Dorchester Drivers in Gala Parade and Races
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club members wore gala attire for an annual parade along Blue Hill avenue and Ashmont, drawing large crowds. The event featured carriages and horses led by Marshal Randolph K. Clark, followed by match races on the speedway won by Princess Elise and Gladys M. amid a festive procession and listed participants.
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Dorchester
Ashmont
Talbot Avenue
Grove Hall
Washington Street
Speedway
King of the Speedway
Kentucky Star
Ida P. of
Haverhill
Princess Elise
J. J. Brand
Lady Madison
P. J. Fitzgerald
Brand
Randolph K. Clark
Gladys M
H. S&s. Haven
Evelatio
Serpollet Wins Rothschild Cup At 16 45 MPH
French driver M. Serpollet captured the Rothschild Cup on the Promenade des Anglais driving a new racing machine. The egg shaped vehicle broke all electric and gasoline records, surpassing Fournier and Vanderbuilt as it surged to a 16 45 mile per hour mark and drew a record price of 11000 dollars from an English buyer.
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Serpollet
Promenade Des Anglais
France
M. Serpollet
Fournier
Coney Island
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
England
American Polo Team to Face English Opposition in International Match
The American lineup led by R N Agassiz of Boston and Foxhall Keene will contest England at Hurlingham tomorrow for the international cup. The English side features Walter Buckmaster as captain with Nickalls and Miller. Betting favors the English, while Westminster Gazette praises both teams and notes the Americans’ pony surplus and rule familiarity.
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R. L. Agassiz
Boston
England
London
Tain
Charles D. Miller
Westminster Gazette
Foxhall Keene
Walter. Buckmaster
Mr. Keene
Larry Waterbury
Atlantic
Dorchester Defeats Hyde Park in Season Opener
Over 6000 spectators watched Dorchester beat Hyde Park 16 to 2 at Nightingale Field. Sammy Curran pitched brilliantly for Dorchester, with solid backing from Pete, Ryan, and Shannon. Hyde Park's best were Drinkwater and H Merrill. Dorchester’s next challenge comes against Hartford A. A. of Roxbury.
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Nightingale Field
Dorchester
Hyde Park
Sammy’’ Curran
Tufts
Pete
Ryan
Billy” Shannon
Drinkwater
H. Merrill
Hartford A. A
Roxbury
Curran
Tracey
Sanborn
Merrill
Butleigh
Assumption Catholic Association Beats South Quincy
In front of over 1000 spectators at South Quincy the East Boston Assumption Catholic Association defeated South Quincy A A 12 to 8 in their opening game. Wills pitched well for East Boston and Dunn pitched for South Quincy. McCarthy Donahue Burke and Fernikees starred for the East Boston win.
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Assumption C. A
South Quincy
Donahue
Burke
Fernikees
Morning Game Ends In Ninth Inning Loss For Locals
A wretched ninth inning error spree with two outs cost the locals the game as Lawrence rallied to score four runs. Richardson started the miscue with a bad throw to first and the defense collapsed. Umpire White’s close calls favored Lawrence, while McGinley pitched well and contributed at the plate.
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Overill
Lawrence
Richardson
White
O'Reilly
Conroy
McGinley
Lawrence Defeats Haverhill 11 to 6 in Afternoon Tilt
Lawrence beat Haverhill 11 to 6 in an afternoon game in New England. Newenham started and fanned success until the seventh when three straight batters reached and score three runs. Klohedanz relieved in the eighth to stop further scoring. Shincel was injured and a local sub played catcher amid a large crowd.
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New England
Lawrence
Haverhill
Newenham
Klohedanz
Shincel
Manchester Beats Concord 6 In Morning Baseball Game
Manchester defeated Concord 6 to 0. Notable batting came from Murphy and Kane. Manager Smith of Manchester was benched in the second inning for kicking. Umpire Rudderham was called to the game.
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Concord
N. H
Manchester
Murphy
Kane
Smith
Manchesters
Rudderham
Arles J. Frenchis
SSRI
Unclear Baseball Notation Draft Detailing Pitch and Umpires
A fragment lists events and personnel: hit by pitch Murray struck out Morrissey and O'Brien, passed ball Eutonime, 45m, with umpires Rudderham and French and an attendant.
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O’brien
Murray
Morrissey
Eutonime
Rudderham and French
Manchester Defeats Concord in Large Park Crowd
In Varick Park Manchester beat Concord 10 to 6 before the largest crowd yet at the venue. Manchester's batting clutched several runs late while Hooker and Morrissey starred for the home nine. Concord led for six innings but fell apart in defense as Manchester rallied.
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Manchester
Concord
New England
N. H
Varick Park
Hooker
Morrissey
Baseball play-by-play notes with errors and stats
Coveney and Labelle labeled out for not touching third base. Earned runs go to Lowell who hit a home run by Cross. Stolen base by Butman and various double plays by McLaughlin Connors Merritt Coveney Shea. Walks given to Willis and Labelle. Pitcher hits by Cross and McLaughlin. Struck out six by Labelle and eight by Willis. Time two hours. Umpire Hassett. Attendance seven hundred.
