Marblehead Yacht Trials Set For Final Western Cup Races
Marblehead hosts 13 sonderklasse boats as final trials for three to face Spain in the Western Yacht Club series starting next week. Boats polished, measurements compared by W Starling Burgess and C D Mower.
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Sonderklasse
Western Yacht Club
President Taft
Governor Draper
Burgess Yard
Wolf
Ellen
Lady
Demon
Jayette
Beaver
C. H. W. Foster
Frazier
McKay
Skeezix
Cima
Graves
Sally 3
Boat fleet weighs and sails outlined after launch
The Skeezix tops 4480 pounds while Har poon weighs 4085 pounds, near the minimum. The Bonivee carries the largest mainsail at 434.5 square feet. Bonivee Wolf and Joyette were launched this afternoon using light westerly winds for sail-stretching spins.
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H. M. Sears
Ellen, Co
P. Curtis
Cima
Guy Lowell
Es Escene
Beaver
H. W. Foster Eeesee
Demon
F. B. Crowninshield
Skeezix
Kk M. Hoyt Bat Wege Evteee
Lady
R. Dee B. Boardman
Ween
Wolf
Caleb Loring
Tenes Ween
Joyette
W. H. Childs
Walsh Blanks Senators 4-0 in Chicago win
Ed Walsh held Washington to two hits, both by Conroy, as Chicago beat the Senators 4 to 0. Meloan collected a single and a triple, with two-base hits from Dougherty and Tannehill and a sacrifice by Tannehill.
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Ed Walsh
Washington
Conroy
Melean
Henry
Groom
Tera O
Dougherty
Tannehill
Meloan
Purtell
Collins
Meyer
Parent
Zeider
McBride
H. E. Zelder
A. Parent
Payne
Walsh
Cees
Basbl
Milan
Ssceenstsas
Schaefer
Killifer
Elberfeld
Conroy, R. F
Tenes
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Duke
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Beckendorf
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Rose Pitonof completes Boston Light swim with joy
Rose Pitonof finishes her Boston Light swim amid cheers at Bos ton Light. She tells Post reporter she felt fine and could have continued, praising the breast stroke all through. Pitonof recalls passing Bug Light and Annette Kellermann, calling the moment joyful and the completed feat the happiest of her life.
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Rose Pitonof
Post
Annette Kellermann
Boston
Stone Beach
Remarkable 12 Mile Swim Ends in Victory for Miss Pitonof
Miss Pitonof successfully completes a 12 mile harbor swim despite 54 degree water and constant chop. She follows an unconventional route around Gallup's Island and Fort Warren finishing at Boston Light to cheers from 500+ spectators. Her effort, endurance, and steady breast stroke draw praise from attendants and family.
Miss Pitonof Takes Bold Swim Course
Miss Rose Pitonof completed a new swimming course yesterday that starts near Long Island Head and tests tides near Gallup's Island and Fort Warren. She previously aimed for Bug Light but shifted to ride the tide through Broad Sound to finish.
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Narrows
Broad Sound
Miss Pitonof
Gallup’s Island
Fort Warren
Miss Pitonof Completes Noted Swim to Charlestown Bridge
After a successful bridge swim, Miss Pitonof passed to the lighthouse keeper’s home where she was warmed and examined by Dr. Crockett who found her heart and pulse normal. She credited her father and Professor DeCost for training and said she never felt tired during the feat.
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Miss Pitonof
Revere
Crockett
Charlestown
Professor DeCost
Boston Light Swim Feats and Long Distance Attempts
The article recounts a history of attempts to reach Boston Light by long distance swimmers. Alois Anderle swam to the light in 5 hours 40 minutes but allegedly walked on sand near Nix's Mate. W. J. Walsh came within half a mile but quit due to a thunderstorm. Annette Kellermann swam to a point beyond Bug Light, while Miss Piton’s prior time is noted. The piece lists numerous swimmers who tried and failed, naming Louis Jacot, John Bray, Fred S. Young, John Everett, and others, with currents off Long Island Head proving a persistent barrier.
