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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1900

Page

3

Seventies Ready To Compete In New York Yacht Cruise

New York Yacht Club squadron gathers at Glen Cove Harbor for its annual easterly cruise starting tomorrow. First race awards commodore cups with races along short port to port runs from Huntington Harbor to New London Newport Vineyard Haven, then back to Newport. Foreign cutters Astrild Isolde and others expected to join with Astor cups to close the racing period.

New York Glen Cove New York Yacht Club Squadron Huntington Harbor Morris Cove New London Newport Vineyard Haven Vineyard Shark Astrild Fife and Watson Wideawake

There is a Chance That Boston May Finish There

A brief item notes uncertainty about Boston finishing in a required position with results from Sunday games guiding final standings. The report mentions Pittsburgh influence on New York’s team identity and potential renaming to the Orphans.

Boston New York The Orphans

National League race tightens as Eastern teams visit West

The article analyzes upcoming East vs West series in the National League. It notes Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburg and Chicago battles for positions, with Boston eyeing third place if results favor them. It warns New York risks further decline after losses to St. Louis and potential changes in fan sentiment.

Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago ST. Louis New York Boston Philadelphia Gotham Orphans

New Yacht Regatta Prospects Draw Strong Line of Vessels

Racing fever grips progressive yachtsmen as class races expand with new boats and entries including the seventies and fifty-one footers like Altair. Mineola and Yankee show wins while Rainbow and Virginia seek rebounds. Regatta committee sails aboard Radha escorted by Adrian Iselin Jr as Luckenbach carries members to the course. Commodore Ledyard predicts a record cruise for the N Y Y C.

Mineola Rainbow Virginia Amorita Columbia Radha Adrian Iselin, Jr Fhaward Luckenbach East Twenty-sixth Street Commodore Ledyard

Cavill Beats Smith in First U.S. Swim Race

Percy F. Cavill the English Australian champion defeated Will H. Smith of Calais on the Pennamaquan Lake course in a mile race by an eighth of a mile. Cavill left for Boston tonight after the event.

Bwastport Percy F. Cavill England Australia Will H. Smith Calais Pennamaquan Lake Cavill Boston

Combination Park Harness Race Night Returns After Elks Fair

Combination Park resumes its evening program after a week disruption caused by the Elks fair. Manager Hicks arranged several special harness races with strong entries including Midget Nelson Mary M Gideon Maid. The feature is a three cornered race among Humorist Jonk and five others.

Combination Park Hicks Whic Nelson Mary M. Gideon Maid Humorist Jonk

Brooklyn Wins After Two Outs In The Sixth In Chicago

Horrors were responsible for all the runs today as Brooklyn won in the sixth after two outs. Taylor error- loaded base and muffed a throw, two hits followed. Third base play on both sides was standout feature with rifle shot like contact. Attendance reflects low turnout. Score: not fully shown.

Cincinnati Ely Aex A. EB. Barrett Ceeeeeee Crawford Steinfeldt Beckley Corcoran S. S Seeers McBride R. F Quinn Peits Eeees Hahn Eereve Pittsburg R. B. Beaumont Charke O’brien S Loved Wragner Ritchey Leever Aittendance ST. Louis Mercer McGann Donlin A. E. McGraw Burkett R. B. PO van Haltre Ee Selbac Doyle Smiths Gleason Foster Hickman Sees Lady Peetee New York St.ee Younovan Penn Donovan Seal Tee Smith Ekiett Riger Selbach Tha Mercer Ya Young Emslie Chicago Borrors Brooklyn Taylor

Baseball action notes and scoreboard fragments

Taylor, 2. Hit with ball Jennings. Time 1. Sm. Umpire Hurst. Other games yesterday list Detroit 2 Chicago 0 and Kansas City 3 Buffalo. Syracuse 14 Worcester 3.

Ait Detroit Detroit Chicago Kansas City Buffalo

Amateurs Seek Matches Across New England Youth Clubs

Numerous clubs from Charlestown to East Boston organize for the season and seek 12 to 19 year old opponents. Listings show dates, half expenses, and travel offers from Charlestowns, Walnuts of East Cambridge, Crescents of Roxbury, and many others with managers and addresses for arranging games.

