National League Games on Tap Across Standings
Boston faces St. Louis while New York visits Cincinnati and Brooklyn plays Louisville. Philadelphia meets Chicago, Baltimore travels to Pittsburgh, and Washington battles Cleveland in today’s NL slate.
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Chicago
Ewene
Baltimore
Cleveland
Louisville
New York
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Ter
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Resten
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Pitt
Is Louis
Washington
Boston
Loursville
Pittsburg
Boston and Brooklyn Lead NL Charge as Week Opens
St. Louis and Brooklyn strengthen NL pace after Sunday games. Boston watches starters as three games at St Louis and three final Western trip games loom. Weather dampens New England League play but crowds rise for Brockton and Cambridge opener at Locust street grounds in South Boston.
Hahnes Streak Ends as Superbas Win in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on May 21 the Superbas stopped Hahne's winning string as Phillips shut out the opposition for a hitless relief stint and Hughes settled in after the second. Attendance reached 12,500 with Brooklyn taking the win 6 to 2 over Cincinnati.
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Hahne
Superbas
Phillips
Hughes
Katoll Shuts Out Birds in Five Hits for Chicago
Chicago defeats Baltimore 6 to 1 as pitcher Big Katoll dominates with a gilt-edged performance allowing only three hits. The game featured strong defense and timely hits to back the effort.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Big Katoll
Giants and Perfectos Split Damp Doubleheader in St Louis
A crowd of 17 000 watched St Louis and New York duel at League Park. Both games were dull. The Giants won the first game with late hitting in the eighth inning. Doheny walked eight in the nightcap, enabling the Perfectos to run away with the win. Scores not specified.
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ST. Louis
New York
League Park
Giants
Doheny
Perfectos
Colonel game washed out by mud with errors decide loss
Louisville on May 21 saw only one game played due to muddy grounds. Errors by Leach and Decker cost the Colonels the contest. Attendance reported at 1500. The score remained unresolved due to the rain.
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Leach
Decker
The
Colonels
Baseball News Spurs Talk of City Rivalries and Umpire Fines
Cincinnati road trip shows three of four away games passable as Dahlen returns to star for Brooklyn with six runs. Notes on Robinson for the ex Cuban Giants, War ner’s miss on a fine, and Drake games in Boston and Cambridge touch on players and managers, plus minor league shifts and training plans.
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Rush
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Monte Cross
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Lajoie
Cleveland
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Jim McGarr
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Boston
Roxbury
Franklin Field
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Dorchester
Norwood
Berwick & Smith
University Press of Cambridge
Brockton
Scottish Sovereign Dyspepsia Remedy Ad
Found I have found what I have been searching for years a positive cure for dyspepsia or indigestion. Ask your druggist for the Scottish Sovereign Dyspepsia Remedy. Write or call John D. Morgan 58 Rossiter Street Dorchester. For sale at all leading druggists packed in wood 25 cents.
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Rossiter Street
Dorchester
Opening game at Locust Street grounds in South Boston
George Mahoney of Dorchester and Tom Smith of South Boston star for the Cambridge team in a 3:30 start weather permitting. Manager John B. Day, hindered by Freedman with the New York club, may be replaced by Andy. Sockalexis and Billy Nash join the Hartford Club in the Eastern League. Jack Priest and Driscoll join Mt. Washingtons for Clinton game next Saturday.
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South Boston
George Mahoney
Dorchester
Tom Smith
Cambridge
John B. Day
Freedman
New York
Andy. Sockalexis
Billy Nash
Hartford
Jack Priest
New Bedford
Driscoll
Clever Lynn
Mt. Washingtons
Everett
Clinton
Harbor View Stars Open Season With Memorial Day Game
Harbor Views of East Boston, champions of amateur leagues, open their season Memorial Day against the Berkeleys of Beachmont. Key players include Tom Burke, Tommy McKernery, and George Keenan, with Keenan a longtime Harbor View stalwart and popular draw. Manager Daniel J. Killion at 509 Bennington Street seeks strong teams for open dates.
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East Boston
Berkeleys
Beachmont
Tom Burke
Tommy"’ Mcknerney
East Bostons
George Keenan
Keenan
Island
Daniel J. Killion
Bennington Street
East
Boston
Amateur clubs seek games across Greater Boston area
A long classified-like column lists dozens of amateur baseball teams from St. Catherine's T. A. S. in Norwood to West Somerville seeking opponents for May 30 and June July August. It names teams, managers, addresses, and preferred opponents from Dorchester Lowell Melrose to Charlestown Roxbury with age groups 11 to 18 and requests for fair guarantees.
