Sally VII Dismast in Marblehead Races
Marblehead Aug 7 The Sally VII suffered a mast failure twenty feet from the deck while leading the 2 1 2 foot class in the Corinthian Yacht Club midsummer series. Great Haste won the race after Sally VII broke, with Seboomook second and Bally entries contending. The day featured light southerly winds, shifting to a westward breeze as boats sailed a 10 mile course past Archer's Rock Pig Rocks Half Way Rock and back to Marblehead.
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Marblehead
Sally
Corinthian Yacht Club
Medric
Opusah
Arrow
Gringo
Dabster
Archer's Rock
Pig Rocks
Half Way Rock
Half Way
Archer’s
Archer’s Rock
Marblehead Rock
Opitsah
Leeward
Tayac
Chief
Medrc
Aspinquid
Chance
Bowditch Beacon
Great Haste
Setsu
Bagghera
Runaway Girl
Ruth
Reliance Off For Races With New Sails In Newport
The Reliance sailed from Bristol Rhode Island to Newport after receiving a new sail set. under Captain Barr the yacht left before 4 pm in a southwest breeze. The craft covered two miles to her helm in 12 minutes and will not return before the cup races. Sailmaker Hathaway joined the voyage and will accompany the yacht in the races.
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Bristol
R. I
Reliance
Newport
New York
Barr
Hog Island
Hathaway
Erie Basin
Melrose Rifleman Honored At Banquet In Wakefield
Quartermaster-Sergeant James H. Keough led the American rifle team at Bisley England and was honored at a reception and banquet by Company A, Sixth Regiment, in the Richardson Light Guard Armory. Guests included Colonel Edward J. Gilroy Colonel James A. White Captain John H. McMahon acted as toastmaster and led a line of officers and dignitaries.
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J. S. Hart
Peter Roberts
J. Wallace Grace
F. BE. Cox
Harris M. Colbeare
Solon A. Richardson
John H. McMahon
Wellington and West Quincy Face Off in Dorchester Battle
Wellington and West Quincy clash for the first game of the series this afternoon at Dorchester High School athletic park. West Quincy, strong this season with two wins over Dorchester, could field its best lineup while Wellington aims for victory. Six special cars have been chartered to bring West Quincy supporters.
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Wellington
West Quincy
Dorchester High School Athletic Park
Dorchester
Lyon
West Quincey Rooters
Brighton and Dorchester Meet at Nightingale Field In Dorchester
At Nightingale Field in Dorchester this afternoon Brighton with Cross, a New England league pitcher, will start against Dorchester. Connolly will pitch for Dorchester after a solid last week against Hyde Park. Also attracting fans is Jimmy Ryan, the former Dorchester star now with Brighton.
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Nightingale’s Field
Dorchester
Brighton
Cross
Connolly
Hyde Park
Jimmy Ryan
Baseball Notes Highlight Local and Pro Matches Across City
Athletics face Collins at Huntington Avenue while Nationals host a doubleheader in Philadelphia. Young seeks revenge on the Athletics as Brighton fans travel to Dorchester for a Nightingale Field matchup. Dorchester and Wellington clash at Dorchester High School Park, Elberfeld’s crouch trend surfaces, and New York Americans win 14 of 21 one run games. East Boston Mavericks challenge Hemlocks and Athletics meet St Peter and Paul at South End grounds. Flood struggles with three errors. Collins leads Athletics two wins. Moran timely at bat as Hanlon vents after eighth inning. Page teasers indicate more on Pages 3 and 4.
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Collins
Huntington Avenue
Hugh McGreen
Nationals
Philadelphia
Young
Athletics
Brighton
Dorchester
Nightingale’s
Tuntington Avenue
Jerome Kelley
Dorchester High School Athletic Park
Wellington
West Quincy
Elberfeld Crouch
New York Americans
Kittridge
Senators
Mavericks
East Boston
Hemlocks
St. Peter and Paul's
South End Grounds
Hughes
Moran
Ned Hanlon
New Shamrock Wins By A Mile In Atlantic Regatta
Shamrock I and Shamrock II raced 15 miles from the Scotland lightship in shifting wind. Shamrock II beat Shamrock I by about six minutes overall in a test of tack study and sail handling. Sir Thomas Lipton hosted guests including Rev R J Campbell and John Barrett aboard the Erin amid toast and talk of the America’s Cup and a planned visit to the St Louis exposition.
