Toronto Argonauts win dramatic national regatta eight
The Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto defeated New York A. C. and Wachusett B. C. in a 1.5 mile showdown, with E J Kerns Jr. narrowly tiring as Worcester coxless quartet faltered. The day featured trials for tomorrow’s finals and notable performances by William S Dunn and J T P Callahan in the senior pair and a tight Intermediate four won by Nonpareil RC of New York.
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William S. Dunn
J. T. P. Callahan
Metropolitan R. C
New York
Argonaut Club
Toronto
Argonauts of
New York C. A
Wachusett Boat Club
Wachusett
Argonauts
Wachusetts
Worcester
E. J. Kerns, Jr
R. C
C. S. Titus
Fred Backus
Charles Steinkamp
H. Backus
St. Alphonsus A. A
Boston
William Dunn
Philadelphia Barge Club
Seawanhaka B. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York A. C
Alex, Warnock
Springfield B. C
Louis Mayor
Bohemian B. C
Wachusett B. C
Frank Davy
Riverside B. C
Cambridge
C. Amann
Winnipeg R. C
Mass
Ravenswood Boat Club of
Korwin
Bow
John Fortune
B. Ahrens
G. Bryant
Portland R. C
Portland
Ore
Ferris' Great Work Wins Game for Boston
Albert S. Ferris known as Hobe starred in Detroit as the Boston American League club beat the Tigers 4 to 3. His third inning triple and two defensive gems in the seventh and ninth powered Boston's victory. Dineen started for Detroit and Eubanks closed for Boston as Ferris and Hoey drove in runs and Lindsay and McIntyre added hits.
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Detroit
Mich
Albert S. Ferris
United States
Hobe
Hiss
Boston
Tiger
Crawford
Dineen
Lindsay
Payne
Bill Dineen
Syracuse
N. Y
Bill
John Eubank
Armour
McIintyre
Hayden
Parent
Coughlin
Stahl
Ferris
Hoey
Schaefer
Eubanks
McIntyre
Morgan
Connolly
E. Hayden
Grimshaw
Armbruster
Eee Peterson
Seeeee Dineen
Winter
Jones
Eaeese McIntyre
Ceeees Crawford
Eveves Schaefer
Lowe
Eereensee
Eeeseeses
Mullin
Eevee Eresere
Eeeveseee
Leaderless locals fall to St Louis at home
St Louis wins 2 0 as Boston hitters strike out ten. Beebe over Lindaman in a pitching duel with errors and muffed throws shaping the scoring. Phyle, Burch, and Mertes contribute for St Louis while Brown Lone Boston hits steady but unrewarded. Two games slated for today.
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Tenney Colts
South End
St. Louis
Boston
Bates
Lindaman
Tenney
Burch
Sam Brown
Bridwell
Brown
Cardinals
Conway
Mertes
Marshall
Beebe
Chicago
Bostons
Ston
Louis
Strobel
Crawford
Bennett
Phyle
Barry
Needham
Beebée
Brain
Fanning
Sports Matchups for St. Louis and Boston Series
Schedule lists St. Louis at Boston in a two game set with Chicago visiting Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Boston
ST. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooks
P.C Chicago
Brooklyn
Tenney to Play Sunday Game at Providence
Fred Tenney of the Boston Nationals will bring his team to Providence Sunday to face the Providence club of the Eastern league. Tenney starred as catcher for Brown University during his college days.
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Tenney
Providence
R. I
Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
Brown
Conn League Results From Delayed Games Rain Effect
In New London the New London Hartford game was postponed due to rain. Norwich beat Bridgeport 13 to 3. Waterbury defeated Springfield 4 to 1. Holyoke routed New Haven 10 to 0.
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New London
Hartford
Norwich
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Springfield
Holyoke
New Haven
Worcester and Lynn Battle to 1 1 Tie in Darkness
Worcester and Lynn battled to a 1 1 tie after 10 innings as darkness forced a suspension. Both starters worked clean games with errorless defense and Bushey received his release today. Score by innings shows a tightly played contest with late scoreless frames.
Lawrence Falls to Lowell Again in Pitcher Barberich’s Loss
Lowell defeats Lawrence 7 to 1 as Barberich pitches for Lawrence while Maroney and Lake hold the line for Lowell. Umpire Kellourhy presides as Lowell climbs to a second straight win over Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Lowell
Barberich
R. H. E. Lowell
Maroney
Lake
Cote
Kellourhy
Manchester Defeats New Bedford in Errorless Win
Manchester played an errorless game and won easily 8 to 0 over New Bedford. Cross held the visitors to four hits, three by Drew, while Mauch and Hickman starred in the field. Batteries Craigs and McDaniels for Manchester Morrrissey and Goveney for New Bedford. Umpire O'Brien.
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Manchester
N. H
New Bedford
Cross
Drew
Mauch
Hickman
R. H. E. Manchester
Craigs and McDaniels
Morrissey
Goveney
O’brien
Haverhill Defeats Fall River 5 2 In Scratch Hit Battle
Haverhill wins 5 to 2 as Fall River collects only two scratch hits against Connolly. Swanson and Sullivan, Connolly and Duggan teamed as batteries. Umpires Henry and Hastings.
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New England
Haverhill
Fall River
Connolly
R. H. E. Haverhill
Duggan
Swanson
Sullivan
Henry and
Hastings
Baseball rules Q and A on fly balls and innings
In Natick a dropped fly ball by the first baseman rules the batter out. A handled fly by the pitcher has the same effect as a muff by an infielder. In Wakefield a Boston Athletics game featured Waddell vs Young with Monte Cross hitting a 17th inning homer for the Athletics.
