Yachts Race in Hal Gale Off Marblehead
Marblehead August 5 A strong southeasterly wind of 25 mph tested crews and spars as the Corinthian Yacht Club opened its midsummer series. Sally VII won the 25 footers with 1h 6m 7s while Great Haste and Chewink III followed. Tayac took the 2- footers walkover. Miladi II won the 18-footers with Aspinquid II close behind amid protests.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Sally
Chewink III
Seboomook
Tayac
W. H. Joyce
Aspinquid
John's Rock
John’s Rock
Rockbuoy
Selmon
Chewink
Arrow
Miladi
Chance
Archer
H. m
Sally VII
L. F. Percival
Great Haste
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
F. G. Macomber, Jr
B. A. Smith
Tayne
Hy JoyCe
Miladi NI
F. R. Adams
Aspinquid II
C. M. Foster
Reginald Boardman
E. A. Boardman
Doherty Arm Improves and Could Play in Davis Trophy Doubles
Rain postponed the Longwood Club Davis trophy matches with the big doubles today pitting the Wrenn brothers for America against the Doherty brothers of Britain. R. F. Doherty’s arm shows improvement and he will likely play. whether he teams with brother H. L. or Mahony remains unsettled as singles loom tomorrow.
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R. F. Doherty
Longwood Club
Wrenn Brothers
America
Doherty Brothers
Great Britain
Dohertys
Doherty
Bob Wrenn
National Basketball Lines Set for Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York
National schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston in two games and Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati travels to St. Louis as part of the slate.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Loses In Wet Field As Locals Rally
Chicago wins easily by collecting eight hits in two innings amid a slippery, rain-wet field. Attendance 1,800. The Chicago club bats for Wilhelm in the ninth inning and adds three more runners kept on base. Ritchey and Kruger hit two bags each. errors by the visitors aid Chicago while Pittsburg stranded seven.
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Chicago
Wilhelm
Corigeao Oe
Wiclruse
Ais
Ae Aviacine
Pittsburg
Ritchey
Kruger
Casey
Chance
Tinker
Bransfield
Evers
Harley
Taylor
Smith
Moran
Glenview Cup Golf Semifinals Decide Women's Winners
Miss Bessie Anthony of Glenview defeated Elizabeth Congdon 6 up 4 to play in the Glenview cup semifinal. Miss Carpenter of Westward-Ho beat Margaret Norris of Evanston 5 up 3 to play to advance in the Glenview golf tournament for women.
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Chicago
Bessie Anthony
Glenview
Elizabeth Congdon
Carpenter
Westward-Ho
Margaret Norris
Evanston
Boston Wins Opener of Three Day Series Over Athletics
In Philadelphia on August 6, Boston defeated Philadelphia’s Athletics 3 to 0 in a pitchers’ duel. Dineen held the champs to three hits while Waddell yielded the loss. Key plays featured Parent and a dramatic double play by Lachance off a fly ball by Pargot. Hoffman, Davis, and Stahl fueled the A’s attempts, but Boston pulled ahead with runs in the fourth and seventh innings and added a final score in the eighth. Attendance reached 10,250.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Boston
Athletics
Dineen
Waddell
Parent
Pargot
Harry Davis
Hoffman
Danny
Pickering
Criger
Lachance
Davis
Love Cross
Ferris
Rube
Cy Young
Dougherty
Seybold
Chick Stahl
Freeman
Murphy
Collins
Hassett
Hughes
Boston at Philadelphia Showdown
Matchups listed include Boston visiting Philadelphia, New York at Washington, Detroit at Cleveland, and St. Louis at Chicago in a regional sports schedule.
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Rheatt
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Games Today New England Fixtures
Fall River battles Lowell while New Bedford faces Concord Haverhill meets Nashua Lawrence plays Manchester in a busy New England card of matchups with regional rivals.
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New England
Fall River
Lowell
New Bedford
Concord
Haverhill
Nashua
Lawrence
Manchester
Knights of Columbus Field Day Sat at Medford Park
Boston Chapter Knights of Columbus plans a grand field day at Combination Park Medford on Saturday to support the employment bureau and assist members in need.
