Boston Teams End Week With Mixed Baseball Outlook
Boston Americans pace mixed week with three wins and two losses while the Nationals go two and three. Cy Young shines in pitching and batting. Lachance tops fielding with perfect week. Managers Buckenberger and Griffith plan improvements as St Louis and New York legs loom in a crowded schedule.
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Nationals
Boston
Chicago
Selee
Colts
Clark Griffith
Boston Americans
Collins
Parent
Ferris
Lachance
la Chance
Cy” Young
Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Games in Boston Area
A long list of amateur clubs from East Boston to Cambridge announces interest in arranging games. Entries include club names, ages from 13 to 20, and manager addresses such as Louis Wilson 61 Webster Street and David Wiseman 400 Harrison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Sullivans
East
Boston
Louis Wilson
Webster Street
Jefferson Juniors
South Boston
David Wiseman
Harrison Avenue
Battery Pines
East Boston
Patrick J. Powers
Cross Street
Belmont A. A
Somerville
Harry Ad- Tdncoins
Dover Street
J. ¥. O’briens
Green
EB Street
South Union
Highland Avenue
End
Henry Delaney
Captain Boston
James Craigen
E Street
Rosals
Medford
Thomas Bohen
Union Street
Boyistens
Jamaica Plain
T. W. Johnson
Washington Street
Westcotts
Dorchester
Albert J. Keen
Don Street
Mission Church
Roxbury
Frank McShane
Snith Street
Milmonts
J. P. Canty
Highland Terrace
Stranway Juniors
Joe Carral
I Street
United Telegram Company
Bill Mixer
Congress Street
Weary Wilkes
Henry Dooley
Springer Street
Somerville Reds
Wesleys
St. Marys
James Doherty
Wesley Street
Assumption School
John Shea
Merginal Street
Plarfairs
Decatur Street
Young Walkeve
Edward Marley
Dave Gorman
Dorchester Avenue
Jubilees
Edward Engelshardt
Hawthornes
C. Dolan
Elmore A. A
Hammond
Hammond Archway, 108 Broadway. Victors, Past Beeton, J. Fitzpatrick
Eutaw Street
St. Maryse
D. Tarkin
Bennington Street
Mutroe
A. A
John Beman
F. H. Chamberlain
Thoras F. Clarks
Wawerd Kelly
Everett Street
Columbia A. A
James Powers
West Fourth
Shawmuts
N. J. Heron
Westford Street
Grafter
M. B. Ross
Auckland Street
Sagamore A. A
Harry Olive
Gardner Avenue
Orioles
Brookline
Martin V. McMahan
St. Johns
Cambridge
W. A. Hara
Yerxa’ Road
Boston Theatre
Fenways
James Rogers
Kenw Road
Exeter A .A
John F. Day
Decaturs
Charlestown
F. T. Gerald
Edward Monahan
Emersons
Lawrence
J. Tierney
Metropolitan A. A
C. I. Dawes
Ashland Street
Shamrocks
Revere
Louis Putman
J. BE. Murphy
Warriors
Manchester
N. H
Charles Rockford
Bedford Street
Quakers
Vincent Conley
Dorchester Street
Medfords
Chelsea
William Keating
William Street
Baseball matchups listed for leagues and cities
American League games include St. Louis at Poston, Detroit at Philadelphia, Chicago at Baltimore, and Cleveland at Washington. National League features Chicago at St. Louis. New England League schedules show Haverhill at Concord, Lawrence at Nashua, Dover at Lowell, and Fall River at Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Poston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
New England
Haverhill
Concord
Lawrence
Nashua
Dover
Lowell
Fall River
Manchester
Petition Seeks Ban on Bicycle Riding in Broadway Park
A petition is being prepared to ask the Somerville Board of Aldermen to prohibit bicycle riding at Broadway Park. Riders were recently allowed by the city engineer, but many children have been knocked down by reckless riders, prompting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Board of Aldermen
Broadway Park
Yale Loses Star James R Bloomers Suspension Returns Next Year
Yale ends varsity star James R. Bloomer for cribbing in an exam. He may not return to campus until the next academic year, effectively sidelining him through the upcoming season. The decision underscores university discipline over athletic prestige and raises questions about exam integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bloomer
Yale
Bloomer
Final Week in Mystic Valley Bowling League
Arlington Boat Club and 990th A A lead the Mystic Valley League with Arlington favored to beat Newtowne as Towanda aims to stay ahead of Medford. Calumet likely holds third with Towanda, Medford, and Charlestown vying for position while Old Belfry and Newtowne trail. Schedule shows Arlington at Newtowne tonight, Calumet at Towanda Tuesday, and 6gth A A at Charlestown Thursday.
