Senators Rally To Beat Bostons Eight Four
Mercer pitched superbly for the Washington Senators who defeated Boston 8 to 4. Key plays included McCarthy’s first inning error allowing two runs and strong hitting by Joyce Hassamear Abbey and Duffy. Sherbeck led for Boston with Duffy stealing bases and a homeward bid by McGuire and Nash contributing later.
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Mercer
Bostons
Senators
Jodge Cullom
Digby Bell
New York
Joyce
Sherbeck
Duffy
Nichols
McCarthy
Washingtons
Hassamear
Abbey
Selback
Lowe
MccGuire
Long
Bobby
Hugh Duffy
Tucker
McGuire
Nash
Selack
Cartwright
Mac
O'Rourke
Washington
TH. PO
A. B. Svtecoee
Rfeaee Abbey
Ooo
G . McGuire
Eheibeck
Cartwrit
War Sheibeck
Mereer
Oveahar
Boston
AB. Lowe
A. E. Amy
GEE
Teceurtay
Ccccaccee
Reescaess
Bannon
Ryan
Connaughton
bells—Haseamear
Selerrora
Vasbach
Mercer Nichols
Cker
Ibeck
Selbach
Tim Keefe
Anson Refuses Ball as Louisville Wins 9–0
Louisville protested Chicago’s ball yesterday and Anson refused to play with a ball supplied by Louisville. Umpire Lynch awarded the game to Louisville by a 9 to 0 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Chicago
Anson
Lynch
Philadelphia and Baltimore Split Twin Bill in 7 Innings
Philadelphia and Baltimore split a doubleheader as the first game ended in a 14 to 4 Philadelphia victory while the second game reached a 16 to 3 final before darkness. Taylor and Harper struggled for Baltimore and Philadelphia pitchers Grady Robison and Weyhing limited hits in the opener. McMahon and Cross worked in the nightcap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Taylor
Esper
Harper
Weyhing
Grady
Robinson
McMahon
Clarke
New York and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn on August 3, New York and Brooklyn each won one of two games. The Brooklyns’ batting spoiled the visitors’ win in the first game, while Doyle collected five hits in five at bats. The first game ended early after the seventh to start the second, with 7,900 in attendance. New York 16 Brooklyn 8 in the second game.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bothes
Brooklyns
Doyle
York
Gold Watch Promotion at Bros Offering Free Gift
An ad from Bros at 9 Tremont Row touts a gold watch with a haircut at hand and no extra charge for customers, promising the same excellent work, though the message appears garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hand Bros
Tremont Row
Brooklyn Defeats New York In Battery Rush
Brooklyn players Kennedy Dailey and Clarke Wilson double up New York with strong batteries. Westervelt Farrell Daub Gastright Kinslow contribute as Brooklyn edges New York in a tight game.
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Rors
New York
Brooklyn
Westervelt and
Farrell
Daub
Gastright and
Kinslow
Kennedy
Dailey
Clarke
Wilson
Reds Halt Spiders Shutout With Late Rally in Cleveland
Cleveland beats Cincinnati 11 to 5 as Young shines on mound and at bat. McKean and McGarr homer, Tebeau ejected in third for abusing the umpire. Attendance 500. Cleveland 16 hits, Cincinnati 6. errors 2 apiece. Zimmer and Murphy catch for Cleveland, Cross and Murphy for Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Reds
Spiders
Young
McKean
McGarr
Tebeau
Zimmer
Cross
Murphy
Browns Take early lead in Pittsburg baseball game
In Pittsburg on August 3, the Browns led from the first inning and held on for a 6 to 2 victory over the home team. Ely hit a home run as St. Louis collected 13 hits to Pittsburg's 11, with four errors on each side and 2000 in attendance. Hawey and Twineham teamed up for St. Louis while Gumbert and MERRitt worked for Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Browns
Gumbert
Ely
St. Louis
Hawey
Twineham
Merritt
Fall River Beats Brockton In Slugfest Tie Up
In New England League action at Brockton, Fall River overcame a rough start by Brockton to take a late lead. Flanagan hit a decisive home run in Fall River's half to seal the 9 6 victory after Brockton rallied for six runs to tie it in the eighth. Fall River had 10 base hits to Brockton's 17 and committed 3 errors to Brockton's 7. Stevens and Rollins paired for Fall River while Seeds and Yeager worked for Brockton.
