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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Aex
A. EB. Barrett
Ceeeeeee Crawford
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Corcoran
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R. F Quinn
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Eeees
Hahn
Eereve
Pittsburg
R. B. Beaumont
Charke
O’brien
S Loved
Wragner
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Ma Er Mose Hanlon
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Frank B. Greer
National Association
Healy
Douglass
Fred Greer
East Boston
Joseph Maguire
Frank Greer
Association
Bradfords
Riversides
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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.
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Waltham Track
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Camb
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Willie K. Vanderbilt
America
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Dorchester
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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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