Suffragettes Triumph at Union Boat Club Regatta
The Suffragettes, led by Ernestine Smith and Jacqueline McGrath, win the Champagne Sweepstakes at the Union Boat Club regatta on the Charles River Basin. The event features multiple races including doubles, singles, centipede, canoe sailing, and special match races among Union Boat Club, Shawmut Rowing Club, Riversides, and other crews.
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Union Boat Club
Charles River
Wellesley
Ernestine” Smith
Jacqueline” McGrath
Tnion Club
Shawmut Rowing Club
Riversides
Donovan
Newman
Tiny Fenger
Orange” Brassil
Donovan Brothers
Shawmut Boat Club
Alr
Hawes
Grub Brigade
Shawmut B. C
N. Livermore
H. A. Jackson
Union B. C
Co. W. Wiggin
F. Davy
JF. Finger
J. E. Brassil
Griffin
Halpin
E. Donovan
Skyhan
Union P Boat Club
Livermore
How
Grig
Chandler
Morgan
Murphy
E. Smith
McGrath
F. Finger
Cabot
Blake
Sargent
Brown
H. Gardiner
Henderson
Shepherd
A. Blake
Jackson
Benton Recovering From Injuries After Motorcycle Accident
Cincinnati pitcher Rube Benton of the National team is slowly recovering from injuries suffered in a head on collision with a street car on Wednesday morning. Doctors say he remains in serious condition and will miss the rest of the season, with no return expected for more than a month.
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Cincinnati
Rube Benton
Inman and Whitney Reach Point Judith Singles Final
F C Inman of New York and E H Whitney of Boston win semi finals at Narragansett Pier and will meet tomorrow for the Point Judith Country Club cup in the men’s lawn tennis singles. Inman needs one more win to claim the trophy remaining in play for six years.
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Narragansett Pier
R. Lis
F. C. Inman
New York
E. H. Whitney
Boston
Point Judith
Inman Wins Four-Set Victory in Tennis Semis
Inman of New York defeats W M Washburn of Hartford in four sets 6-2 6-4 2-6 6-3 to reach the final. Whitner beats H Johanson in four. Beals Wright with E H Whitney advances in doubles, while MacKinney Johnson topple Jones Henshaw in a tight match.
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Inman
W. M. Washburn
Hartford
J. D. M. Jones
Stanley Jienshaw
Providence
Beals C. Wright
Boston
E. H H. Whitney
P. S&s. P. Randolph, Jr., of Philadelphia and D. Kimball
Pomfret
Conn
New York
Germai
M. Washburn
E. H. Whitney
H. C. Johnson
H. A. MacKinney
H.C. Johnson
Henshaw
B. C. Wright
P. Randolph, Jr
Philadelphia
D. Kimball
Don MacDou gall to Race Turville
Newark amateur champion Don MacDougal arrives in Revere for a special match race with Willie Turville of Revere. MacDougal, holder of world and American amateur titles, seeks further European success after Canadian indoor and outdoor showings and a looming half mile record performance.
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Donald MacDougaLl
Newark
Revere
MacDougaLl
Massachusetts
Willie Turville
Turville
Frank Kramer
Paddy Hehir
Canada
George Andrews
Europe
Ellis Day at Fenway and Worthy Baseball News
The note reports Ellis day at Fenway with Boston Lodge guests of President James R. McAleer and discusses various baseball topics. It mentions Arthur Robinson’s possible year off, Prince Palatine’s record price, and bids for players. It cites Billy Hamilton joining Fall River, Nathaniel White’s impact, John W. Sheehan and Oscar Hedlund as prospects, and concerns about police protection at meets. It also covers reactions to spectators and junior players, plus a Q&A on Washington’s recent results and Jake Stahl’s nationality.
