Unclear matchup list for forthcoming games
Fragmentary schedule items show numerous team placeholders and partial venue names. Reads like a chaotic list with references to Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis, but many fragments are garbled leaving unclear opponents dates or venues.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lou
College and School Games and Pitching Strength Grow
College games include Penascoe vs Michigan and Pee Seclord versus Holy Cross in Worcester. Boston resumes home stand after a week of improved pitching led by Willis, Dineen, and Cup py, with Herman Long expected back for opening series as the team pushes toward a pennant.
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Penascoe
University of Michigan
Mr. Selee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
West
Chicago
Pittsboro
Brooklyn
Boston
Willis
Reds
Kentucky
Lewis
Dineen
Pittenger
Nichols
Cuppy
Selee
Herman Long
Barry
Long
Herman
Sullivan
Freeman
Clarke
Pittsburg Slaughters Phillips Early as Breitenstein exits
Pittsburg crushed Phillips in the first inning while Breitenstein left in the fifth. Hahn finished the game and allowed one scratch hit. Waddell was effective throughout, as Cincinnati trailed in the May ballgame.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Phillips
Breitenstein
Hahn
Innin
Waddell
Pittsburg. PO
O’brien
Ceateikeees Williams
Ro Hess
Ritchey
Ely
Gina
Evese
Zammep
Peitz
Crawford
Pittsbur
Bits— Er
Beaumont Bleays
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Ddell
Heby
Ipall Br Breitenstein
Kaeten Nubiol
Swan
Amateurs seek games with strong teams in nearby cities
Amateur clubs in the Boston area post seeking matchups. The Chesterfields of Back Bay invite games with strong teams. the Admirale of Everett seek 17 or 18 year old teams for May 26. the M. C. Juniors of Malden want May 26 and 30 home games. the Lincoln s of South Boston seek 17 or 18 year olds. the Burtons invite 17 year olds with ball expenses. the Victors and Fort Hills preferred for May 30. The People's Institute Roxbury fields a fast nine with top Roxbury players. out of town teams may contact T J Carty Jr. aliens organized seek fair guarantees for May 30.
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Chesterfields
Back Bay
Isadore Levy
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Admirale of
Everett
Franklin M. Towener
Vernal Street
M. C. Juniors
Malden
Sarees
W. J. Ck, Jr
Essex’ Street
Quincy
L. A. Pendis
Otis Street
South Boston
Richard Smith
Eighth Street
Lincons
Lincolns
East Boston
Eros
Conley
East Sixth Street
South
Burtons
Hartford A. A
Victors
Fort Hills
Charles J. Anderer
Care
T. G. Plant & Co
Bickford Street
West Roxbury
Fred Hutchins
Spring Street
Westey
People’s Institute of Roxbury
Roxbury
Harriman
Grady
Kennedy
Dickey
Cohen
Gimber
Stevens
T. J. Carty, Jr
Fellows Street
Mass
Aliens
Rely
Lewistons
Multiple Boston Amateur Teams Seek Out of Town Games
Local baseball clubs from East Cambridge to Dorchester announce requests for 12 to 18 year old teams for May 30 through early June. Clubs listed include Maplewoods, Winnisimmet Juniors, Walnut Reds, Princetons, Lallys, Groveland, Andy Mullens Chelsea, Weston A. C., Boulevards of Everett, Columbia Juniors, Highland A. C., Resumptions of East Boston, F Sullivans, Winntelmmet A. A., Franklins, F I Conways, Magnolia Social Club, Far River, B Emmetts, Sacred Hearts of East Boston, Gastons. Addresses provided for coordinators in Malden, Chelsea, South Boston, Dorchester, Roxbury, Everett, North Cambridge, West Roxbury, East Boston, Fall River, and more.
