Mrs Graeme Hunter Ready to Challenge for the America's Cup
Mrs Graeme Hunter wife of a Scottish millionaire is reported ready to challenge for the America's Cup. Chicago beat Cleveland in 10 innings 1 to 0 on two late errors and a passed ball. Attendance 12 000. Bradely had a two base hit, Isbell Green stole bases, White and Glendon split pitching duties. Time 3 4 m. Umpire Sheridan.
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Graeme Hunter
Chicago
Cleveland
Gochnaur
Glendon
Bradley
Green
Bay
Isbell
White
Abbott
Sheridan
R. B. Po
Ron RG
Holmes
B'mont
Slagle
Jones
Lajoie
Teach
Chance
Hickman
Wagner
Raub
Callahan
B'nsfield
Magoon
Thoney
Ritchey
Tanehill
Tinker
Klir Neehme
Sullivan
Sebring
Evers
I Phelps
Casey
Phillippi
Weimer
Pittsburg
Evans Ag
Branstfield
St. Louis Beats Cincinnati 8-3 in League Row
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 8 to 3 as Phillips left after five innings and Sudhoff struggled. Hackett proved puzzling but errors proved costly for Cincinnati. Attendance 5,665. Burk, Farrell, Kelly doubled. Barclay tripled. Dunleavy and Smoot stole bases. Time 55 minutes. Umpire Emslie.
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Sudhoff
Coo Nien Ateeies
Cincinnati
Burke
Farrell
Kelly
Barclay
St. Louis
Dunleavy
Smoot
Brain
Ryan
Phillips
Hackett
Steinfeldt
Emslie
T. Louis
Seymour
Dolan
Donlin
Steinfelt
Daly
Corcortn
S. O’neil
Peitz
P. Oo Hackett
Deizel
Local teams clash across South End and nearby fields
Today in Boston area sports action Dorchester, Wellington, Roslindale, and night games share the schedule. Dorchester meets Wellington at Nightingale's field in forenoon and afternoon rematch. Collins teams play at New York and Atlantic venues with multiple matchups. Other contests include the Mavericks versus Washingtons of Cambridge at Wood Island Park and Trentons facing Jordan Marsh on Columbus avenue. Highlights mention Connie Mack on foul strike rule, Dougherty leading in hitting and steals, Buck Freeman pacing league slugging, and White musing retirement amid dental practice.
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Philadelphia
South End
Collins
New York
Dorchester
Roslindale
Wellington
Nightingale's
Columbus Avenue
Trentons
Jordan-Marsh
Connie Mack
McGinnity
Decatur
Pat Dougherty
Lachance
Qooley
Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Farrell
Dougherty
Young
Fred Parent
Dr. White
Washington
Lindens
Malden
Bennets
Somerville
Crescents of
Buck Freeman
10000 AT CITY POINT Sunday outing crowds city point
About 10,000 people visited City Point yesterday for a Sunday outing despite cold air. The piers were crowded with families, while the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps kept watch with little activity. A Municipal Band concert closed the day in the park.
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City Point
United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Boston Common Band Concert Draws Ten Thousand
Clear Sunday weather drew about 10,000 people to Boston Common for a regular band concert. The band stand’s new position opposite the Charles and Beacon Streets mall let music be heard from the sidewalks, while crowds filled the grass areas and benches around the frog pond.
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Boston Common
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Beacon and
Charles Streets
Division 36 A O H names committee for Nov 5 ball
A large turnout at Tonti Hall South Boston saw Division 36 A O H appoint a committee with full power to arrange the annual ball on November 5. Members include J Calnan J Hagerty H V Flynn T Concanon J P Calnan J D Hogan J H Flannery J J Murphy M Murphy F Hl Fitzgerald John J Connelley David Ring J E Meenan R Hennessey C J Coughlin T Devine P J Shields plus Hayes Mulligan Flaherty. Suffolk County President Matthew Cummings and C J Fay of Division 34 spoke. T J OConnor presided in the president’s absence.
