New York Yachtsmen Parade Colors in Marblehead Harbor
Marblehead Aug 10. Eighty yachts from the New York and Eastern Yacht clubs crowded Marblehead Harbor with flags from masthead to taffrail. After five days of racing, crews rested as the Eastern regatta loomed, with entries over 50 for Half Way Rock and prizes across fourteen classes. The New York Club’s cruise ends Tuesday, while the Eastern regatta opens tomorrow under favorable forecasts.
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Marblehead
New
Commodore Ledyard
New York Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Owl
Gamecock
Gloucester
Half Way Rock
Massachusetts Bay
Rainbow
Yankee
Mineola
Marblehead Neck
Halfway Rock
Eastern
New York Yacht Clubs
Cape Cod
Constellation
Regatta Committee
Boston Victorious Over White Sox In Muddy Chicago Clash
In Chicago on August 10 Boston, led by Jimmie Collins, beat the White Sox 5 to 4 in a pitchers battle played on a rain soaked mud field. Roy Patterson faced Cyrus Young as both pitched well despite field conditions with Boston scoring the winner in the 11th inning.
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Chicago
South Side
Boston
Jimmie” Collins
White Sox
Griffith
Comiskey
Collins
Roy Patterson
Cyrus Young
Michigan
Patterson
Young
Green
Davis
Sullivan
Parent
Ferris
Criger
Jones
Daly
Dougherty
Jack Sheridan
Detroit Loses Fielding Edge In loss to Philadelphia
Mullin struck early, hindering Detroit as Philadelphia capitalized with five runs. Hastings dominated, with Hartsel and Seybold powering offense. Errors plagued Detroit, leaving 10 men left on base while Mullin and Hastings combined for a two-run win. Attendance 2,214.
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Detroit
Mullin
Hastings
Elberfeld
Lepine
McAllister
Philadelphia
Murphy
Hartsel
Seybold
Gleason
Schreckengost
Davis
Baces
Cross
Schreeckengost
Connolly
Harley
Ol Schreck
Kibfeld
Care
L.cross
Barrett
McAlt'r
M.cross
Powers
Buelow
Enone
St Louis Beats Washington as Tee Delivers Late Home Run
St Louis wins 2 to 3 in a high scoring game with Tee homering in the fourth with two outs to avoid a shutout. Donohue pitched well and received solid defense, while Orth struggled. Attendance 406 as St Louis stays hot.
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ST. Louis
Washington
Tee
Donohue
Orth
St Louis Nationals Beat West Side A C In Rain Halted Exhibition
In Bayonne New Jersey on August 10 the St Louis Nationals defeated West Side A C 7 to 0 in six innings before rain halted play. St Louis tallied 12 hits with one error while West Side had six hits and six errors. Batteries Pearson and Ryan for West Side, Murphy and Hickey for St Louis.
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Bayonne
N. Z
St. Louis
West Side
A. C
Jersey Men
Lou Cern
A. CL
Pearson
Ryan Murphy
Hickey
Minelmnatic at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago at New York Pittsburg at Philadelphia present matchups listed as a national schedule card. The affiliations cover the major league teams facing each other in upcoming games across the East and Midwest. The note highlights cities and pairings with no scores.
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Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Philadelphia Easee
St Louis
Philadelphia A
Minelmnatic
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg
Unclear Match Scores Across Cities
Scores from three matchups are listed: Newark Jersey City 4 to 3 Newark. Providence to Worcester 4 to 3 at Providence. Montreal to Buffalo 2 to 1 at Montreal. No additional context provided.
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Toronto
Buffalo
Worcester
Providence
Sergey City
Rochester
Montreal
Newark
Newark - Jersey City
Montreal-Buffalo
Batting and Fielding Averages of Boston Teams
Good and bad baseball marked the week for Boston National and American clubs. Dougherty and Tenney lead with the bat. Tenney Cooley and Carney top Nationals while Dougherty Collins and Stahl pace the Americans. Lachance and Tenney lead fielding with averages near .985 and .986 respectively.
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Boston National
Boston
Nationals
Collins
Huntington Avenue
Chicagos
Dougherty
Tenney
Cooley
Carney
Boston Americans
Tachance
Tee
Ash
Warner
Stahl Vee
Criger
Ono
Freeman
Ferris
Lachance
Seeeees
Eo Collins
Stahl
Q Lee
Sewer
Young
Dineen
Doucherty
Winters
Weieis Eens
Weston Nationals
Vornow
Kittredge
Moran
Demontreville
Willis
Greminger
R Seeveen
Wittinger
Fason
Boxing Doubts Shadow Corbett McQuern Clash Officials Balk
Boxing writer reports strong opposition to the Young Corbett and Terry McGovern fight, citing state prosecutor opposition and possible injunction despite promoters’ efforts. Twin Sullivan in Bar Harbor mentions training two sons of a millionaire and potential bout with Dick O Brien in Savannah. O'Donnell demands at least $500 purse for six rounds against Mike Shallow, while Shallow trains for a full campaign.
