Navahoe Flounders in Royal Yacht Squadron Race
London reports a royal yacht squadron race in which the Navahoe, captained by Dick Carroll, finished last amid heavy squalls. Satanita won, Valkyrie second, with Navahoe 6 minutes 30 seconds behind on corrected time. Calluna and Navahoe struggled in strong breeze. Also, Iverna defeated the Meteor in a private Cowes race by one minute.
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London
Royal Yacht Squadron
Dick Carroll
Herreshoft
Sherlock
Carroll
Satanita
Valkyrie
Calluna
Navahoe
Barr
Scot Hogarth
Satania
Soper
Dunraven
England
Iverna
Cowes To Gay
Germany
Atter
Britannia Cutter Awaits Mast For Race Day
The Prince of Wales cutter Britannia, whose mast broke yesterday, remains in Southampton dock awaiting a new spar. Shipping of the spar is hoped to finish in time for her to participate in the race tomorrow while a potential Valkyrie Navahoe match is rumored. Emperor William asked designer G L Watson about building a faster yacht but his reply is not stated.
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London
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Southampton
Emperor William
G. L. Watson
Valkyrie
Worcester picks site for N B A A A championships
The Worcester A C offered to host the meeting at the B A A last evening selecting Sept 4 for the championships. Events set include sprints distance runs walks hurdles jumps vault throws and a two mile bicycle race with gold silver and bronze medals pledged and proceeds to the association treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
N. BE
Flaherty
Russell
Suffolks
Sorrento Tennis Finals Spark Crowd in Me. Tournament
The Sorrento lawn tennis finals were decided with a large gathering. Wrenn beat Chace in three sets 6-4 6-2 6-3. In doubles, Talmage and Budlong defeated Parker and Garland three straight sets 6-1 6-0 6-3.
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Sorrento
Wrenn
Chace
Talmage
Budlong
Parker
Garland
Long Island Tennis Championship Final Scores
The tournament at Booth Ampton ends with W A rned defeating E L Hall 2 6 6 3 6 4 6 0 for the men's singles title and W G Hall beating H Colby 8 6 6 2 in the Ramedla Lion match final round.
American Wringer Co advertisement at Broadway extension
The American Wringer Co. advertises at 13 and 15 Broadway extension as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Brocktons Rally Past Reds in New England League Clash
Fred Doe’s Brocktons opened with four straight hits to post five earned runs and built an early nine hit spree. Riley pitched well for the Reds, who were stymied by eight strikeouts and limited to three hits through eight innings. Nulton Colter Clark Kirmes and Kiley starred for Brocktons as the home team staged a ninth inning rally to seal the win.
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Fred Doe
Brocktons
Congress Street Grounds
Buck Sullivan
Riley
Guinasso
Reds
Nulton
Colter
Clark
Kirmes
Kiley
Brockton
AB. R
Fitzgerald
Ryan
Ceeeeres
Burke
Corbett
Boston Reds
O'Connor
I . Po
O’brien
Jenee
Encdroccss
Whitney
Scacace Flack
McCauley
Doe
Meagher
Ian
Nurton
Mahoney
Fall River Reinstates Zimmer in Listless Game
Fall River defeated Portland 18 to 8 in a low effort contest attended by about 800. Zimmer was reinstated by the home club and performed well alongside Ladd and Att. Base hits favored Fall River 18 to 8 with 7 Portland errors.
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Fall River
Zimmer
Portland
Batorre
Ladd
Att
Dover Beats Lewiston In Tight Pitcher Duel
Dover defeated Lewiston with a 7 to 2 score after a sharp pitching duel. Attendance was 300 as Morse and Donahue teamed for Dover while Stafford and Hart worked for Lewiston. Base hits were Dover seven to Lewiston six, with four Dover and five Lewiston errors.
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Dover
Leei Claeesee
Lewiston
Erros
Morse
Donahue
Stafford
Hart
Pittsburg Triumphs In Baseball Clash
Pittsburg won easily as Killen pitched effectively save for the ninth inning. Sullivan labored with control issues. Attendance reached 1,500. Score Pittsburg 9, Cincinnati 3 with 8 hits to 10. Errors tied at 2 each. Batteries Killen Sugden and Sullivan Vaughn.