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Tonti Hall
E Street
Boston
Joseph Calnan
J. Hagerty
H. V. Flynn
T. Concannon
J. P. Calnan
J. D. Hogan
J. H. Flannery
J. J. Murphy
M. Murphy
F. Hl. Fitzgerald
John J. Connelley
David Ring
J. E. Meenan
R. Hennessey
C. J. Coughlin
T. Devine
P. J. Shields
Messrs. Hayes
Mulligan
Flaherty
Suffolk County
Matthew Cummings
C. J. Fay
Division
T. J. O’connor
Canadian owner to challenge for America's Cup next year
Mrs. Graeme Hunter, wife of a Scottish millionaire, plans to fly the pennant for Canada with a yacht built by the Denrry brothers of the Clyde. Alfred Mylne will design Moyana era boats, aiming to surpass American yachts despite Lipton’s failures and Shamrock III's defeat. Mrs. Hunter visits Canada and supports British craft over American designs.
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Montreal
Thomas Lipton
Canada
Graeme Hunter
Denrry
Clyde
Hunter
Moyana
Fife and Watson
Belmont gifts Marble Palace to Vanderbilt successor
Newport society reacts as Mrs. Belmont transfers the Marble Palace, part of her alimony, to Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt through a third party and urges her to accept. The home has been unoccupied since Mrs. Vanderbilt’s 1895 divorce settlement, amid ongoing high society fallout from Vanderbilt marriages and alleged Paris affairs.
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C. H. P. Belmont
Newport
W. K. Vanderbilt
Marble Palace
Newport, R. I
Vanderbilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Belmont
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Paris
Nellie Neustretter
Demi Mondaine
Supreme Court of the United States
Chauncey Depew
Edward Rossiter
Mr. Vanderbilt
Anne Harriman Rutherford
Lewis M. Rutherford
Biennial Saengerfest Draws Record Attendance in Clinton
The New England Saengerbund second day at Clinton drew the largest crowd in 15 years. 18 societies competed in the afternoon singing contest led by judges from Connecticut and New Jersey. Tomorrow features prize announcements, a grand parade, and a Turnverein Hall ball.
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New England
Clinton
New England Saengerbund
Beethoven Maennerchor
Manchester
N. H
Maennerchor
Roxbury
Uhland Club
Harmonia
West Roxbury
Fidella
Schwaben Verein
Bos
Mary McDonald Accused Of Shoplifting Trained By Mother
South Boston teenager Mary McDonald and her mother were arrested on a shoplifting charge after police alleged the girl was trained by her mother. Investigators claim the pair operated in a $100 theft scheme, with the mother admitting guilt while denying the daughter’s involvement. Authorities found pawn tickets and stolen goods at their three room tenement.
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Mary McDonald
South Boston
Knox
Washington Street
James McDonald
St Louis Wins Two Fast Games From Detroit
St Louis defeated Detroit in two quick games this afternoon. Wright shut out Detroit in the first game while Mullin limited St Louis to one run. Petty allowed three hits and would have secured a shutout were it not for Friel’s error. Donovan pitched effectively for St Louis. Attendance was 11,400. Scores:
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillips
Sadhoff
Hackett
Detroit
Wright
Mullin
Petty
Friel
Donovan
A. E
Burkett
Parrett
Lush
Hills
Crawf’d
Held'ck
Yeager
Hemp'll
Long
Sugden
M’guire
Tous
St. Olen
Carr
Stright
Hemphill
Muloff Mullin
Wing
Lin
O’loughlin
Louis
Barrett
Hill
Ford
Anders
Wallace
M’ Al’ster
Helidr'k
Anderson
Hil
Heidrick
Heldrick
Pelty
Byelty
O’ Loughlin
Collins and Nationals Lead as Postseason Pace Quickens
Collins bats Dougherty lifts to a 348 average after five Saturday hits while Parent dips below 300. Tenney is the only 300 hitter for the Nationals. Today and tomorrow the Nationals face Philadelphia at the South End with 10 30 and 2 30 starts, and Tuesday features a 2 00 doubleheader. Lachance paces Collins in fielding and Moran leads Nationals in fielding. Batting and fielding averages for both clubs, including Saturday games, are listed.
