Boston Wil Play Two Games With SL Louis Today
Boston returns home full of enthusiasm after a successful Western trip. St Louis will be the forenoon and afternoon attraction as Boston seeks to challenge Baltimore for the pennant, with Cleveland and Cincinnati noted as weaker foes. manager Selee seeks a clever utility man and a college player may sign after next month.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
Orioles
Baltimore Grounds
St. Louis
Duffy
Cleveland
Selee
Klobedanz
Nichols
Joe Kelly
Cambridge
West
Kelly
Hanlon
McMahon
Dr. Pond
Joe Corbett
Brooklyn
Louisville
Colts Beat champions as Dahlen suffers injury
Chicago defeats Baltimore 9 to 3 in a May 30 game. Dahlen was cut and injured sliding home, needing stitches. Kelly and Jennings were ejected for arguing Hurst's calls. Corbett and Pond subbed in. Attendance 17,800. Griffith and Kittridge paired for Chicago, Hoffer and Bowerman for Baltimore.
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Chicago
Colts
Dahlen
Kelly
Jennings
Hurst
Corbett
Pond
Baltimore
Griffith
Kittridge
Hoffer
Bowerman
Decker
McCormick
Grifith
Everett
Lange
Quinn
Keeler
Stenzel
Reitz
O’brien
Urst
Senators Fall to Reds in Slow Cincinnati Impromptu
Cincinnati defeats Washington 8 to 0 in a dull game before 7000 fans. McGuire hits a homer for Cincinnati while Ritchey Schriver and Corcoran provide key hits for the Reds. Breitenstein and Cartwright contribute stolen bases and Demontreville turns a double play as King, German, and Rhines walk batters but offer little offense for the Senators. Time 2 hours 20 minutes with Umpire Emslie.
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Cincinnati
Senators
Reds
Washington
Ritchey
Schriver
Corecoran
O’brien
Rochester Stages Pretty Loss to Syracuse in May Contest
Rochester and Syracuse played a close game in Rochester New York on May 30 with Syracuse winning 8 to 4. The match showcased strong offense from both sides and featured notable plays from local athletes.
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Syracuse
Rochester
N. Y
Syr
Syracuse and Rochester Play Hard in Narrow Baseball Tilt
In a tight game to the seventh inning Yerrick faltered allowing six hits as a wild throw by F Shannon helped Rochester. Syracuse plated one in the first sixth and eighth frames while Rochester answered with four runs in the final two frames. Willis and Shaw opposed Yerrick and Zahner in a pitchers’ duel marred by errors.
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Yerrick
F. Shannon
Syracuse
Rochester
Willis
Shaw
Zahner
Scores From Regional Games Across New Jersey New York and New England
Baseball or basketball results list several scores from Paterson Newark Providence New York Buffalo and surrounding venues. Norfolk Hartford Springfield Merriden Toronto teams play matches with final point totals noted.
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Providence
Springfield
New York
West New York
Meriden
Buffalo
N. Y
Toronto
White Wings Fleet Dominates Calm to Breezy Afternoon Sailing
A large sailing fleet enjoyed a perfect day with light westerlies early, eastward breezes at midday, and a puffy southwester in the afternoon. Racers gathered near Hull and Quincy, with notable boats like Princeps, Redskin, Gnome, Beatrice, Nettie, and Emma C. among the contenders. A bay-wide impromptu race formed, while Dorchester Bay hosted 17-footers and the Cameo sailed solo. The Memorial Day race prep continued as S. N. Small’s Wrinkle and others finished the day offshore.
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Hull
Quincy Way
Quincy
J. L. Whitton, Jr
Rex
S. N. Small
A. E. Schaaf
Walter Burgess
Nettie
Emma C
William Allerton
Dorchester Bay
W. F. Scott
Hector
Flash
W. Ross Guilford
Dorchester Yacht Club
Savin Hill
Sears
Post League Games Set With Local Matches
Vernons meet Jubilees at Locust street grounds while North End Unions clash with Resolute Reserves at Common. Lafayettes face University Cities near Charles River Park in Cambridge. Young Americans play Franklins at Wood Island Park East Boston.
