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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1901

Page

3

Lawson Versus New York Yacht Club Stirs Indecisive Harbor Debate

Debate continues over whether the Independence will be chartered to a NYYC member or to “such persons” as agreeable to the club. Names of possible managers like General Charles J. Paine and H. W. Foster surface as the dock at East Boston fills with about 5000 onlookers inspecting the Independence with a steel mast and growing rigging.

New York Thomas W. Lawson Fe Ri Lawson Awson New York Yacht Club N. Y Y. C Hugh Cochrane Harry BE. Converse J.lcolm Forbes William H. Forbes Charles &. W. Foster William Amory Gardner Augustus Hemenway Henry W. Lamb Frederick H. Mosley Nathaniel C. Nash Charles J. Paine Joseph Peabody Dudley L. Pickman George M. Preston David Sears Joshua M. Sears L. D. Shephard Bayard Thayer Eugene V. R. Thayer Nathaniel Thayer Eugene Tompkins Alanson Tucker Albion B. Turner George W. Weld John D. Long Atlantic Works Boston Independence

American trap shooters sail for England for 2500 a side match

The United States team to meet British experts in a three day match at the Middlesex Gun Club near London sails from New York on the steamship Canadian. The affair, set for June 1 and following days, features 6000 targets per side with English shooters using both barrels and Americans one.

New York Middlesex

Providence and Worcester Rival in 7 to 3 Victory

Providence defeats Worcester 7 to 3 at Providence. Syracuse beats Hartford 9 to 1. the Buffalo Rochester game is postponed.

Rochester Providence Worcester Syracuse Hartford Buffalo

Baseball Schedule Fragment Lets Readers Track Week Games

A fragmented OCR schedule lists matchups across cities including Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St Louis Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. The rough notes reference games on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday with teams like Athletics Washington Detroit Baltimore Cleveland and Chicago in various pairings.

Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Brookve Pittsars Louie Moogay Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Athletics Mulwaukee Washington Detroit Milwaukee Inday Mexico

Collins teams’ winning run lifts spirits as season opens

The Colins cohorts show growing form with four games in Detroit and Cleveland, winning three. Beville may prove a valuable addition while Kellum and Jones depart. Boston struggles with injuries as Gammone and Moran fill in, and Giants’ Mathewson dominates with shutouts as New York leads the league.

Colins Somersites West Collins Detroit Cleveland Chick” Stahl Freeman Stahl Lewis Young Beville Boston South Paw Kellum Jones Colling Gaston Gammons Moran Kittredge Pittsburg Chicago Thurscay New York E Collins Giants Polo Grounds Amdy Freedman Gothamites Pit Ghive Marvel Mathewson Oong Christi

Chicago shuts out Baltimore in errorless tilt

Chicago defeated Baltimore 5 to 0 as Griffith excelled on the mound and in the field. Only Williams and Seymour reached third base. attendance listed at 12 600. Grifth pitched 8 1 3 innings with McGinnity finishing. Hits Chicago eleven Baltimore six.

Chicago Baltimore Griffith Williams Seymour Chao

Milwaukee Beats Philadelphia In Opening Series Clash

Milwaukee wins 6 to 5 over Philadelphia in a hard fought first game before the season crowd of about 10 000. Hawley and Bernhard pitched well with tight defense and timely hits from Lajoie highlight the effort. Attendance was 10 000 at Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Wis Philadelphia Hawley Bernhard Lajoie Anderson Friel Seyd Duffy Conroy Z Hawley Milligan Waldron Seybold Connor Dolan Philadelphia, Jr Haskell Leahy Powers

Amateur Baseball Clubs Seek Friendly Games Across Boston Area

Local clubs and athletic associations listed seeking matchups with 14 to 18 year old uniformed teams. Groups from Somerville to Dorchester propose games in June to August, offering half expenses or paying travel, with managers named at various streets and neighborhoods.

