Chewink IV Makes Best Time In 92-Boat Hull to Marblehead Race
Marblehead July 31 The Y R A of M hosted 92 yachts from Hull to Marblehead in 10 classes. Chewink IV captured time honors by 2:15:15 over 18 miles, beating Wasaka by 1 minute in the 30-foot class and Medric by 13 seconds in the 22-footers. Dorden won the 18-footers with Hayseed second as light winds set in.
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Marblehead
Hull
Dories
M. H. Randall
Chewink IV
Wasaka
H. H. White
Medric
Clotho
Dorden
Hayseed
Boston
Marblehead Rock
Boston Lightship
Manataka
Dorcen
Finley
L. Bowden
Privateer N
Alden
Carlton
Aladdin
Keith Brothers
Napter
Permart
Bonito
Wightman
Hugi
A. E Chase
Ce Loring
Kimball
T. Eastis
Yankee
Atwood
Goodspeed
ID Barker
Bowden
Lundberg
Winniahdin
James Spratt
S Johnson
Ventus
Pevear
Dorte Razoo
Ai Randall
Kotick
J B
Chapin
Eerens
Melvara
A. Smith
Poe
Elizabeth F . H
Dudley
Rankin
Crardner
Monataka
L Haton
C Nickerson
Atglon
Hodson
Ney
Blethen
Emma
Perking
Chinook Pomeroy & Patriquin
Seboomook Ik
Smith
McKee
Thiolti
Soule Osesteveve
Pocahontas
Cy Merrill
Whittier Seer
Rodina We
H. B. Veaile
Delbert Holbrook
Nancy Hanks
Memento
Davis
Whittemore
Marvel
Ilo Sentinell
Ti Crawford
Moondyne
H. Shaw
Huseter
H W Robbins
Raymond
Keyes
Saltair
Herolde
Robbins
Amazon
Clark, Jreeane
Duster J. Smith
Edith, A
Hastings
Eewe
Ether Dolliver
Mildred Ca
Coleman
Helen
Lwombly Rathers
Annie M
Gladys C H Porteres
Mamie G A. Dean Novee
Nome
M. Stephens Ooee
Argetes
H Willins
J. McCarthy
Edith Fis
Soubrette
Twomee
H Lothrop
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Minerva
Walter Shaw
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Palmetto
R Palmer
Arcissus
Bea
Nelson
Smith Whaley Acres
Collins Says Men Will Fight Hard To Retain First Place
Collins and his team head to Cleveland for a Western road trip after a poor home stretch. He pledges better road work, urges Boston fans not to lose hope, and insists no quitter is on the roster as they chase first in the league.
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Collins
World Beaters
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Hanlon
Nelson
Jimmy Britt
Highland A. C
Marlboro
Rouse O’brien
Eddie Carr
Paul Lavigne
Worcester
Young McCoy
Johnny Lynch
Ralph Kelley
Cambridge
Jack
Twin) Sullivan
San Francisco
Jack Munroe
Jeffries
Dave Barry
California
Tommy Ryan
Twin
Jack O'Brien
Mike
O’brien
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Hartford
Joe Woodman
Steve O’donnell
Flanagan Breaks His Own Record At Meet
John J. Flanagan of the Greater New York Irish Athletic Association set a new world mark in the 16-pound hammer at the Gaelic athletic tournament for the Christian Training College at Clontarf held at Celtic Park in Long Island City. He added 1 foot 4 inches to his record with 173 feet and also nearly matched the world record in the 56-pound weight throw with 36 feet 4 inches. Flanagan led the all around weight throwing contest with 14 points, as other event winners included D Frank in the 56-pound weight and N J Sheridan in the discus.