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Vernons
Jubilees
Locust Street Grounds
North End Unions
Lafayettes
University Cities
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Young Americans
Franklins
Wood Island Park
East
Boston
Few Oarsmen Row During Holiday Hearld Regattas Mention
The Bradford Boat Club sent most members to New York for Harlem and Passaic regattas where Maguire is entered in senior single. Ned Ten Eyck may sail June 13 and Ned Ivis eyes July 4 entry. Local boats like Shawmuts and Columbians boast active days and many teams seek games with youth clubs across Boston and suburbs.
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Bradford Boat Club
New York
Harlem
Passaic
Maguire
Joe
Mike Ahearn
West End
Bergin
Keyes
McPhee
Blake
Joe Whitehead
West Ends
Shawmuts
Harvard
Jerry Casey
George Hosmer
Jerry
James S. Aborn
Worcester
Worcester High School
Winnipeg
Montreal
Ned Ten Eyck
Ned Ivis
Sharp
W. Flemming
A. Johnson
G. Greer
L. Hayes
Foster
McFee
T. Aghton
Gaelic Football Day Sets Heavy Prizes at Local Grounds
Gaelic championship games scheduled at Somerville YMCA feature Emmets of Chelsea versus Garryowens of Cambridge for a $200 stake with gate receipts to the winner. An afternoon Jamaica Plain Division 40 versus Division 15 match at Franklin Field offers $50 per side, while a forenoon O Connells versus Hibernians at South Boston Park carries a $100 prize.
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Somerville Y. M. C. A
Emmets
Chelsea
Garryowens
Cambridge
the Post
Franklin Field
Jamaica Plain
Worcester
Boston
New South Boston Athletic Park
O’connells
Hibernian
South Boston
St James L N Waleston Address Listing
City directory style listing for St James L N Waleston aged 58 at 58 Park Square opposite Depot up one flight footnote style residence details in local listing.
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L. N. Walleston
Park Square
Local youth baseball teams seek games across Boston area
A long list of teams including the Woodwards Somerville the Central Juniors South Boston and the Eurekas East Boston request intercity games with 12 to 17 year olds. Contacts include J F O Neil Sherwin School Boston C W Russell 266 Eighth Street Somerville John Woods 11 Union Somerville and Thomas Fay Bowen Street South Boston among others. The Jackson Caldwell Somerville and Western Union Telegraph boys organize to play 15 year olds. The Eurekas Earl Goodwins rivalry noted with East Boston grounds game today.
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William Oats
Roxbury
T. R. McDonald
Highland Park
Revere
Charles Redmond
Charter Street
Boston
St. Johns
Joseph Carroll
Quincy Street
Jordan
Marsh
C. J. Hushen
Care of
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Alerts
Medford
Charles Perry
Washington Street
Lareds
James Payton
Friend Street
East Boston
East Boston Athletic Grounds
R. J. Fandough
Bennington Street
South Boston
J. Wiseman
East Third Street
Putnams
D. Rogers
Marshall Place
City
Pacifics
Norfolk Athletic Club
Dorchester
J. J. O'Connor
Ballon Ave
Walnuts
Edward Colling
Squirecourt
East Cambridge
Boston Grays
P. S. Lartier
Winter Street
E. A. Adams Bookbindery
M. Callahan
Congress Street
Columbians
North End
Thomas McDonough
Fremonts
Somerville
Frank Perry
Dexter Street
Linwood A. A
W. P. Olpays
Mason Building
Hallets
James E. Norris
E Street
Cambridge Reds
Wollaston
Essex
Charles Oliver Jones
Millers
Stonehams
Maldens
Everetts
Mansfield
Graftons
E. Beatty
Franklin Street
Mariners
W. D McAvoy
Kilby Street
Twilights
Watertown
P. O. Box
Shawmuts
J. O'Neill
West Fourth Street
Boston News
Edward Dorgan
Young Elliotts
J. Holland
Knollin Street
He Sherwin B
J. F. O'Neil
Sherwin School
Woodwards
C. W. Russell
Eighth Street
Young Neptunes
John Woods
Union Street
Henry Doherty
North Margin Street
Central Juniors
Thomas Fay
Lowen Street
E. F. Dunns
Frank Walsh
Gore Street
Bay States
Tehighs
D. O'Brien
West Third Street
Granites
Dorchester Reds
P. J. O’donnell
West Second Street
Young Fittons
Morris Fitzgerald
Havre Street
Riversides
John J. Walsh
Liverpool Street
Decatur Cyclones
C. M. Beldons
George Holden
Church Place
Roxury
Bowen Street
Glendale Reds
Everett
Fred E. Dorr
Hall Avenue
Eldons
W. H. Nixon
Erie Street
Smithwick
Hushen
Craven
Wiseman
Beatten
Coffey
Grainger
Budreau
Shanahan
J. Hushen
Marsh & Co
Western Union Telegraph Boys
State Street
Joseph Kelly
Postal Telegraph
Messenger
Eurekas
Norwoods
Mt. Washingtons
South Bostons
Tomas F. Mansfield
Sewall Place
Goodwins
Tylers
Eugene Curran
Laurel Street
Harvard Princeton Series Deciding Game Set Tomorrow
Princeton is already on the ground in New Haven with Harvard to follow the team leaves for Yale field tomorrow for the decisive game in the Harvard Princeton series at New Haven.
