Calypso Leads in Final Corinthian Citadel Race at Marblehead
Calypso dominates the 25-foot class finale at Marblehead’s midsummer invitation, finishing first with the Sally close behind. The series cup rests on tomorrow’s sail-off among Chewink, Seboomook, and Calypso, while Little Haste seals the 18-foot crown with two legs.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Calypso
Chewink II
Seboomook
Chasca
Babs
Sally IV
Opitsah II
Suzanne
Archer’s Rock
Marblehead Rock
Gloucester
Sally
Half Way
Leeward
Rooster II
Miladi ST
Rattler
Corinthian Club
Favorites Win At Old Saugus
At old Saugus races, seven heats decided the events with favorites prevailing. Stormwood led the 2:15 pacing heat while Mary D. won the 2:15 trot, and Charlie Stiles captured the last heat of the 2:15 trot. Wasco and New Jersey also placed, with Bliss and Ziska contending early.
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Stormwood
Worcester
Russell D
Taunton
New Jersey
Bliss
Ziska
New York
Mary D
Hunt
Charlie Stiles
Barney Demorest
Trotter
Wasco
Timothy
B. G
Strongwood
Stone
Br. G
Will Mason-Gelates
Fearnaught
L. Dore
Georgie L
G. m
Bowser
Mercury Wilkes
Dery
Trouble
G. G
Kilborn
Doherty brothers top Ware and Larned in Longwood doubles
England's Doherty brothers defeated Ware and Larned in four sets at Longwood to edge closer to the Eastern doubles title. The Wrenn brothers also won, while Clothier defeated Ward in the final singles and will face Larned for the Longwood Cup.
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England
Doherty Brothers
Ware
Larned
Longwood
R. D
G. F. Wrenn, Jr
Clothier
Wright
Wrenns
Dohertys
Doherty
William J. Clothier
Pennsylvania
Holcombe Ward
William A. Larned
Hallowell
S. Ware
W. J. C. Clothier
H. Ward
Entries swell for national rowing regatta at Worcester
Twenty six oarsmen from Boston and Cambridge clubs vie in national regatta events. The list includes top entries in intermediate and senior singles, doubles, pairs, fours, and eights with crews from Bradford, Don Rowing Club, Vesper, Wachusett, Shawmut, Union, Winnipeg, and other clubs. The program covers heats and finals across multiple classifications with a packed schedule in Worcester next week.
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Boston
Cambridge
Worcester
Fred R. Fortmeyer
Boston Athletic Club
Ernest George
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
W. Graham
Institute Boat Club
Newark
N.J
John J. Coburn
Philadelphia Barge Club
Philadelphia
E. F. Rivinus
Shawmut Rowing Club
Thomas W. Healy
Union Boat Club
George O Clark
Wachusett Boat Club
H. H. Crowley
Western Rowing Club
St. Louis
John L. Joachim
West Philadelphia Boat Club
W. B. West
Baseball notes on St Louis games and league race
Two games with St Louis today and previews of matches across divisions. Curran leans to medicine over baseball while Courtney faces release. Dexter joins Boston as utility man. Collins and Young vs Cleveland falter as fans remain hopeful. LaJoie and Beaumont lead batting while weather and travel shape today’s lineup.
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St. Louis
Soden
Chicago
Curran
Courtney
Dexter
Boston Nationals
Collins
Cleveland
Billings
Bob’ Dresser
Dorchester
John Haggerty
St. Philip's Parish
Branchers
Belmonts
St. Philip’s
Apollo Garden
Lina Swenderman
Lena Gaine
H. K.freeman
Boston
Willis
Buckenberger
South Bostons
M Street
Waverlys
St. Augustine
St. Augustine's
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Lajoie
Beaumont
Vacation Tours To St John Annapolis Evangeline Halifa
Vacation tours depart Thursday August 7 to St John Annapolis Land of Evangeline and Halifax with Aug 12 26 and Sept 11 trips to Ausable Chasm Lake Champlain Lake George Saratoga Hudson River and New York. Personally conducted with all expenses included. Headquarters for tickets and tours to Montreal Quebec Saguenay Thousand Islands Niagara Falls New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. For itineraries call Simmons & Marsters 26 School Street Boston.