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Brockton
Fall River
Flanagan
Stevens
Rollins
Yeager
Haverhill Rally Edges Portland In High Scoring Game
Haverhill defeated Portland in a free hitting contest marked by sharp fielding. Haverhill won on a combination of hits and errors. Final score 16 to 3 with base hits 11 for Haverhill and 10 for Portland. Pitchers Viau and Sweeney versus Daniels and Casey.
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Haverhill
Portland
Viau
Sweeney
Daniels
Casey
Norwich Club Beats New Bedford In Ten Innings
In New Bedford on Aug 3 the Norwich club edged the home team after a ten inning duel. Steere, home shortstop, suffered a bad left arm injury when struck by a thrown ball. Final: Norwich 23, New Bedford 12. Norwich had 8 hits to New Bedford's 9 and committed 3 errors to 2. Pitchers were Driscoll and Quinn for Norwich with Brady and Kinsella for New Bedford.
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New Bedford
Norwich
Steere
Driscoll
Quinn
Brady
Kinsella
Eastern League Scores From Providence to Buffalo
In Providence Syracuse defeated Providence 5 to 4 while Springfield beat Scranton 6 to 5. Erie won 6 to 6 at Erie and Buffalo 13 to 6 over Wilkes Barre in Buffalo.
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Providence
Syracuse
Springfield
Scranton
Erie
Binghamton
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Cambridge Beats Charlestown 14 to 5 in West End Series
Cambridge defeated Charlestown 14 to 5 in a well played West End game. Falls was effective, keeping Charlestown hits scattered. Two newcomers Kennedy and Murphy impressed, Murphy making a standout foul fly catch. Casey also stood out in all-round play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Charlestown
Falls
Kennedy
Murphy
Casey
Canadian Rowers Regatta Trials at Hamilton Beach
About 2000 spectators watched the Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen heats at Hamilton Beach Ontario. The Dons of Toronto beat the Leanders of Hamilton in the senior tour heat, time 10 06. Argonauts of Toronto edged Toronto and Detroits in senior fours, times 9 10. The final pair oared race saw Vesprs of Philadelphia defeat Argonauts crew 1 by about 12 lengths, time 10 37. Scratches include Ryan Wright and E Newton Atherton leaving eight entries. Donohue favored in senior singles.
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Hamilton Beach
Detroit
Argonauts
Torontos
Detroits
Vespers
Philadelphia
Ryan
Wright
al. Thompson
Toronto
E. Newton Atherton
Hartfords
Hartford
Conn
Donohue
Budlong and Parker Win Doubles at Wentworth Grounds
In Newcastle New Hampshire August 8 weather cleared for the doubles final on the Hotel Wentworth courts. C R Budlong and W S Parker defeated Malcolm Chace and A E Foote to win first prize. Chace and Foote took second. The final singles match is set for Saturday morning.
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Newcastle
N. H
Hotel Wentworth
C. R. Budlong
W. S. Parker
Malcolm Chace
A. E. Foote
Budlong
Chace
Foote
Parker
Howland and Larned win Long Island doubles title
John Howland and W A Larned won the doubles championship at Southampton defeating M F Goodbody and W K Fowler in three straight sets 6 3 6 4 6 3 The Larned Goodbody final was postponed to tomorrow morning due to rain and attracted a large audience Also Betts won the singles consolation final and Goodbody teamed with Miss Moreau to win the mixed doubles final
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Southampton
N. Y
John Howland
W. A. Larned
Long Island
M. F. Goodbody
W. K. Fowler
Larned
Goodbody
W. R. Fowler
W. R. Betts
C. R. Henderson, Jr
Sherman Day
Miss Moreau
Miss Scott
Mr. Scott
Pony Polo at Dedham Sustains One-Sided Victory
In Dedham on August 8 at Karlstein Samuel D. Warren grounds the Dedhams defeated Hinghams 21 to 7 in a pony polo match. Weld Forbes Foster and Warren starred for Dedham while Crehore Bryant Williams and Coe fought hard for Hingham but could not close the gap.