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River Street
Waltham
Charles S. Binner
Dorchester
Lowell
Melrose
Flemming
Volk
Farrell
Haver
Kelley
Young
Wilson
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Phillips
E. Paulson
Harry Linderbar
Charles S. Binner Company
Pearl Street
Rand & Byams
Welch
Andrew O'Neill
James Dunn
S. S
J. Cushman
E. Kelley
M. Stahl
A. Dinsmore
Currier
Hurry
A. O'Neill
Charles Street
Charlestown
Clover A
T. K. Crawford
Huntington Ave
Passaics
North End
Frank Crowley
Michael Brennan
John Garett
Hugh McKenna
James Connelly
Michael Malin
Frank Conley
T. I. Connelly
Congress Street
Charter Oaks
W. Madden
H. Messenna
KE. Kennedy
I. Anders
J. McDonough
I. Corley
J. Gorham
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J. Gallagher
EB. Fogarty
William O'Connell
Warrenton Street
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Riley
Eliots
University Citys
Daniel Messing
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Hemlocks
M. Cohen
Poplar Street
Sunbeams
W. Calhoun
T. Gallagher
Os. S
J. Fogarty
BE. Fogarty
5. Keen
J. I
William Conway
Baxter Street
South Boston
Woodwards
Hyde Park
Crescent
William Lennon
Woodward Street
Victors
George Curtis
Silver Street
Oympia A. A. Wart
Newton Rubber Works
Cates
William Ll. Hartnett
Ewes. Street
Admirals
James Paftus
Athens Street
South Hoston
Broadways
A. Reed
CO. Daly
Abe
Coteter
Donan
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M. Murray
M. Harrington
M. Daly
Third Street
South Beeston
T. Conroy
Frank Connnolly
EF. Connolly
Vale Street
Thomas Parks
Peter Dempsey
Emerson Street
McCarthy
Per M. Loganes
Donovan
J. O'Hare
W. Killion
X. Ryan
J. Lighten
Murphy
J. Cash
M. Carlo
Care Kosten Beer Company
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John Healey
Motor Power Department
Stock Exchange
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John Murray
Second Street
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Woburn
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James Ik. Norris
Washington Street
City Highland Athletic Club
B. Sullivan
Frye School
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John J. Clark
Boston
Boston Elevated Railroad
Yields Corner
Coburn
Taylor
Thenfield
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South
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Grove Ifall Staton
Streetu
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Roxbury
John Ll. Costello
Rand Street
McCrillis
William Wowderly
Warren Street
Elms
C. C. Thompson
Thorndike Street
H. A. Mulholand
Island Street
Pelton A. A
W. French
Burtons
Albert E. Taylor
High and Street
People’s Institute Baseball Nine
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Grady
Carry
Kennedy
Roxburys
Brenn
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Crowley
Stevens
Kreiger
Lyons
Charles Rerger
Tremont Street
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Gately
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Minton
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Carroll
Joseph Carroll
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J. Jo. Drury
Manane
P. H. Sehhneider
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Maier
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George Maier
Tops Street
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Mairmount Avenue
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Barry
Kimball
Ot Minton
O'Connor
Woodhend
Niche
Guptill
McDonald
Mullen
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Percy F. Kimball
Bowdoin Street
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Jamaica Plain
Franklin Park
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Rothenburg
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Johnson
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Ashmont
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Marey
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McGrail
Bowker
Sherman
Dacy
Thomas McGrail
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Nagle
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J. Vaughan
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S. S. J. Kelly
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T. Lett
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Percy Greene
Rapper Cahil
John Coombs
Frank Hart
John Ahern
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G. M Scorgie
W. W. Eagleston
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Henry Barton
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Randolph Ray
M. Cockery
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Foster Street
Edward Hurley
Spring Street
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Edwards
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Hassett
Russell
Horagan
A. Chase
McNamee
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William Biwards
Orchard Street
Filis Granner
North Cambridge
Ike
Andrew Dempsey
Nealcourt
Winter Hill
Connie Murphy
Frank Mallette
Albion Street
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Somerville
M. Rees
Linwood Street
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Felgeris
Ken Ney
Doseicg
Fosdtel
Wiley
Henderson
Conley
Heiman
Morse
W. Henderson
Elm Street
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Twohig
Bowman
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Schwab
Murray
Driscoll
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Carl RL
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Virginia Street
Rival yachts Shamrock and Columbia race specs compared
Detailed comparison of Shamrock and Columbia hulls cites lengths 131 ft 4 in and 131 ft 4 in on water, beams 24 ft 21.5 in and 24 ft 4 in, drafts 20 ft 8 in and 20 ft 0 in, and displacements 144.8 and 145 tons. It notes sail areas 12 315 and 12 325 sq ft, keel lead of 80 and 90 tons, and construction notes on spars, decks, and riveted skeletons.
