Practice for Them Champions Show Dovers a Few Points
Boston league team defeats Dover in an exhibition in Dover New Hampshire by a wide margin. Boston lines up its regulars except Tucker and Lowe Ganzel with Duffy catching. Nichols and Stivetts pitched for Boston while Mercer started for Dover. Long was ruled out on a controversial play in the seventh. Attendance reached about 1500 with Long O'Connell Duffy and Mercer among notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Bostons
Tucker
Lowe
Ganzel
Duffy
Nichols
Stivetts
Mercer
Dovers
Donahue
Flack
Boston Reds
O’connell
Kelleher
Long
McCarthy
O’brien
Bradley
Boston
G. TB
PO. A. E
Aeh Cuneens
Klobendanz
Flanigan
O's
Hadeeattain
Eeek Pitani Decereies
Gastright
Merritt
Bky Nichols
O'Connell
O'Brien
Keileher
Fall River Falls to Brockton in Baseball Clash
Fall River loses to Brockton 12 to 2 as Lewiston tops Portland 5 to 4 in the same slate. Portland and Lewiston kept within striking distance, highlighting a day of mixed results for regional teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Brockton
Lewiston
Portland
Eastern League results slate mixed scores
Springfield beat Wilkes Barre 5 to 3. Binghamton triumphed 9 to 3 over Providence. Albany topped Buffalo 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Providence
Albany
Buffalo
Labor Day Sports Program Across Cities and Parks
A detailed Labor Day events list shows multiple sports across Massachusetts cities. Activities include hurling lacrosse baseball rowing trotting barge races and amateur athletic meets in Dorchester South Boston and other locales with yacht regattas and bicycle races planned through the day.
Barge Rowers Meet Sets Labor Day Entries in West End
Delegates from West Ends Ramblers Charles Rivers Lafayettes and North Ends met at the Poplars club house to open and accept the Labor Day entry list. The roster names Lafayette Social and Athletic Club Rambler Boat Club North End and Charles River Athletic Association with captains coxswains substitutes and officials noted for the 5 p m start and race turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barge Racing Association
Poplars’ Club
Poplar Street
West End
West Ends
Ramblers
Charles Rivers
Lafayettes
North Ends
Lafayette Social and Athletic Club
B. Houston
Cavanagh
C Barr
McCarron
J. Conerlogne
Thompson
Doherty
T. Farron
J. Logue
Coursey
Learson
Verry
J. Ryan
Charles River Athletic Association
J. Dalton
Alec Morrison
B. Griffin
Douglass
W. Dorman
Alexander le Goff
Dave Brown
B. Baylan
J. Bowen
F. Smith
J. Campbell
J. McGrath
J. Thornell
G. Farrell
Eee Tanill
David T. King
George Faulkner
Quches
Messrs. Fitzgerald
Hanlon
Rambiers
Messrs. Murphy
Green
American Wringer Co Advertising Outline
The American Wringer Co located at 18 and 15 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They manufacture and repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promises prompt mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
California Mines and Stores Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions California mines and a shopping area including a square deck and a mall. Names and specifics are unclear, with garbled text obscuring precise locations or entities. The readable bits suggest a local or commercial note rather than a full news item.
