Weathering Rain For Tennis At Longwood In English Guests
An afternoon tennis event at Longwood was halted by a sudden downpour after Davis beat Black in one match and Gore impressed as a baseline player against Davis. The English players left Boston with the American team ahead three to two in the cup contest. Barrett sails to England while Black and Gore proceed to Southhampton, L I.
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Longwood
Davis
Gore
Whitman
Black
Boston
Barrett
England
Southhampton
L. I
Paret Defeats Davidson in Sorrento Tennis Final
In Sorrento Maine final round of the tennis tournament J. P. Paret defeated J. C. Davidson after showers. Score 4-6 6-2 6-3 6-2 with Paret claiming the title in a splendid match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrento
J. P. Paret
J. C. Davidson
Paret
Boxing Gossip and Fundraising at the Kirtland Club
Boxing gossip catalogs charity appeals at Boston events. Major Fegley speaks on boxing ethics while patrons contribute from the crowd. Mentions of Higgins, Johnson, Hanlon, Connolly, and others reference bouts, potential matches, and opinions on fouls in Sharkey-Fitz fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kirtland Club
Fegley
American Volunteers
Kirtland
Daly
Mickey Higgins
Johnson
Lyon
Dunlap
Bill Lambert
Ricketts
Win Sullivan
Beulin
Mose Hanlon
Van
Fe Connolly
Rube Ferns
Buffalo
Ne Lynch
Marlboro
Mass
George Mar- Northboro
A. Black
Frank Love
Kid McCoy
D Owny Bernstein
Dayton
Ein
Jon
Barnstein
Ed Gaskin
Brigade
Africa
B. B
Patrick Foley
Crockery Eye Connolly
Foley
Connnolly
John
Fofer
Charlea O'Neil
Concord
Sharkey
Fitzsimmons
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Connecticut High School Scores and Locations
Reads like a fragmented score roundup listing connecticut cities and teams such as Worcester and New Haven with scattered numbers next to pairings like Providence Syracuse Hartford Toronto and Bristol Norwich. The text appears to be an OCR fragment of a local sports score sheet with multiple city pairings and protest notes.
Famous Women Golfers Seize Shinnecock for Championship
New York reports that top women players have claimed Shinnecock Hills as they prepare for the national championship, set for late August. Beatrix Hoyt, 20, ex champion, leads the field with Ruth Underhill, Genevieve Huber, and Mrs. Caleb Fox in pursuit. several others plan early practice at Southampton and Morristown before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Underhill
Genevieve Huber
Caleb Fox
Shinnecock
Southampton
Elsa Hurlbert
Morristown
Miss Hoyt
America
Huber
East Boston Honors Greer with Gold Watch for Rowing Win
East Boston residents braved heat at Lyceum Hall to honor Frank B. Greer, winner of the senior single scull at the Harlem River regatta. Ex-Representative Leary opened the ceremony. Alderman Conry presented a gold watch and chain from East Boston. Local rowing groups and banners attended the brief, spirited tribute.
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East Boston
Lyceum Hall
Frank B. Greer
Harlem
M. J. Leary
New Engilana
Greer
Leary
Joseph A. Conry
Conry
Noddle Island
Apple Island
Mr. Greer
Novel Three Wheeled Gasoline Car Introduced by Pope Sales
The Pope sales depot displays a three wheeled two seat motor carriage with one front steering wheel of 26 inches and two rear wheels of 28 inches. Ignition uses a hot tube heated by a bunsen burner. Price is about 450 dollars. J A Taylor and Son Peck learn to operate it under Mr Bate. The Mobile Company of America opens a steam vehicle agency at 846 Boylston with J B Walker in charge and many stock runabouts available.
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Pope Sales Department
American Bicycle Company
Anager J. A. Taylor
Peck
Bate
Boston
Mobile Company of America
Boylston Street
J. B. Walker
Kiley Reaches Boston After England Heat Loss
Charley Kiley Boston College captain and middle distance runner arrived home. He was beaten a foot in the English champions half mile heat, competing with Bray Tysoe and Hall for a place. He won Bally Cullen quarter in 612-5. He names Howell Irish sprinter winning 100 from scratch in 945. He starts training at Charlesbank today for a scratch 88 yard run at the St Augustine games on Saturday August 18.
