Portland Crew Narrowly Misses Final in National Rowing Regatta
At Lake Quinsigamond the thirty fourth annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen produced strong racing. Portland Oregon faced Ravenswood Loweland City and the Metropolitans New York in the senior fours heat. Ravenswood led early, Portland closed gap, and New York’s Metropolitans surged to finish ahead near the line. Portland advanced to finals with Ravenswood, Mound City, and Winnipeg already secure in the first seat.
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Harvard Rowers Weigh In Before Racking England
In Bourne England on August 10 the Harvard crew official weights show John Richardson Jr Robert L Bacon and Daniel Newton added weight. The roster lists Robert M. Tanfan Sidney Fish Flint Gordon Glass John Richardson Jr 585 Robert 14 neon 188 Daniel Newton Oliver Ly Filey Francis J Blarden Cox 165. Debate arises over potential race with Cambridge boats with notes on boat design and river weeds impacting speed as crews anticipate sailing to Putney.
Harvard Crew Captains Ban Rowm Ireland Meeting Formally Declined
Harvard crew captain Tes and Urogram met with officials in Ireland but formal attendance declined. Local sources report the delegation did not proceed with formal talks.
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Standing of the clubs and purse entries for August harness events
The article notes standings for clubs and purses for Bainies Horses during August at the fair, with the closing program of harness events and entries incomplete except for stakes. Entries for some events will be finalized as more entries arrive by quarter, and the meeting card remains of interest to readers.
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Murphy Praises Pulliam Over Baseball Controversy
Charles W. Murphy, president of the Chicago club, writes Garry C. Pulliam praising actions following a game at Palo grounds. He notes under the National League constitution New York could owe $1,000 for excluding umpire John Stone. He adds the club will not seek the fine via the board of directors and says the team feels it won a symbolic victory against anarchy in baseball.
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Championship Battle for Butte Labor Day
Contenders for a big boxing event in Butte on Labor Day plan a merged Butte Athletic Club formation. Promoters, officials, and two welterweight contenders prepare for a 147 pound title fight at Columbia Gardens arena with $1 admission, aiming to avoid schedule conflicts with baseball and ensure safety. United behind a joint club, organizers anticipate a strong turnout despite travel and logistics hurdles.
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Butte's Hoodog Loses Third Game in Tacoma Series
Tacoma defeats Butte to complete a three game sweep in a high scoring affair. Finney vs Doyle in a pitching duel featured nine hits for Tacoma and twelve for Butte. Key innings saw Tacoma scoring in the eighth and ninth, while Butte's late rally fell short due to fielding errors and timely hits by Tacoma.
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Spokane Team Beats Gray's Harbor in Frantic Tilt
In Yoquiam Washington on August 10 the Spokane team defeated Gray's Harbor in a high tempo game filled with numerous finishers. Key players included Benve and Alfutan with assists from Tratteries Saraitals Tanheson and Boetliger.
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New York Gains Second Place With Shutout Win
National League results from Aug 10 show New York blanking Finsbury to climb to second place behind Boston. Batters Leever Taylor Willse Bowirman powered a 162 game with Beebe scattering air. Umpires Emslia Kem.
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Boston Victorious In Sloppy Detroit Contest
Ferris led Detroit’s late rally but Boston rode Dineen Payne and Winter to a win. Dineen retired after a foul up and Armbruster left in the fourth. Score: Boston 45 Detroit 81. Batteries Tathanks and Payne. Armbruster and Petersoned.
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Chicago Beats New York In Bunched Hits At Chicago
Chicago defeated New York 6 to 3 as Chicago bunched hits. New York scored in the second on four singles and four triples but Chicago answered with a triple and a single in the eighth to take the lead. Batteries Walsh and Ward, Chesbro and Kittenow.
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Coast League game features Oakland win as Seattle struggles
In August Seattle faced Oakland in a Pacific Coast League match. Beale noted Oakland controlled the game while Seattle managed 12 hits, eight of which went for nothing. Pitcher Graham worked calmly after holding a strong lead, with Bliss and others contributing as Seattle’s offense faltered.
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Unclear baseball recap with scattered league notes
Fragmented sports wire item notes Aug 10 events in American League. Mentions Mawel Niles Stone and players like Powell Philadelphia and Detroit, with garbled phrases on sacrifices and two bagger plays. Reads as a partial game recap with incomplete names and scores.
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Portand Beats Pres In Wild Los Angeles Contest
At Los Angeles on Aug 10 Wolters wild pitching led Portland to a six run first inning rally. After Uweedasex on balls Packers were hit for two snates and a home run tallying Portland six runs. Donontin later cleared the bases with a ball to deep field bouncing over the fence for four more runs.
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Wild racing and track notes across cities and meets
Meager base defense and errors doomed Wilson's squad in a rough game in Oakland as Nagle allowed 16 hits while Meyers and Wheeler shut down the offense. At Saratoga the upset of the day saw Canville outrun Rainey’s $23,000 entrant despite Rainey’s weight concession, with multiple races at different tracks detailing winners, times, and purses.
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Chicago Fighter Wins 10th Round Decision in Indy Match
In Indianapolis on August 10, Kid Der Inanh of Chicago was awarded the decision over Renny Yanger in a 10 round glove contest before 3,508 fans at the baseball park. The bout was 10 rounds with clinch rules and both fighters weighed under 1193 pounds.
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