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Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
Belmar The Choice In Brooklyn Handicap At Gravesend
Racing fans anticipate an electric Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend with 10 to 14 starters. Requital’s poor finish at Morris Park may open the field as Dwyers enter Handspring Harry Reed and Ben Eder. Local stars Loki Valley Belmar The Winner and Sir Walter draw support as top contenders.
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New York
Gravesend
W. P. Thompson
Requital
Handspring
Morris Park
Dwyers
Brooklyn
Hanover
Dwyer
Bard
Ben Eder
August Benoni
Hastings
Merry Prince
Onesk Stable
Sir Walter
George R. Smith
Pittsburg
Smith
Belmar
Cyclists Endure Muddy Day Amid Fashionable rodeos at Charles River
Widespread mud and wind hindered cyclists yesterday as crowds gathered at Jamaica Pond and Franklin Park. Women led in participation with many bloomer costumes and tandem teams. a fatal accident near Brookline avenue railway bridge drew morbid crowds as doctors worked over a drowned boy.
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Forest Hills Bridge
Jamaica Pond
Franklin Park
Brookline Avenue
Longwood
Fifty Mile Ride Draws Two-Way Century Cyclists
Fifty riders tackled a Medfield to Natick return. In the fast division the 3h 44m pace was led by W A Woods, Miss L G Daly, and H B Mather. Seventeen finished including pacemakers R J Wilkie and G F Haywood. misrouting hampered W Vila. Slow division finished led by Miss M Gahm and Howard Geldert with (rest of finishers listed) souvenirs to follow from Wright & Ditson and Very Cycle Co.
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Medfield
South Natick
W. A. Woods
L. G. Daly
H. B. Mather
R. J. Wilkie
G. F. Haywood
Thomas C. Murch
Howard Geldert
C. L. Anderson
G. H. Anderson
G. V. Wentworth
If’. Dillaway
F. Houghton
M. J. Slater
M. J. Dykeman
E. Gahm
May Blight
Delia Fitzgerald
F. A. Libby
W. H. Hoyt
W. W. Hunnewell
James A. Read
W. H. Hargrove
J. T. Cartwright
Wright & Ditson’s
Very Cycle Company
Racing Men Spilled On Charles River Track
During a training session on the Charles River track, Jay Eaton Nat Butler and H P Mosher were thrown from their bikes. Butler escaped serious harm though his wheel took the impact, Eaton and Mosher were attended by Harvard medical student Doc Brinkerhoff and Tom Eck. The trio expected to race again today.
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Charles River
Jay Eaton
Nat Butler
H. P. Mosher
Eaton
Dan Connolly
Mate
Howard Mosher
Butler
Mosher
Brinkerhoff
Harvard
Tom Eck
Wheelmen Descend on Town for Spring Meet
Hotels fill with visiting cyclists from Rhode Island Worcester Haverhill Newburyport Taunton and Pawtucket clubs for the Massachusetts division spring meet and today’s cycling tournaments. Rhode Island Wheelmen led by Captain G Philipps quarter at Copley Square Elmwood Wing arrives today. Castle Sayre and Thorndike host many unattached riders.
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Massachusetts
Copley Square
Rhode Island
Providence
G. Phillips
Elmwood
Worcester
Haverhill
Newburyport
Taunton
Pawtucket
Tiger Roadsters
Castle Sayare
Thorndike
Charles River Races at Park Track Tonight
Tonight's electric light meet at Charles River Park features a mile open amateur mile handicap amateur mile handicap professional and one third mile open professional events. Big prizes lure cash purses and the officials remain the same with Ned Burnham as referee. Races start promptly at 8 o'clock.