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Arlington Boat Club
990Th
A. A
Arlington
Bettter
Newtowne
Artillerymen
Charlestown
Calumet
Towanda
Medford
Old Belfry
B.C. cc
Calumet Club
Towanda Club
Charlestown Club
Medford Club
Old Belfry Club
Newtowne Club
Gordon
Essescees
Esseentereees
Pierce
LepeQebed Dhe
Oasbaekeceers
Uae
Brown
Towanae
Ess
SC Paul
OOOH
Seceececesser Recessesveses
Littlefield
Reed
Gray
Sebecceentecee
Warnock
Homer
Durgin
Arlington Boat
Char Visis
Whittemore
Benjamin
Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 0 in National League clash
Cincinnati overwhelmed Brooklyn 5 to 0 in a May 2 game. Hahn pitched effectively while Crawford fueled the offense with a two bagger and a triple. The lineup produced five runs, and no umpire appeared as Farrell and Beck officiated. Attendance was about 6000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Hahn
Crawford
Beck
Rrell
Hughes
Steinfeld
Crawfor
Keeler
McCreery
Farrell
Chicago Defeats New York with timely hitting
In Chicago on May 2, the locals beat New York by stronger hitting. A third inning triple, a seventh inning triple, and three consecutive singles in the sixth produced all Chicago runs. The visitors only score came from two consecutive doubles. Attendance was 14,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Dexter
Congalton
King
Lowe
O'Hagen
Tinker
St. Vrain
York A
P.owa Callahan
R. Loveeewee
Lander
J. Jones
C. F
Doyle
Dunn
Miller
Sts Vrain
O' Day
Scattered Score Totals From Regional Matches
Summary of multiple listed game scores and city pairs including Newark Worcester Montreal Buffalo Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee Louisville St Paul Columbus with varying point results and team pairings. The fragmentary OCR yields inconsistent entries and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Worcester
Montreal
Buffalo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Irish Athletic Association Boston finalizes field day plans
The committee on games of the Irish Athletic Association of Boston will meet at 53 Hanover Street tomorrow evening to complete final arrangements for the field day to be held at Everett on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Games
The
Irish Athletic Association ‘of
Boston
Hanover Street
Everett
Noted Dog Dead Lord Roy A Champion English Bulldog Dies
The eight month old English bull pup Lord Roy owned by Mrs May E Benton died of distemper after the New England Kennel Club beach show in Boston. Bred from Black Knight and related to Bromley Crib, he had attracted $1200 offers from Thomas W Lawson and won first prize for puppies at the same show before falling ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roy
May E. Benton
New England Kennel Club
Black Knight
Bromley
England
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Collins Face St Louis In Early Afternoon Baseball Start
At Huntington avenue grounds Collins hopes to sweep three games from St Louis as Dineen takes the mound for Collins. The New Yorks with Christy Mathewson arrive Tuesday at South End grounds and fanfare is planned for Decoration Day tickets. Lajoie and Tenney reportedly tied to Cleveland offers but both resist due to court, contract, and home ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Huntington Avenue
Dineen
Collins
New Yorks
Christy Mathewson
South End
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Lush
Courtney
Parent
Ferris
Wachance
Freddie
Afernoon
H. K
Tittle
Lajoie
Fred Tenney
Cleveland
Ajoie
Philadelphia
Lajote
Ajole
Supreme Court
Tenney
Boston Nationals
Dorchester
Boston
Officials Named for Chelsea Trotting Meeting at Sau Gus
The Chelsea Trotting Association selected judges Stephen J. Cronan William Melley and Robert Burnett with starter Dr W Stinson and timer A Loud for Friday’s Sau gus meeting. Entries close with Secretary Cronan on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Trotting Association
Saugus
Stephen J. Cronan
William Melley
Robert Burnett
W. Stinson
A. Loud
Cronan
Drunkards Cured at Home With Golden Specific Trial Pack
