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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1906

Page

4

Death-Daring Hill Climb At Crawford Notch

Bay State Automobile Association held a hill climbing contest up Crawford Notch. Guy Vaughan drove a 30 horsepower Stearns to a 2 minute 48 second record, winning the heavy weight class and the free-for-all. Other Stearns and Columbia cars posted fast times. several mishaps occurred, and a protest over cylinder sizes was allowed pending AA A appeal.

Mount Washington Bretton Woods N. WH Bay State Automobile Association Crawford Notch Guy Vaughan Stearns A. E. Morrison Boston J. H. MacAlman Columbia Electric Vehicle Company F. Allen C. F. Barrett H. E. Wilson George Otis Draper H. Ernest Rogers Brookline Mass F. F. Cameron Cameron R. Crawford Napier Racing Board M. S Stearns Gay Vaughn Stanley Rogers Llon Buick H. Koehler Premier George Crittenden Wena Crawford William Roswell Oldsmobile Columbia Rambler Knox Harry Mollever Cope Guy Vaughn Oe Covveves

Knox car makes perfect Glidden score trip from Bretton Woods

W E Wright of Springfield and party achieved a perfect Glidden score in a 40 horse power Knox waterless car. They left Bretton Woods at 8 45 a m and reached Copley Square Hotel Boston at 7 45 p m covering 188 miles in 11 hours with a two hour lunch and dinner stop en route via Franconia Notch.

W. E. Wright Springfield Party Knox Bretton Woods Copley Square Franconia Notch

Baseball Notes and Rumors from the National Leagues

Cincinnati and Tenney players face baserunning chances. Walworths seek a Saturday away game. South Boston team shows strength. Giants crowd declines since losing the lead. Schulte likened to rare outfield arms. Cleveland on a down slope. Morgan may secure a Detroit hold. Umpires err. Emslie recalls Hank ODay fine. Eddie Plank leads AL in decisions. Barbeau strong for size. Donovan fans praise Brooklyn. McLean eyed as coast contender. Hart rules out baseball return. McCormick shines for Milwaukee with three doubles and a triple.

Cincinnati South End Tenney Brooklyn Pittsburg Walworth South Boston J. M. Londergan City Point Court South Boston Walworths Giants Schulte Chicago Boston National League Cleveland Morgan Collins Detroit John O’reilly Hank O'Day Eddie Plank Athletics Barbeau James A. Hart Barry McCormick Milwaukee

Newport Cup Narrowly Bids for Interclub Yacht Races

The Newport Yacht Racing Association announced a $250 cup to be awarded for a race at Newport Rhode Island the last of next week contested by 30 footers from the New York Yacht Club and the local association.

Newport R. I Newport Yacht Racing Association New York Yacht Club

Land deal targets Saugus race track for auto speedway

Inspector Hersom reports a 250 acre option including the Saugus Mass race track. A syndicate plans a three mile track for automobile racing, with the site being developed for this new venture after years in New England horse racing.

Woonsocket R. I Hersom New England Saugus Mass

Athletes' Delay in Reinstatement Applications

No applications were received yesterday from the striking athletes for reinstatement by the local registration committee. At Monday night’s St. Alphonsus Hall meeting the applications were to be prepared and handed to Chairman Facey for immediate committee action.

St. Alphonsus Hall Facey Worcester Central Labor Union Worcester Oval Boston Aerie of Eagles Oak Island

New England Matchups Listed Across Cities

The section lists games including Lynn at Haverhill Lowell at New Bedford Manchester at Wall River and Lawrence at Worcester for an upcoming schedule with regional ties.

Worcester P.C See Ene Lawrence Shee Ee New Bedford Ee Fall River Ee Manchester Haverhill Wen Lowell New England Lynn New Bedford Wall River Lawrence

Lawrence Tops Fall River In Tight Pitchers Battle

Lawrence defeated Fall River 2 to 0 in an exciting pitchers battle with runs and hits scarce. Scoring by innings shows Lawrence 0 0 7 0 0 8 2 0 8 and Fall River 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2. Whiting and Cote opposite Swanson and Watters worked the mound with Umpire O Reilly.

Haverhill Defeats Manchester In Tight 4 2 Victory

Haverhill beat Manchester 4 to 2 as timely batting and aggressive base running keyed the win. Scoring by innings shows Haverhill tallied in the first and fourth frames while Manchester managed runs in the final two innings. Batteries were McPartlin and Ahearn for Haverhill, Cross and McCabe for Manchester. Umpire Stafford officiated.

Haverhill Manchester R. H. E. Haverhill McPartlin and Ahearn Cross McCabe Stafford

Lynn Beats New Bedford 3-2 Behind Vail's Strong Pitch

Lynn depted New Bedford 3 to 2 as Vail earned the victory with Madden for Lynn. Elliott and Braun backed New Bedford. Umpire Henry officiated.