Charlestowns Gardiner A. C West Quincy Hartford Charlestown Walnuts George L. Snyder Ellsworth Place Roxbury Wescotts Dorchester Benedicts H. Drayton Kilton Street Nelsons William J. Daly Glenway Street Walnut Chelsea Charles Banker Walnut Street Ferrin Blues Danler Perkins Ferrin Street Crescents P. Lauer Shawmut Avenue Shaker Bones Elmores Teddie P. Ring West Fifth Street South Boston City Point F. F. O’brien Tremont Building Emersons Pettersons Patrick P. Clark West Fourth Street South Boston East Cambridge Joseph Ambrose Spring Street D. F. Sullivan Blossom A. A West End E. J. Blair Anderson Street Henry Graham Cambridge Street Plainvilles Plainville William G. Towner P. O. Box Mass Oakfields E. Burns Prospect Street Somerville Roxbury A. C Westons Randalls and Fellows A. A James E. Garrity Purchase Street Waverley Olympias Winthrop Warrens Sheridans J. O'Donnell Bowen Street South Boston Reds George A. Hammond Gustin Street St. Gregorys A. B. Thatcher Dorchester Avenue St. Augustines C. V. Russell Eighth Street Hickeys Herbert Gibbs Bennett Street Riversides East Boston William O'Hare Decatur Street Union A. A Eagles August Walter Athens Street Warren A. A Jamaica Plain T. Murphy Keyes ‘Street Rovers H. Cronan East Second Street Winter Hill A. A E. L. Oveney Marshall Street P. Corbett

Boxing Gossip and a Boston boxing law clash

The author notes Kid McCoy and Jim Corbett may meet, a rare rivalry rekindled after years of avoiding each other. He discusses police and legal boxing restrictions in Boston and Massachusetts, praising enforcement while predicting upcoming England featherweight clash between Sears and Gardner and a planned Fitzsimmons vs Ruhlin bout.

Knights of the Buckskin Kid McCoy Jim Corbett McCoy Corbett Indiana Jim Hving Orbett Sharkey Boston Mesers Clark Curtis Adams Pemberton Square Massachusetts Boston Athletic Club Police Board Knowlton C. A. Simard Hyacinthe P. Q Mike Sears Billy Gardner Ma Er Mose Hanlon England Kirtland Sears and Gardner Tom Shaw Mickey Higgins Lynn Mickey Bob Fitzsimmons Gus Ruhlin Ress Billy Brady Jeffries Brady Fitz Jesae Sporting News Wisdom B. H. Renton

Racing Cyclists Union in Turmoil Over Suspensions

Floyd McFarland and Orlando Stevens face suspensions in Paris amid a row of supposed crook ed events before world championships. The dispute centers on Stevens and Jay Eaton and culminates in disqualifications and ships for Europe. The National Cyclists' Association board, chaired by Batchelder, contemplates decisive action as the sport faces shifting loyalties and waning interest in professional sprinting.

Floyd McFarland Orlando Stevens Paris Stevens Jay Eaton Tom Cooper American Racing Cyclists’ Union McFarland Europe Eaton Baltimore Washington Board of Control Jimmy Michael Michael

Racing scheme thwarted in Baltimore and Washington plots

The report details a plan to control prize money in racing meets using a selective group, with McFarland and associates arranging trips to Baltimore and Washington, evading executive notice and distribution to other racers. It notes a $760 treasury fund and accusations of favoritism and manipulation.

Cion Baltimore Washington Union McFarland Stevens Executive Committee Taylor

Uncovered plot in Philadelphia race betting scheme

Eaton confessed to a board member that Stevens and he planned an easy money scheme for a July 2 Wallsburg race after a cancelled Philadelphia July 21 event. Eaton took bets on Stevens and tried to double cross the other men due to bad blood, leading to a slow race where Waton could only lose by fouling Stevens.

