Italia Winner at Marblehead Dominates Midsummer Series
At Marblehead Corinthian Yacht Club races 192 boats started in light southerly breeze. Italia won the 81-rater with Brito mart second and Nutmeg III third while Josephine finished last in class. Ellen, Charles P. Curtis' boat, won the sonderklasse nearly two minutes ahead of Sprig skippered by John L. Saltonstall of the Boston Yacht Club.
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Britomart
Josephine
Charles P. Curtis
Ellen
Boston Yacht Club
Sonderklasse
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Aromet
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Naps Weird Work Wins for Athletics in Championship
The Boston club captured the title with a 13 to 0 win, its third championship in the league's history. Smith starred on the mound and at the plate, with Olson and O Shaughnessy among the leading hitters. Chicago whitewashed St. Louis 13 to 0 in the morning game, ending after seven innings. League Night at Gibson House capped the event as delegates head to Providence for the international union convention.
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Philadelphia
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Rogers
McCarthy
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St. Louis
Gibson House
Providence
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Hub Typos Champions of Printers Hub
In Cincinnati on August 7 Jack Smith led the Hub to another Union Printers National Baseball League title. The Boston team, in top form, beat Chicago 11 to 5 in the final game to claim the Garry Herrmann trophy.
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Jack Smith
Boston
Garry Herrmann
Union Printers
National Baseball League
Chicago
Hibernians Plan Labor Day Field Day in South Boston
The Hibernians of Suffolk county announce a Labor Day field day at Locust Street grounds South Boston with four nursing tournament teams set to compete The Young Irelands Cambridge and the Skummers Charlestown will face two South Boston squads Wolf Tomes and Shamrocks Personal supervision by Joseph McNamara will guide open amateur events and a full list of events will be announced soon The count of readable text ends with a stray classroom joke.
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Suffolk County
Locust Street Grounds
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Frederick J. McLaughlin
Young Irelands
Cambridge
sKummers
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South Boston
Wolf Tomes
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Shamrocks
Joseph McNamara
Baseball schedules across leagues highlight regional matchups
National League games feature Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn St Louis New York and others. American League lists Boston Detroit New York St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Washington. Federal League includes Pittsburgh St Louis Buffalo Kansas City Brooklyn Chicago Baltimore Indianapolis. New England and Colonial League pairings include Haverhill Worcester Lynn Lewiston Lawrence Lowell Manchester Portland Fall River Pawtucket Taunton New Bedford Woonsocket Brockton.
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Taunton
New Bedford
Woonsocket
Brockton
South Shore Tennis Starts With New Cup In Play
The South Shore tennis tournament opens with a new cup replacing the traditional challenge round James Nowell of Boston defends his New Hampshire title and gains the old Hatherly cup permanent possession The event runs August 22 to 29 at the Hatherly Club North Scituate Beach singles begin August 22 with doubles following August 25 Entries close August 20 with G H Smith Jr handling registrations
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Harvard
James Nowell
Boston
New Hampshire
Hatherly Club
North Scituate Beach
Nowell
Newport
G. H. Smith, Jr
Minot
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White Sox Blankets Senators In Opener
In Chicago’s 7 to 4 victory over Washington, Acosta doubled, McBride-Benz-Fournier connected on the bases, and Ayres yielded four runs in the eighth. Bentley allowed two runs over seven innings. Bens struck out three. Umpires Chill and Como.
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Daley
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C Maisel
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Baseball Scores From City Parks Early Season
At Nashville Nashville 4 Memphis 3 and at Birmingham Birmingham 15 New Orleans 2. In Chattanooga Atlanta 5 called in the 11th, darkness. Montgomery Mobile postponed due to wet grounds.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
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Montgomery-Mobile
New Bedford defeats Taunton 10 to 7 in baseball tussle
New Bedford took a loosely played Colonial League game at Hopewell Park to beat Taunton 10 7. Notable performers included the Sullivan brothers Gilroy and Proulx with strong showings from White side English Breen and Dukette. Pitchers Presbrey Tillman and Brown worked the mound in a busy nine inning affair.
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Hopewell Park
Brown
Presbrey
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Sullivan Brothers
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Proulx
Po.a.e
A.E. J.sull'n
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Dukette
Kiley
C'sevant
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Bope
Linder
Dean
Frances
Barry
Diviney
Momion Sass
J. Sullivan
Cassevant
H. Sullivan
Eee Brey
Devron
Fall River Beats Pawtucket 8 to 2 in Afternoon Game
Fall River defeated Pawtucket 8 to 2 to push toward the pennant. Eastwood gave up runs at key moments while Haley shone in all but one inning, and the home team struck at opportune times.