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Dedham
Karlstein
Samuel D. Warren
Dedhams
Hinghams
Edward M. Weld
Allen Forbes
C. H. W. Foster
Morton S. Crehore
Charles M. Bryant
R. W. Williams
Ross L. Coe
Weld
Forbes
Warren
Foster
Lowell Cricket Team Opens Final Match in Halifax
The Lowell cricket team faced a combined garrison and Wanderers' side in Halifax. At lunch they stood 74 for six, with R. Fairburn top scoring at 22 while J. Smith added 18. After lunch Lowell totaled 126 all out as Keen and Mudie failed to score, Comber made 14 not out, and extras reached 18 before play ended. The visitors then held 20 without loss at stumps, with Worsley and Campbell at the crease.
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Halifax
N. S
Lowell
Garrison and Wanderers
R. Fairburn
J. Smith
Neal
Wanderers
Buttrick
F. Fairburn
Kenyon
D. Smythe
Lowells
Keen
Mudie
Comber
Meiklejohn
Harrison
Worsley
Campbell
Commodore's Cup Entries At Winthrop Races
The Commodore's Cup entries for Winthrop today include Water Sail line boats with owners Daly Cavanaugh Bertram Bache Garratt Colson Kelley Stimpson Sears Pearson and Driscoll. Captain Driscoll lends his steam yacht Skylark to judges and press as the start time at 2pm approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Len
Stanley
L. Colson
Climax
Wait Kelley
Whisper
W. H. Stimpson
Sears
M. J. Driscoll
Boxing card charts rivalries and upcoming matches
Articles of agreement announce two glove bouts with Dave Ross Boston versus Mike Sears Lewiston for twenty rounds at 108 pounds and Frankie McHugh Cincinnati to meet the Sears Ross winner in a 110 pound catchweight or finish fight. Mentions Joe Lewis writing from San Francisco, talk of a McAuliffe match, and other boxing and local track events with races, schedules, and prospects through August and September.
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Dave Ross
Boston
Mike Sears
Lewiston
Frankie McHugh
Cincinnati
Joe Lewis
Alex Greggains
San Francisco
Big Joe McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Peter Maher
James D. Conlon
John C. Weisman
St. Louis
State of Kansas
Dan Creedon
New Orleans
Andy Bowen
Jimmy Carroll
Carroll
Jim Hall
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Harrigan
Eugene Garcia
Long Island
London
Charlie Kelly
New York
George Corfield
National Sporting Club of London
Frank Craig
Harlem
Jack O’brien
Andy Watson
St. John
Bobby Dobbs
Dory Regatta Promises Record-Breaking Pines Event
The Point of Pines dory boat regatta on August 21 is shaping as the finest of its kind. Eight top entrants have already signed, with a potential dozen boats limited to 15 feet overall and 22 inches bottom. Three prizes total 60, 25 and 15 dollars. Entrants include William Finn of Bath William Doyle of Salem James Fennelly of Haverhill Reuben Chapman John J Lumasney of Beverly James B Graves of Marblehead and others. starter and referee to be named.
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Point of Pines
Nelse Innes
the Pines
William Finn
Bath
William Doyle
A. Joudro
Salem
James
Fennelly
W. Quimby
Haverhill
Reuben Chapman
John J. Lumasney
Beverly
James B. Graves
Marblehead
Hosmer and Plaisted Agree To Pines Rowing Match
George Hosmer and Fred Plaisted reached a consensus on a race site and date for their postponed match race. They chose the Point of Pines on Aug 24 with a $150 purse, aligning training plans around other engagements and local events. Plaisted targets training at the Pines while Hosmer remains available in the city and near Putnam for his Aug 9 race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hosmer
Fred Plaisted
Plaisted
Bangor
Hosmer
Ten Eyck
Alexander Lake
Putnam
Conn
Point of Pines
the Pines
Saratoga
Joe Maguire
Riversides rower answers Dowling challenge in match on Aug 17
George H. Mitchell replies to AJ Dowling saying he learned of the challenge only recently due to family sickness. He vows to face Dowling in a race at Point of Pines, replacing Frates, and aims to repeat past victories, with prize money to be determined by management.