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New York
Christian Training College
Clontarf
Dublin
Ireland
Celtic Park
Long Island City
John J. Flanagan
Greater
Flanagan
Meyer Prinstein
Syracuse University
Greater New York Irish A. A
S. C.nosthridge
Gov.Yacy
J. Ledwoch
A. C
M. Sheppard
Brown Preparatory School
Philadelphia
Harry Cohn
J. J. MccIntee
West Side Branch
W. C. Bailey
Mohawk A. C
D. Frank
New West Side A. C
J. Foley
N. J. Sheridan
Foley
Sheridan
Thomas Buchan to Run in Old Men’s Race at Caledonian Grove
Thomas Buchan, last of the renowned athletic trio with Dinnie and Fleming, will run in the old men’s race at the Scotch picnic to be held at Caledonian Grove next Wednesday. Buchan, a Hyde Park mill hand, starred in early Boston Caledonian games and also excelled in running and jumping.
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Thomas Buchan
Boston Caledonian Club
Donald Dinnie
James Fleming
Dinnie
Scotland
Boston
Hyde Park
Donald Dinnia
Scottish Border Club
Buchan
Caledonian Grove
Big Saratoga Handicap Set to Run Today
The Saratoga handicap will be run today with a purse of 12,000. Waterboy and Hermis are the favorites, Waterboy likely to be the top choice due to weight advantage. Dark horses include Hello Moharib and Pulsus ridden by O Neill, as owners hope for upsets.
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J. B. Haggin
Waterboy
E. R. Thomas
Hermis
Hello
Moharib
Fred’ Gebhard
Pulsus
O’neill
MacLean Backed to Beat Moran and Walthour
Crowds back Hugh MacLean to win the 24 mile behind motors at Charles River Park. Moran and Bobby Walthour arrive from the South after recent hot battles, with Walthour having edged Moran in Atlanta and Birmingham.
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Hugh MacLean
Charles River Park
Revere Beach
River Track
James Moran
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Moran
Atlanta
Birmingham
Linden Grammar School Wins Malden City Championship
The Linden Grammar School baseball team of Malden finished its schedule as city champions with 103 runs scored against 37. Captain William Toas led the pitching and Dow aided on the field. the team earned praise for spirit and earnestness despite challenges in securing further cross-bats.
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Linden Grammar School
Malden School
Malden
William Toas
Dow
THE
Lindens
L. Dow
George Donovan
J. F
J. Gates
Robert Parish
James Lind
Ec. F
William Jons
H. McVey
Walter Whitten
C.frazer
H. Sheridan
Baseball Youth Leagues Seek Semi Pro Opponents
A list of Boston area junior and semi professional baseball clubs with 12 to 19 year olds seeks games with other teams. Contacts include J J Bury Boston, A Campbell East Boston, J W Lucas Malden, and many others, detailing ages and addresses for matchups.
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St. Philip’s A. A
J. J. Bury
Washington Street
Boston
Highland Winsors
Ben Franklin
State Street
Newmans
John J. Delaney
Cottage Street
Newton
Victors
J. F. Doran
Harbor Street
Lynn Supples
Thomas A. Shanahan
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Plerad A. C
William Driscoll
Chelsea Street
Working Boys
Fr. W. Hawker
Geneva
A. C
T. Sanity
Vaughan Avenue
Dorchester
Dedham
Harry J. Conlon
Readville
the Knights
J. W. Kane
Hinckly Street
Somerville
Trinity A. C
A. Deleskey
Saratoga Street
East
Ww. C. Washingtons
Lou Dillon in trotting mare improves after illness
Cleveland July 3 21 The condition of Lou Dillon the trotting mare who fell ill yesterday afternoon is greatly improved tonight The horse is believed to be out of danger after veterinarians monitored her all last night and today Her temperature dropped from 104 to 102 and is steadily decreasing
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Cleveland, O
Lou Dillon
Twin Sullivan With Munroe in World Championship Camp
Munroe and Jeffries train intensely for the Yosemite Athletic Club bout on Aug. 27 with Munroe at Harbin Springs and Tim McGrath guiding Jack Munroe at Sheehan's Tavern. Jack Sullivan arrives to spar and assist, pairing with Munroe in the miners corner.