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Shamrock and Columbia Boats Compared in Key Characteristics
A London correspondent describes the Shamrock being built for Sir Thomas Lipton with Krupp steel frames and a large sail plan. Key measures include mast circumference 69 inches, booms and gaffs, total sail area about 20 935 square feet, and 80 tons of lead keel in manganese bronze compartments for buoyancy. The article notes Shamrock and Columbia share essential characteristics.
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Fife
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New York
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Thomas Lipton
Bicycle notes on motor pace and international cycling plans
The article describes Eddie McDuffee’s steam motor tandem test at Newton and upcoming records on the pike. It notes a road test of a horseless carriage from Cleveland to New York, plus international cycling ties with the London meeting and Montreal and Paris expos. It mentions Arthur Gardiner’s training, professional pacing shifts, and a Metropolitan Wheelmen meeting.
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Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Denmark
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Sweden
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Gardiner
Kiser
Cooper
Stevens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Treasury Building
Walter A. Woods
McFarland Accepts Elkes Challenge in Middle-Distance Series
Cali cyclist McFarland accepts Harry D. Elkes challenge for a three-race middle distance series. Distances are twenty, twenty-five, and thirty miles with motor pacers. Races set for June 17 at Waltham Park, July 4 in New York, and July 10 in Brooklyn following a prior San Francisco win.
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Harry D. Elkes
Waltham Athletic Park
New York
Brooklyn
Arly
McFarland
Elkes
San Francisco
Local Golf Weekend Highlights and Notable Matches
Saturday golf drew stronger play than earlier in the season with Harvard triumphing at the Country Club and most players showing improved form. Ernst and Windeler had mixed results while Averell led in the club event. Oakley and Wollaston rounds featured strong scores as Dewey cup finals near. Larned and Bayard shone in New York tennis coverage.
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Ernst
Averell
Windeler
Young Lindsey
Rice
Lindsey
Starvard
Wollaston
Oakley Club
Cracknell
Freeman
Porter
Newton
Miss Cobb
New York
William A. Larned
Baltusrol
James A. Tyng
Louis P. Bayard
Larned
Short Hills
H. K
H. P. Toler
Open Handicap Athletic Meets and Notable Sports News
Amateur open handicap events set for May 30 at Y M C A grounds in Lwann with events including sprints, middle distance, and field events. Prizes and entry details noted with deadlines May 27 and 12. Also reports on Father Mathew U A S games at Spy Pond Grove June 17, prizes, and entries. Additional items cover corporate racing results, yacht and sailing notes, and Yale boating invite disappointments for Hamburg regatta.
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Lwann
A. M. Chesley
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Lyon
Father Mathew
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Inties
George Webber
Cambridge Field
Cambridgeport
A. R. Downer
F. C. Bredin
England
Serated
William Young
Will White
Cleveland
White
Star Pointer
J.C. Davidson
Washington
J. Parmley Paret
Davidson
Paret
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Narragansett Bay
Crack Rowing Club
Germany
Hamburg Allegemeiner-Alster Club
Yele
Hamburg
Yale
Gaelic School hosts meeting on Gaelic revival at 1151 Washington
The Gaelic School at 1151 Washington street held a well attended session with new names added to the roll. Superintendent P. J. O Daly announced the arrival of Claidheamh Solais, a weekly Gaelic publication from Dublin, and read Gaelic poetry as a welcome. The council planned a public meeting next month to discuss the Gaelic revival and its benefits for Ireland.
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P. J. O'Daly
Claidheamh Solais
Sword of Light
Porthy
Gaelic League of Dublin
Ireland
Boston
D. A. McCarthy
Sacred Heart Review
Gaelic School Council
Festival of a Somerville Choir Crowded at Emanuel Church
The Emanuel Church in Somerville hosted the eighth annual festival of its choir last evening. The program included Pro cessional Hymn 401 Psalter Magnificat in A Nunc Dimittis and Deum.
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Somerville
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