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Natick
Wakefield
Boston
Athletics
Waddell
Dineen
Young
Sweet Marie Wins Free-For-All Trotting Feature at Buffalo
At Buffalo, Sweet Marie, California mare by McKinney, won the free-for-all trot in the grand circuit meet. The program also included a 2:21 pace, a 2:11 trot, and supporting results with Brillant Girl and Wentworth among top finishers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sweet Marie
Princess Helen
B. m
The
Beau Ideal
McDonald
B. G
Cox
B. Hanlon
Ready
Brilliant Girl
James (Curry
Oliver Moore
Conrad
Ann Direct
Snyder McGregor
Hogan
Wentworth
Cpcessseree Pere
Merrymount and Neponset Meet at Nightingale Field
Merrymount of Wollaston faces the Dorchester Neponset Stars at 3 30 this afternoon in the second meeting of the season. Neponset won the opener in eleven innings. Kolson leads the visitors while Hurley plans to start Newell with Hadleigh behind the plate.
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Wollaston
Nightingale Field
Dorchester-Neponset Stars
Neponset-Dorchesters
Kolson
Hurley
Newell
Amherst College
Hadleigh
Boston at Detroit and Other NBA Schedule Pairings
The card lists matchups including Boston versus Detroit, New York against Chicago, Philadelphia facing St. Louis, and Washington playing Cleveland.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
YORK
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland-Washington
P.C. Philadelphia
New
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago Beats New York 2 to 1 In Series Opener
Chicago bunched hits to defeat New York 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. New York tallied in the second on a single and a triple, while Chicago answered in the fifth with a triple and a single. The winning run came in the eighth on two singles and an out.
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John O'Neil
St. Mary’s
Chicago
New York
Chicag O
St Louis Wins 1-0 On Patient Inning
A bases on balls to Powell Niles sacrifice and Stone's two bagger gave St. Louis a 1 to 0 victory. Stone Davis and Seybold doubled for St. Louis in the game. Waddell allowed five hits in seven innings while Powell and Wad dell pitched. The game featured a seventh inning stretch with no scoring until the decisive two-base hit by Stone.
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Ritchie
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Harned
Smoot
Huggins
Lush
Ewing
Roy
Doom
Carpenter
Chicago
A. R
Brooklyn
Maloney
Casey
Jordan
Alperman
McCarthy
Lewis
Hummel
Masses Bergen
Tinker
Moran
Eagle
Evers
Stricklett
Brown
O’day
Taylor
New York
Pittsburg
Leever
Shannon
McGann
Strang
Beaumont
Nealon
Emslie
Kiem
AB R. BH PO
O'Neill
Isbell
Davis
Donohue
Sewer
Sullivan
Fannebiil
Delehanty
Leinow
Eves
Chesbro
Hoffman
Dougherty
Hoa Isbell
Onehue
Walsh
Kleinow
Dano
Ort Walsh
Hurst
ST. Louis
Powell
Niles
Stone
Lennox
Seybold
O’brien
Wallace
Jones
Schreck
Waddell
Bender
Philaai
O'Loughn
Ceesseeeeeenes
E Hartsell
Sos
Viseawee Ee
Lord
C . Wees
Aeeseesveveees
Eewweeneesee
Murphy
Ceee
Cross
Armbruster
Oldring
Knight
Japanese student claims world records in pole vault and 10 metre
From Tokyo Imperial University comes a claim to Walter Camp that Minoru Fujii set world records in the pole vault at 12 feet 9 inches and the 10 metre race in 9.25 seconds during the Nov 11, 1905 athletic games. Arato Hamao, university president, signed the papers official confirming the records.
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New Haven
Conn
Japan
Walter Camp
Yale
Minoru Fujii
Imperial University
Tokio
Arato Hamao
Fujii
Cruise of the Conqueror ends aboard Dunster Castle
Mannering the Motor Pirate boards the mail steamer Dunster Castle in a bold raid to seize diamonds. He confronts the captain, detains cargo with a pneumatic gun, and overpowers a tense investor, then sails away in the Conqueror toward the Spanish coast.
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Evie
Lutgrove
Mannering
Sutgrove
Dunster Castle
Elpless
Mr. Conqueror
Gers
Sunday installment of The Cruise of the Conqueror
The Sunday feature recounts how the ship Mist battled a fierce storm in the Channel. The article promises a vivid, period-tinged maritime adventure with nautical detail and dramatic weather as the vessel presses onward.
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Ten Eyck
Jim Ten Eyck
McGee
C. B. Wood
Wesley
O'Neil
Metropolitan Boat Club
Ravenswood
Frank Vesely
E. McGeer
Toronto Rowing Club
Buster
Eubank
Tigers
Payne Singling
Peterson
Donahue
Frederic P. O'Connell
ST. Louis AB. R
Fee . Mertes
Eeeses Bennett
Eetesese Grady
Seeee Crawford
Eeebe
Evee
Marshall Crawford
Jude
Kelley
PO Thomas
Gleason
Bransfield
Titus
Magee
Sentelle
TOS Escereservere
Nationat
Washington Park
Giants
Pirates
New Yorks
Bowerman
Seymour
Devlin
Ennee
eeCrase McGann
Dahlen
Denlin
Wiltse
Leach
N. E. League
Lynn
Merrymounts
Neponset
Motor Pirate
G. Sydney
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