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St. John
Annapolis
Land of Evangeline
Halifax
Ausable Chasm
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Saratoga
Hudson River
New York
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Simmons & Marsters
School Street
Boston
Three Alleged Counterfeiters Nabbed in Brooklyn
Three Italian men Giovanni Consolonio Giuseppe Rosario and Giuseppe Vincenzo were arrested at 326 Hudson Avenue Brooklyn after federal officers found 50 plaster mould sets and burglars tools in their rooms. The men allegedly ran wholesale counterfeiting operations and the rooms served as city counterfeit HQs. Guns were drawn but the suspects were overpowered.
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New York
Hudson Avenue
Brooklyn
Giovanni Consolonio
Giuseppe Rosario
Giuseppe Vincenzo
Italian domestic arrested for counterfeit $165 in Providence
Philo mena Testa, an Italian woman, was arrested in Providence on August 1 charged with attempting to pass counterfeit money. Officers found $165 in counterfeit $5 bills on her person. She had worked as a domestic for Dr. Fortunate Gagnon of 101 Broadway for three years and was on duty until shortly before arrest. Police believe she could be charged with passing several bills.
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Providence
R. I
Philomena Testa
Fortunate Gagnon
Broadway
Pillsbury Draws In Chess Masters Tourney At Hanover
In Hanover Germany the chess masters tournament saw two draws at lunch adjournment with Levin and Mieses tied, Pillsbury drawing Gunsberg, and later results including Mason-Popiel draw Coln beating Olland Gottschalk upsetting Marshall and Tschigorin losing to Wolf Napier beating Bardeleben Swiderski defeating Suechting and other games adjourned or completed in the afternoon session.
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Pillsbury
Hanover
Ger
Mason
Popiel
Levin
Mieses
Cohn
Olland
Gottschalk
Marshall
Tschigorin
Wolf
Atkins
Bardeleben
Napier
Conn Cosiccass
Ouland
Gunsberg
Janowski
Suechting
Swiderski
Leander Triumphs In 10-Mile Heat At Ocean City Meet
George Leander of Chicago won a 10-mile heat race over Gus Lawson of Salt Lake City in Atlantic City. Boake and Thompson defeated Babcock and Daly in a two mile motor tandem race with a time of 3 04 25. The tandem event likewise went to Boake and Thompson, in 3 12 1 5, with Daly and Babcock and Sinclair on single motor.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George Leander
Chicago
Gus Lawson
Salt Lake City
Boake
Thompson
Babcock
Daly
Sinclair
Chicago Boilermakers Win Viability in Strike
In Chicago on Aug 1, three large shops signed the union scale and about 200 boilermakers will return to work tomorrow morning. The early accord, on the first day of the strike, signals a likely short duration for the stoppage.
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Chicago
New American League Franchise Sought in Cincinnati
John F. Bruce and Ban Johnson announced that the American League has received a formal application for a Cincinnati franchise for next year. Backers are unnamed pending fall league action, though Bruce said he expects an American League club in Cincinnati next summer.
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Cincinnati
John 5. Bruce
American Baseball League
Ban Johnson
American League
Bruce
Ban Johnson and Hermann discuss sale of National League club
Aug 1 Cincinnati reports President Ban Johnson and August Hermann held a conference before Johnson's departure for Chicago. Hermann leads a local syndicate negotiating with President Brush for the club. If Hermann fails to land the National League team, he may pursue the American League club, which Johnson says will move into Cincinnati next season.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ban Johnson
August Hermann
Hermann
Brush
Johnson
Week of Carnival Opens in South Boston With Diverse Attractions
The South Boston carnival runs from Monday to Saturday at Locust Street ball grounds. Activities include concerts by the Working Boys' Home Band, a large dancing pavilion, daily sports, a Gaelic hurling match, vaudeville, a Punch and Judy show, a mid way with novelties, fireworks, hot air balloon ascents, and a prize drill by Ninth Regiment companies. Baseball matches directed by manager John O'Reilly feature St. Margarets, St. Augustines, Waverlys, Young Men's Lyceum, South Boston, Roxbury, Charlestown Cadets, Columbias, Savin Hills, Strandways, and a game between South Boston and East Boston on Saturday.