Eaton Board of Control Stevens Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Wallsburg Waton

Half Century Invasion On Paul Revere Route At Acton

The South Boston Wheelmen’s half century ride yesterday churned through Acton drawing a large field. Finishers included H Becker Philadelphia J B Coffey E H Newton and many others from Boston area clubs and towns such as Hyde Park Quincy Brookline Waltham Cambridge Arlington Everett Lynn Melrose and more.

Boston Acton H. Becker Philadelphia J. B. Coffey E. H. Newton W. J. Troy William J. H. Woods James Hughes D. Hyman J. F. Regan C. Anderson R. N. Powers A. L. Carroll E. Nelson Miss M. Falvey W. H. Meehan F. Hutchinson W.W. Lewis G. Finn H. Goldstein N. Bernstein S. Zarello W. Spry G. Bowling C. Kaher F. L. Mitnick W. J. Reddy L. E. Tobey N. Circlo J. Gaviglio L. F. McCarthy R. Tedesca F. Mauro J. W. Concaviteri J. Dunn J. and L. Pastene James Devine E. J. Walsh Rudolph Lauriks T. J. Woodbury J. M H. M. Rubinovitz E. Donigan E. J. Levine T. Rich W. Garrity W. Hardy J. J. Reilly H. O’hare A. H A. Lammers R. Scrobe J. Gildred E. Schmuck H.L. May J. Fall Hyde Park J. O. Young Charles William F. Coupal Quincy F. Oxner T. P. Lancaster H. Clifford Lynn G. F. Ingraham William J. Walker South Bingham A. B. Taylor W. A. Matthewson Milford Brennan D. J. Warren Brookline E. J. Nelson Achiner Waltham M. F. McGrath H. L. Nclair Cambridge C. E. Thorp W. J. Hoyt Arlington F. H. Cone Everett J. L. Ryan J. Mills W. Warren C. B. Newton A. Hatch Cliftondale

Three Riders Named for Charles River Park Race

The field at Charles River Park tomorrow night features Johnnie Nelson champion Burns W. Pierce and Will C. Stinson who steps in for Frank Starbuck. Starbuck left Boston for Baltimore for pace making this week and may return next week. Stinson gains approval and fans expect a hard, fast 25 mile race paced by two motorcycles.

Charles River Park Johnnie Nelson Burns W. Pierce Jimmy Michael Will C. Stinson Frank Starbuck Boston Baltimore Starbuck Combination Park Will Stinson Stinson Nelson Pierce

East Boston Rowing Club honors Greer with go watch

The Jeffries Point Rowing Association hosted a reception for Frank B. Greer winner of the national singles title. About 500 people attended as speeches praised his achievement and a go watch was promised for Labor Day. The gathering featured officials, a mix of visiting oarsmen, songs, and recitations.

Jeffries Point Rowing. Association Frank B. Greer National Association Healy Douglass Fred Greer East Boston Joseph Maguire Frank Greer Association Bradfords Riversides St., Joseph A. A West End Columbians Millstreams St. Alphonsus A. A Shawmuts City Points Lyceum Hall New England New York Everett Pope Wardwell Geiger Courtney Guild Glendon Arthur Davis John Wise Guild Murphy Union Club

Albert Champion Resumes Pace Racing In Boston Area

Albert Champion began training anew for paced riding after recent races. Major Taylor joins Worcester track for the season, bypassing local meets at times. A NAC board denied a Labor Day permit for Charles River Park due to a clash with Waltham track events.

Albert Champion Marks Taylor Worcester Lberty N. C Waltham Track Waltham Camb Albert C. Bostwick Automobile Club of America Hilway Paris Chevalier Rene de Kny Bostwick Willie K. Vanderbilt America Caledonian Grove Weat Roxbury Clark Dorchester Snetder Menard Carroll Kite O’ Brien Julian D. F. Ryan Revere Street Jamaica C. C Bass Point Nahant Ays C. A. Underwood Centre Street L. F. Cates Philadely Combination Park Co Town Orient

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