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San Francisco
Billy Delaney
Middletown
Jack Munroe
Sheehan
Jack
Sullivan
New England
McGrath
Munroe
Boxing Gossip Sparks Talk Over Nelson Hanlon Victory
The Nelson Hanlon result in San Francisco stirs boxing chatter as bettors and insiders assess form, future matchups, and potential titles. Nelson’s resilience and knockout power mark him as a strong challenger while plans unfold for high profiel bouts and upcoming Marlboro and Bay Area events.
Johnson and Brush Attacked as the Postseason Plan Emerges
Chicago July 31 The American league president Ban Johnson issues a signed statement defending post season games between leading teams of the majors to decide the championship. He denounces John T Brush and John McGraw of the New York National League club, calling them harmful to baseball and accusing them of unfriendly actions toward the league. He recalls Brush’s past refusal to participate and cites Hart of the Chicago National League club on a tentative world series plan, arguing for interleague competition at home rather than sending teams abroad.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Johnson
John T. Brush
John McGraw
America
McGraw
American League
Mr. Johnson
New York National League Club
Brush
Hart
National League
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati 8 to 1 in Baseball Contest
Cincinnati contributed most Pittsburg runs as Walker’s wildness and errors fueled the score. Pittsburg tally includes two-base hits by Schlei and Wagner and three-base hits by Leach and Sebring. Beaumount Wagner Diehl stole bases, while Corcoran Huggins Kelley and Ritchey turned double plays. Attendance 891.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Walker
Woodruff
Schlei
Wagner
Leach
Sebring
Beaumont
Diehl
Corcoran
Huggins
Kelley
Ritchey
Bransfield
ST. Louis
Peck Ghee Gies
Farrell
Shannon
Beckley
Smoot
Barclay
Stady
Dunleavy
Chicago
Willams
Grady
Lundgren
Barrys
Williams
Chance
Kling
Tinker
Slagle
Shar
Kruger
Peres
Smith
Vlaherty
AB. R
Seymour
Dolan
Odwell
Reese
Peitz
Steinfeldt
Eae Steer
Baseball Clash Features Wild Pitches And Errors
National league report notes seven hits for ten bases plus an error a walk and a wild pitch disrupting Chicago's game. Both clubs played loosely with unsteady pitching as the inning unfolded in lively second frame.
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Chicago
Basketball schedule shows five NBA matchups across cities
The slate lists Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Washington at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis. Games highlight intercity rivalries and regional matchups across the season schedule.
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Peg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cis
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New England Matchups Listed for Lowell and Others
Local sports brief lists pairings with Lowell at Manchester Concord facing Nashua Haverhill meeting New Bedford and Lawrence playing Fall River. Facilities and scores not provided, but the schedule highlights a regional round of games among five cities.
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Lowell
Manchester
Concord
Nashua
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lawrence
Fall River
World beaters seek first in looming double header
Royal rooters gather at the station to cheer the world beaters on as Charley Nichols, a star of the season, is welcomed by old friends at the South End tomorrow. Pittsburg backs the Giants for first with Cardinals for second. owner Taylor travels to Cleveland to address questions about the team. Umpire notes cover foul balls and baserunners while fans debate the Nationals and American League action.
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South End
Charley Nichols
St. Louis Cardinals
Tenney
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Giants
Cardinals
Taylor
Cleveland
Hugh O’breen
Hugh
Royal Rooters
Boston
Buck’s
Braves
Brooklyn
Post and Herald
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Post
Chicago
Athletics
Washington
West
McNichols
Sasa
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Anthony
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Dan McCarthy
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Edward Cartigan
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Somerset A. A
Thomas Stanton
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Quincy Collins
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J. Gutz
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James Berckley
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Marrian
Hyman Rafeld
Stillman Street
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Warry Baker
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St. Vincents
Michael Murphy
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Howard
Frank Danahy
Tears Street
Joe Butter
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Harvard A. A
Robert Devine
Clay Street
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F. A. Cronin
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Gould’s Court
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Baxter Reds
M. Driscoll
Baxter Street
Matt Wiley
J. F. Malloy
Broadway
Franklin
Willie Muir
Mystic Street
Twin Sullivan
Eddie Hanlon
Martin Canole
Britt
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Ot Lundgren
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