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R. J. Campbell
London City Temple
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
America
England
John Barrett
United States
Argentina
Voyage through Memphremagog and Massa wippi region
A travel narrative promotes Lake Memphremagog Massawippi and Champlain valley as a premier summer resort area. It highlights 32 mile sail from Newport Vermont to Magog, views of Bear Mountain Owl's Head and Mt Orford, towns like Georgeville Coventry Barton and St Johnsbury, and notes lakes rivers and wildlife. It mentions Boston and Maine Book offers describing The Valley of the Connecticut and Northern Vermont and Lake Memphremagog and About There.
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Memphremagog
Massawippi
Connecticut
White Mountains
Green Mountains
Champlain
Newport
North Atlantic
Bear Mountain
Dominion
Canada
Georgeville
Montreal
Mt. Orford
Magog
St. Frances
Coventry
Barton
Barton Landing
St. Johnsbury
Danville
Walden
Walcott
Hyde Park
Greenville
Swanton
Maquam
Lake Champlain
Vermont
North America
Boston & Maine Passenger Department
Boston
Reverend Drew prepares tickets for August 20 children's picnic
The Rev. S. P. W. Drew prepared 6000 tickets for a children's picnic on August 20 at Amory Grove Columbus Avenue. Four thousand will be distributed as soon as called for.
Gloucester to Boston Row Attempt in 10 Hours by Wilfred Jacobs
Wilfred E Jacobs of the South End aims to row 40 miles from Gloucester to Boston in under 10 hours to claim the amateur long distance title. The 20 year old, 5 feet 5 inch 130 pound newsboy has trained two weeks with Gib Farrell, plans a 10 am start from Gloucester, and expects 3.5 to 4 mph. Jacobs seeks to beat prior 11 to 14 hour runs, representing East Boston A A Boat Club.
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Gloucester
Boston
Wilfred E. Jacobs
South End
Jacobs
New England
Baker’s Island
Marblehead
Sargent
Harvard
Boston Light Ledges
Long Wharf
Olympia
Gib Farrell
Charlesbank Gymnasium
John Anderson
Hall
East Boston A. A. Boat Club
Tug Active In Collision With Monohansett In Boston Harbor
The tug Active of the Boston Tow Boat Company collided with the excursion steamer Monohansett in the upper harbor after a signal misunderstanding near the New Haven docks in South Boston. Active sustained heavy damage to her stem and gingerbread work, requiring dry dock repairs. Monohansett sustained minor damage not exceeding $100.
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Active
Boston Towboat Company
Monohansett
New Haven
Boston
Nantasket Point
George Hidlewood
Boston Oarsmen Leave for Worcester Today
The East Boston Boat Club sends a four oared crew and scullers to the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen event in Worcester August 14 and 15. A large club delegation accompanies them including noted oarsmen and coaches. they will be hosted by the Wachusett Boat Club during their stay.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Worcester
South Station
East Boston
Fred Greer
Greer
Charley Hooper
Johnny Reardon
John J. Corrigan
William A. Morrison
Dan Gill
Henry Austin
Higgins
Wachusetts Boat Club
Good Cricket Score by Philadelphians in Halifax
Philadelphia cricketers bat first against All Halifax reaching 214 for 6 at end of play. Jones shows fine batting for 9 1 2 wickets and Foulkrod hits freely for 62. Match to resume tomorrow.
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Halifax
N. S
Philadelphia Cricketers
Jones
Foulkrod
Fight at Combination Park Denied by Manager Daly
Thomas J. Daly, manager of Combination Park, denies a report that two men fought there for a woman. Daly says a watchman is on duty all night and nothing could occur without his knowledge.
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Combination Park
Thomas JL. Daly
Daly
McFadden Beats Haley In 13 Round Lenox Club Bout
San Francisco’s Kid McFadden defeated Patsey Haley of Boston by decision in a 13 round main event at the Lenox Athletic Club last evening. Haley’s defensive work kept McFadden from landing his best punches, but the faster fighter took the verdict as the crowd approved. Preliminary results had O’Brien besting Cahill in six rounds and Freeman drawing with Mulhearn. Pantz and Hanley also drew after six rounds.
