Tinkham suspended for thirty days over New Bedford race
The N C A C suspends H G Tinkham of Khavien for thirty days from May 22 for failing to ride in a match race with H O Swift at New Bedford on April 21. The board warns riders to have contracts in writing and to state all conditions of match races. Major Taylor seeks reinstatement before May 30 with a possible New York match race if fines are paid.
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Khaiven
New Bedford
Board of Control
Taylor
New York
American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Jim Kennedy
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Everett Ryan
Waltham
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Watson Coleman
Waltham Oval
Archie McEachren
Arley Miller
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Arthur
Webb
South Boston
Acton
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J. J. L. Mearls
Reds Edge Beaten Reds at Cincinnati In Tedious Tilt
Boston defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2 in a slow game before a sparse crowd under 500. Corcoran and Geier delivered timely hits for Boston while Willis showed a weak arm but held Cincinnati to two runs. Geler impressed in center with four of five chances handled cleanly.
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Reds
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Ginger
Noodles
Hahn
Boston
Willis
Corcoran
Geler
Hamilton
Collins
Tenney
Stahl
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Peitz
Freeman
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Geier
Clarke
Geiier
Smith
Irwin
McBride
Wood
Pittsburg Edges Brooklyn In Thrilling Final
Pittsburg Penn May game wins 5-4 in extras as OBrien Williams and Wagner deliver late hits. Attendance 2900. Brooklyn held to few baserunners until a ten inning rally tied the score, then Pittsburg pushes across decisive runs in the top of the tenth.
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Penn
Brooklyns
O’brien
Williams
Wagner
Powell exits after being hit, St. Louis triumphs
Powell leaves with a hit by pitch in a game where St. Louis earns seven earned runs to Philadelphia’s four. McGraw and Powell contribute two-base hits, Laforte and Delehanty turn double plays, McFarland and others make plays including a sacrifice by Thomas and Keister. Powell strikes out twice as Maul fans eight. Time 2h 30m. umpires not listed.
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Farreil
Bly
Cooley
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Kennedy
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Necks in Nooses Lost by 1670 Trouble May Come Today
A brief item notes that the group Necks in Nooses faces a challenge linked to a 1670-era matter as trouble is anticipated today, with local observers watching for developments.
Boston College Husky Defeated by Georgetown Nine
Boston College, weakened by suspensions and poor fielding, was overwhelmed by Georgetown 16 to 1 at the South End grounds. Donovan started for BC, but Georgetown’s hitting and Boston errors paved the way for a lopsided defeat as Moran, Devlin, and Cashman starred for Georgetown.
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Georgetown
Hart
McDermott
Butler
Georgetown University
South End
Bostonians
Donovan
Boston Boys
Pagui
Devlin
Cashman
Boston
Ward
McCusker
Unclear City Scores From Afternoon Games
A list shows multiple afternoon hockey and basketball scores with teams Worcester Toronto Montreal Hartford New Haven Norwich Bridgeport New London Bristol Waterbury Meriden Dartmouth Wesleyan Providence Rochester Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo Kansas City. The fragment lacks context and dates.
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Toronto
Montreal
Hartford
New Haven
Norwich
Bridgeport
New London
Bristol
Waterbury
Meriden
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Providence
Rochester
Pracuse
Eld
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Kansas City
Boston Red Sox edge toward May home games
The piece notes Boston’s improving form and a warm welcome planned at South End Grounds on May 3 as they look to continue a winning streak. It references Vic Willis’s arm injury and a mixed set of results for Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Chicago, with commentary on team leadership and player performance from Muggsy McGraw, Flick, and Buck Freeman.
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Vic Willis
Philadelphia
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Tebeau
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Flick
Hals
Buck” Freeman
Ned Hanlon
Save Cross
Lave
Chicago
Windy City
Rank Selee
Stu
Childs
McKean
Nichols
Powell
Blake
McAleer
Bergen
Zimmer
Selee
Harvard Track Team Heads to New York Trials for Mott Haven Games
Harvard track members left Cambridge at 11 30 expecting second place as the goal in Friday trials in New York for the Mott Haven Games. Hallowell is favored for a second in hurdles but may drop in the high hurdles. Boal and Richardson Foote Blakemore target seconds or thirds in distance events.
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Harvard
New York
Cambridge
Hallowell
Boal
Richardson
Foote
Blakemore
Zonigh
Rice
Rotch
Shirk
Whitman Edges Motley In Lonewood Club Tennis Final
In the Clasa A championship final at Lonewood Club Malcolm Whitman defeated T Motley after losing the first set. Whitman rallied to win 5 4 3 6 2 6 4 6 3 in a five set match, recording decisive games after a slow start.
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Lonewood Eket
Malcolm Whitman
T. Motley
Indian Lacrosse Team Postponed After Word From Captain Mortland
Harvard lacrosse captain Mortland received word that the Six Nations lacrosse team will not travel to Carmages, forcing the scheduled game to be postponed despite all preparations.
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Mortland
Harvard
Carmages
Harvard Beats Yale In Scrub Classic 7 to 6 At Holmes Field
Harvard and Yale played a non varsity clash on Holmes Field with Harvard edging Yale 7 to 6 after nine innings. Twombly and Feary formed Yale’s battery with Feary pitching the final innings and breaking Twombly’s finger on a heated ninth. Letton, Yale’s old varsity third baseman, had a strong game.
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YALE
Holmes Field
Crimson
Harvard Law School
Twombly
Feary
Twombley
Letton
Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragment
The readable lines show a baseball box score fragment with players Donovan Moran White and Boston College, mentioning bases, hits, strikeouts, and umpires. No coherent full game record is possible from the fragment.
Tufts Narrowly Misses Victory in Early Afternoon Race
Tufts athletes faced a tough path on Tufts oval with Bates present. The contest remained unsettled as Maine players left after the eighth inning for a planned special call, with the score 11 to 4 at that moment.
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Maine
See
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Stiles
S. S
Ace
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Oyworth Perkins
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Prion
Boxing Gossip From The Ring Picks Up Steam
A brisk round of boxing chatter circulates as fans discuss upcoming matches. Promoters tease potential bouts and rivalries while observers weigh fighter form and public interest in local venues.
Boston boxing chatter and match rumors in steel city Post
A column discusses bids and forfeits among clubs, bets on Jeffries, possible matchups for Bill Jordan, and various local boxing plans. Names include Fitzpatrick, Joe Robinson arrest, Irvington events, Seaside Club bouts, and mentions of Corbett and Ruhlin with speculative future fights.
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Ae Pick
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Tom Carepenter
W. E. Smith
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Star Pointer
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Change in Harvard Crew Affects First Boat
Harvard varsity rowing made a one seat change as Shuebruk, long at No 4, did not row in the first boat yesterday. Lawrence took his place, altering the lineup and potentially the crew’s pace.
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Shuebruk
East Dil
Lawrence
Harvard donor funds $900 annual prize named Nomon
James Loeb of York, class of 1888, has given Harvard a fund yielding $900 yearly to join the classical echolorani. The prize will be known as the Nomon.
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Harvard
R. James Loeb
York
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