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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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