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Collins
Pittsburg
Dougherty
Parent
Boston Nationals
Fred Tenney
Nationals
Philadelphia
Lachance
Moran
Nationalists Win Sunday Victory in Rocky Point Game
A clean-cut championship between the Boston and Philadelphia Nationals at Rocky Point drew 6500 spectators. Willis held edge on McFetridge in a pitchers duel. Cooley, Carney, Hallman, McCreery, and Zimmer stood out with strong batting and fielding performances.
Boxing Gossip and Local Promises for New England Title Scene
The column previews a busy boxing season with Forbes and Goodwin chasing 118-pound glory in Boston. It notes Harry Forbes and manager Al Lippie in town for 116-pound action against Kid McFadden, and Chester Goodwin’s hard road toward the New England featherweight crown, with Johnny Burdick and Billy Sinnott among likely foes.
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United States
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Hankie Neal
California
Neal
Forbes
Little Chica
Art Backer
al Lippie
Bosté
Kid McFadden
America
Tammany Social
Fibes
Jack O'Brien
Chester Goodwin
Price
Chester Nee GovaWn
New England
Billy Sinnott
Fall River
Goodwin
Sinnott
Chester
Chapion
Ate
Johnny Burdick Maribor Tarlborowork
Rockland
Maffro
Maine
Lewiston
Mr. Sears
Cver
Pinky
Mississippi
Kid Goodman
Goodman
Chelsea
Jimmy Brices
Milwaukee
Charley Neary
West
Aurelio Herrara
Butte
Mont
Philadelphia
Ren. Yanger
Briggs
Wnaer
Young Salisbury
Jimmy Briggs
Manager of the Mavericks of East Boston
The Mavericks baseball team from East Boston, one of the strongest 17 18 year old squads in the Boston area, is led by a dedicated manager guiding a talented roster through the season.
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Maverick
East
Boston
Dorchester Team Battles Rosdales and Wellington in Day Games
The strong Dorchester squad plays two games at Nightingale's field, facing Rosdales in the forenoon and Wellington in the afternoon. Dorchester won Saturday 4 to 3 on Wellington field. Bradford hopes to repeat. Wellington disputes that victory was a fluke from a wet ball and aims to prove it today at 10:30 and 3.
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Dorchester
Nightingale
Ile Dorchester
Rosdales
Wellington
Doreaster
Bradford
Gardner to face Bryson in New England lightweight title
Billy Gardner the Lowell lightweight boxer meets Fred Bryson of Waltham for the lightweight championship of New England tomorrow night at the Central Athletic Club.
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New England
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Cambridge
Jack McLaughlin
Joe Cummings
Central Athletic Club
Merly
Bowdoin Square Athletic Club
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Fred Bryson
Waltham
Mass
Dick O’brien
Gloucester
Lowel
Boxing Notes and Incident at Brockton Card
A heat distressed spectator was injured on a train platform when a door closed cutting off the end of a finger. The missing piece is sought with a $100 reward offered by Champion Sandy Ferguson to preserve the poker expert Dick O'Brien. Tonight’s Brockton card features Kid Griffo and Belfield Walcott with Emergency Kelly vs Joe Williams and Jack O'Brien vs local foe.
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Gloucester
Sandy Ferguson
Dick O’brien
Union Athletic Club of
Brockton
Kid Griffo
Belfield Walcott
Boston
Jim Jeffries
Tammany Club
Billy Madden
Denver Ed Martin
Sam McVey
Frisco
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Bradford Crew Outing Marks 1890 Reunion Sail and Banquet
The Bradford crew members gathered for their annual reunion with a harbor sail followed by a banquet at a downtown hotel. Only crew members attended, and the event was described as one of the most enjoyable.
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Bradford
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