Corbett and Fitzsimmons Meet Over Title Fight Arrangements
May 27 meeting in New York between James J. Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons aimed to finalize details for their forthcoming bout. Disputes over venue and contract terms sparked sharp exchanges as they agreed to settle the clash in the ring with Joe Vendig and Emanuel Friend handling negotiations. Wendig expects a July 1 announcement and training plans proceed for Corbett in Asbury while Fitzsimmons delays until his Syracuse match ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Billy Brady
Emanuel Friend
Joe Wendig
Miorida Athletic Club
Corbett
Fitz
Joe Vendig
Fitzsimmons
Friend
Ing
Vendig
P. J. Dwyer
Orbett
Brady
Fitalmmons
Lance Friend
Wendig
D Day
Asbury Rh
Syracuse
Races At Gravesend Feature Mixed Stakes and Entries
May 1 Gravesend stage includes sweepstakes for 3-year-olds and up, with 69 added. horses listed include Ramapo Ed Kearney Connoisseur Tinge Manches ter and Ingolsby among 3-year-olds. 2-year-old events feature Lorrania Nantucket Merry Prince Religion Anna je Imperial and others. Gazelle Stakes for fillies 8, one mile and a furlong, lists Second Attempt Butterflies California and more. Sixth race targets 8-year-olds and up with Kennel, Kenne lly, and Sandowne among entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
L. I
Ramapo
Ed Kearney
Connoisseur
Tinge
Manchester
Ingolsby
Imp
Chandos
Ven Furlo Lorrania
Nantucket
Merry Prince
Religion
Anna Je
Imperial
Teko
Arib
Hungara
Goundy
Marmon
Montezuma
Alar- Pai
Ate Joe Rogers
Frank Harris
Calmerstone
Barrymore
Hazlet
Handspring
Pyenate
Jefferson
Refugee
California
Kennel
Earney
Kennelly
Sandowne
Captain T
Redum
Aurelian
Results at St. Asaph Races and Times
Results show races of one quarter mile to one and one sixteenth miles at St. Asaph. Governor Fifer placed second in the short dash with a 1:06 1/5 time, Mamie R. was second in the three-fourths mile at 1:21 1/4, Billsarius led in the six and one half furlongs at 1:27, and Trace ran one and one sixteenth miles in 1:22 with Bones finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifer
Face
Mamie
Kness
Billsarius
Way
Trace
Yao Tah Nthe
Bones
Results at Latonia Races Include Fast Times
Fr Trace won the seven eighths mile race with St Tariro second after a late surge in 1 31 3 4. In the one mile event Marion led Peytonia with Ti race placing third in 1 08. Ida Sherlock led Fasig and Del Soranado in the five eighths mile, with time 1 08. Belle among the finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Trace
Seat
St. Tariio
Seliing
Marion
Peytonia
Tirace
ida—Sherlock
Fasig
del Soranado
Belle
Smith and Ryan Stage Drawn Twenty-Five Round Title Bout
The final welterweight bout pitted Tommy Ryan of Chicago against Mysterious Billy Smith of Boston at 142 pounds. After twenty five rounds of fierce exchanges with Smith pressing and Ryan running, the referee ruled the match a draw in the eighteenth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Ryan
Chicago
Billy Smith
Boston
Smith
Ryan
Joe Choynski
Harry Ryan
Canada
Jimmy Barry
Billy Hennessey
Clinton
Iowa
Bob Smith
Jim Kelly
California
Dick O’brien
Bostonian
Great racing on card at the Country Club afternoon
The ponies Wazee Miss Clay Sweet Marie and Secret figure for a likely win with Ferrier and Tigress from Del Monte stables in a hot race. Prize The Peer Floodmore Little Mid race the steeplechase with Floodmore narrow favorite. Big Decoration Day steeplechase lists Lady Raymond Floodmore The Peer Alchemist King John Prize Raceland Chevy Chase Duke of Abercorn Hiawassee Profile Triumph among top entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Wazee
Miss Clay
Sweet Marie
Secret
Ferrier
Tigress
del Monte
Prize
Floodmore
Little Mid
Randolph
Chevy Chase
Duke of Abercorn
Oakwood
Lady Raymond
the Peer
Alchemist
King John
Raceland
Hia- Wwassee
Profile
Triumph
Butler and Watson Fight Twelve Rounds To Draw