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Pittsburg
Killen
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Sugden
Vaughn
Rusie Dominates As Giants Beat Baltimore
New York Giants pitcher Pud Rusie held the Baltimore club to three singles as the Giants won 6 to 0. Attendance was 1,680. Scoring summary shows New York advancing early with a 3 run first and adding three more later while Baltimore failed to score after the fourth. Baltimore batters were Rusie and Milligan with McMahon and Robinson behind them in batteries.
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Baltimore
Rusie
Baltimores
Giants
New York
Milligan
McMahon
Robinson
Phillies Keep Winning In Ten Inning Victory
Philadelphia edged Washington in a 14 to 7 ten inning win after tying the game in the ninth. Keefe and Clements homered for the Phillies as 3,100 fans watched at Philadelphia. Hits were 18 for Philadelphia and 10 for Washington with 5 Philadelphia errors and 4 Washington errors.
Gleason Dominates For St Louis In Win Over Louisville
Gleason pitched brilliantly for St Louis with solid support as Louisville faltered. Menese pitched well but received weak defense and offense, leading to St Louis edging Louisville 8 to 2 after a high scoring early game. St Louis tallied 10 hits and committed 2 errors, while Louisville had 5 hits and 5 errors. Batteries Gleason Buckley and Menefe Wea ver.
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Louisville
Kid Gleason
Menese
St. Louis
Gleason
Buckley
Menefe
Weaver
Canoe Club Season Opens at Rodick's Island Bar Harbor
In Bar Harbor's society notes the Canoe Club's first gathering of the season was held at Rodick's Island with 150 guests hosted by Mrs H K H Drayton and others. Yacht Corsair anchored nearby as Pierrepont Morgan joined the party. James P Scott hosted a Malvern dinner and dance for 50 guests including diplomats. A complimentary claske for tennis players and visiting yachtsmen was offered by Manager Carter at Hotel Sorrento.
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Bar Harbor
Canoe Club
Rodick’s Island
Kk. H. Drayton
Burton Harrison
F. R. Jones
Robert Sturgis
Quincy Thorndike
Woodworth
Yacht Corsair
Pierrepont Morgan
James P. Scott
Schooner Lizzie Griffin Hauled Off For Repairs
Gloucester report says schooner Lizzie Griffin that ran ashore off Norman's Woe had a hole stove in her bottom and filled with water. She has been hauled off and taken on the railroad for repairs. Insurance with Boston Marine for 10000 dollars.
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Gloucester
Mass
Lizzie Griffin
Norman
Boston Marine
Races at Franklin Park End With Harry C Winning 2:19
Third day of Franklin Park trotting meet draws largest crowd of the week as Harry C wins the 2:19 class in straight heats over Nellie McGregor and Maggie T. Charles Dorsey takes the 2:31 class in a close contest, with Ethan and Prue battling for the lead before Dorsey finally prevails. Meeting closes with 2:18 pace and driving horse race, proceeds donated to Cliftondale Cold Fellows Building Association.
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Franklin Park
Burress
Ramona
Nellie McGregor
Harry C
Charles Dorsey
Little Ethan
Puritan
Schoolmarm
Judge Arthur
Pope
Maggie T
Harry
Trout
Hall
Nellie
Arry
Pr. G
Carpenter
Maggie
Aleander
Ch. m
Brewster
Weenteee
Trant
Prince, McMahon
Bik. G
Galvin
Prue
Ethan
Katie Mac
Eee Oe
Joe Alcyone
Dorsey
Alcazar Belle
B. G
Dodge
Tae Oe Ae Prue
B. m
Titer
Easeke
Johnson
Ch. H
Field
Visa Ee Dos Addie L
Sanborn
Fanny G
Berry
Eh Meee
Golden
Clemmie D
Clark
Cccceseseers
E.eseeens
Peeaeaes
Miegate Wis
Ember
Fargo
Billy Cleveland
Psyche
Gil Curry
Scarlet Wilkes
Gray
Cliftondale Cold Fellows’ Building Association
Races at Monmouth Park Feature Fast Times and Winners
R aces at Monmouth Park New Jersey on August 4 list winners for six events with times. Tormentor won the first, Grace Brown led the second, Will Fonso claimed the third, Banquet topped the fourth with only two runners, Dolly Varden won the fifth, and Sir Matthew won the sixth with Kingston second.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