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Knights OF Columbus
Boston
Combination Park
Medford
Notable Theatrical Event Committee Lists Dense Roster
The document names a lengthy executive field day committee led by Dr. Timothy Hanrahan with chairmanship and includes a broad roster of associates and officers such as James A. McMurry State Deputy Joseph C. Pelletier and Captain D. J. Gorman. The list reflects a wide organizational structure and aimed at ensuring a grand event.
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Timothy Hanrahan
James A. McMurry
Joseph C. Pelletier
William J. O'Brien
D. J. Gorman
Charles F. Lyons
John McGann
Conlin
Knights of Columbus Field Day
New York Beats Washington In Pitchers Duel 2 1
Orth error in final inning doom Washington as New York scores deciding run in a pitchers contest. Ryan homered for Washington while Chesbro and Patten dominated. Nine New York runners stranded, four Washington on base. Attendance 2127.
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Washington
Orth
New York
Patten
Chesbro
Ryan
Conroy
Moran
Keeler
Williams
Selbach
Lee
McFarland
O'Connor
Sheridan
Cleveland Beats Detroit 8 2 in Aug 5 Baseball Play
Cleveland cruised to an 8 to 2 victory over Detroit with Moore and Kissinger trading strong outings. Abbott collected a two-base hit while Bradley and Bradley’s earlier error factored into Cleveland’s run support. Detroit’s offense struggled against Cleveland pitching as errors and timely hits propelled the home team.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kissinger
Moore
R. B. Po
Fick
Bay
Bradley
Lajoie
Hickman
M'Cary
Abbott
Godhn'r
Beteri
R. B
A. Barrett
Pitan
OlCarr
Ocourtney
O\McGuire
C\Yeager
Smith
Kiss’er
McAll
Geehnaur
Lush
McGuire
Hickmab
Wild
Baseball Team Rewards Boy Who Saved Teammates
In Utica on August 5 three hundred dollars were placed with the Binghamton Trust Company by Ilion manager Howard Earl for Harry Wheeler of Binghamton. Wheeler saved several Ilion players by shouting a warning of an oncoming train as they crossed a railroad track in a carryall last summer. The team raised the funds as a reward for the boy.
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Utica
N. Y
Binghamton Trust Company
Howard Earl
Ilion
Harry Wheeler
Binghamton
Young Wheeler
Baseball Notes Highlights From Local and National Play
The notes cover standings and team strengths across leagues, naming leaders like Vreeman with 22 doubles 14 triples and 7 homers and the Collins team leading in doubles and fielding. Mentions include Boston Pittsburg Giants Nationals and Brooklyn stars Doyle Dahlen Sheckard Duffy and Haggerty with weather delays and schedule changes.
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Brooklyn
Hanlon
Vreeman
Collins
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburg
Giants
Nationals
Athletics
Doyle
Dahlen
Sheckard
Cleveland
Lajoie
South End
John Haggerty
Hugh Duffy
Boston Nationals
Duffy
Milwaukee
Ducky Holmes
White Stockings
George Davis
Mal Eason
Connolly
Dorchester
Brighton
St. Peter and Paul's
East Boston Athletics
Tim Hurst
Arthur Irwin
Toronto
Quakertown
Dineen
Young
Huntington Avenue
Corbett Calls For Finishing Fight With Jeffries
Alameda Cal Aug 5 Corbett expresses preference for a finish fight with Jeffries and confidence in victory. He predicts Jeffries will not tire him and vows not to surrender. Measurements of Corbett and Jeffries are listed as of today.
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Alameda
Cal
Jeffries
Corbett
Jeffries Fast Work in California Camp Drills
In Cal or August 5 the champion trained six rounds totaling two with Fitzsimmons Kennedy and Jeffries. Bob Fitzsimmons chased the champion through the session as Jim Corbett’s strategy, leaving Jeffries winded at the end of the fast workout.