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Maplewoods
W. Cavanaugh
Vorner Charles
West Streets
Malden
Winnisimmet
Chelsea
Walnut Reds
Ad Johnraham
Walnut Street
Concows
Lallys
Eddie Riley
Charlestown
Princetons
Ames A. Hurley
Concord Avenue
Lawrence A. A
Artange
Maress H. B. Cassidy
Broadway
South Boston
Laurels
East Cambridge
John Connell
Fairmounts
Adress Durley
Sturbridge Street
Matta
Andy Mullens
D. Crocket
Winnisimmet Street
Mass
Weston
A. C
Ike
C. C. Thompson
Davis
Thorndike Street
Roxbury
Everett
Boston
N. F. Hoyt
Lewis Street
Columbia Juniors
Ed Mahoney
Francis Place
North Cambridge
Highland’ A.” C
West Roxbury
Stratford Avenue
Fowlers
Dorchester
Baston Brown
Summer Street
East
University Cirs
Fred ‘McGovern
Saptrget
South
Winntelmmet
A. A
E. H. Massey
Beacon Street
Chels
Franklins
Ceara Gundstrom
Norfolk” Avenue
F. I. Conways
Ghreever
Maldens
F. Ll. Conway
Charles Street
Magnolia
Magnolia Social Club
Dorchester Street
South Roaston
Far River Club
D. F. Costigan
Fourth Street
Fall River
Bemmetts
George Holden
Mee Place
Sacred Hearts of
Maxwe'l Page
Paris Street
Fast Boston
Gastons of
Kaens Thomas Maguire
Gaston Street
AUNT RACE TODAY Chief Hunt Cup Feature at Country Club
Harry W. Smith of Worcester recovers from a severe fall in the last steeplechase as the country club hosts a seven event card. The Myopia Norfolk hunt cup and St. Botolph steeplechase highlight the day with entries from Dedham Milton and the North Shore. Horse names include Sawdust Dr Felix Lady Evelyn Sunburst and Shrew. weights range around 176 pounds with allowances.
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Harry W. Smith
Worcester
Pho A
Conopcat
Dedham
Milton
North Shore
Beores Lee
Rumsey
Genessee Valley
Norfolk
D. G. Eimery
Lady
Yortia
Mr. Smith
Starbright
Lady Evelyn
Dr. Felix
Clement N. Williars
F. Clyde
Kimmage
Seeere
Clyde
Gia
Reg Kee
Robert Goelet
Wulie
B. F. Clyde
Jess
An Dedue
Jos Ri
Golden
Buckle
Gevawewad
Robert Gs Fell
Ivan Fox
Mount Washington
Shaughraun
Ch. G. B
Eesereess Gaon
Katewk
D. M
Toker
D. H
Botolph
R. F. Clyde
R. F
Cosmopolitan
James W. Colt
BE. L
R. W. Smith
Stoffel
Ywan Fox
Decameron
W.C. Hayes
Edward L. Smith
Ghiee Eins
Craig Wadsworth
Highee
Voaecedba Tee BR
Parachute
Éhedede
Golden Buckle
the Shrew
Mr. Chambler
H. Rosier Dulaney
Ochiltree
Ccc Ees
William C. Hayes
Virginia Dare
G. Frothingham, Jr
Latitude
A. F. Wattoon
Fifield
E . Wilson K. Levering
Young Exile
Harvard Consoles as Yale Clashes Stir in New York
Harvard shows quiet joy after a dual meet triumph over Yale in New York, while track men acknowledge a strong Yale performance and value second place at the event.
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Harvard
New York
Yale
Paris Grand Prix at Paris May 27 La Morluieu wins
The Grand Prix du Jockey Club at Paris May 27 was won by Baron Rogers's bay colt La Morluieu. Codoman owned by M. Ephrussi was second with Ivoire, owned by Comte de Berteux, third. Solon, ridden by Tod Sloan, finished fourth for M. Gaston-Dreyfus.
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Paris
Baron Rogers
M. Ephrussi
Codoman
Comte de Berteux
M. Gaston-Dreyfus
Solon
Tod Sloan
Readville Stallion Race Absence Explained by West Gorton
Tommy Britton 2 03 is in top shape, but owners defer Readville entry to protect Terre Haute engagements. George West holds exclusive control, making Readville participation impractical. Readville Sept dates clash with Terre Haute program, costly travel, and risk to other stakes. thus Britton stays West’s roster. Other notes report deaths, sales, and breeding changes across 2:10 and 2:07-4 lists and related trotters and pacers.
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Tommy Britton
Readville
F. 8S
Gorton
Chicago
George West
West
Terre Haute
Britton
Terre Haute le Idlé
Miss Margaret Gast Aims 1000 Mile Cycling Record
New York May 27 Miss Margaret Gast plans to ride 1000 miles in record time to surpass sisters of the wheel and last year’s record breakers. The 22 year old rider weighs about 120 pounds and expects to begin the long trip in May, aiming for Paris after completion. The ride will use the Valley Stream course used by Will Brown last week.
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New York
Margaret Gast
Jane Yatman
Brush
Lindsay
Miss Gast
Paris
Will Brown
Pugilist Teabout Dies After Boxing Injury
Eddie Teabout a colored boxer died at Bridgeport Hospital at 2:30 PM after being knocked unconscious in a Sailors Hall match with William Forsyth. Forsyth remained jailed after failing to post $1000 bail at the preliminary hearing. An autopsy by Medical Examiner Downs is planned for tomorrow.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Eddie Teabout
William Forsyth
Sailors Hall
Forsyth
Teacout
Record Broken as 300 Riders Hit Half Century Sprint
Record broken as more than 300 riders completed the half century on the Unity course with C and Ellis achieving notable times. Organizers reported strong turnout and similar events were held previously.
