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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1897

Page

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Weefers Victory at New York Open Amateur Games

A surprise ruled the open amateur handicap events held under the Building Trades Council at Oak Island Grove. Piper Donovan ran 100 yards in 9 1 2 seconds, a world record claim, as New York A. C. entrants failed to secure top spots. Chesley and Cregan provided a dramatic mile and sprint finishes, while East Boston A. A. dominated the handicap team race.

Building Trades Council Oak Island Grove New York A. C F. J. Leary Natick High School Billy ‘Pooch’ Donovan A. F. Duffy A. M. Chesley Lynn Y. M. C. A Caledonian Grove Dick Grant Cregan New York Flyer Chesley Long Riley Cambridgeport G. A

Titus won $2000 handicap in six-day race

Michael made his open race debut by winning a five mile event and the six day card at Charles River Park featured Tom Barnaby and Harry D. Elkes in a dramatic finish. Barnaby chased Elkes across thirteen miles, then surged to the tape with Elkes holding on, in front of about 10,000 spectators.

Tom Burke J. E. Ryder Burke East Boston East Boston A. A. Team. the All-American Team, Made Up of Tom Burke, M. W. Long J. F. Cregan J. H. Rush J. Frank Quinlan Quinlan Cambridg Sport Charlesbank Cambridge Sweeney Ryder Dergford B. B Hanning Ie N. J. Young A. Ah A. Edmunds Newton A Newton A. Leer Sui Panesavae Bi Pry Lowet E. B Tom Barnaby Harry D. Elkes Ducker Charles River Park Benedict of Revere Hikes Barnaby Eikes Aphet Lee Elkes Pikes Aro Bride Bianchi Riverside Press Cc. H. Brown Alliston C. Mooper Yaris T. F. Brennan W. R. Welsh Nat Butler John Johnson Tom Sullivan Butler Bullivan Hugh McLean

Baltimore Now Leads The Softball Scorecard Update

Baltimore leads after a day of pennant hopes with a doubleheader loss for Boston and two wins for New York over St Louis. Nichols dominated for the Orioles with clean innings, while Boston’s bats sputtered against Breitenstein and fielding miscues. It was a sunlit crowd of nearly twenty thousand as baseball’s early season drama unfolds with Tampa Bay-like prospects for a hot pennant race.

South End Boston Orioles Mr. Haggerty Pittsburgh Baltimore New York St. Louis Nichols Red Stockings Allen

Boston Weather Forecast For Tuesday

Boston and vicinity expect fair weather with variable winds on Tuesday. The outlook shows mild conditions and light to moderate breeze, suitable for outdoor plans across city and immediate surrounding areas.

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Labor's Great Parade Features Post Composing Room Chapel

The parade spotlighted the Typographical Union branch in a chapel float centered on a 15 foot eagle with 30 foot wings, drawn by four horses and trimmed in white and gold. Waltham Watch Co band led by Freckton delivered redoubled music as Harry Barker and J Edward Morris dressed as Uncle Sam boosted the showcase.

Post Typographical Union Eagle United States Uncle Sam's Navy Navy Department Waltham Watch Company Freckton The Harry Barker J. Edward Morris Uncle Sam

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