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Corbett
Terry McGovern
London
Twin Sullivan
Bar Harbor
Old Orchard
Dick O Brien
Jack Bennett
Savannah
Steve O'Donnell
Mike Shallow
South Boston
O'Donnell
Shallow
Jimmy Byrne
New York
Jimmy
Boston
Saratoga
Woburn
Theads
Ben
Tricky Williams
John Pleming
Sandy Ferguson
Mike Maguire
Mike
Sandy
Criterion
Cafe Royal
Mleming
Amateur Ball Teams Seek Games in Boston Area
A list of amateur baseball clubs with ages, managers and addresses is presented. Teams include Olympias of East Boston, Henry Franklins of Somerville, Jubilees of South Boston, Quaker A. C. of South Boston, Violets of Roxbury and others, with manager names and contact streets for each club. Several entries note age ranges from 9 to 35 and multiple streets in Boston area towns.
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Olympias
East Boston
Henry Franklins
Somerville
William
Hamilton
Brigham Street
East Boston Catholic Association
John Lame
Havre Street
Norwoods
Walter Ferson
Broadway
Hale
West End
James A. Shelley
Tiale Street
Victers
Charlestown
Charles Lundgren
Prospect Avenue
Millsides
J. Devereau
Short Place
Slancock Inspirator Company
Roxbury
Bob Newall
Watson Street
Jubilees
Boston
M. Quilty
Lincolns
Henry A. EF. Kewes
East Seventh Street
Young Americas
City
Hanover Street
Thomas O'Hare
Charter Oaks
FE. V. A. Gibbs
Sterling Street
Oakdales
P. Downey
Fenwick Street
Defenders
Cambridge
George H. McGibary
Portland Reds
Robert O'Neil
Lawson Place
Local boxing chatter and champion claims spark debate
The article argues over boxing pedigrees with Spike Sullivan hailed as France’s champion after defeating Rowe. It questions Teddy Sampson’s age claims for George Dixon and recalls Dixon’s rise with key fights and titles including English bantamweight and world champion status. Joe Woodman announces Lenox A. C. boxing plans amid Saratoga attendance.
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Jim Jeffries
Spike Sullivan
France
Rowe
Nix
Teddy Sampson
George Dixon
England
Dixon
Sampson
Eugene Hornacher
Abe Willis
Joe Woodman
Lenox A. C
Saratoga
Patsey Shepard
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Vanderbilt horses place in French Prix events
In Deauville on August 10 William K. Vanderbilt’s Nettie finished third in the Prix de la Societe d Encouragement. His Marigold also placed third in the Prix Yacowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deauville
France
William K. Vanderbilt
Nettie
Jolly Five Trolley Party Sets Aug 12 Run
East Boston group Jolly Five gears up for annual trolley party with special cars leaving Chelsea Square at 7 30 a m to Salem Willows on Tuesday August 12.
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Jolly Five
East Boston
Chelsea Square
Salem Willows
GAMES TODAY IN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE STANDINGS
Hlaverhill plays Manchester Lawrence faces Concord Fall River meets Lowell Dover visits Nashun in a busy schedule across New England venues.
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New England
Hlaverhill
Manchester
Lawrence
Concord
Fall River
Lowell
Dover
Nashun
Typographical Union Holds Golden Jubilee Convention in Cincinnati
The International Typographical Union opens a four day session in Cincinnati with 559 locals and 40,000 members. Officers led by President James Twneh arrive with delegates from New York Washington New England and New Jersey as Newark vies for next convention. The jubilee at the 1852 founding includes night programs and a notable ladies auxiliary meeting.
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Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
James Twneh
Syracuse
C. EK. Hawkes
Chicago
James Mulcahy
St. Louis
J. F. O'Sullivan
Boston
J. M. Bramwood
Denver
New York
Washington
New England
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
International Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carter and Ryan Signed for 20 Round Buffalo Bout
Buffalo Aug 10 The International Athletic Club has signed Kid Carter and Tommy Ryan for a 20 round contest on September. The backers posted 500 dollars to guarantee appearances and the club matched to ensure the match proceeds. The winner earns 75 percent of the purse.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Athletic Club
Joid Carter
Tommy Ryan
Tichters
Cambridge Man Arrested After Assaulting Boston Officer
John Driscoll, 42, of 381 Main Street Cambridge, was arrested after noon yesterday for assaulting Patrolman Foley of Division 4 Boston on Knapp Street. Foley, trying to end a fight, grabbed Driscoll who then drew a bottle and struck the officer, causing a small scalp wound. Williams, the station physician, treated Foley.