Glenwee A. C Ee Sheridan A. Teth D McGovern Robison Gang J. McFarland Hillstreet G. Gapelle Pleasant Street Eve Tabor Stephenson Hingham Tele Houston Néeteen Ave Somerville J. Rowitz Care Henderson Highland Peerville Windsor . A Boston Will Everettee Grounds Sebby Chestnut E. Dawson McCoubrey Nees Dorchester Avenue Ara Crowe Vi Seer elLan Lampert Hi. Teimpert R. F Yo Hiaon Setativion Pos Johneon Washi Jamal William Eee Washington Atrwe Kei Garin Gene O’donne Bone South Filaton Harrisons of Purcell Harrison Pacific A. C Edor Lawrence School William McCarron South HH. Shattuck Hinghe Manning Aril le F EB. Witbee George Scott Congress Street Jea Plain Senween Kington Street Jamaica the Willows of Jamaica Plain Mace T. Bartlett Fogartys Nonaviown Glenn Donelly M. Meeas la McNulty Namey McNerny J. Redmond Warwicks Lavers Winchester McDonald Ritehie Minton E Curran O’brien Ritchie Ile Street Dorchesters Roxbury Berran Pere Benne Dagean Ler Gelatin C. Goode Etree Rose Choir Boye Chelees Theeeheche Barrett Farrell J. Pearce Victors Balrmonts J. Hurley Sturbridge Street Tremonts Astors Co Sa Dean's McCurdy Miller Smith Pig Lunt Sim Wallen Mitchell Co. F Nean Porter Oatteate Middlesex A. A Fance NcKenzie Somerville Avenue New Street Dorcer Merrimac A. A H. Schlichte Thomas Park South Boston Kiltons Dorchester Millments of John McOue West Park Street New Dorchester Astagerald p.Aigen Shields Truesdale Chanelly Dolan Williams A F Canty

Fine fields enter Thomas Lawson horses for opening day

Thomas W. Lawson’s new steeplechaser Ronkonkoma and hurdler Draughtsman sold for high sums arrive at Country Club stables from Morris Park. Both will run tomorrow in the opening races with Draughtsman in the hurdle event and Ronkonkoma in the steeplechase, among a field of 13 starters.

Thomas W. Lawson Ronkonkoma Hayes Country Club Morris Park Corpia Dougin Jess Joliet Jessie Sefer Ira Chamberlin Lawson Purchase Rae Keene Diver Mr. Smith O Sarato Igbee Cue Jollet Ereer Scorpio Fabius Pion Ingomar Ine Push Monteiro Belle

Owl Cycle Club Plans Fifty Rider Run in Chelsea

Nearly fifty riders from the Owl Cycle Club of Chelsea prepared for a turning point half century run through Lowell's roads. Frank Babson, Kelley, York, Kallack, Patterson and others joined the event, following a route that showcased their cycling interest and community.

Lowell Owl Cycle’ Club Chelsea Frank Babson Bee' Ge Join Kelley David York H. L. Kallack Eorge Patterson C. A. Aersee John B Stton F. Holden Nite A. Baztar Ferris J. Meg Es Thomas Cart Cook

Boxing Gossip Highlights Fresh Welterweight Title Shakeups

The column reviews recent bouts with Rube Ferns reclaiming the welterweight crown from Matty Matthews, Marvin Hart beating Dan Creedon in six, Kid Carter defeating Pat Raedy, and Nouroulah the Turk losing to Ernest Roeber in a disputed foul. It discusses upcoming clashes and notable figures like Bobby Dobbs, Joe Gans, Terry McGovern, and Tom Sharkey, plus boxing antics in New York and Boston.

Rube Ferns Matty Matthews Kansas Rube Dan Creedon Marvin Hart Louisville Hart Kentucky Kid Carter Pat Raedy Washington Baltimore Raedy Nouroulah Ernest Roeber Roeber Steve O'Donnell Mechanics’ Hall Parker New York Bobby Dobbs Joe Gans Terry McGovern Frisco Brooklyn Herrera Frank Erne Young Simmons Rockland Jim Crow Brockton Arthur Cote Maine Central Cote Thomas Jones Chelsea Don McVey Tom Sharkey Tom Jenkins Cleveland Jenkins Sharkey John N. Sullivan Cuba Mexico Philippine Islands Joe Walcott Denver Fd Martin Tom O’rourke Walcott Martin Kid Parker England Charley Mitchell George Gardner Jack O'Brien Charlie Mitchell Oe Ana Imwell Kid McCoy Mitchel Boston Mitchell Buffalo McCoy Howard Clark Curtis Adams Pierce Tet Communications Dr.d Sullivan B. H. Benton Rob Roy

Boston Rowing Scene Sees New Boats and Trials

The piece notes a busy day on the Charles with multiple clubs training for summer regattas. Jeffries Points fields an intermediate eight and a junior four, East Boston A A prepares for Mikado charity event, and new four from Davy’s arrives amid praise from coach Jim Wray. St Joseph’s crews suffer a log collision but crew activity remains strong.