New England AAU Championships Set for Worcester Track Meet
Worcester athletes target wins as diverse events unfold at the Worcester Athletic Club oval starting 2:30 pm. Contenders include Garcelon in dashes Merrill in sprints Keane Lackey Merrill and Sanford in the 440 Haiti McLaughlin hopes half mile to aid mile White and Clark vie for trials. Beaudette Marston Hurd Paine Stinger Bloss Orchard Shea die Clark and others race for top places with Boston riders heading to Worcester for an all-day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Association
Worcester Athletic Club
New England
Garcelon
Jack Donahoe
Worcester
Merrill
Tom Keane
Lackey
Bigelow
Keane
Sanford
McLaughlin
Harry Cadman
Rowe
Bannister
Reynolds
Jack Moakley
Elmer White
Clark
Bugbee
Mac
Hunter
Wrenn
Petrée
Beaudette
Worcesters
Marston
Gloucester
Hurd
Charley Paine
Phil Stinger
Bloss
Aca
Frank McGrath
Orchard
Shea
Kiddie Clark
Boston
Snapper Garrison to Retire From Jockey Field
Edward H. Garrison known as the Snapper will end his riding career after this season due to weight gain. The noted American jockey, praised as a supreme all around rider, will be remembered for his brilliant finishes and long impact on the turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Garrison
the Snapper
Garrison to retire from riding weights and racing
Garrison, famed jockey, talks of retirement due to impossibly low riding weights. He plans to run his own stable and supervise training, noting weight demands ruin health. His exit highlights calls for higher weights in racing and references past jockey Jimmy McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison
Jimmy McLaughlin
Ward M Allister Kicked at Newport Meet
Newport R I September 1 The Newport Racing Association meeting ends after a short run with insufficient entries for another day. The social highlight surpassed last week with Ward McAllister absent due to protests against society amusements. Bridget won the first race, The Rat took the second, Fore sight the third, menu the fourth, Oakewood the golf club steeplechase, and Mars the Hunters steeplechase, in heats and handicaps with substantial purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Newport Racing Association
Ward McAllister
I. R. Savage
Bridget
W. C.ayes
the Rat
A. White
Montrose
Menu
Golf Club
Broad Hollow
Oakewood
J. A. Strathy
Mars
Irish Athletic Games at Oak Island Grove Monday
The National Irish athletic games postponed from Aug 24 will be held at Oak Island Grove starting 10 a m with top professionals like Steve Farrell Burrows and Billy Mills among participants. Events begin in the afternoon with a hurling match and other sports. trains run every fifteen minutes from Boston Revere Beach Lynn depot. Boston & Maine Eastern division trains skip the Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irish Athletic
Oak Island Grove
Steve Farrell
Burrows
Pooch
Donovan
Billy Mills
Currie
McNeil
Watson
Kaveney
Cahill
O’neil
Purcell
Maxwell
Scott
Ross
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Atlantic Avenue
Boston & Maine Railroad
the Grove
Two youths arrested for keeping a depraved place on 916 Recent Streets
John Wilkins aged 20 of 62 Weston Street and George For saith of 14 Upton Street were arrested by Division 10 officers last evening on charges of keeping and maintaining a depraved place at 916 Recent Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkins
Weston Street
George Forsaith
Upton Street
Division 10
Races at Maplewood Park Bangor Sept 1 1890
Races at Maplewood Park in Bangor were hotly contested with a broken sulky incident in the 2:34 class. Race summaries list 2:28 trotters and 2:30 pacers, noting times, entries, and disqualifications across multiple heats and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Maplewood Park
Diana
Gypsy
Gould Boy
B. G
Wiggin
Hippana G. m
Nealley
Little Blanche
G. m
Crockett
George E
Donald
Ellsworth
Bk. S. Gnelson
T. Br. G
Tywombley
Orono Bay
Blk. G
Island Chief
Page
Puss
Br. m
Gibson
Amber
B. m
Nelsom
George H
Bik. G
Laawrence
Caywood, Ch. G
Pierce
Cheiseus Ain
Mollie G
Ch. m
Weston
Theresa
Harold M
Carroll
Dr. Lord, Ch. G
Billis
Ansel W
Buck
Dixmont
Berry
Br. S
Greeley
Cleveland Boy
Smith
Ty Conkling
Lancaster
George Rolfe
Edwards
Connors
Johnnie Wilkes
B. S
Wie