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Kid McFadden
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Patsey Haley
Boston
Lenox A. C
McFadden
Haley
Jack O'Brien
Young Cahill
Kid Freeman
Young Mulhearn
Kid Pantz
Jimmy Hanley
Frontier stake at Kenilworth features pacers win
Grand Circuit meet at Kenilworth drew large crowds in Buffalo. Hubinger's son of Brown Hal won the Frontier stake of 5000 in straight heats. Elastic Pointer clinched the 2:07 trot, while Budd Doble pushed The Roman for first money and Monte Carlo led the Trojan effort. Susie J. struggled despite being the favorite.
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Buffalo Buffalo
N. Y
Kennilworth
Frontier
Hubinger
Brown Hal
Elastic Pointer
Budd Doble
Monte Carlo
Susie J
Free Three Green Trading Stamps Coupon In August
The Boston Sunday Post announces a month long August coupon on page 2 every Sunday offering three green trading stamps. Each coupon can be redeemed for three stamps at named local stores without spending a penny. Order next Sunday's Post.
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Boston Sunday Post
Post
Jail for Two and Fine for One in Church Meeting Disorder
Granville Martin and William M Trotter two of the colored men charged with disturbing a Booker T Washington meeting at Zion Church were sentenced to 30 days each in the House of Correction Judge Bennett ordered Bernard A Charles fined two dollars for a similar charge Charles received lighter punishment since the judge did not believe he acted with deliberate intent. Martin and Trotter appealed and were held for the Superior Court. Charles paid his fine.
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Granville Martin
William M. Trotter
Booker T. Washington
Zion Church
Bennett
House of Correction
Bernard A. Charles
Trotter
Martin
Charles
Cr. H. Plummer
Washington
Morgan
Williams on Trial in Zion Church Assault Case
A phase of the Zion Church disturbance continues as Stephen A. Williams is charged with assaulting Bernard Charles during the ejection of Granville Martin. Charles testifies he was stabbed in the side with a knife and later threatened to have his throat cut. Hospital records show a 10 inch wound and multiple follow up visits. The hearing is continued to a special session next Tuesday.
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Zion Church
Stephen A. Williams
Bernard Charles
Granville Martin
Co. H. Plummer
Clement G. Morgan
James H. Wolfe
Charles
Martin
Williams
Edward J. Hunt
Michael A. Fahey
City Hospital
Bennett
Munroe Takes First Money in Golden Wheel Race
Benny Munroe of Memphis wins the five hour Charles River Park race covering 238 miles 1732 yards to take the lead from De Guichard who is hospitalized. George Leander substitutes and helps Munroe’s late push as Lawson falters. race includes an amateur 10 mile segment won by Ralph Wyatt and Dennis Connolly. Time 71 minutes 44 seconds for the final mile.
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Charles River Park
Benny Munroe
Memphis
Tenn
de Guichard
Lawson
George Leander
Chicago
Gus Lawson
Leander
Hunter
Munroe
Hoffman
Newkirk
L Leander
Ralph Wyatt
Dennis Connolly
Wyatt
C. Connolly
HW. M. Bell
Two-Hour Race at Revere Tonight Ends Six Day Meet
The Revere cycle track wraps up its six day event with a two-hour race featuring George Leander Jimmy Moran Bobby Walthour Nat Butler and Hugh MacLean. The winner will be the rider with the most miles in two hours while six-day prizes follow the Monday score. Albert Champion aims for a record with a French motor. Amateur events also scheduled.
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Revere
George Leander
Jimmy Moran
Bobby Walthour
Nat Butler
Hugh MacLean
Ingraham
Albert Champion
Dorchester
Dorchester Wheelmen
Lauriat Avenue
Lyons Street
Frank Feather
Sullivan to pitch for Boston Knights team at field day
Senator Michael J. Sullivan a former Colt and Giants pitcher practiced at Huntington avenue grounds and said he is ready to pitch for the Boston Chapter team in the Knights of Columbus field day at Combination Park. The programme features a Concord Council nine versus Boston, plus a Winthrop and Malden councils game at 1 p m, two half mile horse races and athletic events.