John E. Butler of Lynn and Andy Watson fought twelve fierce rounds to a draw before 300 at the Kirtland Club. Butler led with a steady left to Watsons jaw, both men gamely absorbing punishment, referee Doc OConnell ruled a draw as time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
John E. Butler
Andy Watson
Lynn Sports
Kirtland
Doc O'Connell
Butler
Watson
Harvard Varsity Falls to Boston League Club in Rain-Shortened Game
The Harvard nine were crushed by a Boston National League team despite Captain Whittemore's seven error-free chances and Stevenson’s early run. Paine yielded sixteen runs as Boston hitters racked twelve singles and a three-bagger through the second and third innings before rain halted play in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Paine
Nash
Wilson
Dolan
Sullivan
J. Hayes
McCarthy
Rand
Whittemore
Stevenson
Highlands
Boston
Spalding League AAL Endorsed by Baseball Leaders
In Washington testimony N E Young promotes the Spalding League AAL as the league standard, citing 18 years of National League use and unanimous adoption by major pro clubs. The Portland team defeats Bangor 9 10 0 04 20 7 with Gannon Goodheart and Wheeler Hayes handling the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EB. Young
Pres
Sec'y
Washington, D. C
National League
American Association of Professional
Portland
Bangor
Gannon and Goodheart
Wheeler and Hayes
Lawrence Beats Fitchburg In Tight Showdown
Lawrence wins 5 to 2 over Fitchburg as poor base running hurts the visitors. Magee stands out for Lawrence while Brooks and Strowger pair up on the mound against Magee and Donovan. Base hits tally nine for Lawrence and six for Fitchburg with five Lawrence errors and four by Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fitchburg
Magee
Brooks
Strowger
Donovan
Haverhill Defeats Salems in Uphill Ball Game
The Haverhill home team beat the Salems in a tense contest. Brinton pitched well after a shaky start by Kelley at short, and with stronger support the visitors' offense was stifled. Final line shows Haverhill 14 hits to Salem 7 with eight errors to three. Batteries were Brinton Hoyt for Haverhill and O Nell McManus for Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Salems
Kelley
Brinton
Salem
Hoyt
O’nell
McManus
Lowell Triumph Over Nashua In Tight Nine Inning Tilt
Lowells 11 hit game included Cushman three bagger and costly errors in a close nine inning contest against Nashua. Final score section shows Lowell edging Nashua with 220002089 and 22100014107 bases, 8 errors for Lowell and 6 for Nashua. Batteries McCarthy Cushman for Lowell Black Luchia for Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Sooner
Nashua
McCarthy
Cushman
Black
Luchia
Brockton Rebounds to Lead Before Rain Ends Game
In the New England League at Brockton on May 27, Brockton led 8 to 6 in the eighth after Nadeau hit a go ahead homer following two walks. Rain halted play for about a half hour and Fall River earned a victory. Fall River 0 0 2 3 8 Brockton 0 0 1 2 6. Base hits Fall River 14 Brockton 11. Errors Fall River 3 Brockton 2. Batteries Fernon Rollins McCullough Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Nadeau
Fall River
Fernon and Rollins
McCullough and Shea
Augusta Baseball Triumph Seals Narrow Win Over Lewiston
In a pitchers battle today Butler earned the win for Augusta. Augusta played errorless ball, outbatting and outfielding Lewiston. Final: Augusta 41 base hits vs Lewiston 6 with one error. Batteries Butler Flynn Mains Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Butler
Lewiston
Flynn
Mains
Burke
Callahan Leads Pitchers in Buffalo Springfield Tilt
In Buffalo New York on May 27 Springfield defeated Buffalo 13 to 7 in a pitchers battle. Callahan stood out with stronger effectiveness for Springfield while Gunson Urquhart backed Buffalo. Attendance was 1200. Errors were Springfield two and Buffalo two. Batteries were Callahan and Gunson for Springfield Vickery and Urquhart for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Springfield
Callahan
Gunson
Vickery
Urquhart
Pawtucket Beats New Bedford In Shortened Game