Tormentor
Sirocco
Balance
Grace Brown
Minnehaha
Will Fonso
Rama
Equation
Banquet
Marigold
Dolly Varden
Innocent
Mamie B
Sir Matthew
Kingston
Madrid
Westchester Remorse Dominates Brighton Beach Meet
Brighton Beach Illinois August 4 report results from six races. Westchester won the first race over Double Cross with a time of 1129 and half seconds. Eleanora B. led Calera with Prosper Jr. second in the half mile. Fiction, Lane won over Dave Devil in the half mile. Gold Dollar captured the three-fourths mile with Adair second and Sir Richard third in 1 16 1 2. Alcalde won the seven furlongs with Bess McDuff second and Fire Fly third in 1 29 3 4. White Rose won the three-fourths mile with Canvass second and Entre third in 1 16 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
IL. I
Westchester
Remorse
Double Cross
Eleanora B
Calera
Prosper, Jr
Lane
Dave Devil
Gold Dollar
Adair
Sir Richard
Alcalde
Bess McDuff
Fire Fly
White Rose
Canvass
Entre
Gloucester's Card from August Horse Meet at Gloucester
The card lists six races at six and a half furlongs to a mile, with winners including National, Fagan, Greenwich, Chatham, Minnie J, and Walter Campbell. Times range from 1:03 3 4 to 1:38 1 2, detailing first through third place finishers per race and horses. The Forum, Lady Lister, Bargain, Drizzle, Maid of Blarney, Black Hussar, and other horses appear as participants.
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Gloucester
N. J
National
the Forum
Somerset
Fagan
Lady Lister
Dillon J
Greenwich
Bargain
Chatham
Drizzle
Baby
Minnie J
Maid of Blarney
Sir Catesby
Walter Campbell
Black Hussar
Long Knight
Saratoga Race Results Summary
At Saratoga on August 4 the first race over three quarters of a mile saw Gasson win with Melanie second and no official second place. the second race for five furlongs finished Hypatia first Faustina second Come Home third in 1 03 ½. The third race a mile and a half produced Philo ra first Ocean H. second Jugurtha third in 2 36 ½. In the five and one half furlongs fourth race Polydora led Kirsch second Tom Karl third in 1 08 ¼. The seven furlongs fifth saw Charade first Versatile second Logan third in 1 27 ¾.
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Saratoga
Gasson
Melanie
Hypatia
Faustina
Come Home
Philora
Ocean H
Jugurtha
Polydora
Kirsch
Tom Karl
Charade
Versatile
Logan
Horse Racing Notes From Monmouth Park Card
ERTRIFS FOR TODAY MONMOUTH PARK FIRST RACE FIVE EIGHTS OF A MILE LOAN TAKA 126 PRINCE GÉ 123 WAH JIM 122 QUIVER 114 ERS EST 110 SONORA 108 UNCLE JESS 108 BEANSEY 112 SECOND RACE ONE AND SIXTEENTH
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Loantaka
Prince Gé
Wah Jim
Quiver
Ers Est
Sonora
Uncle Jess
Beansey
Horse Race Odds and Weights Across Stages
The document lists horses and weights across multiple races including third race at three-fourths mile with entrants Select stakes Declare Hornpipe Dobbins Dorian Prig Fusi leer Senator Grady Factotum Henry of Navarre and others. It continues with fourth race at one and one-quarter miles featuring Mars Pickpocket Picknicker Carlsbad Blitzen The Iron master Nomad and crosses with Crossfire colt Queenlike NI Baroness My Lady Roland Reed Demon Nonsense and a sixth race at one and one-sixteenth miles with Lady Pulsifer Treasure Worm ser Integrity among others.
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Miles
Raceland
Ramapo
Wildwood
Mary Stone
Centella
Charmion
Declare
Hornpipe
Dobbins
Dorian
Prig
Fusileer
Senator Grady
Factotum
Henry of Navarre
Mars
Pickpocket
Picknicker
Carlsbad
Blitzen
the Ironmaster
Nomad
Crossfire Colt
Queenlike NI
Baroness
My Lady
Roland Reed
Demon
Nonsense
Lady Pulsifer
Treasure
Wormser
Integrity
Names and places in a dense historical listing
A compact catalog of names and locales includes Loantaka Wah Jim Key West Raceland Wildwood Mary Stone Senator Grady Hornpipe Henry of Navarre Mars Pickpocket Blitzen igh Reed Queenlike N. Crossfire colt Treasure Lady Pulsifer Wormser.