A tasteless remedy claim that can be added to tea or food cures drunkenness silently and quickly. Endorsed by W INSURES A HAPPY HOME and temperance groups. Send name and address to Dr J W Haines Cincinnati for a free trial package. distributors listed in Boston and surrounding stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T.U
J. W. Haines
Glenn Bidg
Cincinnati
Boston
L. B. Butler
Main St
W. H. Pierce
Shawmut Ave
F. H. Putnam
School St
Downey & McCormick
Thompson Sq
Boston Man Suspended in A C A Endurance Test
The Automobile Club of America punishes two members for speeding in a Long Island endurance test. J Grant Lyman receives a six month suspension, Kenneth M Skinner of Boston a two month suspension, and EB B Gallagher is admonished. This marks a first for any U S automobile club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Club of America
Long Island
J. Grant Lyman
Keneth M. Skinner
Boston
Eb.b. Gallagher
United States
Century Road Club's Spring Century Run Held in Massachusetts
More than fifty cyclists completed the sixth annual spring century run by the Massachusetts division of the Century Road Club. Starters rode to Newburyport. others began from Lowell and Lawrence, with a Boston start at Copley Square. All but one of the Boston party finished. Two ladies, Miss Sadie and Miss Margaret O Knowlton, rode among the finishers. No accidents were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Century Road Club
Newburyport
Providence
Copley Square
Lowell
Lawrence
Boston
Sadie
Margaret O. Knowlton
Harry
B. L. Eliot
C. H. Vaughan
Cy. F. Mackenzie
J. C. McLean
W. H. Ccholm
G. M. Tursom
F. A. Smith
W. Cc. Fickett
G. D. Bodman
BE. B. Bailey
H. F. Dalton
George W. de Groat
D. W. Freeman
EF. Beyer
R. N. Breed
F. G C. Ellis
H. E. Preble
T. A. Gufano
Peter Hagaty
Michael Gaor
J. Diggens
Rudolph Lauriks
W. H. Harvey
Charles E. Leede
Alfred Genereux
O. W. Bloemerth
George Kettell
Sadie E. Knowlton
F. C. Emerson
Andrew Duncan
Thomas
Prize window showcases 10 mile Knockabout race prizes
The Knockabout Cycle Club of East Boston exhibits 10 mile race prizes on Meridian street including a 15 jewel gold watch for first prize and a premium wheel. With 28 other prizes, entries surge as May 30 approaches. Jules De Guichard, a French-born rider under 17, anticipates fast speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knockabout Cycle Club
East Boston
Meridian Street
Morris Street
Jules de Guichard
Boston
Albert Champion
Elkes
Champion
Tilton
N. H
Kelsey
New England Board of Control
Gardner
C. J. Gorman
Tremont Street
Louis Mettling
Boxing Gossip and Local News of Boston Clubs
American boxers sail to England including Joe Walcott for a staged fight in London while jobbers may face interference. Bowdoin club meeting postponed as Young Cassidy is buried today. Jack McLaughlin, badly stabbed, remains in danger but out of immediate risk. He is bedridden and disfigured from neck wounds. Rob Roy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Tommy West
Oston
New York
London
Bowdoin Club
Young Cassidy
Jack McLaughlin
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Speedway Parade Entries Coming Fast
Entries for the Speedway parade are coming in to repeat last year’s success. The committee will keep entry open until June 2. The parade is free and open to all horse classes used for pleasure. Send entries to secretary F. G. Trott at 244 Washington Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Trott
Washington Street
Boston
Daylight Sound Voyage to New York on Old Dominion
For a few days away from business, travelers may take the Old Dominion steamship from Boston at 5 pm on Wednesday May 26, returning about 6 pm June 1. The round trip costs 5.60 and includes a state room berth. George F. Tilton offers full particulars at 914 Washington Street Boston. early application advised as spaces are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Dominion
Boston
South Shore
Boston Harbor
George F. Tilton
Washington Street
Funeral of Joseph Q. Twombly