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Knights OF Columbus
Michael J. Sullivan
South Boston
Pop Anson
Colt Brigade
New York Giants
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Concord Council
Combination Park
Winthrop
Malden
Sunday church services listed across Tremont area
A schedule of Sunday services across many churches in Boston. Tremont Temple Baptist Church features Rev. P. S. Henson sermon The Face of an Ox and Rev. Henson evening talk The Pauper and the Plutocrat. Other churches include Aggles Street Baptist, First Baptist, Clarendon Street, Baptist Tabernacle, Shawmut Congregational, Berkeley Temple, and Old South Church with varied sermons and Sunday schools.
Religious Services and Lectures Across Boston Area
Wide list of church services lectures and spiritualist meetings in Boston and nearby areas. Includes Methodist Tremont Street church with sermons by G H Hardy. People’s Temple with George W Rice. Malden Gospel Tent lectures. Boston Young Men's Christian Association address by T S Henson. Christadelphians House of Many Mansions lecture. Ex Priest Joseph Slattery talk on Teo XIII and Purgatory. Spiritist Harmony Hall programs. Boston Psychic Conference activities. Dr Ella A Higginson circle. Unity Camp at Saugus Centre. Mrs Perabody McKenna circle readings. Mrs Williamson SpirituaI Meeting. Mrs Marrinepr circles. Circles with Mrs Collins. Boston Common Preaching. Every Day Church Martha Bartle. and 397 Shawmut Avenue preaching by Martha A Bartle.
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Tremont Street
M. E
Tremont and
Concord Streets
B. A. Blake
G. H. Hardy
People’s Hour
People's Temple
George W. Rice
New York Conference
Music In Religion
Georgia Badger-Rice
K. C. Russell
Eastern Avenue
Main
Ferry Streets
Malden
Mass
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Brooklyn
T. S. Henson
D. D
Miles Langley
Emmanuel Church
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
House of Many Mansions
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Miss Webster
Anna Strong
Matook
Burns
Alexander
Kampe
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Sears
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Sally VII
Picadilly
C. H. W. Foster
Vanet
Nicknack
W. Pouror
Walada
We. W. Rows
Humbug
Cole and Bacon
H.m
Lothrop
Sehoomook
B. Smith
H. H. White
Opitseh V
Foster
J. Joyce
C. H. Tweed
Bawaren
R. C. Robbins
Ida
Gibson
Fronman
A. Cooley
E. A. Boardman
Chanee
Reginald Boardman
J. H. Huot
W. C. Loring
Rattler
A. D. Irving
Dormaince
C. Clapp
Miladi Sr
F. R. Adams
Kalmuck
Livingstone Davis
Aspinquid IL
M. Foster
Mirage
J. B
Olmstead
W. H Brown
Setsu, Talbot and Lewis
Sallie Itv
H. W. Mason
Francis Skinner, Jr
Susanne
F. F. Brewster
H. S. Wheelock
Carmen
O. H. Johnnson
Melrose
NEW Publications
Ee Et New Publications
New Shamrock
Mr. Campbell
Erin
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Shamrocks
Shamrock NT
Scotland
Shamrock L
Shamrock Itn
Lake Memphremagog
Wilfred F. Jacobs
Wilfred Beb. Jacobs
M’fadden
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston St
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
L. H. Rhodes
J. Henson
Aggles Street Baptist Church
Nen Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
G. Neil
Ruggles Street
Neil
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
O. P. Giffo Do. D
Buffalo
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
James A. Francis
George B. Titus
Brockton
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Loren A. Clevenger
Young People's Meeting
Song of the Saved
Congregational Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
W. E. Barton
Shawmut Church
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Edwin N. Hardy
Quincy
Christian Endeavor Society
OLD South C'Turch
Third Church
Allen E. Cross
Wil
Sanford
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
H. O. Hannum
Civic Church
Revere Beach
Johnstown
Littlefield
Unitarian
Boston Common
Charles Street
Beacon Street Mall
Charles J. Staples
Benjamin F. McDaniel
Shawmut Avenue
Canton and
Martha A. Bartle
Parker’s
Oxford House
Main St
Henry A. Surette
Prop
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