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Ellis
Fenway Park
Boston
James R. McAleer
Jim
Bill
Ty Cobb Visits President Wilson For Baseball Cup Invite
Ty Cobb and Representative Tribble of Georgia met President Wilson in Washington. Cobb invited Wilson to attend the Detroit-Washington game on Saturday where a cup would be presented to Walter Johnson. The President said he would try to attend.
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Washington
Ty’’ Cobb
White House
Tribble
Georgia
Wilson
Cobb
Walter Johnson
Riverviews of Waltham Pitches Away Game Call
The Riverviews of Waltham seeks a away game with a team averaging 17 years for next Saturday. Contact Hales at Waltham 31235 between 7 30 a m and 4 p m.
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Riverviews
Waltham
Hales
Hockey Scoreboard Fragments From North American Games
Incomplete game results show Rochester Rochester 18 Baltimore 3 and Jersey City 2 at Buffalo Buffalo with Toronto Toronto 11 Providence 4 and Montreal Newark 6 Montreal 5. OCR fragment lists multiple city matchups and scores without full context.
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Rochester
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Newark
Going Out of Business Leather Goods Sale
Myer Abrams & Co announces a final sale as they close leather goods operations after 25 years. The store at 131 Portland St offers traveling bags, suit cases, trunks, and harness at sacrifice prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Abrams & CO
Portland 8&T
Joston
J A S July 25 Cleveland Beats Boston 5 Percent
Summary of questions and notes from a sports column including player names ages and heights such as Hugh F Clavin born 1834 and Larry Gardner left handed, plus historical queries about Luther McCarty killed May 24 1918 and Joe Wood catching games.
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Cleveland
Boston
Young Erne
Hugh F. Clavin
Philadelphia
Penon
Brown
Yale
John Paul Jones
Matt Leary
Wood Island Park
Luther McCarty
Luther McCrrty
Arthur Pesky
Chappelle
Marry Gardner
Larry Gardner
Stahl
Bushelman Excels With Worcester in Striking Season
John F. Bushelman, a right handed pitcher acquired from the Red Sox, is enjoying a strong campaign with Worcester and appears bound to move up from New England league ranks at season's end. Born in Cedar Rapids 26 years ago, he started pro ball with Cedar Rapids in the Three-I league in 1906, joined the Red Sox in 1912, then was released to Worcester. He went eight wins and four losses last season with Burkett's team.
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Bill Carrigan
Paul Malloy
Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Jesse
John F. Bushelman
Red Sox
New England
Bushelman
Cedar Rapids
Mel Sheppard Receives First Handicapped Quarter Mile Start
In New England amateur track, Mel Sheppard is allotted a two yard handicap for a quarter mile at the Scotch picnic in Caledonian Grove. Tom Halpin and D B Young both concede two yards to Sheppard, with Kiviat and Rosenberger aiding in a New York relay against Gothamites. Mayor Fitzgerald to fire the starting gun at 4 30.
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New England
Mel Sheppard
Tom Halpin
Caledonian Grove
Halpin
D. B. Young
A. Go
New York
Gothamites
Pepis
Chicago
Jim Rosenberger
Australia
Abel Kiviat
Sheppard
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald
Queal
Antipodes
Mack Motor Truck Company moves to new Cambridge salesroom
The Mack distributors announce a new salesroom and service station at 185 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge. Henry Ford unveils a high cost of living price list. Albert Champion, formerly of this city, patents a heavy duty spark plug. Edward Dugan retires from Pope Manufacturing to join a Hartford brewing firm. New York hearses rated as commercial cars may require a tag. H C Smith of General Motors visited the local branch yesterday.
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Mack Motor Truck Company
Mack, Sauer and Hewitt Motor Trucks
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Henry Ford
Albert Champion
Edward Dugan
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
Hartford Brewing Company
New York
New
H. C. Smith
General Motors Company
Morris
Canadians Win Two at Lewiston
Canadians take the first two places in Lewiston Maine's Grand Pine Tree circuit free-for-all. Macey wins after spills, followed by Wal B Jr in second. Pickles takes third heat and money. Four races remain Friday including a $1000 2-year-old stake trot and a $5000 free-for-all pace with top horses like Earl Jr, Macey, Hal B, and Pickles.
