Bicycle meet and sales disruption at Charles River Park track
The Charles River Park track hosts a major national circuit bicycle meet with top riders from Tom Butler Arthur Gardiner Nat Butler and others in fast sprinting events. A large sale at John P Lovell Arms Co 131 Broad St and move to 163-165 Washington St follows, selling all non Lovell Diamonds bicycles.
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Bicycle Notes and Upcoming Track Events at Ha June
The article outlines bicycle races on comert track at Ha June with events including one-mile novice and handicap for women and a hill and quarter-mile events. It notes lectures by Arthur K. Peck Massachusetts W and plans to bring the LA W meet to Boston, with various officials and clubs promoting cycling, sprinkling on Beacon Street, and a field day at St. Ronville.
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Ornament Favorite Heads Strong Field In Brooklyn Handicap
The Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend features twenty four fit runners with fifteen strong contenders having raced this spring. Ornament Favorite with 127 pounds is the betting favorite trained by James Rowe at Sheepshead Bay. other likely starters include Till o Royal Stag Semper Ego Prenidus Sly Fox and Our Johnny. Additional possible starters are Ken Holladay Dr Catlett Howard Mann Typhoon II Merry Prince Handaball Great Bend and Sensational. Lehmann Don De Oro Loki Ogden Isidor Lou Bramble and Traverser among those not yet raced this spring are also listed as probable entrants.
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Isidor
Lou Bramble
Traverser
Postponement of iG Races to Memorial Day Monday
Racing at Country Club was postponed from today due to a week of heavy rain making the track heavy and the steeplechase course unsafe. The stewards shifted the opening to Monday with Wednesday hosting the originally planned Monday events, and all tickets and badges will be valid on Wednesday, June 1.
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McManus & Co. to Meet South Bostons on Memorial Day
McManus & Co. ball team faces the South Bostons at Locust street grounds in South Boston Monday at 10 o clock Memorial Day. Batteries are Sullivan Mahoney for McManus and Hickman Dunn for the South Bostons. A large crowd is expected with celebratory gatherings planned.
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Joe Butler Knocked Out by Bob Armstrong in Arena Bout
In Philadelphia on May 27 Joe Butler the colored boxer from the city was knocked out by Bob Armstrong the Western colored opponent in seven minutes and two seconds at the Arena.
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Boxing Show Opens Bendemere Club Event in Charlestown
Clever boxing marked the Bendemere Club gathering in Charlestown last night with about 400 attendees. Notable fighters included Morris Rosenburg Charley Lynch Johnny McCann Young Crow ley Archie McCloud Joe Coppinger Walter Lang Charlie Bennett Jack EFampson and Kid Lavigne. The finale featured a four round exhibition by Walter Kurgo and John Bell who drew an ovation.
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Quakers Lose to Localists with Pratt Edge
In Chicago on May 27 the Quakers failed to time Griffith while locals adjusted to Pratt's delivery. Attendance reached about 3000 as the game produced a close score before the record cut.
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Major college and league matchups listed across cities
Boston versus Louisville New York versus Cincinnati Brooklyn versus St Louis Baltimore versus Cleveland Washington versus Pittsburgh Philadelphia versus Chicago New England League Yall River versus Pawtucket Newport versus New Bedford Taunton versus Brockton Princeton versus Harvard Amherst versus Williams Harvard College versus North Attleboro U of P versus Cornell Tufts versus Westbrook Seminary Portland Lehigh versus Fordham Newtowne versus Exeter Lynn Hich versus Newburyport High Georgetown versus Holy Cross Dartmouth versus Brown Michigan versus Chicago University Wisconsin versus Northwestern Yale versus Amdover Grafton versus Worcester Mt Washingtons versus East Attleboro
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Louisville Beats Boston as Errors Spur Colonels Win
In Louisville on May 27 Boston’s fielding woes and Klobedanz’s rough defense let Louisville tally repeatedly. Dowling and Stivetts struggled for Boston while Dexter Wagner and Ritchey sparked the Colonels with key hits and a decisive late homer.
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Pittsburg Triumph Over Washington in Sloppy Showdown
Pittsburg defeated Washington 8 to 3 in a May 27 exhibition that showcased the national game's flaws. The contest was described as a splendid display of how miserably the game can be played.
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Cleveland Steady Play Eclipses Baltimore Early Lead
Cleveland tied a stiff game with steady defense while Baltimore struggled in the first inning and never recovered, allowing Cleveland to seize and hold the advantage through the contest.
Giants Poor in Loss as Hartman, Corcoran Shine
Cincinnati May 27 Giants played miserable ball today Hartman's fielding and a wonderful catch of a fly by Corcoran were the only features Attendance 3240 The score:
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Local Scores From Reading Lancaster Allentown Providence Rochester Newark
In Reading Pennsylvania first game Richmond defeats Reading 8 to 5. Second game Reading loses to Richmond 3 to 2. At Lancaster Pennsylvania Lancaster 5 Patterson 1. In Allentown Pennsylvania Allentown 3 Hartford 2. In Providence Rhode Island Providence 9 Syracuse 0. In Rochester New York Rochester 5 Buffalo 2. In Newark New Jersey Newark 1 Norfolk 0.