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Loantaka
Wah Jim
Key West
Raceland
Wildwood
Mary Stone
Senator Grady
Hornpipe
Henry of
Navarre
Mars
Blitzenigh Reed
Queenlike N
Crossfire Colt
Treasure
Lady Pulsifer
Wormser
Free-for-all Harness Race Sets New NH State Pace Records
Concord reports the afternoon’s free-for-all harness race as the fastest in New Hampshire history. Budd Doble led early but B. B. won the last heat by a half length, with Lady Wilkins in third. Best times included 2:19 and 2:21. Other classes saw favorites win and records approached.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Budd Doble
B. B
Hal Pointer
Doble
Lady Wilkins
Harry T
Caesar Boy
Aggie
Wo Lambert
Much Ado
Races At Wannalandt Park Delights Nearly 1000 Fans
Nearly 1000 spectators attended races at Wannalandt Park today. In the 2:37 class Phantom lost the first heat but surged to win the next three and clocked a best of 2:37 1 4. Whitman placed second with Cora Barbour third. In the 2:25 class Fred Wilson beat Walter A after a standings swing, taking the first two heats and the fifth heat to win. best time 2:27 1 2. Miss Van S. was reported thin outside the main action.
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Lowell
Wannalandt Park
Phantom
Whitman
Cora Barbour
Fred Wilson
Walter A
Wilson
Miss van S
New England Breeders Offer Three Purses at Mystic Park
The New England Breeders' Association offers three trotting purses for September at Mystic Park 2:19 2:22 and 2:27 with entries closing September 21 J L McCarty a noted West horseman to officiate as starter.
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New England Breeders’ Association
Mystic Park
J. L. McCarty
West
Working Boys Home festival offers vaudeville and athletic events
At the South End baseball grounds a festival features Dick Leggett and the Garnella brothers in vaudeville acts, Ward and Vokes, J W Kelly, Cook and Clinton, Baby Lou, the Nawns, and more. Fireworks close the evening after a 1:30 p m start for athletic events, including B A A Suffolks Worcesters teams and a Legislature vs City Hall ball game followed by a lacrosse match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Dick Leggett
Garnella Brothers
Chinatown
Ward and
Vokes
Harold
Percy
J. W. Kelly
Cook
Clinton
Baby Lou
Nawns
Ee Brothers
Mr. Kelly
Gaiety & Bijou
New England
Suffolks
Worcesters
S. A. Merrill
Fred Lord
H. R. Bannister
Ben Hurd
Tom Keane
Walter Mansfield
George Wright
J. C. Denning
Nelson Vondelle
M. J. Cronin
James McLaughlin
Walter Allison
Jere Delaney
Harry Cadman
Legislature
City Hall
Bostons
South Bostons
Pugilistic Gossip Reveals Reconciled Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Special dispatch reports Corbett and Fitzsimmons reconciling at the Hoffman House New York spending over three hours together. Mitchell sails for the United States Sept 5 with training noted as strict. O'Brien Flaherty weigh-in plans, and Dixon Smith purse dispute may push Johnnie Breslin versus Montreal at the Metropole Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Hoffman House
New York
Fitzsimmons
Jim
Bob
Fitz
Pompadour Jim
England
Mitchell
Mafiit Flaherty
Capain Cooke
Dick O’brien
New England
O’brien
Flaherty
Dr. Lynch
Jack Sheehan
Howie Hodgkins
Zeke Abrahams
George Dixon
Sally Smith
Smith
Columbian
Dixon
Johnnie Griffin
Johnnie _ Breslin
Montreal
Metropole
Rob Roy
Aid for Hugh J Holland and wife triplets relief
A donor identified as B B sent $1 to aid Hugh J Holland and his wife after the birth of triplets. The Post notes the relief effort may attract further support and urges continued contributions to the needy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Holland
Youth Held After North Street Robbery
Hennis Hurley aged 19 of 959 North Street was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with robbing Mason Johnson of a gold watch and $18. The incident occurred on North Street and Hurley was sued shortly afterward. The watch was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennis Hurley
North Street
Yester
Mas Johnson
Hurley
Waltham Cycling Notes and September Race Plans
Local clubs rest on Sundays as many riders vacation. Roxburys plan a cape run Aug 26-27, Mt Washingtons list August runs, Malden hosts a run and ride race. Boston area members prep for Labor Day meets with diamond prizes, plus new safety bicycle device and international circuit notes.
