Giants at Boston in pivotal National League tilt today
The New York Giants visit the South End grounds for the season’s first meeting with Boston. Reliable pitchers Nichols and Meekin may start as New York seeks to stay in the pennant race and tighten their standings against Baltimore, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia.
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Colts Win Thriller Over Indians In Chicago Showdown
The Colts beat the Indians 6 to 4 in Chicago as Anson and Dahlen starred with strong hitting and solid fielding. McKean muff and Connor's two hits helped set the early lead, while Cleveland tied in the ninth before Anson drove in the winning run with a key two-out hit. Attendance was 12,900.
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O’day
Colonels Triumph Over Reds In Cincinnati Game
Louisville beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Ehret relieved Dwyer in the second after Reds scored two. Fraser held Reds to limited hits, attendance 7000. Key hits included Peitz, Stafford for Louisville and Werden, Dexter, Clingman for Cincinnati.
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Baltimore Tenants Beat Pawtucket In Exhibition Event
Baltimore nine defeated Pawtucket 9 to 6 in an exhibition at Crescent Park. Manager Hanlon sent his regulars, with Todd starting for Pawtucket and Hoffer pitching for Baltimore. Errors aided Baltimore late as 400 spectators watched a brisk game.
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Crescent Park
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Hoffer
New England
Unclear Scoreline Match Clips With Regional Pairings
Local sports ledger records scattered results from games in Buffalo Newark Paterson Lancaster and Reading. Details show mixed outcomes with teams from Buffalo Syracuse Newark Reading Paterson Lancaster and Paterson listing several scoreline pairs.
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Reading
Paterson
Lancaster
Labor Day Match Bid With Oaklands Aimed at $200
The Maldens seek two Labor Day games and a Saturday out of town engagement, offering $200 to the Oaklands of Chelsea for a match. The Maldens' committee will be at the Post Friday evening to post a forfeit if Oaklands attend. Baltimore led the standings last year with Chicago and Cleveland following.
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Vigilant Wins Morgan Cup In 178 Mile Night Ocean Race
The NYYC double century from Vineyard Haven to Mt. Desert finished off Baker's Island Light with Vigilant leading Navahoe by fifty minutes in the sloop class. Colonia won the schooner class by 21 seconds over Emerald after a dramatic finish.
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Mt. Desert
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Colonia
Emerald
J. Pierpont Morgan
Nantucket Shoals
Great Yachts of
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Pollock Rip
Wasp
Mab
Race results and youth baseball game notices dominate Boston harbor report
The fleet raced from Cross Rip lightship to Pollock Rip and Shovelful lightships with Emerald and Wasp leading at times. After nightfall Colonia and Vigilant closed the gap. Vigilant finished first at Vineyard Haven in 29 hours 56 minutes 51 seconds. Postrace, extensive notices solicit 8 to 19 year old teams across Boston area for exhibition games with many clubs naming managers and addresses.
Sprinters to duel at the Post next Sunday eve
John Chiesa and John Cavanagro plan a race at the Post next Sunday evening. They discussed a half mile or mile event with a potential match within three weeks after signing. Local interest focuses on arranging dates and venues for the first meeting.
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Seawanhaka Challenge Cup Won By Duggan At Sea
Last year G Herrick Duggan carried the costly international challenge cup for mosquito craft to Canada aboard his half rater Glencairn and won it for the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. In a few days the Momo and the Glencairn II. will race as two of five boats designed for the event.
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Canada
G. Herrick Duggan
Glencairn
Momo
Canadian waters to host Duggan built racer for cup
George Herrick Duggan of Toronto, born thirty five years ago, a civil and mechanical engineer, former chief engineer at Dominion Bridge Company, veteran yachtsman and founder of the Toronto Yacht Club, will race for the cup this year after expressing satisfaction with fair play received last year. He promised American rivals the same good treatment as the Yankees seek to reclaim the trophy on the sound.
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Yachts race for $100 in 35-foot class from Vineyard Haven
Katonah skippered by Mr. Ames and Norota under ER H Burnham of Boston raced from Vineyard Haven to Marblehead for $100. Katonah left at 6 15 Saturday and arrived 4 07 this morning, Norota reached 13 minutes later. Captain John Barr commanded Norota and she set off eastward after noon.
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Newport’s Queenly Appeal Draws Summer Crowds
The New York New Haven Hartford line plans a $1 Boston to Newport excursion on Thursday August 12. A special train departs Park Square at 9 30 am and returns from Newport at 6 pm. Tickets are limited and go on sale three days prior at No 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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Fireman Injured Slipping From Gangplank Aboard Cuba
John Arling, a fireman on the steam vessel Cuba at Long wharf, slipped while ascending the gangplank yesterday. He injured his left knee and right shoulder. Dr Dunn treated him aboard the steamer.
