Boston Loses to Orioles in Slugfest at South End Grounds
Six thousand fans watched the champions trounce Dolan's crew as Kelley and Carey led a late surge. McGraw and Bannon misplayed key plays, turning the game in the seventh inning and keeping Boston at a loss despite early lead. Dolan's wild throw and poor support sealed the setback for Boston amid smoky, distracting conditions.
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South End
Spalding
Dolan
Kelley
Keeler
Jennings
McGraw
Jimmy Bannon
Boston
Gleason
Duffy
Bannon
Brodie
Carey
Orioles
Hemming
McGra
Tucker
Ryan
Nash
Orla
Lowe
Piay
Long
Short
Phillies
Washington Triumphs In Odd Series Game
Washington won the unusual game of the series against New York through strong batting and steady pitching by Mercer. Brilliant fielding marked the contest with 1700 in attendance. Final score shows Washington 7 to 6 in a tightly played affair with 14 hits to 9 for New York and 1 error for Washington versus 5 for New York.
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Washington
New York
Washingtons
Mercer
Faces te Soccer in 150 page stamp
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person H. Wood and traces of a Boston address and an inventor Fa. The garbled items reference winter street, a soccer or stamp motif, and a possible signature or byline. No clear event, organization, or outcome is discernible from readable text.
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H. Wood.wuey
Winter T
Boston
Mercer and McGuire Lead Five Named Players
Five players including Clarke German and Farrell are highlighted in a list that features Teries Mercer and McGuire among the contributors. The brief notes their roles and significance to the team’s efforts in a season that emphasizes depth and cohesion.
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Teries
Mercer
McGuire
Clarke
German
Farrell
Chicago Triumph Over St Louis Amid Wild Play
Chicago defeated St Louis 5 to 4 as Bhret capitalized on key moments and Ryan and Lange supplied the standout defense and hitting. Attendance was about 2,500 with Chicago totaling 9 hits and 2 errors against St Louis’ 6 hits and 2 errors. Batteries were Terry and Donahue for Chicago and Ehret, Kissinger and Miller for St Louis.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Bhret
Ryan
Lange
Chicago Cabetocescaheen
Terry
Donahue
Ehret
Kissinger
Milier
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Philadelphia In Eight Inning Win
Brooklyn won in the eighth inning with a four run burst. Lampe, Taylor, Abbey and Gumbert contributed as Brooklyn tallied 14 hits to Philadelphia’s 12. Anderson hit a homer as 5,224 watched at Philadelphia. final score Brooklyn 14, Philadelphia 10.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Lampe
Taylor
Gumbert
Abbey
Anderson
Dailey
Taylor and Grady
Pittsburg Beats Cleveland 2-0 Behind Pitching Duel
Pittsburg and Cleveland faced strong pitching as Pittsburg pushed across two runs in the sixth for a 2-0 win. Attendance was 3,000. Pittsburg had 7 hits to Cleveland's 6 with 1 and 2 errors respectively. Hawley and Merritt paired with Cuppy and Zimmer on the batteries.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Cleveland
Hawley
Merritt
Cuppy
Zimmer
Fall River Beats New Bedford In Error Crippled Game
In New Bedford on Aug 1 Fall River edged the home club 8 to 4 after Day misplayed a pitch allowing three runs. New Bedford led early but faded as Fall River hit 12 to 6 base hits and committed three errors to New Bedford's three. Pitchers Day Fill Rollins ARP contributed to the win.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Fill
Rollins
Day
Bangor Defeats Portland In Rain-Shortened Game
Bangor easily beat Portland in a game marked by sharp hitting and strong fielding. The match was halted in the eighth inning due to rain with Bangor leading 4 to 3 and recording 14 base hits to Portland's 13. Batteries were Braham and Barkley for Bangor, Yerrick and Terrien for Portland.
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Bangor
Portland
Braham
Barkley
Yerrick
Terrien
Lewiston Wins Hot Game on Pop Fly to Score
Lewiston beat Augusta 1 to 0 in a tense effort as a pop fly from second base by Gilbert scored the decisive run. Augusta out hit Lewiston 9 to 5 but stranded runners at key moments. McCarthy and Crisham teamed for Lewiston with Dilworth and Butler for Augusta.