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Massachusetts
Malden
Keltie
Roxburys
Gloucester
Cape
Mt. Washingtons
Salem Willows
Nantasket
Ponkapoag
Winthrop
Bostonians
Roslindales
Newburyport
Roxbury
Natick
Lynn Cycling Association
Glenmere
Lynn
Ed McDuffee
Echo Bridge
A. D. Peck
Harvard A. A
Hyde Park Rovers
Waltham, Malden
New Track
Columbia Club
North Attleboro
Concord
N. H
Lowell
Centaur
Portsmouth
Waltham Track
Springfield
Taunton
Pittsburg
Frank G. Lenz
China
Zimmerman and Sanger
America
Julien B. Stevens
F. C. Rockwell
Hartford
Waltham
Boyevenemert
John Padmore
Howard Emerson
F. BE. Swan
H. T. Gill
W. F. Rowe
BE. C. Howe
A. W. Bullock
W. A. Sawyer
Chelsea Yacht Club disaster blamed on weak construction
A Chelsea boat house balcony collapse caused by faulty carpentry and a weakened cross beam left several injured with skull fractures and one man dead. Inspectors and officials visited the scene as families prepared funeral services for Karl Warren and other victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Woodlawn Cemery
Maud J. Schuman
Augustus P. Schuman
Poston
Woodlawn Cemetery
Marine Hospital
Pemberton
Henry J. Bardwell
Board of Aldermen
Chelsea Yacht Club
Sto
Clu
F. T. Clayton
F. L. Dow
Charles Hayden, Jr
C. P. Long
J. W. Poole
Charles Bilman
S. C. Gleason
Sarah Davis
Josie Grimes
Frost Hospital
Reward and No Questions Ad for Garfied Saddle Offer
Reward offered for missing gear from a bicycle and saddle system including a gooseneck bell and welometer marked Hilliard's. Advertisement lists an eight inch tire and references W. Beekman at 72 South Market Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fez
Garneld
Hilliard’s
Beekman
Market St
Boston
Fall at Chel sea Boat Club house described by drummer
Charles E. Hudson, snare drummer, recounts the sudden collapse of the Chel sea Boat Club house platform. He escaped with a crushed finger and two bruised legs after grabbing a splinter as the crowd tumbled. He aided a woman named Mrs. Tufts, while many others were carried out on stretchers. He condemns the badly built house and says the morning inspection was only nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Boat Club
Charles E. Hudson
Caledonian Games at Oak Island Grove Aug 17
Jim Grant leads a five mile special race at the Bos ton Caledonian Club picnic with over $2,000 in prizes as World’s Fair athletes join the event. Open competitions include running events, hammer and shot put, weight throw, high jump, sacks and relays, with entries due Aug 10 to secretary William Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Grant
Boston Caledonian Club
Oak Island Grove
McClelland
Purdy
Conrad
Marks
Cox
Tim McCarthy
Manning
Leavitt
William Gray
West Fifth Street
South
Boston
Duncan C. Ross
Draco
Hercules
Russell
Matthews
Lally & Collins
Missing Boston man leaves wife anxious after abrupt departure
John Randolph 22 vanishes from 29 Woodward Street South Boston ten days after kissing wife and child He reportedly argued with a West End dining room head waiter then took his clothes and money five dollars and left with no word to his family Mrs Randolph notes his regular routine and his absence unsettles them as friends and neighbors search for clues about his whereabouts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Woodward Street
Boston
Dennett
Washington Street
Officers raid city street pedlers under ordinance rules
Division officers conducted a descent on a street soon after noon yesterday and arrested John Starvis 46 of 105 Judson Street Constante Cocines 28 James Trantatfilaco 20 George Trantafilaco 28 and Guisippe Stuinilo 25 all residents of 135 Tyler Street for violating city ordinances by staying with their carts beyond permitted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starvis
Judson Street
Constantine Cocines
Aed
James Trantatfilaco
George Trantafilaco
Guisippe Stuinilo
Tyler Street
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MR. Holland
Hishwaymah
Meintjes
Ricker
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Thomas Mitten
Albert L. Pemberton
Melrose
Pearl Street
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Waltham Cemetery
Christina Putnam
Cape Breton
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Charles B. Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
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Hudson
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