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John Driscoll
Main Street
Cambridge
Foley
Division 4
Boston
Knapp Street
Driscoll
Wiliams
Vermonters Set Off From Boston for Old Home Week
The Vermont Old Home Week party leaves Boston today at 10 am under Thomas H. Hanley. The group includes Dr. and Mrs. Clarence James Joslin and numerous Vermonters listed by name, traveling to celebrate old home week with the Central Vermont Railway arranging arrangements and travel details.
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Boston
Pe Syniwie
Clare J. Allen
Oscar Allen
Art Atwood
Fred Ainsworth
George P. Anderson
Emma A. Burr
Edith L. Burr
Willi
A. Barton
Blanche FE
Helen F
Mary M. Brigham
Samuel M. Barnes
Walter K. Bigelow
Walter S. Burt
John B. Bostw
Orissa B. Beal
Al.f. Barker
Florence Barley
Walter Clapp Williams
Clark Key
Dol. Clark
Hilen Clark
M. F. Carver
Charlies Darling
Joh Dustin
Mabel A. Evi
William A. Forbes
Gustavus Forbes
C. Mh. Fisher James M. Gleason
William M. Gr
Q.green
H. T. Greene
Henry. W
Win
Vermont
Florence A. Nichole
M. E. Nagle
Aliee Parker
Frank Perrin
Walter C. Packard
Edgar Potter
Charles A. Potter
Omar DD. Potter
Fannie L. Palmer
Arthur L. Rownson
Frank P. Rhoades
T. F. Russell
Frank V. Russell
Julia Roby
W. Raddin
Reed Kk. E. Rollins
Edgar J
Moros Still Hostile in Mindanao
General Sumner reports two Moro camps at Bacolod Mindanao one peaceful and one hostile. Captain Pershing doubts American pacification success while Major General Lee moves from Manila to Leyte to relieve General Grant. Nine mosquito fleet gunboats have been decommissioned.
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Manila
Sumner
Mindanao
Chaffee
Bacolod
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lake Lamao
Venezuela Rebels Capture Barcelona After Fierce Fight
News from Venezuela reports that after three days of heavy urban fighting in Barcelona Bermudea revolutionists led by General Penaloza seized the town from government forces. The government side suffered about 60 dead and General Ruperto Bravo was among the captured or casualties.
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Port OF Spain
Island of
Trinidad
Venezuela
Barcelona
Bermudea
Penaloza
Ruperto Bravo
Greer Defeated by Titus In Worcester Rowing Final
The Worcester amateur championship race ended with Titus beating Greer as observers discuss possible foul play. Greer says he rowed as hard as possible but was not in condition, and Maguire did not contest, leaving Titus with a sprint finish that secured victory. Local betting at Wachusett Club showed Greer money around the pool, with no funds found on Titus’ side.
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Frank Greer
Titus
Worcester
Greer
Boston
Titus-Greer
Post
Maguire
East Boston
Jeffries Point
Wachusett Boat Club
Hurley
Wachusett Club
Eyck
Webber
New Orleans
Mr. Webber
Bath
Baseball Notes From Cincinnati and Pittsburg Today
Cincinnati at the South End for the last time in the present series today. Dougherty made his 100th hit of the season on Saturday. The Pittsburg champions open at the South End tomorrow. Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and Cincinnati are above their percentages of last season. Pittsburg fans expect at least 105 wins this season. The debate over attendance and financials continues with about 400000 spectators.
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Cincinnati
South End
Billings
Philadelphia Nationals
Dougherty
Pittsburg
Collins
Chicago
Huntington Avenue
Brooklyn
Boston
Bostons
Joe Kelley
Ban Johnson
Joe Cantillon
Wiley Platt
Piatt
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B. Dougherty
A. R
Tf Lachance
E Jones
Seer Gaia
S. Sees
Mertes
Isbell
Strang
C . Serene
Ewes
Ours
Sheridan
Po Burkett
Heid
Hemp's
And
Ryan
Doyle
Keister
Coughlin
Ted Be Harks
Wallace
Padden
Delehantre
Woallace
Tome Run
Lee
Saccrifice
Conchlin
Delehante
Hell Kahoe
Kalie
Hby Orth
Lases
St. Lonish
Carruthers
Johnstone
West Side A. C
Eastern Yacht Club Regatta
Chickering
Mitchells
John O'Brien
Bunbow
Oakland Juniors
Dorchester
W. Blaine
Greenwood Street
Sheafe Stars
Benjamin Hoffman
Salem Street
Atlantic A. A
E. FE. Hale
Eighth Street
Magnolia A. A
William H. Fitts
Auburns
C. McNulty
Auburn
Main Streets
Battery Blues
J. J. Dutra
Harris Street
Young Lawson
Charles Casey
A Springers
David Cronin
Opringer
Tribunes
Revere
C. J. Cox
Revere Street
Vesta A. A
Sky Thuny
Boston Street
Terror Juniors
Hyman Goldman
Sheafe Street
Benningtons
Fast
Vanderbilt
Kid Carter
MOROS
Pershing
Garsman
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Try Martis’s
Province Street
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