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Harbin Springs
Cal
Fitzsimmons
Joe Kennedy
Jack Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Corbett
Jeff
Bareknuckle challenge ends in police clash at court
John Griffo and Dave Sullivan fought a bare knuckle set-to at 2 a.m. on Third Avenue near Fourteenth Street over a young woman. Sullivan, brother of Spike Sullivan, was arrested with Griffo after a second knockdown. They posted bail and were reprimanded by Magistrate Barlow as both showed injuries.
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New York
John Griffo
Dave Sullivan
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Sullivan
Spike Sullivan
Griffo
Yorkville
Fifth Street
South Boston Yacht Club Hosts Second Ladies Day Event
Next Saturday marks the second ladies day for the club this season. The start is at 2 45 from anchorage on signal from the flagship. Yachts pass to leeward of the flagship and are reviewed by the commodore. One fleet will illuminate at 745 p m with a rocket signal from the flagship.
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South Boston Yacht Club
Anchorage
Good batting by Quaker cricketers in Halifax
Philadelphia opened with strong batting in the first innings against the United Service team in Halifax. The visitors reached 290 with Foulkrod scoring 89. At close, Service stood 166 for three wickets, Morno ment batting 84 not out.
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Halifax
N. S
Philadelphia
United Service
Army
Navy
Foulkrod
Service
Dr. Mornoment
Keough to Be Feted by Sixth Regiment Comrades
Wakefield Aug 5 Quartermaster Sergeant James H. Keough who led the American team in the recent international rifle competition will be given a banquet and reception by his comrades of Company A Sixth Regiment in the company armory on Main street Friday evening.
Races at Kenilworth Feature Grand Circuit
The postponed Grand Circuit card ran at Kenilworth track in Buffalo. In the Iroquois Hotel stake final 2:08 class Joe Pointer son of Star Pointer won after hard driving in each heat. Judge Green took the 2:30 class and Jim Jerry won the 2:14 class.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kenilworth
Iroquois Hotel
Joe Pointer
Star Pointer
Judge Green
Jim Jerry
Six day race at Revere track features Moran rise and Dorchester entry
Weather permitting the second hour of racing at Revere will be run this evening as Jimmy Moran recovers from Monday’s fall and moves up to challenge Walthour. The Dorchester Wheelmen announce a large entry list for their sixth annual road race while Iver Lawson leads the professional sprinters after beating Frank Kramer. Bennie Munroe vows a faster hour ride at Cambridge track facing Gus Lawson and Basil de Guichard as the hour team race looms with a long pursuit to test speed and endurance.
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Revere
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Walthour
Moran
Leander
MacLean
Butler
Dorchester
Iver Lawson
Frank Kramer
Manhattan Beach
Lawson
Kramer
Bennie Munroe
Charles River Park
Nelson
Gus Lawson
Basil de Guichard
Munroe
Harry Caldwell
James Moran
Cambridge
Bennie
Darius Cobb Celebrates 69th Birthday and Quiet Reflections
Famous artist Darius Cobb marks his 69th birthday without twin Cyrus. He recalls long runs, half an acre of cultivation, and plans to live another 30 years through focused work. Cobb vows to stay American and turn down offers abroad. Birthday observed at his Eliot home with brother George W. Cobb and family. He calls the day lonely yet holy and uses it to fuel hard work.
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Darius Cobb
Cyrus
Mr. Cobb
Cobb
Eliot
George W. Cobb
Boston Democrats Plan a Summer of Pow Wow Outings
The 1903 pow wow season will see every Democratic ward committee hold an outing or dinner by Sept 15 to mobilize volunteers. Ward 20 opened with a Squantum trip featuring Congressman Thayer and Mayor McNamee, followed by Wards 16 and 17. Ward 18 under Frank J. O'Toole and Ward 7 senator W. T. A. Fitzgerald plan events, with many wards preparing local talks and limiting outside speakers. Republicans respond with unity meeting plans in Dorchester and joint efforts in Wards 16, 20 and 24 to curb Democratic momentum.
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Boston
Squantum
Ward 20
Democratic Club
Thayer
Worcester
McNamee
Cambridge
West Roxbury
Frank J. O'Toole
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Hingham
Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Dorchester
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South Boston Yacht Club “Ladies’ Day
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Bunker Hill Breweries
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