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Pawtucket
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Haley
General Bailey Assigned to Command in Philippines
Brigadier General Charles G. Bailey, head of the artillery district of New York and New England at Fort Totten, N Y, was ordered to report to Major General Barry to command a station in the Philippines.
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Charles G. Bailey
New York
New England
Fort Totten
N. Y
Barry
Philippines
Ty Cobb Back in Lineup Sparks Tigers Past Red Sox
Ty Cobb returned to the Detroit lineup and hit a three bagger to right, driving in the decisive run in a 3 1 victory over Boston. The Tigers improved their series lead as Cobb staked his team to an early lead with his sharp hit.
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Tiger
Ty Cobb
Red Sox
Boston
Sean Gregg
Jungaleers
Cobb
Car collision injures Dorchester woman and Woburn man
Miss Eva Roberts of Dorchester suffered a nervous shock and a badly bruised foot after a crash involving two semi convert ble cars. Coleman Connolly of Woburn escaped with bruises and contusions. Dr. William Kelliher treated both, with Connolly transported home by ambulance and Roberts taken to Woburn friends. The Lowell to Boston car failed its brakes at an incline switch, colliding with the car from Woburn to Lowell.
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Eva Roberts
Richfield Street
Dorchester
Coleman Connolly
Fort Street
Woburn
William Kelliher
Connolly
Miss Roberts
Woburn Friends
Lowell
Boston
Theodore Lord
Patrick Lawin
Panama Canal Ready to Open August Sixteen
Secretary Garrison announced no reason exists to delay the opening of the Panama Canal on August 16. He stated there is no obstacle on the Isthmus or within the War Department preventing vessels needing up to thirty feet of water from passing on that date.
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Washington
Garrison
Panama Canal
Auto Strikes Tree, 3 Hurt in Milford Collision
Three Winchenden men were seriously hurt when their car skidded into a tree and was demolished today in Milford. At Milford hospital they were identified as Charles Clark, James Murphy and Thomas Creighton. Doctors believe they will recover.
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Milford Hospital
Charles Clark
James Murphy
Thomas Creighton
Under Cover Play To Aid Salem Fire Sufferers
Mayor John F. Hurley and Salem officials attend the Plymouth Theatre tonight for Under Cover as Liebler & Company and Selwyn & Company donate all matinee and evening proceeds to a Salem fire fund. Governor Walsh may also attend the evening show.
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City of
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Plymouth Theatre
Under Cover
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Liebler & Company
Selwyn & Company
Fourth Fire Rumor Dims at Custom House Tower
A flaring gasoline torch used by workmen at the top of Boston’s Custom House tower drew a crowd of several hundred at State Street last night who feared a fourth blaze. The alarm was not sounded, and no fire occurred.
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Custom House
State Street
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Red Sox Fall Short in Tight Boston-Ty Cobb Return
Gregg allows two runs seven hits in seven innings as Covaleskie limits Boston to six safeties. Cobb shines with a triple and active baserunning briefly spark Boston before late rallies falter. Hooper Janvrin and Speaker fail to deliver decisive hits in loss during the May game at home.
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Tigers
Red Sox
Dutch Leonard
St. Louis
Boston
Covaleskie
Hooper
Janvrin
Engle
Gardner
Summer Review Schools Closed After Six-Week Session
The summer review programs for students behind in the past year closed yesterday after six weeks. Assistant Superintendent A. L. Rafter will confer with Dr. Dyer at school headquarters this morning about issuing diplomas and certificates for the work completed.
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A. L. Rafter
Dyer
Canada and West Take Boat Races at Schuylkill
Western and Canadian oarsmen dominated the opening day at Philadelphia regatta on the Schuylkill River. Westerners captured five events while the Vesper Boat Club senior pair was the lone Eastern win in seven of eight races.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Schuylkill River
Vesper Boat Club
Duluth Boat Club Leads in Multiple Rowing Events
The Duluth Boat Club dominated with three of four wins while Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe Club took the junior eight. W.A. Neer of Detroit Boat Club placed in senior events with others from Toronto and Philadelphia among top finishers.
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Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe Club
Jim Wray
Harvard
W.A. Neer
Detroit Bos‘ Club
Everard B. Butler
Toronto Rowing Club
Robert Dibble
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
R. H. Pearse
New York
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Mich
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Washington
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Philadelphia
Duluth B. C
H. E. Osman
A. R. Kent
University Barge
Pennsylvania Barge
W. A. Neer
Detroit B. C
Henry Heller
Metropolitan Rowing Club
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H. H. Bergin
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Argonaut Rowing Club
Analectan Boat Club
University Barge Club
Eastern Association Scores From Recent Games
Pittsfield and Waterbury split results with Pittsfield beating Waterbury 11 to 5 while New Haven trounced Springfield 8 to 2 New London and New Britain posted a 0 0 draw or no score reported in the brief update
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