Pawtucket plated three runs in the first inning and cruised to a 13 to 5 victory over New Bedford in six innings. Hannivan at short stole the show with a sharp defensive effort as Meakin yielded early hits before settling down. Batteries Meakin Yeager for Pawtucket Carr Friend Sharp for New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. I
New Bedford
Carr
Friend
Meakin
Hannivan
Toronto Beats Providence Tight Baseball Con Test
In a chilly, low attendance game Toronto defeated Providence with a late surge. Toronto led in the third and eighth innings as Providence briefly led in the sixth. Doescher fined Stricker and Captain Murray $10 each amid the onfield disputes. Toronto 3 Errors 2, Providence 4 Errors 0. Hits 16 to 10. Batteries Shaw Lake for Toronto Eagan Dixon for Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Providence
Doescher
Stricker
Murray
Shaw
Lake
Eagan and Dixon
Rochester Beats Wilkesbarre After Slow Windy Tilt
In Rochester, May 27, Wilkesbarre defeated Rochester 4 to 16 in a slow game marked by a seven inning rally. Lyttle hit a three bagger to spark the visitors, with Harper pitching poorly and O Brien making an error as Rochester produced 11 hits. Wente homered and attendance reached 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Wilkesbarre
Harper
Lyttle
O’brien
Wente
Campfield
Diggins
Harper and Wente
Syracuse Cleveland exhibition game halted by rain
Syracuse Cleveland exhibition game stopped by rain at end of the fifth inning. The score shows Cleveland leading 0 to 0 with 2 runs, Syracuse at 0 with 2 runs, Cleveland errors 2, Syracuse errors 1. Sullivan and Blake pitched for Cleveland, Kilroy and Rafter for Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Cleveland
Seeeeeed
Sullivan
Blake
Kilroy
Rafter
Opening Day At South End Grounds Promises Busy Event
The Bostons host St Louis at 3 30 PM in the season opener at South End grounds with 1200 officials invited. Stivetts and Ganzel will start for Boston while Ehret may pitch for St Louis and Miller Avill catches. Several players are hurt but Tenney, Quinn, and Bannon are noted as key performers with strong batting and fielding forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
St. Louis
South End
Stivetts
Ganzel
Ehret
Miller Avill
Duffy
Pittsburg
Tenney
Sullivan
Ganzell
Seelee
Link Hawley
Warner
Wilkesbarre
Jimmie
Saugus” Bannon
Browns
Joe Quinn
Boston
Big Roger
New Yorks
Calliope” Miller
Gloucester Athletic Games Memorial Day Events
The Gloucester Athletic Club plans a Memorial Day program with events including 100 yard dash 440 yard run one mile run three mile run one mile walk hammer throw shot put and weight throwing Entries are limited and Maéries should be sent to J Mosklay at the listed address for each event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester Athletic Club
Maéries
Mosklay
Kerosene Sales Ban Sparks South Boston Fury
South Boston grocers condemn revived city ordinance barring kerosene sales in frame buildings or in structures with tenements. Many stores face licenses denial, leaving only a few brick or stone shops able to sell oil and risking widespread consumer inconvenience. A fire official notes fires stem from lamps not kerosene, while a list enumerates dozens of dealers refused licenses and warns more may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Boston
Standard Oil Company
Mullen
Fire Department
Kate Dillon
Fifth Street
D. I
Alexander
Fourth Streets
Arey. Bros
East Fourth Street
Thomas Powderly
Pierce Bros
BE Street
A. L. Margle & Son
Dorchester Street
Silas Fairchild
West Broadway
Niles & Lehy
A. W. Porter
Woodward Street
Ellen White
East Third Street
George A. Gibson
F Street
Christine Olsen
Sixth Street
Erntz Schonberg
George B. Sherry
Swett Street
Holbrook Bros
East Eighth Street
Mary Flah
Eighth Street
K. W. Stackhouse
D. H. McCarty
C Street
E. 8. Gilmore
Broadway
R. O. Mangle
A. Goddard
W. Hammond
J. C. McGrath
West
J. Manahan
Ninth Street
G. B. Berg
J. P. Bullard
Sromeney P. Scanlan
E. 8. Gilmore & Co