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Augusta
Lewiston
Gilbert ‘m
McCarthy and Crisham
Dilworth
Butler
Brockton Beats Pawtucket In Seesaw Brief Baseball Clash
Brockton and Pawtucket used two pitchers apiece with Todd pulled in the fourth and Donovan replaced in the sixth. Brockton rallied with multiple hits in the seventh and ninth to win 18 runs to 16. Batting: Brockton 18 hits, Pawtucket 16. errors Brockton 3, Pawtucket 6. Donovan Wynne Shea vs Todd Kelly Yeager.
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Pawtucket
Brockton
Todd
Donovan
Pawtuckt
Wynne
Shea
Kelly
Yeager
Providence and Toronto Split Doubleheader in Eastern League
In Providence on August 1 the Providence and Toronto teams split a doubleheader, one game delayed from June. Wittrock pitched for Providence in game one and allowed 18 hits as Gray excelled for Toronto. Final scores show Toronto 14 to Providence 12 with 18 hits to 10. In game two Gray began but lasted two innings, Crane relieved, Rudderham held Toronto to six runs, and Shinnick was struck by a ball but continued. Providence won 6 to 4 with 13 hits to Toronto's 7.
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Providence
Toronto
Wittrock
Gray
Toronto Steen
McAujey
Crane
Grays
Rudderham
Torontos
Shinnick
Errors
Redmond
Healy
Irish Sea
North Fermanagh
Dublin
Galway
Kilkenny
Waterford
Cork
Springfield Ball Teams Split Two Close Wins Over Buffalo
Springfield defeated Buffalo 10 to 6 in the first game and won 14 to 11 in the second. Callahan started the opener for Springfield, Fournier pitched seven innings for Buffalo before Chesbro relieved, and key plays by Herndon Shannon and Gruber helped Springfield rally. In the nightcap Gruber began for Springfield, Chesbro shut down Buffalo late after nine quick Buffalo runs, with double plays by Shannon and strong stops by Loewe as Springfield surged to the win.
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Springfield
Callahan
Fournier
Springfields
Herndon
Shearon
Shannon
Gruber
Buffalo
Chesbro
Lynch
McDonald
Loewe
Buffalo Sodduieletteactt
Gunson
Urquhart
McGinnis
Syracuse Beats Scranton In OneSided Match
Syracuse routs Scranton 5 to 1 on Aug 1 with Meaney and Delaney strong. Delaney received superior support as Syracuse played a more scientific game. Scranton improved late but could not overcome the deficit.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Meaney
Delaney
Syracuse Scranton Baseball Game Report
Scranton players were ruled out for interfering with plays as Syracuse claimed the win. Score listed as Syracuse 7, Scranton 0 with 7 runs and 5 errors for Scranton. Batteries were Delaney and Rafter for Syracuse against Meaney and Rafter for Scranton.
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Syracuse Scranton
Syracuse
Scranton
Delaney
Rafter
Meaney
Two Fly Catches Spark Wilkes Barre Victory Over Rochester
Wilkesbarre beat Rochester 11 to 8 as Donahue wilted in the first inning and OBrien erred. Betts hit well during critical moments. Lytle made two remarkable running catches. Attendance 3800. Bets and Diggins paired for Wilkesbarre with Donohue and Berger for Rochester.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Donahue
O’brien
Rochester
Betts
Lytle
Diggins
Donohue
Berger
Riverside games at Spy Pond Grove Arlington
The carnival of sports lists many entries and handicaps for field and boxing events at Spy Pond Grove Arlington tomorrow. Top sprinters include Tom Keane William Holland J. Frank Lucas Ellery Clark and Richard Gee among others. events cover 100 and 440 yard runs sack and three legged races plus running hops and jumps with numerous competitors and scratches noted.
