Suburban League Baseball Schedule Features Boston Clubs
The Life suburban baseball league releases a and list of games for spring to fall. Matches include Allston versus Riversides at Medford and North Cambridge versus Riversides at Cambridge with dates through September. Strong local teams Webster s Boylston A A Quineys Auburns and Associates appear across fixtures.
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Greater Boston
Allston
Riversides
Medford
Websters
Associates
Franklin Park
North Cambridge
Boylston A. A
Marcella Street
Auburns
Cambridge
Auburna
Allstons
Quinecys
Malden
Quineys
Marcellas Street
Alliston
Quiners
Hoylston A. A
Allburts
Guineys
Auy
Siiversides
Welsters
Aug
Hoyvlstom A. A
Iiversides
Melford
Quinersiden
Quincys
Boylston A A
Boyleton A.A
North
Somerville Social Gala at Institute Hall
Somersets held a large social event at Institute Hall on Wednesday night featuring a stylish crowd. Guests included Misses Marie Carey Margaret Welsh Theresa McKeever Mary Kilderry Margaret Murphy and many gentlemen. East Cambridge hospitality was on full display.
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Tom Dwyer
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Marie Carey
Margaret Welsh
Theresa McKeever
Mary Kilderry
Margaret Murphy
Michael Scannell
William Doherty
William Fraser
John McElroy
John Rouse
Frank Perry
John Cronin
Humphrey O'Leary
William Keefe
Patrick Coleman
Annie Leahy
Eugene Sullivan
Joseph McGilvrey
Daniel Lynch
John Murphy
Hogan
Andrew
Councilman Murphy
James Cummings
Thomas Lyoch
Jere Sullivan
Frank McCarthy
Denis Coffy
Robert Plant
Anthony Merrick
Agnes Dailey
Rose Mullaley
Carrie McDonald
Nellie Kelleher
Mayr Lynch
Lizzie Murphy
Gertrude Ellard
Kittie Cowhiz
Margaret McC
William Morrissey
Medford Street
Somerville
Cambridge
F. of A
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Morrissey
Return of John Clarkson Stirs Cambridge Baseball Fans
Fang will recall John Clarkson once valued at $10,000. The former great now strolls Cambridge streets daily in the upper city, still claiming he can pitch a winning game. His reminiscences of old time players and comparisons with current stars would interest fans if published.
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John Clarkson
Mike Kelly
John
Cambridge
Cambridge YMCA holds annual carnival of gym classes
The Cambridge Y M C A gymnasium hosted its annual carnival with T. L. Freeborne directing the program. Exhibits included free work by bays, wooden and iron dumb bells, and a “dance of the specters” by listed participants. Demonstrations featured strength tests, boxing, german horse, parallel bars, a civil service basketball game, and police and fire department hopefuls posing.
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Cambridge Y. M. C. A
T. L. Freeborne
Civil Service
H. ©. Glidden
C. W. Burrage
T. D. Bool
J. F. Aitchison
C. Ramhofer
H. E. Nickerson
A. Reycroft
R. W. Eaton
E. Ramhofer
F. D. Chandler
A. Olsen
W. P. Partridge
J. Hallvard
H. Reycroft
T. E. Anderson
M. F. Ramsay
Police
Fire
W. M. Andrew
A. L. Barns
T. P. Kearns
M. G. Mello
J. P. Neilan
E. B. Cobb
A. Fitzpatrick
D. J. Horgan
P. J. Nolan
J. F. Sefton
J. N. Woodside
Quin ers and Associates Play Local Club Matches
Cambridge and Medford teams clash in a sequence of games at Alliston and Boylston A A. Septembers feature Quiners Auburns and Allston winners with eliminations and a potential tiebreaker on Oct 5.
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Cambridge
Quiners
Allston
Alliston
Boylston A. A
Riversides
Medford
Associates
Auburns
Nevessary
Cony of Boston National Fielder J Harry Dobin Laid to Rest
Silent crowd at St Pauls cemetery Arlington attends funeral for J Harry Dobin known as Cony, right fielder for the Boston National team. Teammates lead bearers as Rev Fr Tracey officiates at St Joseph Church service with floral tributes from teams across the country.
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St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Tracey
J. Harry Dobin
Cony
Fred Tenner
Prospect Street
Somerville
Cozy
St. Joseph Church
F. J. Ryan
James F. Wood
Cambridge
Seymour
Donlin and Dahlen
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
George Carney
Dolan
John F. Merrill
Boston
Messrs. Duffy and Doe
Providence
Cincinnati
Dover Brothers
Dovey Brothers
Sleep poem by Edith B Blackwell M D
A reflective poem describing day and night cycles. A lark awakens to seek the sun and tireless wings fade by evening. The speaker extends to human life, noting work and play, rest that never ends, and sleep as the best remedy for both bird and soul. The verse ends with sleep returning to renew the next day.
No-license tour ends with crowded Lee audience
John T. Shea concluded his successful no license campaign in Lee Massachusetts where a large crowd crowded out attendees. The East Cambridge report notes his broad reach into Vermont cities and his growing influence over liquor interests.
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John T. Shea
Lee
Mass
Shea
Vermont
Mr. Shea
Cambridge
John Leonard
Father Martin
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Reuben
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Grant Building
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Harry Dolan
Edith B. Blackwell, M.D
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Chas
Saxdy
Chapman
Lemme
St. John’s Council
John Quinn
Ed” O’brien
Tom Toomer
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Charles Chapman
John &. Whorisker
Trinity Male Quartette
George Hooley
William Troy
Pat Anglin
Harry Maxwell
Rose Doherty
May Clarken
Columbia Musical Team
Raymond
Oxford
Frank J. O'Reilly
Middlesex County
Craib
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Red Cross Commandery
Knights of Malta
Herbert Dukeshire
Brookline Street
Eastern Expanded Metal Company
Pilsrim
Sidney Streets
Cambridge Relief Hospital
First Volunteers
Citizens’ Association
Citizens’ Trade Hall
John E. Gilman
James K. Odell
John A. Logan
William A. Bancroft
Wardwell
Aquinas Choral Society
John B. Whoriskey
William V. Plancich
James Prentiss Richardson
Bryant Strong
Harvard
Concord Avenue
Copp’s Hospital
Martin Eckborg
Blanchard Machine Company
Charles Waugh
Eckborg
Endicott Street
Captain Hurley
Jesse T. Silva
Green Street
John O'Neil
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