H. L. Taylor
Fairchild
J. C. Tebbetts
A. I. Cole
J. A. Heely
H. Obermark
Fourth Street
D. Dwyer
D Street
B. M. Curry
J. H. Mc
West Fourth Street
A. B. Phalen
William Feeney
James Moynihan
William J. McMullen
S. Hayward
Fred J. Perry & Co
Rock Spring Farm Dairy Co
John C. Neal & Co
S. Welscope
Mullaly Bros
S. Welscoff
E Street
William Looney
Tucker & Co
Seventh Streets
A. O'Neill
EF. Dunlea
A. S. Yerxa
Mary McCarron
Mungovan
William Driscoll
M. Harrison
D. Obermeyer
Post
Milford Town Meeting Approves 2000 for Hopkinton Rail Line
Milford voters at a crowded adjourned meeting in Town Hall approve a 2000 appropriation to widen Hopkinton roadbed if an electrical street railway can be arranged to connect Milford and Hopkinton. They also authorize 6500 to build a brick fire house on the existing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Town Hall
Hopkinton Road
Hopkinton
Young Mason Alexander Shepard Dies After Four-Story Fall
Alexander Shepard aged 19, a Brighton mason, died at City Hospital at 3 40 yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered when he fell four stories from a ladder at the new high school building. He lived at 25 Union Street and had just completed his apprenticeship. His coworkers remembered him as bright and well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Shepard
Brighton
City Hospital
Union Street
Shepard
Watertown Suffragists Hold Final Meeting
The Watertown School Suffrage Association closed its season at Miss A. M. J. Coolidge residence on Mt. Auburn Street. Mrs. A. N. M. Walton of West Newton gave the principal address titled Our Annual Defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Watertown School Suffrage Association
A. M. J. Coolidge
Mt. Auburn Street
A. N. M. Walton
West Newton
No New Trial Sought in McDonald Bribery Conspiracy Case
A motion for a new trial was filed in the McDonald case from Haverhill. The defendant Thomas H. McDonald is convicted of conspiracy to bribe Alderman Hadley H. Hoyt. The motion argues the verdict was contrary to law and the existence of newly discovered evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Thomas H. McDonald
Haverhill
Hadley H. Hoyt
Was he drunk Chief Drury faces Chelsea rumor storm
Chelsea residents debate charges of alleged drunkenness against Chief of Police William P. Drury with claims of train sightings and at depots. Drury denies all accusations, while Alderman Hadaway says an investigation may occur next week. The mayor says he has heard rumors but nothing concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
William P. Drury
Chief Drury
Alderman Hadaway
Carter
Debs Denied Writ by Supreme Court in 1900
The Supreme Court unanimously denied Eugene V. Debs a writ of habeas corpus. It held the federal government has jurisdiction over interstate commerce and that civil injunctions can coexist with criminal proceedings, upholding Judge Woods sentence for six months for disobeying the injunction during the Pullman strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Supreme Court
Debs
Woods
United States
Circuit Court
Judge Woods Gratified by Supreme Court Ruling on Debs Case
Judge Woods said he was gratified the Supreme Court sanctioned his opinion in the Debs contempt case and noted the defendants would likely get time to report to the marshal. United States District Attorney Black said criminal prosecutions would proceed in their ordinary sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woods
Supreme Court
Debs
United States
Black
Debs Case Dies Hard After Supreme Court Ruling
Attorney Darrow expresses surprise at news that habeas corpus was denied by the United States Supreme Court. He notes the Supreme Court is the last resort. The affected A. R. U. officers include Debs and Howard, Kelcher, Rogers, Burns, Hogan, Godth and Elliott. Debs is reported to be in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Darrow
Debs
United Press
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Howard
Kelcher
Rogers
Burns