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Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Tom Keane
William J. Holland
J. Frank Ond
Charles J. Lucas
Harry D. Jope Toatees M. Smith
Ellery H. Clark
BH. Burke
Richard P. Gee
Sobs M. Jackson
F. B. Looney
Willim B. Thayer
William Donovan
Ih. Ww
Penne
I. S&s
Frank Rowe
William Lamb
D. Jope
A. M. Remington
W. H. Looney
Yee
Thayer
W. J. Magee
A. A. Orr
J. J. Crow
Charles J. Sweeney
John Dunnett
Lous
Ww. Looney
A. Orr
John A. Rydder
Henry Pero
George Holm
J. J. Crowley
Ae Broad
William Aaateds
J. Frank Quinlan
Aicert Kelley
Frank McGragh
Frank McGrath
Shirley J. Legins
F. B. Looney N
S. Clark
Francis Contisky
Serstehse J. Flannery
Harry C. Kennington
I. W. McArthur
Lewis Sulian
Boston
Fife
Pel Riversides
Cambridge
John Ea
Robert
Montgomery
Evere
Timmy Sullivan
Bradford
Young Madden
Waltham
Poe Coe Pesraigan
Eas
Lownly
Fred . Harrington
Bridge
Gee F. An Iter
Ran
Mani
White
Frank Aeyb
West "End
Mim
Baeren Gs
TO SET CHARLES RIVER AFIRE Waltham Canoe Carnival Near
A Waltham canoe carnival committee meets with canoe club members and local groups including the Y M C A the Sons of Veterans and the Flashlight Club. Residents along the river agree to illuminate and the street railway will help with expenses. Turnout date to be set. Thirty five canoes entered and Nutting Boat House will supply twenty five more.
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Waltham
Canoe Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Sons of Veterans
Flashlight Club
Citizens of
Electric Street Railway Company
W. B. Hyde
E. C. Jewell
Clark
Silson
RB. D. Donnell
Nutting Boat House Company
Reunion of Forty-Niners Dinners at Hotel Pines
The bear flag of California floated over Hotel Pines at the Point of Pines for the fifth annual dinner of the Associated Pioneers of California Forty-niners. About 100 members and ladies enjoyed a fish dinner before President Snow called for order. Joseph B. Dilloway and Secretary George S. Spurr shared reminiscences, and Henry M. Haywood of Ballardvale Mass. sang a song he composed for the occasion.
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California
Pines
Point of Pines
Associated Pioneers of California
Headless body found may be Thomas Morrison case
A headless body found in eastern Brookfield is now thought to be Thomas Morrison of West Brookfield, who disappeared late February or early March. Opinions differ on whether foul play caused the death, and the area where the body was found has a notorious reputation.
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Brookfield
Thomas Morrison
West Brookfield
Body Identified as John Williams of New Bedford
The body found on Wing's Neck is identified by his brother as John Williams of New Bedford one of three youths who sailed from that port nearly two weeks ago. The remains were taken to New Bedford this afternoon for burial.
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Monument Beach
Wing
John Williams
New Bedford
Democrats of Ward 9 Club Welcomes Four New Members
The Ward 9 Democratic Club held a special meeting on Wednesday and admitted James A. Lewis John Wallace Robert Gaines and Robert First as members. Speeches were given by John W. Willams Sherley Liggins Dennis Magruder John W. Brooks and Harry Miller.
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Ward 9
Democratic Club
James A. Lewis
John Wallace
Robert Gaines
Robert First
John W. Willams
Sherley Liggins
Dennis Magruder
John W. Brooks
Harry Miller
Lynn City Fathers Outing at Nahant
The Lynn city government held its annual outing at Nahant with about sixty attendees from the city government and department heads. After dinner at the Relay House, participants enjoyed bowling and various sports.
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Nahant
Lynn
Four East Somerville Boys Acquitted of Fire Damage
Four boys arrested in East Somerville on charges of maliciously setting fire to the awning of L Herberty Huntley with firecrackers on the morning of June 17 were found not guilty by Judge Story yesterday. The incident caused $10 in damage.