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Ellis
Great Acton Cycling Feat Tops 300 Entrants
More than 300 cyclists joined the White half-century from Copley Square, led by H M Gordon and Walter A Woods. A total of 3816 riders started and 370 or more finished amid a day of punctures and few injuries, with participants from the Unity and Elks clubs and many named riders and supporters.
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Acton
H.m.gordon
Walter A. Woods
Copley Square
J. Foster
E 'Coles
McRaesy
J.borne
C. A
P. Setania
Ie Sohal
Fred’ W. Hall
Louis'a. Woot
Chesley J
Cripps
Watson Walker
F F. Ford
Mat Downey
Gordon Brayton
J. Harry Onnistie
Samuel J. King
Herman Kahle
Sidney
Ney
Chesed Cai Potiaanae
Toke
Gil Ea i Jaban
Jane Smith
War
Geer Clements
Gilbert Perpival
F ‘Lascomb
A. C.'Tyore Holden Frank
Orthley
James
Ee * Bailey
Charles Peters
Resse Lindstrom
Percy Rich
John B. Andrews
Mabel
Bessie Sprague
Charisse P. Hangon
Fred Tucker
Freddher
Charles Hoyt
W.warren
Terence
Allen Doicn
M. J. Gillis
Margeet Colson
W. H. Atkinson
Iby Heary
Wheaton
Charles
Jacques
Parry Secn
William Gavel
Milton Priest
W. H. McKenney
Charles Willard
Henry Blanchard
Woods
Edward C. Clingen
William Morel
James Gormah
George King
William Davis
Vini. Zarella
Jered Cone
G. H. Rolfe
Harry Nicholas
Louis Kranitz
J. Crosslgnd
B. Bercy
J. Kenyon
W. L. Baker
H. L. Aaron
J. J Fechtt
Ah Heintz
A. D. Evans
G. H. Belknap
A. D.* Orte
B. F. Loring
C. A. Russell
G. .F. Silvia
J. Norris
George
Howard Gordon
Ll. . Adams
George E. Smith
George ‘Swartz
Goons King
H. S.ease
Hinton
C Weil
L ' Casale
G. Martell
B. F. Py Ee H
B. Paul
H. Atkins
William
J. “A. Kelly
G. A. Webster
Edward Shepard
William Fiitzmorris
H. Burnham
D. ‘Nevins
W. A. Weeks
Charles ‘van Hoosen
F. M. ‘Tebbetts
Austin Ee Rudolph Lanricks
M. R. Lemon
A. L. Fanning
J. Giruter
F. H. Waters
H. J. ‘Kelch
George H. Haynes
Mae J. Russell
G. L. Need
J. Schagf
R. G. Bailey
E. J. Gruter
Fred L. Hood
Carlos Coupa
Leon Coupal
Jennie OO. Young
Albert Moore
R. P. Robinson
M. C. McAllister
E * Thayer
Mies
Page
P. F. Logan
J Reid
Hiram P. Studiey
Aubrey J. England
Frank R. Hall
Frank A. Buck
Ae Hampton
Co. L. Anderson
Elton Parkins
I. Bragdon
Geoe H. Lowe
M. E. Wheater
Jennie A.’ Hughes
J. Holmes
Maurice Barrett
C. W. “Hamilton
Charles Rogers
William Baker
A.M. Moorng
Ae Lean
B. J. Marlowe
L Hors Brannon
A.R. “Barker
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Triltions St. Bilis
Albert L. Beer
M. Golden
Mrs
Golden
A. Genereaux
Rt. E. Hunt
J. R. Thompson
W. H. Sharp
O. W. White
Walton
G. I. Todd
A . Eer
W. T. ‘Murphy
P.ub. Bicknell
H . C. Poe
Ih. Cruckendle
E. Selby
J. E. Everett
Oinard Flynn
Charles Simmonds
Amos Pendleton
B. Murphy
Charles J. Willey
Charles McBride
Ashland
Suteanta
Ea E
Elks
J. H. Wallace
T. F.mcintyre
C. H. Rice
8. K. Billings
William Moore
J. K. Stone
G. W.W. Wallace
T.H. Warburton
L. M. Taylor
A. Leshner
S. W. Teckemeyer
G. M. Hampton
E. M. B. Campbell
U. S. Davis
W. Welton
George Dennis
J. H. Mullen
C. Alden
D. Fenner
J. M. Bellows
F. I
N. ‘Lincoln
McGibbon
A. R. Barker
William Male
E. Peterson
J. A. Read
Henry Coughlin Wilkins
M. Sherman
Fr. .Crohan
J. Oneill N. Haywood
C. L. Rogers
A. R. Igee
G. L. Vianello
A. R. Dickey
F. Cc. Ast
Thomas ‘Hunter
Delia T. Broderick
Miss Bradshaw
E. Bond
G. Ag Mies
J.-B. Peas
Emmace Peerson
W. H. Martin
F. B. Thompson
H D. Blake
F. I. Mitchell
W. M. Krom
J. Ferry
Leo Malm
H. ‘McClaren
A. Sia
J. T. Daly
J. Ellis
J. Drake
H. Hulme
H. Randall
W. Day
H. A. Buck
H. Daly
WW. Fisher
Re AY. Woodside