Lynn Vail New Bedford R.H.E. Lynn Madden Elliott Braun Henry

Boy Hit By Drunken Driver On Harrison Avenue

William Rogers aged 6 living at 83 Harrison Avenue was struck by a team driven by Martin Whalen while crossing the street. He was seriously injured and taken home by his mother Mrs. Rogers after witnesses, including the mother, saw the accident. Whalen was arrested for drunkenness.

Harrison Avenue William Rogers Martin Whalen Whalen Station 5

World Records Fall at Cleveland Grand Circuit Meet

At Cleveland on July 31 C K Ga Bil lings drove Morning Star to 2 04 4 and Major Delmar to 1 00 0 for half miles. Ardelle driven by Ed Geers won the Chamber of Commerce stake 5 000 with best 2 02 potential. Morone won 2 14 trot heats, Bolivar triumphed in 2 06 pace, first heat 2 04 34 the year’s fastest mile pace.

Cleveland C. Kk. Ga. Billings Morning Star Major Delmar Chamber of Commerce Ardelle F. G. Jones Memphis Ed Geers Bonanza Detroit Morone Bolivar Hal Chaffin

Armour denies William buys Utowana yacht

Berlin July 31 Allison V Armour of the New York Yacht Club denied the repeated report that Emperor William purchased his auxiliary schooner yacht the Utowana.

Berlin Allison V. Armour Emperor William

German legation attaches view Marblehead yacht race day

Attaches watched 11 of 19 Roosevelt cup defense boats off Marblehead Neck for hours but wind failed to muster. Eastern Yacht Club race called off. Skidoo led near finish as sunset ended the event. German sailors arrived and will study tides and winds for weeks, Glueckauf IV expected in New York soon.

Marblehead Legation Marblehead Neck Eastern Yacht Club H. M. Sears Skidoo Caramba C. H. W. Foster Ellen C. P. Curtig Manchester Ir J. L. Bremer Ace Adams Sally VIII L. C. Ival Lorelei G. H. Wightman Hayseed III Hf. J. Bowden Sumatra Francis’ Skinner Windrim Kid F. G. Macomber Cod Morton Prince Harry Bruno Wustrau German Imperial Yacht Club Glueckauf IV Massachusetts Bay New York

Bann Rowing Club invites Harvard eight to race on Bann River

Cork July 31 The Bann Rowing Club of Coleraine invites the Harvard crew to race its senior eight on the Bann River after the Harvard Cambridge race on any convenient date. The Bann eight has defeated all principal Irish clubs this season.

Cork Bann Rowing Club Coleraine Harvard Cambridge Thames Bann

Hearing on L Line Deferred to September

Public hearing on the L line extension to Forest Hills is postponed to Sept 11 after protests from residents along the proposed right of way. Mayor Fitzgerald and attorney John J. Conway urged delay citing summer absences. Chief Engineer Kimball warned a month’s delay could push opening to Forest Hills back a month, though trains aim to run by next July.

Forest Hills Fitzgerald John J. Conway Citizens’ Associations Jamaica Plain Roslindale West Roxbury Germantown Mt. Hope

Building Probe for Lawrence Church Collapse

Lawrence July 31. A collapse at the First Baptist Church interior work caused by fallen ceiling beams forces a wholesale overhaul of the public building inspectors department. No injuries occurred as the incident happened before occupancy. Estimated damage about 3000 dollars. inspector J. J. Carey pushes safety measures to prevent repeat disasters.

Baptist Church

Star Men for Scotch Games in Boston Gala

Boston hosts a Scotch picnic with 35 events 22 open to the public on Saturday. Star sprinters throwers jumpers and weight men compete while a championship wrestling match between Frank Pascal and Hjalmar Lundin for a $500 purse headlines the arena return.

Boston Frank Pascal Hjalmar Lundin Lundin Pascal

The Motor Pirate Returns in a Channel Race Clash

Eight years after Rudolph Mannering the Motor Pirate reportedly fell to his death a new rival appears. The motor boat Mist races across the British Channel against a gold gleaming craft owned by a man posing as Don Juana Davila de Leon. The hero narrates as Evie remains the prize.

Rudolph Mannering Evie Sanders Don Juana Davila de Leon

Conqueror Wins Race as Mystery Rival Reveals Himself

The narrator details a 41-kilometer motorboat race won by the Conqueror in 38 minutes and a fifth. He discovers the victor is Manner ing, his old foe, who taunts him from the shadows and hints at danger aboard. The tale ends with a cliffhanger as the Motor Pirate reference looms.

Agine

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Big Hill Howard G. Reynolds A Knox Baseball Quincy Y. S. Cup FE. A. Boardman Manchester Yacht Club N. E. League Billings Kaiser Sonders Motor Pirate G. Sydney the Post Publishing Company Street & Smith L. C. Page & Co Gun Senor Sutgrove Land’s End
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