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George H. Mitchell
the Riversides
AJ Dowling
Dowling
Frates
Portland
Point of Pines
Vermont's greatest cycle meet set for Barre tomorrow
Barre Vermont hosts what organizers call the largest bicycle meet in state history with 148 entries across eight races and $587 in prizes. The field features notable riders Hall of Concord Caldwell New Hampshire champion Wintergreen Doubleday Walsh and Reynolds.
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Barre
Vermont
Hall of Concord
Caldwell
New Hampshire
Wintergreen
Doubleday
Walsh
Reynolds
The Chicago Meet second day features close racing and no records
At Chicago Aug 3 190? the second day of the national circuit cycling meet drew about 3000 spectators. Wind prevented records. Gardiner of the Columbian Wheelmen starred with three firsts and a third. Titus posted the fastest unpaced mile at 2 14 2 5, with plans to retry tomorrow. Class B results list Bliss Bald McDonald Leacock H H Sinadon Leacock and others with times ranging from 49 seconds to 2 18 2 5.
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Chicago
Walter Sanger
Taxis
Titus
A Gardiner
Columbian
Bliss
J. P. Bliss
BE. C. Bald
Buffalo
R. McDonald
New York
B. C. Bald
J Leacock
St. Louis
H. H. Siniadon
Asbury Park
Santont Zopern
Sanger
F. Ips
Newark
H. Maddox
Springfeld
Rain halts tennis in Bar Harbor. fire and flood damage reported
Rain prevented tennis play in Bar Harbor while in Dover New Hampshire an attempted arson damaged the Union block owned by Mrs nk Freeman. The incident caused water damage to Charles Demeritt, a new collector, and Calef's shoe and clothing store on the first floor suffered water losses insured by Etna.
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Dover
N. H
Union Block
Nk Freeman
Charles Demeritt
Aew
Calef
Etna
It may be your home tomorrow Protect it with the Emergency Hand Fire Extinguisher
An urgent home safety notice promotes the Emergency Hand Fire Extinguisher No 272 Franklin St as a quick defense for houses against fires. It urges immediate action to prevent damage and safeguard property.
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Franklin St
Favorites Fall At Buffalo Track Meet Rainy Day Aces Fall
More than six thousand spectators watched seventeen heats at Buffalo course. Red Bud beat 38 year old rivals in straight heats while Ballona broke its pattern with unsteady pacing, and Pamlico upset favored Ryland T. in the 2:10 trot as strong winds made the track heavy. Tomorrow features the 2:00 sensation pace.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Red Bud
Expressive
Redfern
Bud
Ballona
Alar
Ballmont
Ed Easton
Geers
Lord Clinton
Ryland T
Pamlico
Nightingale
Hamlin
Saratoga Races Results At Saratoga New York
In six events at Saratoga on August 3 results show Senella winning the first race of six furlongs with Innocent second and West Park third, time 1 16 3 4. Favora colt wins the four and a half furlongs with Phobus second and Rossmar third, time 57 1 2. Lisely takes the one mile and one sixteenth with Illume second and Saragassa third, time 1 52. Mistral wins six furlongs with Arapahoe second and Fiirt third, time 1 17 3 4. Sandowne wins the one mile with Semper Lex second and Skedaddle third, time 1 43 1 2. Prig wins the one mile with Aurelian second and Galilee third, time 1 44.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Senella
Innocent
West Park
Favora Colt
Phobus
Rossmar
Lisely
Illume
Saragassa
Mistral
Arapahoe
Fiirt
Sandowne
Semper Lex
Skedaddle
Prig
Aurelian
Galilee
Brighton Beach Racing Results Aug 32
Shadow leads seven furlongs first with Saunterer second Runyon third in 1:30.50. Solitaire wins six furlongs with Soprano second Walter Riggs third in 1:16.75. Hanwell wins five furlongs Jessie Taral second Ella Reed third in 1:02.50. Our Maggie takes one mile with Little Mat second Tom Tough third in 1:43.50. Drum Major wins six furlongs McIntyre second Busius third in 1:16.75. Jack Rose wins one and one sixteenths miles Trouble second Wist third in 1:60.25.