Esa Weks
Aebaeevers
Jennie Rolfe
Dustin
Brimhill
Tom Drew
von Gideon
G. S
Doble
Trebizond
Hayden
ABE
Kaen Forepaugh
Small
Horse Races at Fleetwood Park Endure Weather Threats
Fleetwood Park New York saw about 3000 fans despite threatening weather. In the opening free for all pace heat Blue Sign Roy Wilkes and Vitello clashed. Doble slashed Kelly with his whip, leaving a nasty facial wound. Manager won the pace in 2 07 4, Margrave took the Hartford three year old trot in 2 17 2, Gray Dawn won the four year old trot in 2 22 2, and Charley Green won the 2 24 class trot in 2 18 2 all with purses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fleetwood Park
Blue Sign
Roy Wilkes
Vitello
Doble
Kelly
Manager
Hartford
Margrave
Realization
Gray Dawn
Charley Green
Two Match Races Set for Track Showdown
McClelland the distance runner aims to meet Tim McCarthy in a five mile match race after a Scotch picnic. A ten mile race is now proposed. Tom Burrows and Pooch Donovan plan a seventy five yard match for $200 within three weeks. Burrows is a rapid starter and should make the event a fine contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClelland
Tim McCarthy
McCarthy
Tom Burrows
Pooch” Donovan
Burrows
Horse Races at Sheepshead Bay Sept 1
First race five furlongs Kingston and Santa Anna dead heat Pedestrian third Purse divided Second race Futurity course Minnehaha first Chattanooga second Uncle Jess third Time 1 11 5 Third race seven furlongs Marshall first Nomad second Reginald third Time 1 38 5 Fourth race one mile Reckon first Banquet second third Time Fifth race Futurity course Fondoline first British Queen colt second On the Way third Time 1 12 5 Fifth race seven eighths mile turf Henry of Navarre first Figaro second Queenlike II third Time 1 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead
Bay
L._I
Kingston
Santa Anna
Minnehaha
Chattanooga
Uncle Jess
Marshall
Nomad
Reginald
Reckon
Banquet
Henry of Navarre
Figaro
Queenlike II
Mad River Valley fair opens with strong exhibits and hot races
Barre Vermont September 1 The Mad River Valley fair at Waits field reports large farm produce, cattle and horse displays. Races draw excitement with the 2 40 class producing eight heats and Spy by Kent winning for Frank Felt of Montpelier. best time 2 48. The 83 minute class goes to Gillian by Aristos, owned by George Barnes of Waterbury. best time 3 00. Other colt events include a 2 year old race winner and Fred Glenwood takes the 3 year old race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barnes
Waterbury
T. K
Othier
Fred Glenwood
Three minute trotting race winners at Brook lyn
In Danielsonville Connecticut today the three minute trotting race was won in four heats by Pi Mances Celia C with a best time of 2 37 4. Presto finished second. The 2 40 class was won in five heats by I Sandersons Rosebud with a best time of 2 34 4 and Almont Ledo placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielsonville
Conn
Brooklyn
Pi Mance
Celia C
Presto
I. Sanderson
Rosebud
Almont Ledo
Hart wins Cottage City Tennis Club tournament
M. S. Hart won the Cottage City Tennis Club tournament and will play W. H. Hart for the Tufts challenge cup tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Hart
W. H. Hart
Equitable Mortgage Company Placed in Receivership
The Equitable Mortgage Company with offices in Boston Philadelphia New York and Kansas City suspended interest payments and is in the hands of receivers. Denman Burnham of Lynn is the manager. A U S Circuit Court bill in equity named Charles N Fowler and James M Gifford as receivers. The firm cites weak market values for securities and plans to resume after the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Mortgage Company
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Devonshire Street
Denman Burnham
Lynn
United States
Charles N. Fowler
James M. Gifford
Burnham
West
Australia ship strike grips crews and wages
The Alameda reports a shipping strike in Australia where ship owners sought wage cuts that crews rejected. Several ships’ crews were imprisoned for duty evasion. Despite the labor tension, business was recovering across Australia and New Zealand as the Alameda departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Alameda
Australia
Zealand
