Speed Kings In Bike Race At Revere Track
Carman, Chapman and Madonna lead a four man field in the Brassard one hour race at the new Revere cycle track. Madonna currently leads after last week’s early speed, with Chapman and Carman among contenders as fans rally their preferred riders. The program includes amateur and pro events with the four speediest and four best pluggers in action. Wiley is noted among the mid week selections by Manager Butler.
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Carman
Chapman
Madonna
Quaker City Star
New
Revere
Brassard
Gare
Butler
Wiley
Lexington Knights of Columbus baseball game set for Saturday
Captain Peter Carpenter of the Lexington Council announces a 3 15 pm game at the Lexington Athletic Field against the Ozanum Council nine. The Lexington team is described as strong and prepared for the match.
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Peter Carpenter
Lexington Council
Knights of Columbus
Ozanum Council
Lexington Athletic Field
Lexington Nine
Arlington Board of Trade Outing at Lake Pearl
The Arlington Board of Trade plans a holiday outing at Lake Pearl Wrentham with baseball and other sports. Attendees will travel by auto from the Court street headquarters at 10 oclock, followed by a luncheon, then boating fishing bathing and dancing. Committee members are Arthur Birch David Buttrick and Rufus W Blake.
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Arlington Board of Trade
Lake Pearl
Wrentham
Arlington
Board of Trade
Court Street
Arlington Centre
Arthur Birch
David Buttrick
Rufus W. Blake
Sportsmen Annual Outing Plans Set for August
The Middlesex Sportsmen's Association will hold its annual outing at the Martin Luther Club grounds in Tyngsboro in late August. A clam bake catered event with entertainers is planned, with attendees leaving Arlington Centre by auto. Committee includes Harry O. Drew as chairman and members from Arlington Cambridge Concord Winchester and other nearby towns.
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Middlesex Sportsmen's Association
Martin Luther Club
Tyngsboro
Arlington Centre
Harry O. Drew
Arlington
Freeman N. Young
Napoleon J. Y
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord
Elmer F. Butler
Cambridge
T. Quigley, Jr
Winchester
B. W. Stanley
Waltham
W. A. Pawlowski
Watertown
Arthur K. Reading
Secre
Arlington Twilight Contest Ends In Big Arlington Win
The Arlington Twilight Baseball Club defeated Library Bureau 9 to 4 at Spy Fond field Arlington before a large crowd. Arlington broke away in the sixth as McKensie faltered on the mound for Library Bureau and Arlington scored seven runs. Joe Brawley relieved. Herbert Collins Blair and F McCarthy led Arlington at bat.
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Arlington Twilight
Library Bureau
Spy Fond Athletic Field
Arlington
Fane
McKensie
Joe Brawley
Herbert Collins
Blair
F. McCarthy
Sport Comment Hints at Big Time Boxing and Wrestling Plans
Arthur Duffey notes Charley Stoneham’s bid to lift the Giants with bonuses while bold talks on Joe Beckett facing Dempsey in Carpentier’s arena stir debate. Plans for Marin Plestina versus Stanislaus Zbyszko challenge the wrestling trust as Yale’s Landon clears five feet ten on a ship.
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Joe Beckett
Tommy Burns
Dempsey
Carpentier
Marin Plestina
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Dodgers Bang Cards Boxmen in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn hammered three St. Louis pitchers to win 10 to 4 and take the series to three games out of four. Cadore relieved in the seventh after a rough start. Mamaux held St Louis to one run the rest of the way. Elliott hit a home run. Flames and Wheat doubled. Konetehy, Johnson stole bases.
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Yanks
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Speaker's Indians
Philadelphia
Flack
Terry
Paskert
Chicago
AB. R
Friberg
Killefer
Alexander
Abs
B. Paulette
Fletcher
Meusel
Wrightstone
Rixey
Merkle
Herzog Wheat
Wilams
Stengel
Williams
Herzog
Rixey Va
Rigler and Moran
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cadore
Cardinals
Mamaux
McCarty
Haines
North
Flames
Wheat
Konetehy
Elliott
Smith
Johnson
Neiss
Kilduff
Johnston
May
Hart
Harrison
Brooklyn AB
Cleveland Tops Washington 10 6 In Rebound Battle
Cleveland defeats Washington 10 to 6 in a hard hitting game. Caldwell and Zachary were knocked out in the fifth. Bagby pitched four scoreless innings to close. Shanks O Neill Graney Gardner Smith doubled two base hits noted.
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Cleveland
Washington Today
Caldwell
Zachary
Bagby
Clark
Acosté
Washington
Shanks
O'Neill
Graney
Gardner
Smith
Wambs Gansa
Chapman
Speaker
Ellerbe
Johnston
Balle
Acosta
Emery
Apby
Dineen
Owens
Cleveland AB
PO. A. Jamieson
Ker
Fsmith
Wambsganss
Ween
Il Johnston
C. A
Roth
Harris
Gharrity
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Arthur Duffey
Charley Stoneham
New York Giants
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Johnny Mack
R. W. Landon
Yale
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Jake Morse
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Charlie White
Jimmy Wilde
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Missouri University
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Larry Williams
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Turner
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