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Charley Kiley
Boston
Killey
England
Bray
Tysoe
Hall
Bally Cullen
County Tipperary
Howell
Kiley
Charlesbank
St. Augustine
Charles River Park
Cincinnati players voice support for Latham coaching choice
The team backs Latham as coach despite general opinion of a poor signing. players would contribute to his salary. Nichols leaves Chicago for Minneapolis, while Loftus appears still tied to Chicago. Historic single innings note Chicago’s 13 runs once, with other high-scoring bursts cited. Brighton hosts Dudley A A on Dummy Field at 3 30 for an anticipated fastball contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latham
Nichols
Chicago
Minneapolis
Loftus
Windy City
St. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Brighton
Dudley A. A
Roxbury
Everett Street
Alkyris Beats Empress in Midsummer Yacht Race
Fifty-one boats competed in the third midsummer Corinthian Yacht Club race at Marblehead with a south west breeze. Alkyris overtook Empress from start to finish to win the main event as rivals upset yesterday’s winners.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Empress
Alkyris
Flirt
Hermes
Suzanne
Opitsah II
Opitsah
Isis
Mistral
Storm Delays Worcester Track Events as Mini Race Results Noted
Aug 10 Worcester racing at Barber's Crossing interrupted by heavy thunderstorm. Minnie Russell won a 3:15 heat before rain halted final events. Lizzie Meyers took the 2:21 pace in straight heats. Beldia won the 2:24 trot. Birdie Hal faded to fourth. Time details and full entry standings listed.
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Worcester
Barber’s Crossing
Minnie Russell
Lizzie Meyers
Birdie Hal
Beldia
B. m
Whirlpool
Bulkley
Cox
Sccceesceesees
Blk
Ceecee Cee
Pearl
C. G
Bennett
Cesceceeeee
Minnie B
Cook
Seeeeseee
Prince Wilkes
Br. G
Belleden
Tom Reed
B. G
McGrath
Rain Stops Dover Race at Granite State Park
A heavy thunder shower halted the three day meeting at Granite State Park in Dover, New Hampshire. Island Wilkes Jr. won both 2:10 heats with a new record of 2:08 3-4 in the second. Evolute captured the two 2:28 heats. Races were postponed to noon tomorrow.
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Irenee
Fentt ‘. Wilkes
Abdallah Wilkes Mazette
McEwan-Marcolan
Tennessee Wilkea
Bailey
Alco
Norvin G
Br. m
Alcantara
Coburn P
Narney Ming
Ccc Ccic
Ces
Sinh R
Seebeedsesne
Addie Ries, Rhem
Brady
Sees
Als
Combination Park Sprints Delight Cuban Guests
A large Cuban crowd enjoyed an evening at Combination Park with lively cheering for electric light races. Marietta Wilkes won the first heat and Bessie Goddard claimed the next two in the pacing events while Diva and Boisterous led the running half miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination Park
Hicks
Vivas
Marietta Wilkes
Bessie Goddard
Midget
Gideon Maid
Belle Thorn
Little Chief
Harte
Tendrill
Evelyn
Charles Jae
Reeve
W. D. Desmond
Malden
Aubrey Mack
Everett
Beastie Goddard
Blk
Keezer
Ch. m
Woodman
Little Girl
Young
Woodmont
Re. G
Bryant
S.c
Turpin
Rest. Brooklyns May Lose Pennant Says Selee
The text notes no NL games yesterday with Boston, St. Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia resting or playing today. Selee doubts Brooklyn’s firm hold on the pennant while noting Hansonites’ lead could shift, and highlights a Boston critique of Brooklyn’s defense and a noted third-base catching play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Hansonites
Brooklyn
Michael Seeks Reinstatement in N C A Racing Dispute
Jimmy Michael agrees to reinstatement efforts with the N C A board of control and offers to pace Nelson in Bridgeport. The dispute centers on suspensions and the board’s insistence that Michael honor his agreement with manager L M Rich. Major Taylor also faces possible suspension for missing Asbury Park, amid tensions over recent reinstatement decisions.
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Jimmy Michael
N. C. A. Board of Control
Nelson
Michael
Bridgeport
Board of Control
L. M. Rich
Major Taylor
Asbury Park
Taylor
Cavill Trains For Sept 1 Match With McCusker
Percy F Cavill, Australia's and England's top swimmer, trains in this city for a five event match against James McCusker of Boston the American champion. The contest set for September 1 will feature a quarter mile race among others as venue details are finalized.