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Brighton Beach
L. L
Shadow
Saunterer
Runyon
Solitaire
Soprano
Walter Riggs
Hanwell
Jessie Taral
Ella Reed
Our Maggie
Little Mat
Tom Tough
Drum Major
McIntyre
Busius
Jack Rose
Trouble
Wist
Races at Point of Pines Card For This Afternoon
The card lists six races with ponies and half bred horses in a handicap meet on a three fourths mile track and a half mile exhibition. Names include Little Friend Sweet Marie Harkaway Buckthorn Helen Tom Tit Little Falcon Athlena Spite Humbug Ten Roc Lady Rowena Altus Spite Little Falcon Sir Singenton Billy Crane Jakie Joseph Lan Ern and Frank Judy Punch Avelena catch weights. The purses are 60 dollars per race with 10 dollars to second.
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Point of Pines
Little Friend
Sweet Marie
Harkaway
Buckthorn
Helen
Tom Tit
Allaways
Little Falcon
Athlena
Spite
Humbug
Ten Roc
Lady Rowena
Altus
Sir _Singenton
Billy Crane
Jakie Joseph
Lanern
Frank Judy
Punch
Avelena
August meet at Granite City Park ends with two exciting races
In Barre Vermont at Granite City Park the August meeting closed with two exciting races as thunder warned attendance. Cricket won the 2:40 in straight heats and Ethan S. after a fourth in the first heat of 2:34 won the next three heats.
Races Conclude at Littleton After Rain Delay
In Littleton New Hampshire on August 3 races postponed by rain were completed. The 2:20 and 2:38 pace and trot were won in straight heats by Charles L. and Dandy Boy, marking straightforward victories for the victors.
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Littleton
N. H
Charles L
Dandy Boy
Rains Delay Union Trotting Park Races
Heavy rain at Pittsfield Missouri today halted races at Union Trotting Park. The 2:17 class events are postponed and will be run Saturday.
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Pittsfield
Union Trotting Park
Races Postponed by Rain At Franklin Track
Races listed for yesterday at Franklin race course in Saugus were postponed due to rain. The events will be trotted this afternoon with the first race called promptly at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Race Course
Saugus
Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons May Fill Corbett Ring Slot
New York August 3 Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons may take the space before Jim Corbett in a 24 foot ring as Peter Jackson ages past forty and faces questions about his drinking and condition. Jackson’s prospects of withdrawal grow as Fitzsimmons pushes his claim, with Fitzsimmons vowing a possible $10 000 match if Corbett negotiations fail.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Peter Jackson
Jim Corbett
Peter
Davies
Jackson
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Choynski
Bob
the Sun
Maher
Mr. Cor
Old Dr Hallock Institute and Museum ad
Old Dr Hallock Institute advertises Boston address 10 Court St and 110 Court St offering cures for private diseases and blood poisoning with English German and French consultations. Promises permanent relief speedy results and mail or express treatment with electric pills for male debility at $1 per box or six for $5, written guarantee of cure with fees payable as able.
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DR. Hallock & CO
Hallock
Museum OF Anatomy
Court St
New Orleans Boxing Clubs Plan Big Fight Week in City
In New Orleans two clubs seek a major bout after the big battle. Olympic Club president William A. Sholl says boxing is legalized here and he will stay about a week in New York to discuss a fight with Peter Jackson or Corbett in the South. Brady, Corbett's manager, hints at a lucrative purse to bring Jackson to town. The Crescent City favors Fitzsimmons as foe, but will take Jackson if location shifts. Auditorium club, led by Frank Williams and J. L. Sporl, is also pressing a large offer backed by strong capital.
