott
Dick O’brien
Tracey
O’brien
Jack Wilks
St. Louis
Boston
Big Jim Kennedy
Ryan
Smith
Kennedy
Parson Davies
Jim Westcott
Bill
John Powell
Charlestown
Dick Marrison
Barney Fagan
Barney
Mike Hare
New England
Tom Coyne
Manchester
N. H. Hare
Mr. Neason
Coyne
Barney Donahue
Cameron
John Twomey
Chelsea
Jimmy Mott
Lynn
The
Post
George Dixon
Halifax
New York
Dixon
Jack McDonough
McDonough
Rob Roy
St Valentine’s T A and B Society Meeting at Boston College
The St Valentine’s T A and B Society held a meeting at Boston College Lecture Hall. A nominating committee was appointed to prepare a list of officers for the semi annual election. The society will be represented at the Boston C T A union convention at Lawrence Hall on Memorial Day by E Phelan, J Barry and L Traynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine's T. A. and B. Society
Boston College
Boston C. T. A. Union
Lawrence Hall
Messrs. E. Phelan
J. Barry
L. Traynor
Track work finishes as Waltham gears up for races
Waltham track repair is complete and riders including Coulter and Ziegler test the surface. Budd and Ray McDonald set for a race on the 30th while Roxbury Club remakes its clubhouse. A 16 year old injury from a high wheel ride highlights dangers of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watham
Waltham
Coulter
Linscott
Ziegler
Harbottle
Budd
Ray McDonald
Waltham Tribune
Percival
Percy
Tribune
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Morning
Patrick Ward
Elm Street
Waltham Hospital
Entries At Brooklyns Mixed Races Feature Notable Weights
A Brooklyn card lists six races with weights and entries. Notable contenders include Hanovarian Joe Rogers and Dr Wyrle in race one, Mirage and Bedouin among maiden threes in race two, Park Way Handicap details in race four, and heavyweight contenders Weinberg Ed Kearney Jack of Spades plus others across the program.
Results at Louisville horse races recap
First race over seven eighths of a mile selling All Pree won with Cyclone second and Judith third. Time 0 0 728. Second race three fourths of a mile maiden three year olds Catalina first Miss Lou second Miss Florist third. Time 1 16. Third race three fourths of a mile selling Podgwon Evanatus second Start third me. Fourth race one mile Schulte stakes Simon first Rey Del Carrares second The Commoner third. Time 1 42 14. Fifth race four and one half furlongs selling Alvanado first Fasig second Fred Barr third. Time 57.
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Ilume
Ett Doe Birch
Gonzales
Fassett
Red Star
Halcyon
Valkyrie
Jim McLaughlin
Simon
Rey del Carrares
the Commoner
Alvanado
Fasig
Fred Barr
Philadelphia Steeplechase Winners in Sporadic Showery Day
The Country Club steeplechase meeting drew under 1500 spectators amid threatening forenoon weather. Winners included Pawnee in the one-fourth mile flat and The Sheik in the second race, with Independence Day, Latitude, The Shamrock, The Peer and others among the victors in the remaining events. times noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Country Club
Pawnee
Vermouth
Mickie
Wazee
the Sheik
Miss Clay
Briar Cliffe
Scud
John Lackland
the Shamrock
Mavourneen
Peer
Hon
Spread Eagle
Country Club race meeting names starter and entry closings
Mr. F M Ware of New York has been engaged as starter for the Country Club race meeting. Entries for the first day’s races and the Country Club handicap steeplechase close tomorrow with Mr. W C Denny clerk of the course at the Country Club Brookline. The meeting opens at 2 30 Saturday afternoon and continues on Tuesday May 2 Thursday May 30 and Saturday June 1.
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F. M. Ware
New York
Country Club
W. C. Denny
Brookline
Dorothy and 1492 At Hollis Street Theatre Review
A full house at Castle Square Theatre sees Dorothy sung by Louise Kissing and Lydia Hawthorne by Marie Bell with lively burlesques by Wolff and Guiland. At Hollis Street, 1492 impresses with brighter costuming and living pictures by Kilanyi. Theresa Vaughn adds new numbers in a Trilby parody. The Kilanyi troupe debut augments two new cast members Dottie Nevalle and Augustus Sohlke. The Hollis engagement lasts one week then season ends.
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Comppany How
Castle Square
Alfred Cellier
Dorothy
Rose
Louise Kissing
Lydia Hawthorne
Marie Marie Bell
Beaumont Smith
Squire Bantam
Harold Winthrop
John KE. McWade
Geoffrey Wilder
Harry Sherwood
William Wolff
Alice Guilland
Lurcher
Ravennes
Erminie
Mr. Wolff
Miss Guilland
Priscilla Privette
Ben Bolt
Walter Jones
Miss Vaughn
Jones
Kilanyi
Dottie Nevalle
Augustus Sohlke
Hollis Street
Oliver Twist in Boston Theatres Receives Notable Casts
The Bowdoin Square Theatre revival of Oliver Twist impresses with a strong cast including Lucille Western as Nancy and E. L. Davenport as Bill Sikes. Grand Museum features Jay Hunt as Sikes and Little Charlotte as Oliver Twist in a praised production. Kate Claxton and Mme Janauschek headline the Grand Opera House Two Orphans, while Keith’s New Theatre showcases Weber and Fields, Lew Dockstader, Lil Me Western, Thomas E. Clifford, and a large vaudeville lineup.
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Oliver Twist
Kate Claxton
Mme. Janauschek
Bowdoin Square
Dickens
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Boston Theatre
Lucille Western
Nancy
Sikes
E. L. Davenport
Bill Sikes
J. W. Wallick Fagin
Charles Barron
Eliza Proctor Otis
Fagin
H. G. Carleton
Katherine Dooling
Annie Wood
Cor=ney
Charles B. Smith
James B. Smith
Grand Museum
Jay Hunt
Little Charlotte
J. W. Wilkes
Aga Fagin
Nancy Sikes
Mr. Bumble
Charles Burnham
Miss Claxton
William Barry
Keith's
NEW Theatre
Keith’s
Weber
Fields
Lew Dockstader
Dockstader
Boston
Thomas E. Clifford
Keith
Hacker
Lester
Eckert
Berg
al Grant
Charley Banks
Deveres
Bonner
Strog
Mason and Healey
John
Nellie McCarthy
Burns and Hart
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al of
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Sumatra
B. Newmark A Co
Pases Cece
Gial
NEW England Association
Captain Thorne
Turf Notes
Bowling Club
Vigor
Buffalo, WY
California
Maine
Europe
N. E
L. A. W. Meaihers
Detachable Clear Co
Washington Wi
Hanovarian
Joe Rogers
Dr. Wyrle
Handspring
Fred Twain
Irmir
Peep O’ Day
Peterman
Little Dorrite
Fascination
Arline
Bernardine
San- Uzza
Mirage
Corn Gob
Bedouin
April Fool
Hazleton
Ingoldsby
Belmar
Monte Carlo
Kisbern
Emma C
Hanover
Benamela
Premier
Bessie Browning
Sagamore
Brisk
Carib
Forum
Buccaneer
Merry
Maiden
Heresy
Parkway
Sir Walter
Comanche
Bassetlaw
Beldemere
Jack of Spades
Signee
Adelbert
Romnpiece
Factotum
Lustre
Ornus
Dungannon
Claurece
Kerry Gow
Shelly Tuttle
ST. Asaph
Oratle Square Opera Company
RICE
Hollis
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