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East Somerville
L. Herberty Huntley
Sea Moss Farine Receipts for Nutritious Dessert Dishes
An economical 25 count package yields 16 quarts for desserts, with receipts included. Sold by all grocers, promoting Sea Moss Farine as a nutritious ingredient.
Right Nobly The Campaign Reviewed and its Significance
Dublin notes the British general election results with a Tory landslide while Liberal gains falter. It analyzes borough and county patterns, franchise expansion effects, and predicts Liberal seat shifts. It highlights Ireland’s steadfast Home Rule stance, two Nationalist seat wins in the North, and rising Irish nationalist sentiment despite factional strife.
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Ireland
Derry
South Derry
North
South Tyrone
Timothy Healy
North Tyrone
Hamilton
Orange Society
Belfast
Versey Knox
Great Britain
Irish Home Rule vote shows unity amid faction fights
P. O'Neill Larkin argues Irish nationalist unity could secure victories and resist Home Rule setbacks. He notes Redmondite split, predicts a strengthened Nationalist bloc in Parliament, and cites London press urging reform of Irish representation to prevent Tory gerrymandering.
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Redmondites
London Daily Chronicle
Ireland
United Kingdom
Carlow
Healy
North Louth
Orange
Dublin
London Times
Treland
Gladstone
P. O'Neill Larkin
Close Trotting Honors at Hudson Riverside Park Day One
Hudson August 1 The first of three Riverside Park treks featured close trotting finals. Belle of Nelson of Waltham (Blanchard) won the 2:50 class in three heats with Patsy C. runner up. French Johnny and Warren H. led 2:34 and 2:27 classes, each decided in three heats with top times 2:25 1-2 and 2:22 1-2 respectively.
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French Johnny
Walter
Warren, H
North Brookfield
Hill
Frank Clay
Passenger List for Germanic Sails from New York to Liverpool
Saloon passengers aboard the Germanic bound for Liverpool include numerous named individuals and families such as General Bristow, Samuel Insull, Governor Scranton, and Dr. Rockwell among scores of others. The roster lists titles and many surnames with spouses and children, reflecting a large passenger contingent.
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New York
Liverpool
Cc. I. Barker
Ruth Barker
Decker
Ary Donnelly
Rowell F. Donnelly
C. H
Dow
Samuel] Farr
Fowley
H. G. Fox
M D
Fraser
G. Iz. Frey
E. Andre Gardifier
G. E. Ronald M. Grant
Hadden
O. Harry
Mras J. Hassett
W. A. Heywood
Alfred Hodge
John R. Howard
P. Ss. Howe
W. H. Hoyt
Charles A
Hull
Samuel Insull
Isaacs
Jackson
R. B. Kelsey
James B. Kerr
Joseph Kift
Robert Kift
N. D. Lawton
Daniel Lewis
R. P. Lincoln
H. B. Livingston
L. D. Losee
Henry C
Eee Jipert Lane
Peter Grneer
R. A
Wr H. Muldrew
R. Narés
L. Nash
J. Aera
Nelson
Mr. Nicholson
J. S
Niven
Knox Niven
Martin O’mara
William T. Osborne
M. Osborne
F. H
Packard
Cire H. Palmer
H. Palmer
Anfant
R. Paul
Perry
Peacock
Chiester Peacock
R. A. Penman
T. P. Poste
O. L. Putnam
M. EH. Quinlan
J. J. Quinn
Fannie Taylor
M. C. Taylor
A. Tayior
F. Porter Thayer
C. M. Vail
Wate van Dusen
Alverta
van Aie
Hsthe
C. van Dusen
Hubert HK. Wale
J. B. Wallace
May Wallace
T. H. Wallace
H. D. Waller
J. Ial
Mrs. Walsh
Aoe Ware
Ae Ella Waters
E. G. Willard
Henry Williams
M. H. Williams
John D. Wintema
T. Winchester
Jonas Wolfe
Samuel Wolfe
J. B. Wood
Brookline Gas Wins War Approval for Fort Point Channel Gas Main
The Brookline Gas Light Company has ended its Fort Point Channel contest after receiving approval from the War Department to lay a gas main and siphon across Fort Point Channel to South Boston.