Becons Labor Day Races at Franklin Park
Beacons Labor Day features the New England circuit races at Franklin Park Massachusetts on September 4 and 5. Admission 50 cents. Event includes athletic competitions and local spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Mass
High Living What It Costs William H. King to Be Insane
Mrs. BE A Webster Ross, niece of William H. King the insane millionaire, seeks his release from McLean Asylum for treatment at home. Legal battles loom over guardianship and cross state commitment, with King’s $60 000 yearly income and $7000 annual treatment cited. Ex Governor Long named guardian. court aims to permit use of his property for exclusive benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Webster Ross
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Mrs. Ross
King
Ross
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
McLean Asylum
Long
Barker
Bumpus
Prince Pro Tem Opens At Taunton Opera House
First stage production of R A Barnet operetta Prince Pro Tem staged at Taunton Opera House with a strong company and bright music. Notable numbers include Miss Bishop's finale, the West Edgerly duet, and a classic dance by Miss Annie Payson Call’s choreography. Cast lists feature Lennox Schiller Edgerly Guerrier Bull and many others. performances move to Park Theatre Brooklyn Sept 4 then Boston Museum for a prolonged run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
R. A. Barnet
Opera
Miss Bishop
Florrie West
Harry Edgerly
Lennox
Schiller
Mr. Edgerly
Marie_ Hilton
Lucy Guerrier
Josie Sadler
Olea Bull
Annie Payson Call
Boston
Fred Lennox
Prince DeMocrates
Fogia
George A. Schiller
Justice of
Sydney Grant Law
Ceesseerer Sergeree
Duke George
Duke Arthur
Florence Farrington
Lucie
Fanny Lyons
Royal
Pugilistic Gossip and Promised Matches Worldwide
The column surveys letters replying to Duncan Ross challenging any man in the world, notes on Ross claiming superior all round athletic prowess, and reports on forthcoming bouts and purse offers. It mentions Howie Hodgkins with Jack McGee, Martin Flaherty at 145 pounds, Dan Creedon, Austin Gibbons, Tom Tracy, Sally Smith, Sally Smith’s forfeited stake, and Billy Plimmer proposing a $5000 bout with George Dixon at 110 or 114 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Ross
Robert Duncan
Washington Street
Ross
Devon
Cornwall
Jack McGee
Martin Flaherty
Flaherty
Dick O’brien
Pete Harding
Lewiston
Jimmy Kaveney
Harding
Coopers
Young Mitchell
O'Malley
Columbian Club
Dan Creedon
Steve O’donnell
Don Riordan
Hugh Napier
Johnny van Heest
New Orleans
Coneysland
New York
Napier
van Heest
New Jersey Amusement Club
Austin Gibbons
Tom Tracy
Billy Plimmer
Johnny Murphy
Joe Butler
John Hopkins
Newton
Creedon
Hopkins
Butler
Zeke Abrahams
O’malley
Columbia Club
Sally Smith
Abrahams
Weere
Eir
George Dixon
Dixon
Anti-government manifesto sparks street clashes in Bilbao
In Bilbao Espana an anti-government manifesto circulated last night drawing crowds to read posted sheets. Police faced clashes with civilians from nine until midnight. Eight civilians were wounded and twenty arrested as officers kept streets under occupation through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Bilbao
Biscay
Mechanic Arts High School Temporarily Opens Third Floor
Arrangements set the third floor of the new Mechanic Arts High School for practicable work. Boston grammar school graduates are eligible for admission. Applicants should register promptly at 8 a.m. Wednesday to provide data for equipment planning. The building stands on a street near the Boylston junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic Arts High School
Boston Grammar Schools
Dhe Treet
Vets
Boylston
Ocean Spray depot break in thwarted by timely alert
Early yesterday a would be thief broke into the Ocean Spray railway depot but was disturbed by Police Officers Wood and Lightfoot at 1 45 am. He jumped through a window and fled along the line, escaping after a chase and two shots fired. Entrance appeared gained by slipping the outside window catch. the office pane bore chiseling marks but was not opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Spray
Wood
Lightfoot
H. H. Ham
Mundy
Fred J. Walker
Bert Greene
Ralph Moses
M. S. Gibson
New Winthrop
Coolidge House
Boston
Gibson
Charles Perkins
Coolidge