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Harvard class of 99 wins dramatic interclass title game
The class of 1899 defeated the class of 1909 by 14 to 7 in a tightly contested championship. The match had the flair of a classic interclass contest with a late surge by the '99 men to secure the victory.
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Williams Beats Amherst in Doubles at Rivalry Tennis Meet
In Williamstown the Williams team defeated Amherst in doubles during the Amherst Williams tournament. Perry and Goodbody won three straight sets from Johnson and Kitchener by 6-1 6-2 7-6.
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Harvard Faces Princeton In Cambridge Afternoon Clash
This afternoon at Soldiers Field Harvard aims to rebound from a Princeton defeat with a strong varsity showing in Cambridge. The 3 p.m. game features Harvard against Princeton with a full batting order listed and students ready for an intense matchup.
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Yale Beats Newton A A Nine in Tight Centre Grounds Game
Yale defeated the Newton A. A. nine 9 to 8 at Newton Centre in an eight inning clash. Strong defense by both sides plus late Yale hitting sealed the victory in the eighth inning. Hall and Sullivan started for Yale with Dowd and Cushing catching disputed errors.
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Final Boston trip game broadcast at Park Theatre
The last game of the present Western trip featuring the Bostons will be shown atop the Park Theatre stage starting at 4 30 o clock. Automaton players will reproduce the contest against Louisville and smoking is now allowed during games.
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Woburn Seeks Road Game in Bid for Win
Woburn athletics officials seek an away contest to gain a rare road win as the team looks to improve its season. The plan aims to schedule a nonconference game with a nearby rival and raise team morale.
May 30 with a strong team led by Morris in Woburn
Manager T F E Morris from Woburn oversees a strong lineup for a May 30 event. The note emphasizes Morris and the assembled team preparing for the date and location.
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Malden Area Baseball Schedule and Player Notes
Pagum pitches for the Maldens at Peabody this afternoon against A C Lawrence. First Malden game vs Westboro at 3 30 Memorial Day. Melrose Athletic Club vs Richfields at Melrose. Marnolias of Cambridge vs Acorns of Boston at Holmes field next Monday at 10. Boston champions to return Monday morning for Chicago games. Pietz sat out, Vaughn caught season debut. Mercer’s slow ball shines in two wins. Jim Ryan shines in Chicago. Barnie signs lefty Hansford 189 pounds from Colorado. Mt Washingtons of Everett open May 30 at 3 with South Bostons. Brown to pitch for South Boston. Shay and Mahoney for home team.
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Union Boat Club Spring Regatta on Charles River
The Union Boat Club held its spring regatta on the Charles River with novice and junior singles and a four oared gig. In the junior singles Morse beat Holder by a length and a half in 7 45, while the novice Ellis edged Hardy by a quarter length in 8 21. The four oared gig ended with Holder’s crew winning by under a quarter length after a stronger return.
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New York Athletes to Tackle English Championships
G Paulding of the New York A C will compete in the English championships on July 2. He holds the indoor interscholastic record of 10 feet 7 inches and tied for the A A U title in 18. All events at Travers Island spring games are handicap. An English cricket touring party plans two matches with Gentlemen of Philadelphia next fall. Chess master Rev William Wayte dies aged 69 in England. Wrestling match set for Madison Square Garden June 11 between Horrible Greek and Terrible Turk. Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll to referee.
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English Lightweight Jimmy Curran Arrives in New York
Jimmy Curran, a lightweight from England, arrived in New York after losing to Jimmy Hughes in London for the English championship. He left a forfeit at the Police Gazette and issued a challenge to any American lightweight, seeking a bout with Spike Sullivan. Curran previously stood in Billy Plimmer's corner against Sammy Kelly and supported Pedlar Palmer against Dave Sullivan.
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Opposition and Support Rally Over Boston Common Bicycle Path
Aldermen hear remonstrants led by Senator John Quinn Jr while wheel folk fill seats in favor of the proposed cycle path across the Common. Critics call it danger to children. supporters argue safety and access with safeguards and subway plans pending. The hearing adjourns for a week with both sides to present further proof.
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Forthright letter from F G Blake targets foreign critics
A sharp letter from F G Blake rebukes Spaniards and other foreigners hostile to the government and army. He mocks those who disparage the military and jokes about tacks on highways for cyclists, warning of danger and extraneous costs.
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Look Out Mr Preble Tack Label Claim Sparks Letter
A letter from C. G. Peirce of 113 South Street condemns a path across the Common and warns Mr Preble a tack labelled Preble may be used to force him to pay fines. The writer vows to be the first to place the tack if the path is built and urges others to oppose it.
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East Boston Threat Draws Law Into Ride Safety
A fragment warns that if Mr. Preble acts on a stated threat he could face legal action for fencing in riders. The note references rough riders and transfer to law enforcement, with East Boston noted.
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