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Brookline Gas Light Company
Fort Point Channel
Secretary of War
War Department
South
Boston
Quad Club Plans Worcester Meet and Entertainments
The Quad Club met at Young's with all members present and laid plans for Worcester next week. A tent will host events from 10 am to 10 pm daily, with Miles of verse to entertain one evening. Myrick of New York is named a guest. a club emblem and blue black colors were adopted.
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Quad Club
Young’s
Worcester
Miles
Ver
Quad
F.A. Myrick
New York
Massachusetts
Copley Square
South Framingham
C. E. Sullivan
G. W. Tarbell
F. P. Sibley
Boston
J. C. Kerrison
Washington Street
Lawrence Wheelmen
Lawrence Riding Park
E. F. Tolman
Box
Lawrence
Roslindale
Asbury Grove
Salem Willows
Cohasset
Nantasket
Springfield Bicycle Club
Westboro race meet handicap results at Westboro Saturday
The Westboro Agricultural Society race meet lists hundreds of handicap marks for two and two miles events. Participants include J Paulson Ekberg Casey Geary Parker Gould Boutelle Stockbridge Hammond Collins Fish Matthews Buckley Johnson Peabody Snow Clark Davey and many others with scores ranging from scratch to 190 yards and up to 210 yards.
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Westboro Agricultural Society
Westboro
W. S. of
J. Paulson
Ekbe
Adams
Tials
Cnasy
Pinota Jzards
Jre H. Geary
Sue
Parker Es E. Pitteron
Res A. Gould
J. S. Boutelle
F. Stockbridge
C. R. Stockbridge
A. Hammond
H Cc Ree
W. F. Collins
Gas
Collins
A. Fish
T. "Mattheive " Buckley
C. He “Brown
Johnson
G. R. Peabody
A. F. Twigsner
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J. Pie
P. E. Paine
R. W. Emerson
H. Snow
J. P. Glark
A. ‘Davey
Plante
Is . Farrell
Burtt
R. Price
John Hudso Glimore
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Pie
Maudichonborg
Burn Yay
C. Rueda
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C. P. Pierce
R. H H. On
Gilchrist
J A M. Bradley
I H. M. Howe
G. O. Wre
James A BE. M. Piake
Goul
J & *Boutelle
Aw Saedekundae
C. R. S Stockbridee
A. J. Hammond
F. Collins
Joe Collins
P. J. Scare
F. ‘A. Fish
B. Matthews
G. D. Buckiey
Ve Johnson
G. R. Peaboy
F. Wisner
R. F. Wilson
FP. Paine
W. Son
J. H. Snow
J. ‘J Clark
A. Davey
G. Plaintiff
N. V. Olson
Fredquist
I. Kiser
W.A. Per
J. A. Rell
T. Burris
Asi
C. Holt
P. Pierce
R. H. Hamilton
E.L. Gilchrist
W. Wright
H. M. Howe
C. J. Hedges
Wineburg
T. E. Tarment
N. J. Fryeburg
H. R. Dring
L A W issues sanctions to bicycle clubs in new schedule
The L A W weekly bulletin lists sanctions with dates for Cambridge Cycle Club in Cambridge Massachusetts on August 15 and September 12 Lawrence Wheelmen in Lawrence Massachusetts on August 24 Palmer Race Meet Association in Palmer Massachusetts on September 2 Charlestown Cycle Company in Saugus Massachusetts on August 10 Malden Wheel Club in Saugus Massachusetts on August 3 Lawrence Caledonian Club in Lawrence Massachusetts on August 17 Barre Bicycle Club in Barre Vermont on August 24 Exeter Bicycle Club in Exeter New Hampshire on August 21 Ward 3 Naturalization Club in Shrewsbury Massachusetts on September 2 Narragansett Wheelmen in Hill's Grove Rhode Island postponed July 13
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Philadelphia
Ll. A. W. Weekly Bulletin
Cambridge Cycle Club
Cambridge
Mass
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Lawrence
Palmer Race Meet Association
Palmer
Charlestown Cycle Company
Saugus
Malden Wheel Club
Lawrence Caledonian Club
Barre Bicycle Club
Barre
Exeter Bicycle Club
Exeter
N. H
Ward 3 Naturalization Club
Shrewsbury
Narragansett Wheelmen
Hill’s Grove
R. I
Boxing Gossip Reveals London Match Purses and Local Fights
The boxing column reports on the Dixon Connolly receipts totaling 1200 with 648 to the boxers and 168 to Connolly and his manager. It notes a Creedon Craig match for 2000 pounds set for Sept 23 by the National Sporting Club of London. Aug carnival bouts in Boston feature Haley Elms Levedhardt OConnell Armstrong Buckley plus a Griffin Dixon featherweight title clash.