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Taylor's Record Norwood Cyclists Double Century Fast Time
Mr Warren F. Taylor president of the Norwood Cycle Club completed a 200 mile double century from Norwood to Wrentham and back in 15h 4m with pacemakers and rests along a 50 mile course. He finished at 9 28 30 pm after a second lap and received support from Norwood cyclists. The event marked improved times and discussed upcoming Essex County Wheelmen road race entries and equipment notes from manufacturers.
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Taunton
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Norwood C. Co
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Sumner Bagley
J. H. Haskins
McGuinness Sets 200 Mile Record Ride From New Bedford
J Eugene McGuinness of the Metacomet Cycle Club rode a 200 mile round trip from New Bedford to Webster and back in 16 hours 56 minutes 30 seconds, beating F C Graves's Springfield record by 32 minutes. Timers were James Stitt Richard Stitt Clifford Tripp and Joseph Garant. Pacemakers assisted sections from New Bedford to Fall River Fall River to Woonsocket Woonsocket to Worcester and Worcester to Webster. One puncture occurred. he finished in excellent condition.
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Fall River
Joseph McQuade
Woonsocket
Fred Wilson
Worcester
Joseph Sylvester
Victor Eckberg
Rhode Island Century Riders End Run To Boston
About 150 riders from Providence to Boston and return rolled into Copley Square for mid day registration at the Copley Square Hotel. The group then rode back toward Providence with Boston centrions joining to seek bars, arriving late in the evening after a head wind slowed the afternoon leg.
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C. B. Truesdell
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J. H. Feeley
T. A. McKendall
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L. B. Wittstandley
O. L. Mowry
L. E. Mowry
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L. G. Schwab
P. Bohen
G. L. Warfield
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Hans Hanson
H. D. Merritt
W. Williams
Walter Anthony
C. T. Slack
F. H. Kingsley
Fall River
H. E. Place
Hills Grove
G. H. Wrightman
Appenaug
C. 8. Jones
N. Bedard
Attleboro
Boston Centurions
Bicycle Notes and Local Racing News From Providence Era
A Providence bicycle feature reports Llewellyn Mowry’s arrest in Franklin Park for speeding on the return trip from Boston, with bail posted and a West Roxbury Court appearance planned. It notes Mrs. John M. Savage and Miss Bessie L. Newman planning a White Mountains trip to Portland, carrying bull dog revolvers. Also mentioned are F. C. Cannon’s two month Europe tour, Clarence Lee’s recovery vacation in New Hampshire, a postponed Massachusetts B C racing team tryout at Charles River Park, and a Worcester national circuit mace meet prize list with various awards and items such as gold medals, cash prizes, and travel gear.
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Clarence Lee
New Hampshire
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Charles River Park
Worcester
Manchester Yacht Club Parade and Races Highlight Weekend
Yachting notes report a water parade and carnival off the Manchester Yacht Club starting at 8 PM with prizes for best decorated and illuminated boats. A 4 PM water parade will feature a large fleet, while other clubs host moonlight sails and second evening races. The Rice and Hastings cup went to the Lawley knockabout Robin Hood last week at Woods Hole.
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Boston Light
Wollaston Yacht Club
Winthroop Yacht Club
Lawley
Charles H. Jones
Woods Hole
Hull Yacht Club
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Weir River
James F. Barry
James T. Powers
George L. Paget
Kelcher
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Bliss
Roxbury A OH Division 29 elects new candidates
Division 29 meeting in Friendship Hall Roxbury heard several candidates initiated and many applications received. The highlight was John J McCarthy winning a first class cabin passage to Ireland as the most popular Hibernian, with M T Athridge praised for his efforts across multiple organizations.
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John J.mccarthy
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McCarthy
M. T. Athridge
Athridge
St. Francis Court
Ocean excursion plans for Roxbury A. O. H. Division
At Gaelic Hall Roxbury the Division 41 A. O. H. planned a sun voyage from Central wharf at 9 30 a m aboard the steamer City of Gloucester with Suffolk county chieftains as guests. Twelve new members were initiated and fifteen applications filed. Gaelic Hall at Tremont and Lenox streets is leased to establish a reading room. a social and literary Gaelic entertainment followed.
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Arrest of Arthur F Billings on assault charge
Arthur F Billings was arrested yesterday on Neponset street for criminal assault on Amy G Weaver aged 14, alleged to have occurred about five months ago.
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Five New Members Initiated by Musicians Union
At the regular meeting of L. A. 813 K of L Musicians Union held at 88 Court Street yesterday five new members were initiated.
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Fitchburg Rail Fare to Buffalo for G A R En Campment
Fitchburg tickets to Buffalo and return offered in conjunction with the G A R encampment. Includes a free side trip to Saratoga. The rate is a single fare for the round trip.
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