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Charles River Park
Ned Burnham
Divorce Law Firm Ad Read
A Wakefield law office advertises divorce services. The specialty includes attorney at law and contact details listed as 28 School Street. Regional readers are urged to inquire for representation and guidance on dissolution proceedings.
Pursuit Race Opens Outdoor Track Season in Boston
Nat Butler and J Frank Starbuck contest a five mile pursuit race starting from opposite track sides. Starbuck arrives in Boston in good condition as the event begins. Also Jimmy Michael aims to beat Eddie Bald’s paced mile mark in a Waltham exhibition this afternoon with fireworks and two bands providing entertainment.
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Nat Butler
J. Frank Starbuck
Starbuck
Boston
Jimmy Michael
Eddie Bald
Waltham
Eaton and Butler Draw Match at Charles River Park
Jay Eaton formerly of Morgan and Wright and Nat Butler of Cambridgeport are matched to ride at Charles River Park on June 16. The paced best two in three race purse is not stated. Eaton has left his former team to ride independently.
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Jay Eaton
Morgan & Wright
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
Charles River Park
Eaton
Bicycle notes and races across New England circuit
Century ride by Mr. L. P. Land after chorus duties. Irvington Milburn race upcoming in New York with New England contenders led by R. M. Alexander and I. G. Perry. Pa Mott seeks match races. racing permits hinge on square deals and non fictitious purses. Monadnock C C prepares for July 5 meet. Crown Point claims 81 year old rider. Crown Prince Gustavus orders 28 inch Wolff American. Jimmy Michael’s promising brother noted.
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Monadnock C. C
Keene
Springfield
Crown Point
Gustavus
Sweden
Jimmy
Michael
Boxing Gossip Bouts of the Week Across Clubs
A week of boxing matchups listed by date and venue. Notable bouts include Bonner versus McCoy in Philadelphia for six rounds and Slavin versus But ter in San Francisco for fifteen at California A. C. Other cards span London’s National Sporting Club and New York’s Broadway and Palace clubs with multiple ten to twenty round limits.
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John Bonner
Kid McCoy
Arena
Philadelphia
Dick Burge
Tom Causer
Frank Craig
Coffee Cooler
Joe Steers
National Sporting Club
London
Eng
Frank Slavin
Joe Butter
California
A. C
San Francisco
George Stout
Patsy O’leary
West End A. C
Cinccinnati Thunderbolt Smith
Jim Delaney
Jack McDonough
Frank Ray
Bill Tweedle
J. J. Craig
Maple A. C
Elmira
N. Y
Casper Leon
Sammy Meyers
Tommy Creed
Gilbert Goulette
Charter Oak A. C
Hartford
Conn
Dave Sullivan
Luke Burke
George Green
Toledo
George Church
Ed Leary
Lowell
Frank Daly
Olympic A. C
Buffalo
Billy Duke
Tommy Corcoran
Savannah
Danny McBride
Sam Bolen
Benny Leon
Frank Smith
Jerry Barnett
Frank Patterson
Palace A. C
New York
Connolly to face Daly in 20 round Broadway Club bout
Eddie Connolly fights Jack Daly of Wilmington in a 20 round match at the Broadway Club next Friday. Daly impressed judges with a nine round stoppage of Billy Vernon, and a prior draw in twenty rounds. Connolly hits hard and is clever, but endurance may betray him against Daly, who is in peak form and expected to give a strong showing.
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New
Connolly
Wilmington
Iiddie
Daly
Danny McBride
Sam _ Bolan
Palace Club
McBride
Martin Flaherty
Frank Patterson
Jerry Barnett
Benny Leon
Frank Smith
California
Kid McCoy
John Bonner
Arena
Philadelphia
Casper Leon
Sammy Meyers
Charter Oak Club
Hartford
Conn
Billy Madden
San Francisco
Fitz
Joe Goddard
Billy
Sporting Review
Fr. D
New York
Hedo Fitzgibbons
Frank Keefe
Jackson
Charley Marcus
Johnny Kelley
Providence
George Green
Young Corbett
Brady
Tommy West
Palace Athletic Club
Danny Needham
Sammy Kelly
Sally Smith
Charlie White
C. C. Smith
Charley Trong
George V. Tuohey
Palmiste Wins French Derby at Chantilly
The Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly saw Palmiste Saint trained by Webb prevail as the three year old distance winner. Palmiste finished two and a half lengths ahead of Dage with Falcon deadlocked for second.
