Losing Streak of the Braves Is Checked by Defeat of the Cardinals
Gloucester notes a delayed open race of the Gloucester Yacht Club under light easterly winds with fog. The Massachusetts Yacht Racing Union fleet of 75 sails competed, the largest start this season. Class 15-footers included Tabasco Jr and Snipe with Wiggin and Woodbury listed. protests filed regarding fouling and coverage of the course.
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Braves
Cardinals
Gloucester
Gloucester Yacht Club
Massachusetts Yacht Racing Union
REDS BEAT OUT QUAKERS IN LOW WIND REGATTA
The Red Sox beat the Quakers 5 to 4 after a delayed start due to light winds in Gloucester harbor. The seven mile course was run twice on a triangular path with protests pending for the Vera III and Louise over course completion and fouling at the first mark. Major winners across classes included Louise, Tyro, Shadow, Sally XI, and Wanderer IV with Ganoga serving as judges boat.
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Gloucester Harbor
Bar Harbor
H. Lundberg
Louise
R. R. Smith
Tyro
Shadow
Sally XI
Dartwell
Lithe
Wanderer IV
Vera III
Manchester
Tulip
Winthrop
Comet
Ganoga
Ralph W. Dundas
Howard Gannett
William C. Cherrington
T. B. Campbell
Thomas Bruen
Frederick G. Hall
Marblehead
Fog stops New York Yacht Club race at Marblehead
Fog and light air prevent the New York Yacht Club from racing Marblehead to Gloucester. The fleet arrived by 5 pm, with Resolute and Vanitie among the cup defenders. Races will resume tomorrow morning back to Marblehead.
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Gloucester
New York Yacht Club
Marblehead
Cup
Resolute
Vanitie
Viking
Corsair
Alberta
Oneida
Arcady
Sadona
Zara
Utowana
Guinevere
Alcyone
Felicia
Narada
Seminole
Admiral
Virginia
Alacrity
Zipalong
Hellanthus
Porus
Stiletta
Nightingale
Macbeth II
Nemaha
Lady Betty
Houp-La
Queen
Enchantress
Hadymion
Vagrant
Intrepid
Katrina
Radiant
Chicago wins open one mile relay at Panama Pacific Exposition
The University of Chicago led the Ama teur Athletic Union open one mile relay, finishing in 3 28 5 with four-man teams. Boston Athletic Association took second, Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce third, at San Francisco August 9.
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San Francisco
Amateur Athletic Union
University of Chicago
Boston Athletic Association
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Favorites Beaten in Big Race at Grand Circuit Meet
In Grand Rapids, August 9, the opening programme of the local Grand Circuit harness races saw favorites beaten in all three events. Hard-fought heats and whipping finishes marked the program amid ideal weather conditions.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Directed Upsets at Grand Rapids Railway Stake
The 2:14 trot Grand Rapids Railway Stake with $3000 top prize saw outsider Miss Directed win, while Mirthful failed to repeat after heavy betting. Lettie Lee finished third. Adberl M won the 2:10 trot, with Guy Nella taking second after a rough start. General Todd claimed the Matron Stake for 3-year-olds, with Miss Harris M. second in every heat.
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Grand Rapids Railway
Miss Directed
Mirthful
Lettie Lee
General Todd
Miss Harris M
Adberl M
Guy Nella
B. m
Direct Well
McDevitt
Geers
George
MacDonald
Cox
Peter Worthy
G. c
McCarr
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Lo Sieden
Lulu Lumine
Murphy
Lizzie Brown
B. m. Crescesioet
Lou Jennings
Br. m
Brennan
Bro. Albamo
B. G
Quinn
Sombro Bell
Berrili
Bik
Ieee Seeng
Fox Hunters in Hot Chase Near Lexington Run
The Middlesex Hunt pursued Sir Reynard in Lexington led by Master Alexander Higginson. About half a dozen riders with 27 hounds started from John H. Willard's North Street estate and followed a fox into Burlington before scent faded. A second hunt is planned from South Lincoln kennels on Wednesday.
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Middlesex Hunt
Sir Reynard
Lexington
Alexander Higginson
Lincoln
Manchester
Mass
John H. Willard
North Street
Burlington
Willard Estate
South
Police Nines Meet Newton In South End Grounds Showdown
The Boston police baseball nine, state champions, face Newton police at 11 this morning at the South End grounds off Walpole street. Newton's battery is Connolly and Starkwell. Boston relies on Thompson or Connolly and Mahoney. This is their second meeting of the season, with Boston having previously defeated Newton. Boston has lost only one game this season.
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Boston Police
Newton Police
South End Grounds
Walpole Street
Newton Battery
Connolly
Starkwell
Boston
Thompson
Sherwood Magee
Herbert Moran
Rudolph
Braves
Slim Labe
Herbie Moran
Evers
Egan
Magee
Maggie
Moran
Guilford Leads in Wollaston Golf Club Press Championship
Jesse Guilford of Woodland shone at the Wollaston Golf Club press championship with a 70, near amateur course record, as 137 entrants competed for the largest field yet. Francis Ouimet and Claude Hart held low scores at 69, while Guilford’s two holes cost him a shot at the lead, and match-play pairings followed.