Commodore S. Cushing
N. C. Fowley, Jr
A. W. Torrey
O. K E. Lewis
Dr. Durgin
W. H. Gardner
G. A. Foxcroft
H. H. Hutchinson
R. D. Ireland
C. Q. Ring
S. H. Skilton
Revere
Beachmont
William Daly
Elvira Cottage
Shirley Avenue
Crescent Beach
Daly
Kate
Greenhalge Committee form statewide advisory group
The Hon. Frederick T. Greenhalge organized a broad advisory committee to advance his candidacy. The panel includes prominent figures from Arlington to Boston, with chairs, colonels, and lawmakers across Massachusetts, depicting wide regional support and high enthusiasm for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Greenhalge
J. Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
John J. Bracewell
Lovell
Weymouth
A. Wicher
Quincy
Charles H. Porter
George ©. Stearns
Dedham
John Shaw
Henry RB. Peirce
Abington
Jared F. Alden
Middleboro
William L. Reed
Brockton
Moses N. Arnold
North Abingdon
Atwood
Whitman
Boston
George B. Billings
Charles J. Noyes
F. N. Tirrell
Hyde Park
A. H. Davenport
Malden
H. A. Dubuque
Fall River
Grand Army encampment duties set for Indianapolis trip
Grand Army men from the state depart tomorrow at nine to attend the Indianapolis encampment opening September 5. Massachusetts delegates expect to back Sergeant-at-Arms John G. B. Adams for next year’s commander in chief. Rail rate specials allow stopovers at the fair city with tickets valid to Chicago and back to Boston. Tickets cost 32 dollars usable September 2 through 5 and return to October 31, 1893. Organizers predict 7000 to 100000 attendees with 25000 provided free quarters in barracks and school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Massachusetts
John G. B. Adams
Chicago
Boston
Safe buying tip prompts catalogue check before purchase
It advises insisting on a furniture catalogue listing styles before buying. Recommends every furniture house provide an up to date catalogue to ensure complete options. The note suggests avoiding shops without a current catalogue.
Runners Prepare as Malden Club Hosts Big Meet
Local clubs announce races and heats with special prizes for heat winners. Middlesex and Pequot groups alongside Boston and Cambridge riders plan events at Malden and nearby venues. Notables include A B Averill at the World's Fair and E Spaulding at Salisbury Beach as well as numerous moonlight rides and September schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
A. B. Averill
Middlesex Club
Chicago
E. Spaulding
Salisbury Beach
Quincy Club
Hough’s Neck
Quincy Boys
Eagles
Point of Pines
Union Club
Savin Hill
Monagy
City Point Pier
Mt. Pleasant
Portland
Haverhills
Waltham
Hampton Beach
Rowley
Gloucester
West Newbury
Hampton and Gloucester
Newburyport Club
Suffolks
Bass Point
Press Club
Charlestown Rovers
Lexington
Nantasket
Riverside
Sharon
Doane
Cambridgeports
Hingham
Taunton
Acton
Brockton
Century
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Waltham Club
Boston Athletic Club
A. D. Peck
Exeter Street
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbian Racing
Boston Athletic Association
Hartford
E. W. Bullard
J. P. Bliss
H. A. Githens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Day Sports
Shamrocks
South Bostons
Streter and Pauls
South Boston
St. Catherines
Dorchester
Dorchester Athletic Club
South End
St. Augustine’s Y. M. C. A
City Point Catholic Association
St. Louis Browns
Chac
R.A
Saugus
National Irish Athletic Association
Oak Island
Essex
Natick
Spy Pond Grove
Fitchburg
Diocesan Union
Goxing
Lowell Cricket and Athletic Club
Lowell
Highland Lake Grove
Beverly Yacht Club
Hull Corinthian Club
Lynn Club
California Mines
Ion
Wanchard
Rammar
Faneus Mall Seaueare
Snapper
Ward M’ Allister Kicked
Irish Athletic Games
Sheepshead Bay
Vermont
Cottage City Tennis
DOWN
Becins
Labor Day
New England Circuit
Minage
William H. King
His
Barnet
de DeMocrates
Kenyon
Gwendolyn
Maria DeMocrates
Marie Hilton
Agnes ‘Democrates
Bessie Knox Wild
Yucatan
Josie Sadler Florita
Rosalind Rissi Lo
Augusta Klaus Juanita
Inez Crabtree
Rob Roy
RIGIL
North Shore
Greenhalge Committee
Darlow Cycle CO
Tremont Street
Gordon Kemed
Tremont Row
Bostoy, Ma
X. Cov
Darlow Cycle
Messrs. Wm. H. Mortimer & Co
Berkeley St
Tremont St
Psycho
Vikings
Puritan
Brighton Flyer
Davi Cycle
Berkeley SI
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