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South Boston
Locust Street
Boston
Ninth Regiment
John O'Reilly
South Bostons
St. Margarets
Catholic League
St. Augustines
Waverlys
Young Men's Lyceum
City Briefs Identify Deceased and Officer Penalty
The man who died at Relief Hospital Thursday was identified as John Doffey of 172 Endicott Street. Patrolman John Coffey of Division 11 was found guilty of neglect of duty for failing to ring in on duty calls and sentenced to forfeit 15 days pay.
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Relief Hospital
John Doffey
Endicott Street
John Coffey
Division 11
Police Board
King Philip A C Opens With A Boxing Meet In Providence
The King Philip Amateur Club of Providence held its first meet at the new Canal street club house with about 400 members attending. Young Ryan defeated Frank Gagnon in a third round stoppage, while George Ashley and Kid Buckley fought to a near-even six rounds. The night concluded with a 10 round bout between Johnny Welsh and Albert Delmont, Delmont earning a narrow decision.
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Providence
R. I
King Philip A. C
Canal Street
Young Ryan
Frank Gagnon
Fall River
George Ashley
Kid” Buckley
Johnny Welsh
Boston
Albert Delmont
Medford
Mass
Welsh
Delmont
Routelle
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
New England Matchups Listed
Nashua faces Haverhill Manchester meets Fall River Concord plays Dover Lowell contests Lawrence.
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New England
Lawrence
Fall River
Nashua
Haverhill
DOVER
Lowell Manchester
Beet. A
Manchester
Concord
Lowell
Nashua Triumphs With Late Eighth Inning Rally
In Nashua New Hampshire on August 1 a late eighth inning burst by Nashua turned a potential loss into a win. Concord stayed muted until the sixth when three hits produced two runs. The visitors executed two sharp double plays early and late while Hanscomb made a running catch in the ninth.
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N. H
Concord
Labelle
Hanscomb
Dover Defeats Haverhill in Doubleheader Split
In Dover New Hampshire on August 1 the two teams split a double header. The opener finished in 1 hour 20 minutes with Herzog limiting Haverhill’s hits and Boardman turning in stellar fielding. In the nightcap Coughlin pitched superbly for Haverhill as Dover managed only three hits.
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Dover
N. H
Haverhill
Herzog
Boardman
Coughlin
Lawrence Defeats Fall River 4 to 1 in Ball Game
Lawrence won 4 to 1 as Meagher pitched a near perfect game holding Fall River to one hit until the sixth. A two way rally with a double and four singles produced three runs. Barnes allowed two walks in the fourth run. Derwin hit Fall River’s lone homer in the first at bat.
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Lawrence
Fall River
Meagher
Barnes
Ross
Derwin
Lowell Edges Manchester 6 5 At Varick Park
Lowell defeated Manchester 6 to 5 at Varick Park. Smith left the game early for the visitors after three innings, Willis pitched well in relief, and Bishop debuted in the Manchester rotation, striking out nine but showing control issues.
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N. H
Lowell
Varick Park
Smith
Willis
Bishop
Mary Clark Finds Safe Housing After Immigrant Detention
Mary Clark a 22 year old Irish immigrant from the Saxonia has been placed at St Vincent de Paul in Chardon street after detention by immigration officers. She fled home over tyranny and saved $40 to come to America ending with only the clothes she wore and $2. Mary endured a hot crowded hospital room aboard the ship before her release. Mrs Sarah McCaffery of Tremont tried to secure a home for her until work could be found but arrangements gave Mary to St Vincent de Paul.
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Mary Clark
Saxonia
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Chardon Street
Mary
America
Boston
Post
Sarah McCaffery
Tremont Street
St. Vincent de Paul
Unknown man killed in Boston & Maine yard accident
In Haverhill an unidentified man about 40 was killed when a shifting engine struck him in the Boston and Maine yard tonight.
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Haverhill
Boston & Maine
Leckner KOed in ninth round by Love in Baltimore bout
John Leckner was counted out in the middle of the ninth round of his 20 round match with Tommy Love of Philadelphia at the Eutaw Athletic Club in Baltimore on August 1.
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Baltimore
John Leckner
Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Eutaw Athletic Club
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