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Island Ward
Maverick Wheel Club
Central Square
Saratoga Street
Main Street
Revere Street
Crest Avenue
Sturgis Street
Washington
Pleasant Streets
Pauline Street
Postoffice Square
Winthrop
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W. G. French
Frank Mayo
EB. S. Otis
J. W. Bowser
J. P. Clark
R. M. Mugridge
C. F. Williams
B. F. Girard
E. Nich
BE. A. Tosie
F. B. Emerson
Archie Miller
C. J. Hough
G. F. Lewis
G. D. Stover
W. J. Enright
W. S. Ellis
George S. Marshall
J. M. Souza
J. C. Stewart
Frank Murphy
Herman Taylor
Oscar E. Ross
Lee Streater
H. B. Roberts
J. J. Boudy
C. H. Marsh
W. J. Con
Benjamin Flye
R. A. Yandell
G. A. Peckham
W. H. Pratt
Thomas Leavitt, Jr
A. W. McLaughlin
R. B. Churchill
C. J. Mitchell
B. Hayward
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F. T. Hurley
C.S. Isaacs
C. H. Rogers
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R. E. Wail
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J. C. Turner
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E. T. Kelly
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G. Christopherson
A. A.mclean
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Ed Bayley
J. E. MecDuffee
Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum
Natick
George W. Fair
A. B. Goehler
Buffalo
Windle
Chicago
Goehler
Y. M. C. A. Outing Club
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Brockton Fair Grounds
William J. Startz
Sidwell
Union Racing Team
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Tyler
Denver
New England
Springfield
Sanger
New Orleans
William A. Sholl
Olympic Club
New York
Peter Jackson
Corbett
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Jackson
San Francisco
Crescent City
Fitzsimmons
Auditorium
Frank Williams
J. L. Sporl
New England A A A meets on prize rules and bids
The N E A A board discussed whether a dress suit case can be a toilet article as an athletic prize. President Stimpson ruled such prizes suitable while patent leather shoes were deemed unsuitable. New members and reps from multiple clubs were elected and a championship events list approved.
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Board of Managers
Bill Cortes
Walter Stimpson
New England Association
Melrose A. C
Dorchester A. C
Suffolk A. C
Lowell C
A. C
Gloucester A. C
St. Mary’s A. C
Crescent Boat Club
Cambridge Athletic Association
Father Scully
A. A
Stephen C. Perry
Portland A. C
Yarington
Providence A. A
Cabe
East Boston
D. J. Byrne
Roxbury Young Men’s Athletic Association
Natick Young Men’s Catholic Lyceum
South Boston Athletic Club
P. A. Mahan
Natick Men
John F. Moakley
South Boston
Lennie A. Carpenter
J. A. Provost
George Kershaw
J. S. Chambers
D. J. Looney
J. B. Roach
Worcester
Gloucester
Holmes Field
George W. Beals
J. B. McCabe
F. L. Stockford
J. F. Moakley
M. J. Gilbride
Robert O’doherty
R. P. Russell
BE. E. Bobb
Worcester Athletic Club
Messrs. McCabe and Byrne
Four-day bicycle road race at Nahant in August
Nahant hosts a four day bicycle road race August 14 to 17 with top riders invited. Primary races run August 14 15 and 16 in the afternoons, with the top eight in each advancing to finals. Al Haynes of Lynn manages the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
al Haynes
Lynn
Fire alarms set record in Cambridge in July
Cambridge reports record July for alarms with forty calls, thirty six first alarms, surpassing prior peaks. Major losses included Henderson carriage factory fire on July 12 at $25,000, Cambridge metal works at $10,000, and Thayer & Co. rear storehouse on July 6 at $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Henderson Carriage Factory
Cambridge Metal Works
Thayer & Co.’s
Salem Man Attempts Suicide by Razor at Home
Michael McGrath of Salem and foreman at Austin's carrying establishment tried to end his life yesterday morning at his Beaver street home by cutting his throat with a razor. Doctors say recovery is excellent unless pneumonia develops. if he survives he will need air supplied through a silver tube after severing his windpipe.
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Michael McGrath
Salem
Austin
Beaver Street
McGrath
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