A. EB
Charles Sabetti
Giardino
Jost
Rogs
H. McIntyre
Ameen
Ww. Howes
John Vane Jr
J. Earley
A. Aideon
D. Blakeley
H. Ferguson
H. B. Martin
W.N. Morene
Hobbine C
E. Hall
Charles J. Pickard
Wood Deflarles Baker
L. A. Packard
J. H. Rees
Abbott Harmon
Charles Finley
S K. Mclntire
H. Warburton
Harry Wallace
J. A. Reed
G. Dennis
Charles Abbott
W. Woodleigh
C. J. Martin
D. J. Barry
J. S. Blakely
J. Farly
A. Cameron
W. F. Dunn
W. W. Chaplin
F. K. Daley
A.R. Rise
W. Spry
H. Lovering
Nelson Haywardmith
C. Bkb. Perkins
N. Brenekt
Aves . Reed
Charles Barry
A. S Nictt Nuire
Eitlarsey
R. W. Thomas
I. C. Brady
List of Names in Historical Notice
A garbled OCR style compilation lists numerous individuals including McGovern, A. p. 03, A. an, and J. Baeweerae J. along with multiple surnames such as Mullion, Mullen, Hulme, Dickey, Rice, Rolfe, White, McConfel, Weldon, Hoffer, and Dwyer. The fragment reads like a roster or contributor list with scattered initials and inconsistent punctuation.
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F.atte
Noeith
M. ‘Oak
A White
C.H. McConfel
J.T. ‘Weldon
W don e@ Hoffer
Jaane
Pnowes Me Lotke
P. Sebastian
J W. Silver
C. J.mcgrail
William Hennessy
George Mes Lench
William Ferguson
Charlies
John Dwyer
Spectators note Nelson arrives as track action begins
At Waltham track yesterday, spectators watched as John Nelson world 100 kilometer amateur champion turned professional, arrives amid training for the upcoming races. The day featured a dramatic motor tandem ride by Callahan and Lynch, a two mile handicap win by Charley Miller, and various workouts by Nelson, Ryan, Farnham, and Smith as prep for Wednesday's program.
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Walth Track
Inter
John Nelson
Montreal
Charley ‘Miller
Pickard
Arry Gibson
Nelson
Hertshaw
Hedstrom
Ryan
Farnham
Smith
Mitcheel
Shereran Crooks
Harry' ‘Caldwell
Brocketon
Pine
Roslindal
Jamaica
Riin Downey
Mat
Joe
P. Callahan
Tom Lynch
Callahan
Jone
Empire State Express
Lynch
Cyclists Speculate On Speed At Motor Tandem Handicap
Charlie Miller rode a mile at Montreal aboard a motor tandem ridden by Oscar Hedstrom. The feature is the motor tandem handicap at Waltham next Wednesday with Napoleon F. Rorke pacing to try and break the amateur mile record of 1 41 held by F. B. Ourish. George A. C. Stone failed in his New York to Boston attempt and retired.
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Harvard
Princeton
New Haven
Yale
Georgetown
Cambridge
Charlie Miller
Montreal
Oscar’ Hedstrom
Waltham
Napoleon
F.rorke
Charlestown
New York Journal
Springfield
New York
Hugh McLean
Chelsea
Brockton
McLean
Charles River Park
Century Road Club of America
Boston
George A. C. Stone
Worcester
Stone
Boxing Gossip Amid Sharkey Hype In Boston this Week
The column notes Tom Sharkey’s growing prominence in Boston as he prepares for a trio of key bouts with Jeffries and McCoy. It praises Sharkey as sincere and fearless, contrasts him with critics, mentions a bet on O’Brien vs Byers, and cites local boxing personalities and rule debates in Manchester and Lowell.
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Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Boston
Sharkey
Kid McCoy
Ike
John L. Sullivan
Jeffries
Old Howard
Manchester
Bill Daly
Charley Thite
George Siler
Pat Minehan
Hardihood
Nobs
Billy Hurd
Police Gazette
Ring
Pierce
Little Fistiana
Long
Lowell
Lawrence
Gould’s Hotel
Dick O’brien
George Byers
Kirtland Club
George Guy
Vu’ Brien
Byers
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