Funeral services for Joseph Q. Twombly were held at the Cross Street Universalist Church Somerville where he helped found the church. Oasis Lodge of Odd Fellows charter member and seventy five members attended with civic and fire department delegations. City officials and school leaders paid respects as the interment followed at Fordwood Cemetery Woburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Q. Twombly
Cross Street Universalist Church
Somerville
Oasis Lodge of Odd Fellows
Somerville Veteran Firemen
Somerville Royal Arcanum
Glines
George S. Vincent
Gordon A. Southworth
J.tern
R Sanbo
Elkes at Charles River prepares for 25 mile race
Harry Blkes sought a workout at Charles River Park ahead of the international 25 mile race in Cambridge next Friday. About 3000 spectators filled the stands as Elkes drew big crowds. Albert Champion challenged Elkes and De Guichard, showing fitness with rapid miles. An unknown rider broke a collarbone in the afternoon. Elkes, ill since France, believes he will win easily once he trains. A schedule error swapped a Mets Wells C C pursuit with Charlestown C C in a 6 mile race. Amateurs face a strong two mile handicap with prizes and a one third mile open race with cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Blkes
Charles River Park
Cambridge
New York
Elkes
Albert Champion
de Guichard
France
Mets
Wells C. C
Charlestown C. C
Sunday School Teachers Convene in Boston Hall
Nearly all Catholic Sunday schools in the archdiocese of Boston attend the semi annual Boston Catholic Sunday school teachers convention at St. Alphonsus Hall Roxbury. Rev M P McQuaid presided with papers by John B Emery and Thomas A Mullen on teacher duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Boston
St. Alphonsus Hall
Roxbury
Boston
M. P. McQuaid
St. James Church
John B. Emery
Thomas A. Mullen
Sunnday School
Susan Walker
St. Francis de Sales Sunday School
Abbie Sullivan
St. James’s Sunday School
George Patterson
St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
Open Air Horse Show At Grafton Club Memorial Day
Open air horse show at Grafton Country Club draws strong entries for next Friday Memorial Day event led by Harry W. Smith. Show to become an annual fixture, promising growing interest and a noted entries list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Country Club
Harry W. Smith
Grafton
221 Fast Ones Entered at October Meeting
Manager Hitchings reports the October meeting at Old Saugus filled well with 211 horses named by 134 nominators across five classes. Massachusetts horsemen lead entries with several from New England. Oakhurst Farm of Whitinsville has the most entries of any entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchings
Old Saugus
Massachusetts
New England
Oakhurst
Whitinsville
Revere Ragers Rest Day Ahead of Memorial Race
The Revere cycle track riders rested on the Sabbath as required by town and track rules but Moran and others slated to race Memorial Day afternoon continue preparations. Walthour arrives this morning to join Moran with new pacing machines for the upcoming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Moran
Walthour
Lajoie and Bernhard Sign for Cleveland Club
May 25 report from Philadelphia states second baseman Lajoie and pitcher Bernhard have signed with the Cleveland club of the American League. They left with the team to play tomorrow at Washington. Lajoie’s four year Cleveland contract runs at seven thousand dollars per year, guaranteeing twenty eight thousand dollars total regardless of future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Bernhard
Cleveland
Washington
Team Drivers Postpone Strike After Wage Advance
More than nine hundred Team Drivers Union 191 members secured wage gains without a strike. Four contractors employ 350 men who remain unpaid yet. Initially plans called for an immediate withdrawal but the action was postponed to the union’s next meeting.
Building Laborers Fine Two for Crossing Brewery Strike
Building Laborers Union No 6 fined two members $25 each for returning to work in breweries after the strike began. Two more members were fined $2 each for drinking in non union saloons.