Hogan
God
Elliott
The
Terre Haute
Terrible, World’s Most Powerful Cruiser, Launched on Clyde
The steel cruiser Terrible, copper sheathed and 14200 ton displacement, was launched on the Clyde. It measures 631 feet long with a 71 foot beam and can reach 22 knots. Armament includes two 22 ton and 18 quick firing guns, with 900 crew. deemed the strongest of its class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Clyde
Wakefield Votes On Metropolitan Water Plan At Special Meeting
A May 27 special town meeting in Wakefield considered the metropolitan water supply proposal. Town counsel George H. Towle warned the cost would be about 9500 dollars yearly for town assessments, urging against joining the metropolitan district. Ex-Representative Miller argued for the plan, claiming it would cost less than 400 dollars annually, and the meeting adopted resolutions opposing the current bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Mass
George H. Towle
Miller
Driver Alonzo Hank Killed by Train Near Roxbury Crossing
Alonzo Hank 21, driver for Drivers' Union Ice Company, died after being struck by an inward-bound train on the Providence division of the New York New Haven Hartford line at about 4 25 yesterday afternoon. Hank resided at 18 Carey Street Roxbury and was found on the track within 200 yards of the Ruggles Street crossing. His body was taken to City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Hank
Drivers' Union Ice Company
Providence
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Carey Street
Roxbury
Ruggles Street
City Hospital
More Troops for Campos Despatch From Madrid
A Pall Mall Gazette despatch from Madrid reports cavalry regiments heading to Cadiz to embark for Cuba. A battalion ordered to the Philippine Islands has been diverted to Cuba, increasing force for the Campos campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Pall Mall Gazette
Cuba
Cadiz
Philippine Islands
Georgetown Would Wot Pial
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local item about Mrs. Sawin and a feature on a figure named Gao Ne Spec meme, with unclear context and dates. Names appear incomplete, making precise event and location identification difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Sife
Bodwell Sentenced in Lynn Lewd Conduct Case
Joseph B. Bodwell a Lynn furniture dealer was sentenced to three years in Charlestown State Prison for lewd conduct after a joint trial with Fanny Smith. Smith bonded at $500 with George C Neal as her surety. District Attorney Moody expressed sympathy for Smith and suggested Bodwell’s control. other witnesses said Bodwell lived with Smith and a child born in 18% claimed Bodwell as father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph B. Bodwell
Lynn
Union Street
Gaskell
Charlestown
Bodwell
Fanny Smith
Moody
George C. Neal
Ella Bodwell
Smith
Smythe
New York Chamber Launches Campaign Against Free Silver
The New York Chamber of Commerce announces a nationwide crusade against free silver coinage. It plans a focused battle on cheap money, forming a 78 member general committee with leaders from business including Isidor Straus Gustave Schwab Frederick Cons table August Belmont J Pierpont Morgan Carl Schurz Cornelius Vanderbilt John Sloan Anson Phelps Stokes Morris K Jesup and Edward King. The nine member executive committee will be chaired by Gustav Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Isidor Straus
Gustave H. Schwab
Frederick A. Constable
August Belmont
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carl Schurz
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Sloane
Anson Phelps Stokes
Morris K. Jesup
Edward King
New England tennis championship entries announced at New Haven
An unusually large field enters the New England championship at the New Haven Lawn Club starting tomorrow. Notable players include Malcolm Chace Yale W F Larned Cornell Arthur Foote Yale John Howland New York and Clarence Budiong Brown with many Yale players also in the draw. The singles likely to be decided between Larned and Chace while Foote and Chace may win the doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New England