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Percy F. Cavill
Australia
England
James McCusker
Boston
America
Cavill Aims to Dominates Mc Cusker Across Five Races
Cavill in fine condition predicts victory in three of five races totaling half mile to five miles with a $5000 stake. Mc Cusker weighs 160 pounds, Cavill 170 and slightly under six feet. The Australian youth, 24, trains in the U S under Young Sharkey and Twin Sullivan.
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Cavill
The
Post
McCusker
Australia
England
America
Sharkey
Sullivan
Cambridge track scandal and upcoming races from Bicyclenotes
Cambridge track management uncovers a gate scheme at the grounds enabling selective entry for a toll. Next Tuesday evening features a professional mile, first in Boston area this season. Jack Falvey plans a ten mile road race in two weeks. Brockton track faces an auction. local buyers may outbid Woodward.
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Cambridge
Ladder
Boston
Jack Falvey
Stoughton
Stoughton Square
Brockton
Woodward
Whitman
Conrad Foster
Frank V. German
J. O. Kennedy
Nat Tutler
A. A. Hanson
Minneapolis
Will Brown
New York
Hanson
Brown
Ee St. Onge
Louis Kleh
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
St. Onge
Automobile Cluch of America
Fingland
Wis
Disgruntled Magistrate Quips With Intoxicated Prisoner
In Philadelphia a magistrate rebukes a drunken prisoner with biting wit. The prisoner retorts in coarse rhymed terms claiming being drunk makes self harm or hitting an elephant impossible. The exchange highlights a sharp court-room clash and crude humor.
Princeton Wins Grand Prix at Paris Exposition
Princeton University receives the grand prix in the college department at the Paris Exposition. The exhibit, prepared by President Patton Professor Libbey Professor Andrew West and M. Taylor Pyne, featured 31 charts including Organization and Education and a 1748 college charter.
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Princeton
N. J
William Libbey
Princeton University
Patton
Libbey
Andrew West
M. Taylor Pyne
Nassau Hall
Art Museum
Hanna Praises New England Republican Spirit After Boston Visit
Senator Mark Hanna returned from Boston and spoke at New York headquarters praising New England Republicans. He said the East is awakening to action, Bryanism poses real danger, and Massachusetts is not an anti imperialist hotbed. Hanna met Senator Hoar and lunch with about twenty five Republican leaders at the Exchange Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mark Hanna
Boston
National Committee
New England
Bryan
Massachusetts
Hanna
Senator Hoar
Exchange Club
Roosevelt's Campaign Itinerary Outlines 43-Day Tour
Governor Roosevelt's private secretary William T Youngs presented a tentative 43 day campaign plan to Chairman Hanna. The route covers sixteen states including Illinois Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Colorado Kansas Nebraska Missouri Kentucky Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with a hoped return to New York by October 15. Foraker lines up speeches in Ohio September 8, Baltimore September 11 and New Jersey September 13 while Roosevelt plans Labor Day events in Chicago and western travels ending mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Scott
Senator Foraker
Baltimore
New Jersey
William J. Youngs
Roosevelt
William T. Youngs
Hanna
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Will Take Strikers Back After Lockout Settlement
Winchester August 10 The lockout between the American Shoe Machinery Company and its employees is settled President Winslow announces the old workers will be taken back in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester, Ane
American Shoe Machinery Company
Winslow
Local Labor Council to Announce Parade Participants
The Building Trades Council will reveal the names of labor organizations planning to parade on Labor Day at its regular meeting next Sunday. Peter Collins is named as Chief Marshal.
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Building Trades Council
Peter Collins
Labor Leader Profiles and Civic Roles Highlight Union Work
Kneeland named chief of staff and treasurer of his local union with past presidency and parade prominence. Collins, eleven plus years in labor, noted for steady movement with unions. Frank McCarty, aide-de camp, top figure among cigarmakers, former Central Labor Union president and veteran convention attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCarty
Central Labor Union
Kneeland
Building Laborers’ Union
Collins
United States
Cigarmakers’ Union of
Boston
Severe Storm Destroys Barn in Lawrence
A thunder storm struck the Lowell road barn owned by George Bancroft and occupied by Joseph H. Edwards, causing $1200 in damage and partial insurance. Trees were blown down and streets were washed. A horse belonging to George Gould was killed. its driver was rendered unconscious but recovered.
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Lawrence
Lowell Road
George Bancroft
Joseph H. Edwards
George Gould
Dracul Wa
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J. A. Gewry
Automobile Notes
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Gracy
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the Bar OF Justice
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House of Correction
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Rock
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