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Billy Hennessy
Patsy Haley
Buffalo
Joe Elms
Jack Leverhardt
Doc O’connell
J. J. Buckley
Charlestown
Bob Armstrong
Suffolks
West Newton Street
Haley
Elms
Doc O'Connell
Boston
Armstrong
Buckley
Johnny Griffin
Suffolk
Dixon
Griffin
Boxing Notes and Rivalries Feature in Boston Scene
The article tracks fighters Griffin and Duphrey planning bouts in New England, with prospects for contests in Roby Indiana Jamaica Plain and Cochituate. It covers Texas v Sullivan appeals, Nahant rifle clashes, and a Lynn Kirtland Club amateur tournament lineup, noting managers’ push against sacrificial matches and future championship standards.
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Griffin
Johnny
Roby
Ind
Tom Devine
Jamaica Plain
Duphrey
Cochituate
N. L.—Corbett
W. M. Young Stone
Roxbury
New England
Gerry Rice
Chelsea
W. A. Hudson
Court of Criminal Appeals of
Dallas
State of Texas
John Sullivan
Culberson
Sullivan
Bobby McGee
Court of Criminal Appeals
Billy Smith
Henry Marques
Nahant
Jus Stearns
Smith
Marques
Kirtland Club
Lynn
Jack Carter
Dave Park
Boston
Joe Kelly
Billy Robingson
Lawrence
Tommy Smith
Joe Mullin
Joe Brown
Frank Collins
Billy McDonnell
Gloucester
Tommy Robingson
Tommy Beachmont
A. Reed
Peabody
Billy Taylor
Lowell
Spiker Carpenter
Stoneham
Joe Reed
Jim Bulger
Don Prindle
John Brozed
Dave Hayes
Dick O. Corbett
Ipswich
Ed Dawson
New Haven
Conn
William Sylvester
Apollo Garden
James Lawson
Australia
Frank Saweyer
James Thompson
Tom O’rourke
Tommy Connolly
George Dixon
Dixon
Connolly
Howie Hodgkins
Daly
Saratoga Race Results First Through Fifth Races
Results from Saratoga show the first race at six and one half furlongs with Clifford winning by walkover, Otters and One Cond Race placing second and third. In the second race at five-eighths, Dakka led, Fortie second, Right Royal third with a time indicated. The fourth race at one mile and one furlong lists Trace and Dance with Allover first and Silk Gown third, time 11.44. The fifth race at one and a half miles notes Caraceas Southerner second and Woodford third, time not provided.
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Clifford
Otters
Dor
Woodford
Results at Brighton Beach First Race One Mile Sprite
Results from Brighton Beach show the first race a one mile sprint with Daly placing first, Rose Howard second, and time 1 45. The second race featured a five-eighths of a mile with fret Alvardo in second and Imperial third. Third race was one mile Irish Reel with Souvenir first Romping Girl second and time noted. Fourth race covered one and one sixteenth miles with Marshall first Dixon second Hurlingham third and time 1 4. The oat race of a mile Pay or Play with Mendi cant second Vision third and time 1 42. Sixth race five-eighths of a mile Ina first Lord Hawkstone second Gutta Percha third and time 1 01.
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Sprite
Daly
Rose Howard
Religion
Drade to onde 2 per best full size
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Widrones & Man
Hanover St
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