World's Champions Hold First in Heavy Sea Yacht Race
Marblehead August 10. In a northeast breeze 106 boats across 27 classes faced heavy seas, causing one death Berga Mortensen on Cricket and several withdrawals. Ahmeek led class P to victory while Zara dominated the Bar Harbor 81-foot class finishing ahead of Mildred IV. Several crews retired after gear failures and injuries but most races produced strong results.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Berga Mortensen
Bar Harbor
T. R. Lothrop, Jr
Mortensen
Tom Moore
Pigs Rocks
Marblehead Harbor
Ahmeek
Ellen
Sayonara II
Wasaka II
Britomart
Hayseed IV
Bernice
Wasaka
Seeerees
Shad
M. Geare
Sedlessee
Grew, Jr
Meddiler N
L. M. Pratt
Palmetto
T. Wee
OMS
Chad
Tulip
T. D. Ca . Cabot
Scan
A. Sansoecesadeie Ae Fecteare
A. W. Stevens
R. Huskie
A. T. Breed
Jacktar
H A. Morss
Gringo
E. M. Murphy
Zara
A. W. Finlay
Mildred JV
S. P. Moses
Flight
J. ¥. Santry
Ener Crickett
T. K. Lothrop, Jr
Vera
H. Lundberg
Footers
Dingbat
J O' Mealy
W. Rose
Orsie
Weston Settee
L. DeLoria
Y. R. U. Oeed
Sally Vv
W. D. Lane
Meemer
T. Cavenagh
Y. R. U. Virginia
C. VL. Joy
W. A. Rowe
Acanthus
A. V. Cogan
Flye
Colby
Eina
W. P. Karshick
Louise
A. E. Whittemore
Dorreen, Sutcliffe
H Smith Ween
Hoptoad
M. Smith
Guy Jones
Flirt
M. R Hutchinson
Races at Revere Track Highlight Motor-Paced Event
Tomorrow night at the Revere cycle track the program mirrors what rain had halted. The feature is a one hour motor paced race with Clar ence Carman, Victor Lmnart, Leon Didier and Vincent Madonna racing. A major secondary event pairs Tim Sullivan of New Haven against Ned Chandler of Boston in a specialist match ride. Sullivan was recently reinstated after a suspension tied to an incident last Wednesday night.
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Revere
Clarence Carman
Victor Lmnart
Leon Didier
Vincent Madonna
Tim Sullivan
New
Tom Connolly
American athletes chosen for Sweden meet in October
F W Rubien secretary of the American Amateur Athletic Union announced a cable from Sweden inviting Ted Meredith and two others to compete in field events in Sweden between October 9 and 19. Meredith agreed to travel and Joe Loomis of Chicago is named as the second entry. The third man will be named after Newark championships September 8, 9 and 16. Passage on the Oscar II leaves September 28.
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New York
F. W. Rubien
American Amateur Athletic Union
Swedish National Gymnastic and Sporting Association
Ted Meredith
Sweden
Rubien
Meredith
Joe Loomis
Chicago
Newark
Tigers Beat Mackmen 10-4 in Detroit
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 10 to 4 to close the Western trip after taking a two run lead. Williams’ weakness was exploited with bunts and steals, including two safe bunts in the fifth and three double steals. Mitchell left in the sixth with illness, Burns also ill, and Cobb hit an inside the park homer in the eighth.
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Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Williams
Mitchell
Burns
Cobb
Vitt
Bush
Veach
Crawford
R .E
Heffman
Seas
Young
Ewan McKee
Ovccessee Mitchell
Tames
Gharper
Ceesssers
Witt
Walsh
Seewee Strunk
Lajoie
MelInnis
McElwee
Picinich
Soon Blnowe
Eeee cMyets
Heilman
Carrigan's Red Sox Take Series From White Sox
Carrigan's Red Sox won the final game against Chicago to lead the standings, taking three of four from the White Sox and finishing the trip 12 victories in 19 games as they rolled to an 11 to 5 win.
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RED Sox
Chicago
Carrigan
White Sox
Double squeeze seals slugging White Sox win in tense matchup
Lefty Russell chased early as Boston and Chicago slugged through six innings. Scott’s ninth inning double squeeze produced two runs while Gardner, Barry and Walker starred in fielding. Hooper and Collins contributed key plays as the champions outplayed their rivals with aggressive baserunning and timely hits.