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Lawrence
Grant
O’brien
Murphy
Cameron
Krouse
S Bi
Cen
Endes Conroy
Wiley Klobedang
Haverhill
M Ur McGin
Manchester
A.B. R
Murray
C. F
Smith
R. F
Whiting
Swander
Kane
Morrissey
Concord
P.O. A. B. Tott
Noblit
Carney
McDonald
Bigbie
Eaton
Neca Bernie
My O'Brien
Manchester Eee
Clarke
Rapp
Collins
A.B. B
P.O. A
I. F
A.B
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Cote
Clark
Hooker
Nee—6000
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Butman
Iowell
Cross
McLaughlin
Connors
Merritt
Coveney
Shea
Willis
Labelle
Lowell
Roehn
Nashua
A.B. R . Butman
B. P.O
Wilson
Hanscomb
Osborne
Mack
Nasiene
Bush
Lowell Ee Eeereres
Nashua Seer
Cross Wilson
Webber
Wilitch
Fall River
P. Sone
Serene
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Joyce
Burrill
Mullane
Kel Weddige
Boardman
Lemire
Dover
Thornhill
Weddige
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Ricciu Broderick
Bowcock
Riccius
Kelly
Gilroy
Burbage
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Roy
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Foley
Joyca
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Mullaney
Areesene
Weddigs
A.B. R. Shires
A. B. Ra
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Broderick
Moorhead
Meagher
Dy Meagher
Ward
Dorsey
Nashua Beaten by Lowell as Cross Homers
Morning Game in Nashua shows Lowell overpowering Nashua with a strong pitching performance by Willis. Cross hit a first inning homer over the left field fence to highlight the contest. Nashua's infield and outfield were weakest parts of the day for the home team.
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Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Willis
Cross
Gold Medal for a Porto Rican Breva at Charleston Exposition
The El Proviso Porto Rico Breva received a gold medal at the Charleston Exposition for quality and workmanship. It is praised as the island’s finest breva. Available at local dealers. some suppliers offer it for 5 cents via listed retailers in multiple Massachusetts towns.
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Porto Rico
Island
Goodwin Sisters
Court St
City
Robinson
Pleasant St
Malden
Leonard
Roxbury
Keenng Ochs
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hills
Dean
Clinton St
Pratt
Columbus Ave
Parker
Neponset Bridge
Baker
Maes. Ave
Copeland
Wollaston
Butler
Matin St
Charlestown
Rheid & Martens
Atlantic
Mass
Bagees Drug Co
Mass. Ave
Ire Bros
Centre At
Brockton
Lowell Defeats Nashua In Dramatic 5 4 Finish
Lowell edged Nashua 5 to 4 before 3500 fans as a ninth inning rally fell short. Shea attempted to score from second on Hanscomb’s hit to Cassidy in left but was tagged out 15 feet from the plate, sealing the win.
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Lowell
Nashua
Shea
Hanscomb
Cassidy
Fall River Triumphs Over Dover in Heavy-Hitting Game
Fall River defeated Dover 17 to 13 in a morning New England game. Ross was knocked out of the box in the fourth inning by Dover while Fall River batted Kane out in the sixth.
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Fall River
Dover
New England
Ross
Kane
Dover Defeats Fall River 5 to 0 in Afternoon Tilt
Dover shut out Fall River 5 to 0 in an afternoon game at Fall River. Foley pitched effectively with only a few hits allowed. Thornhill received a gold watch from Rockland supporters as friends of the local community watched the game.
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Fall River
Dover
E. Foley
Thornhill
Rockland
Ping-Pong Losing Fans as London Embraces Tennis
Returning tourists report ping-pong waning in London while tennis regains favor after a long surge. Officers aboard the New England note a decline even on ships as Europeans shift to tennis. The vessel arrived late due to fog and coal issues, bringing 83 saloon, 147 second cabin, and 674 steerage passengers, with steerage to land next morning.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
New England
Charlestown
Wesleyan Beats Williams 6 2 On Weston Field
Wesleyan defeated Williams 6 to 2 at Weston Field in a game spoiled by Williams fielding and pitching struggles. Wesleyan compiled 7 hits to Williams 7 with 5 errors by Wesleyan and 1 by Williams.
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Wesleyan
Williams
Turrell
Lawrence
Quin
McCarthy
Humes
Incliss
Concord Golf Club hosts busy handicap match play day
May 30 at Concord Golf Club featured a mixed handicap match play with W. M. Lockwood winning 4 up. In the medal four sums handicap, Miss Bradford and Mr. Wightman tied for net 3 percent over nine holes. L. H. Wightman won an approaching event, M. B. Bradford won putting, and Miss Alice Bradford and Herbert W. Hosmer led driving in their classes.
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Concord
Concord Golf Club
W. M. Lockwood
Bradford
Mr. Wightman
L. H. Wightman
Alice Bradford
Herbert W. Hosmer
Clifton Golf Club handicap results Class A tied
At Clifton Golf Club F S Krag and Charles M Boutwell tied for best net score in Class A with 74. In Class B C H Holloway won with a net of 88 percent as of today.
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Clifton
Clifton Golf Club
F. S. Krag
Charles M. Boutwell
C. H. Holloway
Kid Lavigne Hurt In Bout With Britt In San Francisco
Word from Kid Lavigne's quarters says his arm was broken in three places during the last night's fight with Jimmie Britt in San Francisco. Reported fractures include two in the smaller bones and one in a larger bone.
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San Franciscco
Bradlee Wins Medford Golf Club Handicap Stroke Event
In Medford on May 30 EB A Bradlee won a handicap stroke competition at the Medford Golf Club with a net score of 80.
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Medford
Medford Golf Club
EB. A. Bradlee
Games Today in New England League
Nashua faces Concord while Lowell meets Manchester and Fall River plays Lawrence. Haverhill travels to Dover in a schedule of six League games.
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New England
Wren Stotcierei
Haverhill
Lowell See
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Lowell
Sama Evans Sovovese
PALL
RIVER
Awrence Escvoseell
Dover
Fall River
Lawrence Esse
Ashua
Nashua Oat
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W. G. Terhune
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