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Paris
Chantilly
Palmiste ST
Baron de Schickler
Webb
Palmiste
Dage
Falcon
Boston Hurling Club to Meet Shamrocks at South Boston Park
The Boston Hurling Club and Shamrocks will play a hurling match at the new South Boston Athletic Park this forenoon. The South Boston Athletic Association offers a $25 purse for the winning team. Managers M. J. Ahearn of the Bostons and William McCarthy of the Shamrocks have a $50 outside bet on the result.
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Boston Hurling Club
Shamrocks
South Boston Athletic Park
South Boston Athletic Association
M. J. Ahearn
The
Bostons
William McCarthy
Inter scholastic A A GAMES entries for New England title chase
Long list of athletes entered for the annual Inter scholastic Athletic Association championships at Holmes Field next Friday. Events include 100 and 220 yard dashes 120 yard hurdles 440 yard run one mile walks and field events with many named schools and competitors.
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New Yingland
H. Robinson
D. J. Hurley
Seabury
Dedham H. S
W. D. Ticknor
M. T. Wendell
W. M. Maynard
G. R. Reynolds
R. ZL. S
A. T. Baker
M. Bartlett
L. Blake
R. &. Dunston
M. F. Hewitt
Waban
Volk
W. G. Clerk
R. L
C. Reed
N&g
O. G. Collins
W. B. Chapman
H. Winslow
C. H
G. N. Hersey
W. A. Hersey
W. A
Y. P. Russ
L. O. Maas
P.S. Edson
J. Gregson
A. M. Butler
W. H
C. A. Cowdrey
A. A
B. H. Green
W. T. Curry
Rk. H
C. P
Baker
J. RB. Ayer
C. B. R. Ogilby, Jr
C. A. Bettlet
F. Chapman
R. C. Batchelder
Waban H
W. J. Howe
Ce S. Forsaith
Fr. M. Kingsley
W. ‘A. Applegate
G. M. Wheelock
BR. B. Wendell, Jr
G. H. Dow
W. N. Jarrett
S. M. Usher
J. R. Ross
R. H
L. S. Conness
M. A
T. Franklin
W. Mills
F. J. Alger
J. K. Paul
CO. H
OG. F. Relding
A. B. Wright
P. A. A. J. W. Falls, P. FL A.; L. Mills, D. T. Sullivan
W. Moran
W. Hill
R. Manning
J. H. Converse
C. F. Wenlbury
W. B. Bovee
B. AL
Hillowell
E. B. Cole
Colby
L. ¥. Abbott
S. H. Wilcox
R. T
M. Ttarnett
J. Horr
W. M. Garrett
AH. Whitney
P. Potter
7. Gregson
P. Edson
W. UH. Se
J. J. Peter
C. W. Cady
B. F. Lerrabee
C. TI
F. P. Webster
F. A. Ferguson
R. Cleaves
S. Cunningham
Hon
Jackson
Sinner
Rox
J. G. Robinson
R. Benson
G. Freeman
A. M. Webb
E. W. Mills
J. BR. Bates
W. Mator
A. W. Lincoln
V. G. Willis
A. L. Sweetser
R. EF. Brewer
JT. Harding
Bovden
A. K. Pope
G. B. Doyle
B. L. Wells
T. J. Hall
B. W
C. A. Shea
W. G. Nickerson
R. K. Hale
W. EF. Todd
W. Jaynes
Hop
A. Marshall
J. GB. Philbrick
Rn. L
W. W. Coe
J. S. Lawrence
RK. Stone
L. Spear
W. B. Boyce
B. H
W. B. Wheelwright
Ded
W. F. Ticknor
J. FV. Philbrick
R. Norris
M. FP. Hewitt
Wiban
E. Stone
B. Whalen
M. Usher
J. A. Foster
We. H
W. Richardson
H. J. Kane
Kennington
J. H. Goodrich
I. Buxbaum
E. H
PD. P. Wheelwright
Vork
T. F. Brennen
Cutler
F. G. Barnum
N. H
Kh. P. Fatabrook
Garrett
F. C. Richardson
H. B. Kendall
W. H. White
A. B. Long
New Eng School of Boxing Opens for All Ages
Boxing school at 127 Tremont Street Room 13 invites ladies gentlemen and children to an open day and evening trial. Six lessons offer a trial program with instruction by skilled instructors.
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New
Eng
School OF Boxing
Tremont St
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