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Jesse Guilford
Woodland
Wollaston Golf Club
Guilford
Francis Ouimet
Claude M. Hart
B. S. Evans
Belmont
B. M. Combe
Victoria B. C
G. J. Murphy
W. T. Byrnes
Kansas
J. E. van Doren
Belmont Spring
H. N. Raymond
Chestnut Hill
B. Driver
Wollaston
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Brae-Birn
J. W. French
A. Nickerson
Albemarle
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Meadowbrook
J. J. Gallagher
L. A. McGovern
G. W. Berry
Worcester
Eaton
Bear Hill
L. P. Page
P. Schofield
P. Collier
Bellevue
O. B. Carberry
Wollaston F
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Press Club
A. F. Fay
N. J. Sweeney
Scarboro
J. P. Guilford
B. M. Taft
F. J. Wright
C. M. Hart
L. B. Paton
T. F. McCarthy
G. F. Kelley
J. H. Sullivan, Jr
Gerald J. Murphy
F. L. Hunt, Jr
C. A. Whittemore
W. S. Brophy
H. W. Porter
J. A. Campbell
J. BE. Kedian
R. Ouimet
F. W. Chaney
A. Cameron
P. H. Sherwin
D. H. Goodspeed
E. F. Emerson
G. W. Paterson
W. F. Kearns
M. J. Mackey
A. H. Baker
H. S. Bowen
A. L. Pond
A. G. Tenney
C. H. Kendall
L. B. Page
R. H. Hunt
J. B. Brennan
J. E. Lynch
N. Hargrave
C. L. Perkins
A. J. Wellington
A. P. DeVega
C. Stackman
J. ¥. Shoaff
J. F. Emery
A. W. Dempsey
H. W. Joyce
Tom Kerrigan Sets Course Records in Commonwealth Tourney
Tom Kerrigan of the Dedham Hunt and Polo Club won $50 for the best 36 hole total at Commonwealth Country Club. He also broke both 18 and 36 hole pro records with a 66 68 for 134. George Bowden, Jack Gordon, and Charlie Burgess earned the other cash prizes in a tightly packed field.
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Commonwealth Country Club
Tom Kerrigan
Dedham Hunt and Polo Club
Kerrigan
George Bowden
Tedesco
Jack Gordon
Providence, R. J
Rhode Island Co. c
Charlie Burgess
Woodland
Brockton Beats New Bedford In Lopsided Colonial League Game
Brockton defeated New Bedford 8 to 1 in a Colonial League clash. Brockton totaled 12 hits while committing five errors, and New Bedford scored a single run.
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New Bedford
Brockton
Hartford shuts out New Haven in interrupted game
Hartford defeated New Haven 8 to 0 before darkness halted play in the seventh inning. Democ, Gaudette, and Chouinard each drove in runs, with Whitehouse adding two and Delehanty contributing. Ten batters were left on base as Eaton and Haddock allowed seven and six hits respectively.
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New Haven
Hartford
Lied
Demoess
Frasier
Gaudetters
Somers
O/Cho'nard
Coles
D'hanty
Powers
W'housers
Soper
Texter
Edwards
Proulx
Hogan
Werre
Eaton
Sherman
Haddock
Audette
Chouinard
Delehanty
Whitehouse
Gaudette
Verre
Waters
Pawtucket Beats Springfield In Eight to One Tilt
Pawtucket trimmed Springfield today eight to one as visitors' brisk fielding and sharp double plays kept the Tips' offense quiet. Springfield produced several hits but could not sustain rallies.
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Springfield
Pawtucket
Dodgersbury Beats Chicago 13 to 0 in Exhibition
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 13 to 0. Standridge pitched until ninth, when he was relieved. Place allowed 8 hits in 5 innings, Standridge 15 in 4. Hummel Myers Getz Pfef fer doubled. Cutshaw stole a base. Pierce struck out three, Pfeffer one, Standridge one. wild pitch by Pierce. Tmpire O Day.
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J. Carlisle Smith
Atlanta
Georgia
Auburn
Nashville
Brooklyn
Boston
Standridge
Hummel
Myers
Getz
Pfeffer
Cutshaw
Place
Strick
Pierce
Tmpire
O' Day
Chicago
George Cutshaw
Clarence Beaumont
Pittsburg
Makin
Fierce
Wheat
Archer
O’day
Ernest ©. Quigley
Mara
Daubert
McCarty
Wisher
Schulte
Zimmerman
Williams
F McLarry
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Hargrave
Dick Rudolph Dominates Cardinals In 6 2 Win
Dick Rudolph pitched effectively as the Boston Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6 to 2 in St. Louis. Key moments included Moran and Magee contributing timely hits, and Rudolph dodging late threats to seal the win, with Maranville and Evers anchoring the offense and defense.
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Boston
R. BH
PO. A. E. Tee
Moran
Evers
Egan
Connolly
Magee
Wanes
Schmidt
Smith
Moranville
O Gowdy
Rudolph
ST. Louis
Butler
Bescher
Miller
Hyatt
Dolan
Snyder
Gonzales
Betzel
Sallee
Griner
Boston Ee Ereerensat
St. Louis Eveeeres
Moran Smith
Stoleg Og Griner
Maranville
Ris Roxie
Dewble
Hyatt Rudolph
Vom
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Emslie
German Restaurant for Men Gases and Imported Beers
Boston listing notes a German restaurant at 343 Washington Street offering imported beers ales and gas service for men.
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Erman Restaurant For Men
Washington St
Boston
Portland Defeats Manchester 4 2 in Rainy New Hampshire Contest
Portland beat Manchester 4 to 2 in New Hampshire. Eight Portland hits produced four runs including a fourth inning triple and double. Pitcher King gave up seven hits and seven runs, while Mayberry allowed two runs. Rain affected play through nine innings.
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Manchester
N. H
Portland
King
Clemens
Burns
Farrell
Herndon
McGeehan
Spires
Sweatt
Lonergan
Fish
Dowell
Mayberry
Sline
White
Tigers Fall Short In Atlantic Cup First Round
Narragansett Pier Rhode Island Aug Aiken Tigers fail to overcome a five goal handicap against Aiken Red Birds in a first round match losing 10 to 98 4. Crane adds a Tigers safety that seals the defeat.
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Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Aiken Tigers
Aiken Red Birds
Crane
Tigers
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