Captured Policy Slips In Street Raid On Piedmont
Officers from Lagrange station with Captains Warren and Brown raided No 7 Piedmont Street seizing policy slips and manuscript sheets. Three occupants Thomas Golding 28 Royal H Mason 29 Frank Johnson 37 were detained for presence where gaming implements were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange Street
Warren
Brown
Piedmont Street
Thomas Golding
Royal H. Mason
Frank Johnson
Local Youth Sustains Arm Fracture at YMCA Gym
Arthur E. Stevens 12 son of E. E. Stevens of Somerville fractured his left arm yesterday afternoon in the YMCA gym. He sprang from a wall area to reach rings, fell when unable to grasp the ropes and was treated by Drs. Morrill and Bell. He lives at 75 Thurston Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Stevens
E. E. Stevens
Somerville
Young Stevens
Morrill
Bell
Thurston Street
Soley Lodge Hosts State Officials at Somerville Lodge Night
Soley Lodge of Masons in Somerville entertained members of the State Senate and Legislature and Secretary of State Olin. They witnessed lodge work and then gathered at the banquet board for a social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soley Lodge of Masons of
Somerville
State Senate
Olin
Gail Hamilton in decline at Washington hospital
Mary Abigail Dodge also known as Gail Hamilton showed weakness through the day in Washington on May 27 as she received milk but grew weaker. her condition remained very low by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Abigail Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Painter William Murphy Falls From Roof in Newton Lower Falls
William Murphy a painter fell from the roof of a house belonging to P C Baker at Newton Lower Falls this afternoon. He struck on his right side and head and was taken up unconscious. Internal injuries of a serious nature are feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
William Murphy
P. C. Baker
Newton Lower Falls
Police raid on Cornelius Curran at 6 Poplar Street
Somerville police raided the premises of Cornelius Curran yesterday afternoon and seized beer and whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Cornelius Curran
Poplar Street
Fire damages studios of Garth and Williams on Washington
A $600 fire damaged the rooms of Garth and Williams photograph finishers on Washington street last evening. Box 49 was sounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth & Williams
Washington Street
Plimmer Defeats Corfield in Seven Rounds
London boxing match ends with Plimmer besting Corfield in seven rounds. Plimmer showed superior technique as the early rounds set the tone for a clear triumph in the featured bout tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plimmer
London
Corfield
Woman Refuses Help After Bicycle Accident In Town
A woman, with tears in her eyes, was knocked from her bicycle but rose quickly and rode away. Onlookers saw turf displaced as she was hurled into the world before gaining her balance and leaving the scene.
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Richmond
Virginia
Allen & Ginter
Amenican Tobacco Co
Hitch
ST. Asaph
Latonia
Boston League
Harvard Boys
Laat
Cent
Cincinnat
Wtteburg
Baltimore i
Washi Louis
Ton Wee
Louisville
Auburta Love
Lewiston Seer
Association
Tamwrence
Wears
Toursville
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Banger
Gardiner
NEW England Association
Scannell
AB. R. B. TB
Towe
R.f
Daly
C.finss
C.f
MecCarthy
Anne
Enwneeee Highlands
Ssesees
Upzess
Renn
R.f.cesseeeses
Lowe
Ron Whittemore
Urgess
Balle
Tenne
Ayes
Wrenn
Ittemore
Mr. Cook
Ameens
American Association of
American Asson
Lee
Gloucester Athletic Games
South Boston
Milford's
M'Donald
Havana
Sumatra
Drury
Judge Woods
Ruggles Street Crossing
Campos
Lynn Crime
Championship Tennis
MR. Olin
Murphy
Vigor
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