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Boston
E. Hooper
S Barry
Lewis
Gainer
Hooper
Donbie
McMullin
Weaver
Pons
Danforth
Foster
Russell
Williams
Leonard
Teonard P Assed Hall
Cady, Um
Owen
Hildebrand
Lefty Russell
Red Sox
George Foster
White Sox
Cady
Barry
Walker
Scott
Gardner
John Collins
del Gainer
Schalke
Harry
Breezes
Larry Gardner
McMullen
Larry
Austin
Texas
Jackson
Collins
Ness
Jack
Rowland
Del
Eddie Collins
Joe Jackson
Stockyards
Felsch
White Sox Rally Fails as Boston Seizes Lead in Rain Interruption
A storm and wind halt play as Chicago White Sox fight back with hits from Schalk and Barry. Boston pushes ahead in the ninth with two errors, a double squeeze, and four runs, while Chicago answers with a late fifth run on a Jackson infield hit.
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Hooper
Jack Barry
Lewis
Schalk
White Sox
McMullin
Lynn
Danforth
Cady
John Collins
Weaver
Collins
von Kolnitz
Gardner
Scott
Larry
Jackson
Chicago
Ness
Felsch
von Kolnetz
Fournier
Leonard
Foster
Barry
Frenchman
Williams
Boston
International League Scores Report
Newark defeated Montreal 4 to 3 while Providence routed Rochester 7 to 1 and Buffalo crushed Richmond 5 to 0 with all games decided.
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Newark
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Red Sox surge to first as pennant race tightens in Hub
Elation in Boston follows a three out of four road win against league leaders, placing the Red Sox in first with Cleveland second and Chicago third. Umpiring protests hover as Braves coach changes unfold, while Tristram Speaker slated to visit Fenway Park for Shriners event amid looming Red Sox Cleveland series.
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Red Sox
Cleveland
Senators
Carrigans
Braves
Tener
Eason
Cubs
Shriners
Tristram Speaker
Aleppo Temple
Fenway Park
Tris
Indians
White Sox
Answers to Queries and Local Sports Results
The record indicates ages 33, 30, and 27 for speakers or figures named J M Nahat Cobb and Walker. Melrose defeats Newton C H 4 to 0 in a schoolboy hockey championship. The Newark State league standings show a .610 win percentage for a team with a 61 39 record, while Troy’s franchise moved to Harrisburg where the club stands last.
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BE. M
Nahat
Cobb
Walker
Lowell
H. A
Pga
Feagee
Newark
Binghamton
Troy
Harrisburg
National League players released to minor clubs list
The National Baseball Commission released a list of all major league players released to minor league clubs under optional agreements. The agreements grant the releasing club the right to repurchase the players on August 15 under set terms. Located in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Minor League Transfer Options and Money Considerations
Listing of money-related trade and option details for minor league clubs. Names individuals and destinations across National and American Leagues with specific dollar amounts and options to re-purchase or transfer. Includes transfers from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, and others to cities like Buffalo, Montreal, Providence, New Haven, and Portland.
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Boston
Providence
Blackburn
Louisville
Compton
New York
New London
Rodriguez
Philadelphia
Fortune
Fish
Weiser
Baumgartner
Tincup
Buffalo
Holmes
O'Neill
McDonald
Smith
Wilder
Montreal
Devine
New Haven
Fort Worth
Johnson
Hartford
Kernan
Anderson
McCabe
Haley
Newark
Shorten
Gregg
Pennock
Cleveland
Portland
Harstad
Kelly
Detroit
Springfield
Haines
Yelle
Bressler
St. Louis
Vaughn
Sotheron
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J. Hooper
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D. Simpson
Catling
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Pleon Yacht Open Boat
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Miss Margaret Worth
Hull
Nicknack
F. B. Holmes
Y. R. U. Barbara
J. J. Blaney
Bessie
H. V. Ongen
Charmer
H. Martin
Sunny Jim
Dord
Z. Dorymple
Jay Jay
Jay Farrell
Y. R. U. Hevella
Fonseca
Don
Eleanor
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W. Hurley
Winthrop and Hingham
G. m Griggs
Blitzen
R. C Goodey
Ssecreveseres
Dancer
F. K. Well
Mudjekeewis
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Trident
Peach
Taestie
Carl Hiller Vente
Arthur Magee
Spray
Lloyd Upton Tama
Chester Barr
Y. BR
J. Radian
H. Emmons
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Lethe
Br F. Wes
Y. R
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RT Values
Manhattan
Shepard
Winter Street
Shepard Norwell Company
Tremont St
Winter St
Forrest Cady
Clarence Walker
Carrigan Clan
Tigers
Mackmen
Drayton
Paul H. Shannon
International League
Arrour
Ira Thomas
Fred Mitchell
Harvard
Andy Coakley
Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Jack Slattery
Tufts
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Dodger
Boner
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