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Lewiston
Grand Pine Tree Circuit
Macey
Augusta
Zarrine
Earl, Jr
Wal B., Jr
Pickles
Guiterman
Echo Todd
John- Raw
Venus
Bonnie Setzer
A. Johnson
Cochato
Bik
Tom Marsh
Miss Elmarch
Burke
Coakley
Billy Fayre
Nuckles
Ella Ambulator
Dore
Hal McKinney
B. H
Russell
Mansfield
Martin
Miss de Forest
B. m
Evans
Woodlawn
Erino (Jones
Baron Cecil
Carpenter
Binola
B. F
Pace
Roland Leslie
Br. H
Aldeen
PEAVY
Ben Como, Jr
van Houten
CAMCY
Phillies Bat Game From Cincinnati
Philadelphia slips past Cincinnati in a 9 run affair with two base hits by Cravath Killifer and Paskett Becker Hoblitzell among the standouts. Brown hits counted 14 in 7 innings while Season and Herbert split pitching duties.
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Brown
Groh
Herbert
Philadelphia
CincinNati
Cravath
Killifer
Paskett
Becker
Hoblitzell
Knabe
Lobert
Dodge
Berghammer
Luderns
Doolan
lLuderns
Rixey
Brennan
Eason
Seaton
AB. R . BH. TB
PO. A. Epaskert
T Lobert
Seees
Inderus
Doolan, S
Willifer
P . Ee
Ribeye
Gincinnati
Bescher
Teeree
Devore
Atessee
Egan
Sheckard
Kling
Blackburn
P Seas
cMarsans
Ellen Triumphs in Quincy Cup Final at Marblehead
Marblehead hosts the Quincy Cup races as Ellen, defending trophy, wins the afternoon leg for her third win of the week. The Tern finishes second six seconds behind, while Cima places third, in winds that finally favor a decisive contest over a 12 mile course.
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Alien
Cima
Marblehead
Boston Yacht Club
Ellen
Tern Wins Morning Race in Northeast Breeze Contest
The Ellen led from the start in the windward and return course, with the Tern close behind and the Cima following. Ellen finished first at 3 09 05, Tern at 3 10 08, as all three boats steadied under strong northeast gusts.
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Tern
Fastern Yacht Club
Ellen
Cima
Corinthian Club
Detroit Tigers Beat Washington 4 1 to Open Series
Detroit pitchers limited Washington to one run as Boehling struggled. The Tigers gathered 11 hits led by Cobb and Crawford and won the opening game of the series 4 to 1 before about a thousand fans from Richmond, Boehling’s hometown.
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Washington
Boehling
Detroit
Richmond
AB. R. BH
A. F. Bush
Hallpiss
Wable
PO. A
iManuer
Foster
Abs Esgacsane
Cobb
Crawford
McBride
Bush
Veach
Hall
Bauman
Milan
Gainer
Morgan
Gandil
Petroit
Viall
Moriarty
Ferguson
Connolly
Ae McBride
Henry
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J. L
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Reels
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Washburn
Pt. Judith
Don Macdougall
Arthur Robinson
Mercersburg Academy
Robinson
London
J. B. Joel
Prince Palatine
Billy Hamilton
Fall River
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Haverhill
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South Boston
Red Rorty
Nathaniel White
Fry
Tanny
John W. Sheehan
St. John's
White Sox
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Oscar
Park and Recreation Department
Franklin Field
Janvrin
Jake Stahl
J. A
TY Cobb
International League
Sam Langford
Joe Jeannette
Jack Johnson
F. W
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Joe Wood
Hich
Hal B., JR
Phillies
M. Sears
Chance
C. A. Wood
Corinthian
C. P. Curtis
Guy Lowell
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Tern Takes One
Detroit Tigers
F. C. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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