Greer Jeffries Oll Bright Barker Murphy Twitchell Gorman Finley Glavin Hayes Keating McPhee Stowe Lee Swartz Brown Gree Brothers Columbians Marshall East Boston A. A Academy of Music Columbia Davy’s Jim Wray Union B. C Boston St. Joseph's Dean Galvin Burke Maxey Charles Craigie’s Bridge J. J. Brassil Toomey McAuliffe Holt Kenny Devine Crosby Sullivan Millstreams Weld Shawmuts Pat Shields Billy Stuffles Davy Park Commission New Haven New York Volkmann's Mechanic Arts Noble & Greenough Worcester Harvard St. Paul's Groton Union Club Glendon Walter P. Henderson Union Boat Club N. G. Horton Waltham High Boston Latin School W. S. Youngman Everett L. Pope Tom Stevenson Shuebruk Ayer Bullard Phillips St. Joseph's A. A Hugh Burke E. Galvin J. Farley George R. Dean Loftus Gleason Maddocks McDonald

Walthour Poised to Win as Fast Four Trade Bets

Rain delay shifts focus to a tight turf track duel among Champion Butler and Walthour. Walthour leads in practice with 1 37s pace, backed by Nelson and insiders. Pacing teams for Champion Butler named, amateurs in open and handicap, Downey and Butler strong for five mile pursuit tonight.

Walthour Elson Butler Munroe Saunders Pickard Winesett Champion Gately Tenzler Myers Marks Nat Butler Amon Charles McConnell L. E. Otting Harry Edwards R. A. Carni W. J. Potter L. R. Lake J. E. Murphy

Metros Half Century Event Draws Riders From Surrounding Clubs

The Metropolitan Wheelmen held its annual spring half century with 117 finishers despite wind and poor weather. Elm Cycle Club led by Captain Muthare and Unity C C of Lawrence sent riders. Rakahjak Wheelmen entered fifteen. other clubs included Somerville and Monadnock. The Rakahjak first half century followed, with about sixty riders, many also in the Metropolitan event.

Metropolitan Elm Cycle Club Muthare Unity C. C Lawrence Norfolk Rakahjak Somerville Monadnock Teckmeyer J. ¥. McIntire J. A. Sharpe G. Vy.tson Edward Shepard H. Berry E. Johnson J. W. Clary F. C. Aston F. G. Carr J. L. Prouty Otis Phillips J. A. Dykeman A. L. Wall Walter Joyce J. H. Warburton H. G. White John Mitchell C. F. Malley W. F. Moore S. K. Billings F. T. Hartson E. L. Ochs A. St. Denis E. E. Dion C. Clark T. McQuarne George McLaren H. M. Gordon George Blake A. McDonald Murray Menzie T. Smith W. B. Johnson J. S. Battis H. Fitzgerald Miss Gilholy E. P. Figwood I. Todd H. A. Scott H. S. Dame E. B. Lane J. J. Deegan W. B. Deans M. Scott B. Scott A. Papp O. P. Creamer A. Ruddick Mr. Parsons F. L. Wilkins W. J. Caldwell Neil McLeod H. J. Daly Carl Peterson W. H. Wood H. S. Heald J. McNealy C. McNeil E. C. Hernendez J. Piper F. J. Killen H. O. Rounds Pierce J. EB. Barney J. St. Denis R. Loveley J. W. Johnson T. Rich J. F. Richwald H. E. Cutler T. O'Neil M. F. Foley R. A Robinson Morton Taylor Fred Butters James Mulhare Marshall Miller Fred Wilkinson William Marshland M. Leavey Walter Vine M. Cookson R. C. Crawford C. E. Rockwood A. M. Stocking H. E. Bean

Bicycle notes from Crescent Beach track clash and local races

Revere police closed Crescent Beach track awaiting amusement license amid plans for a major Taylor versus Butler race at Charles River Park. Local clubs hold team tryouts in Charlestown with times around 2:20 to 2:26. Waltham road race set for June 15 on Lexington course with prizes including a $60 racing wheel and other merchandise.

Revere Crescent Beach C. C. Racin Tom Butler Taylor Charles River Park Retu Europe Butler O. C Charlestown Garland Harvey Giles C. D. Thompson H. A. Barry H. C. Archibald Melvin A. Mode William F. Ivy K. H. McInnis McGowan Revere Beach Waltham Sharp Toe Tratch Moody Street

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