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John Everett
Tom Rose
East Biston
Thomas Flanagan
East Boston
Arthur Brassy
Miss Pitonof
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North Ferry
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Castle Island
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Nix
Pemberton
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Fort Warren
Bug Light
Annette Kellermann
Boston
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Nix's Mate
W. J. Walsh
Revere Life Guards
Miss Piton
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Louis Jacot
John Bray
Fred S. Young
Charlestown
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Jim Richards
John McLean
John Donovan
William J. Walsh
Alfred Gardner
John Badaracco
Miss Pitonof Completes Boston Light Swim in Record Time
In the Boston Light swim history only two have reached the light Rose Pitonof and Alois Anderle. Pitonof’s feat yesterday surpassed all but Anderle who last year touched Nix’s Mate bar. Anderle’s time 5 hours 40 minutes Pitonof’s 6 hours 50 minutes.
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Rose Pitonof
Alois Anderle
Miss Pitonof
Anderle
Fans Debate Taylor's Wisdom Over Lord Trade
Boston fans weigh the fate of Harry Lord as Red Sox owner and American League politics are blamed for a potential trade. Readers suggest Lajoie or Big Ed Walsh could join Boston, while others warn of destabilizing the team and call for better infield and catcher replacements.
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Big Ed Walsh
Red Sox
Lord
Phineas Taylor Barnum
Taylor
Boston
Pat Dougherty
Cy Young
Cleveland
Rose Pitonof Sets Series of Aquatic Feats at Sea
The renowned swimmer Rose Pitonof, praised by Harvard’s Professor Sargent as exceptionally developed for her age, has long demonstrated endurance in cold waters. Beginning at age 11 with a Moon Head to Freeport Baths swim, she earned distance and speed prizes at the 1907 Jamestown Exhibition and at the Sportsmen’s Show, then swam Hull Gut at 14 under gale and wash from a Nantasket steamer, winning amid challenging conditions. This year she trained for a recent triumph, earning the title of champion swimmer for Greater Boston from Yacht Club to Island Light, a five mile海 voyage victory.
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Sargent
Harvard University
Moon Head
Freeport Street Baths
Hull
Pemberton
Greater Bon
Yacht Club
Island Light
Red Sox trip fuels idle day before Chicago game
After four games in two days the Boston Red Sox enjoyed a layoff in Cleveland. President Taylor chartered touring cars for a three hour joy ride and fans gathered wherever they stopped. Lajoie’s 50 acre farm near Mayfield drew a visit from Donovan and McBreen. Players Engle Carrigan Wood Lord and others showed mixed health while trade talks stalled as Somers and Taylor prepared for tonight’s game with Arellanes expected to start.
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Red Sox
Taylor
Parks
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Cleveland
McBreen
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Larry Lajoie
Lajoie
Engle
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Joe Wood
Donovan
Dr. Green
Clyde
Lord
Deacon
Jim McGuire
Harry
Frank Arellanes
Arellanes
McGuire
Somers
McConnell
Boston
Stahl
Wigner
Joy Riders
Jake Stahl
Cy Young
Falkenberg
Chicago
Naps
Frank
Rochester dominates Providence with twin shutouts
In Providence, Rochester beat Providence 4 0 in the first game and 7 5 in the second. At Newark, Toronto edged Newark 8 7. In Jersey City, Jersey City defeated Buffalo 5 to 4.
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Providence
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Conn League Results Highlight New Haven and Waterbury Scores
At New Haven New Britain New Haven 2 Waterbury Holyoke 8 Waterbury 2. McVey and Jim Johnson battled to a six round draw in an American vywengilists bout in August.
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New Britain
Waterbury
Holyoke
Lon Nee
Aug
Pear Weigi McVey
Jim Johnson
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