Leonard Street dining reopened with steaks and music nights
The Leonard at 487 and 489 Tremont Street resumes service offering steaks chops and seafood with a large private room for events. A selection of four liquors and nightly music evenings are advertised to attract guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Tremont ST
Bartenders Act on Brewery Strike and Union Actions
Delegates meeting of Local 77 approves actions on non union beer handling and plans to order off buttons of non union saloon workers. New England branch charter granted, Portsmouth union declared invalid in a no license state, Chelsea added to Boston jurisdiction, death benefits moved to the international, and support for the M P Murphy dispute. Secretary Mattimore seeks approval to pull working buttons in saloons selling Boston brewed beer. Guests include Central Labor Union president and Brewery Workers' Local 2 business agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Callahan
Kennedy
Mehegan
Balch
New England
Association
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire
Chelsea
Boston
International Union
the International
M. P. Murphy & Co
Shawmut Avenue
Local 77
Mattimore
Jeremiah L. Sullivan
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
General Executive Board
J. Mattimore
Crozier
Central Labor Union
Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
Local
Denounced as Frauds in Dorchester and Roxbury Appeals
Business Agent Ward of the Brewery Workers Union says two young men are soliciting merchants in Dorchester Roxbury and the North End allegedly for the striking brewery workers He declares these figures are frauds since no authorization exists and the strikers do not need funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
Dorchester
Roxbury
North End
Typographical Union 18 Meeting Votes on Election Protest
A well attended Typographical Union 18 meeting at Wells Memorial Hall yesterday accepted the judges of election report and tabled all matters related to the recent protest against the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical Union 18
Wells Memorial Hall
Theatrical stage workers pick convention delegates in Norfolk
The stage employees chose John Cantwell P Barry Jr P Maloney and J J Barry as delegates to the national convention to be held in Norfolk Virginia in July Two members were fined two dollars each for drinking non union beer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cantwell
P. Jr. Barry
P. Maloney
J. J. Barry
Norfolk
Hyde Park Forms Retail Clerks Union With 65 Charter Members
President C. D. Wheeler of the Lynn Central Labor Union organized a new retail clerks union at Hyde Park yesterday. The formation includes 65 charter members under the National Retail Clerks' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks’ Union
Hyde Park
C. D. Wheeler
Lynn Central Labor Union
National
Retail Clerks’ Association
Moxom Chosen Business Agent of Elevator Constructors Union
Frank P. Moxom was chosen to succeed John A. Naven as business agent by the union board after last evening’s vote. The board instructed the new agent to receive all moneys and transact all business for the organization until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Moxom
Elevator Constructors’ Union
John A. Naven
Grocery Clerks Push Wednesday Half Holiday Plan
Grocery and Provision Clerks Local 160 held a large meeting at 9% Washington street and ordered 25,000 cards urging citizens to shop Wednesday forenoons as stores close Wednesday afternoons. President Angus McGrath and Business Agent H. J. Quinn were elected delegates to the state convention in Lynn at Lasters Hall, May 3 1920. Twenty five new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Angus McGrath
H. J. Quinn
Lasterg’ Hall
Lynn
Building Laborers Union 15 Helps Tin Can Strike
At a meeting on Washington Street the Building Laborers Union 15 voted substantial relief for striking tin can workers and pledged continued financial aid as long as needed. Eighteen candidates were initiated and officer reports were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Laborers’ Union 15
Washington Street
Union proposes new wage schedule for lumber drivers and handlers
The Lumber Teamsters and Handlers Union presents employers with a wage schedule. Single team drivers receive 12 dollars per week, double teams 14, three-horse teams 15, tally men 15, regular carriers 12, overtime at a fraction of a cent per hour, and a year round all-holiday Saturday clause.
Union Meeting Promises Dues Rise and Growth
Printing Pressmen's Union No. 67 reports higher dues and expanding unionizing efforts during Joseph W. Whall's term. Eighteen candidates were initiated by Building Laborers' Union No. 15 and Coal Teamsters No. 21 added twenty. The unions backed the tin can workers strike and set penalties for noncompliance with union cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Whall
Sanitary Men Aid Tin Can Strikers
Sanitary Workers 6064 started three candidates yesterday and drew eight applications for membership. A $10 fund was set for the striking tin can workers. A committee of unknown size was appointed to watch members who patronize saloons selling non union beer. Tickets for the ninth annual picnic go on sale for July 29 featuring Sanitary Superintendent Fullivan and Street Cleaning Superintendent Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary
Sanitary Workers
Fullivan
Norton
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Powell
Wallace
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Jimmy” Collins
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Frank Hopp
W. Gaven
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J. McCarthy
S. S
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W. Watson
James Cassidy
Boston Studio
Edward J. Kennedy
Iver Johnson
Washington St
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Columbus Avenue
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Kenneth M. Skinner
Auto Club of America
Charles River
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