Peter Volo Sets New Trot Marks At Kalamazoo Futurity
Peter Volo driven by Tom Murphy wins the Horseman and Spirit of the Times Futurity for three-year-old trotters in Kalamazoo Michigan. He posts heats 2:04 3-4 2:05 3-4 and 2:06 3-4, fastest ever by a stallion and by a three-year-old trotter, surpassing prior marks set in 1910 and by Lucile Spier. Pop Geers drives two other winners including Lassie Mac Gregor in the $10,000 Paper Mills Purse. Tommy Murphy buys trotter Peter Scott for $20,000 from Sanford Small.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Peter Volo
Tom Murphy
the Harvester
Lucile Spier
Grand Rapids
Lee Axworthy
Paper Mills
Lassie MacGregor
Sienna
Pop” Geers
Rie
Spirit of the Times
Sparkle Watts
Napcleon
Omir
Tommy Murphy
Sanford Small
Boston
Peter Scott
Peter the Great
Glover and Flemming Vie For New England Welter Title
Mike Glover of South Boston and Wild Bill Flemming of Old Town Me are booked for two six round bouts on Labor Day, 145-pound limit, to decide the New England welter title claimed by Glover. They previously fought in New York and Chicopee with Glover winning, Flemming seeking a home-town verdict.
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Mike Glover
South Boston
Wild
Bill Flemming
Old Town
Hanks
Augusta
New England
Glover
New York
Chicopee
Flemming
Pine Tree Stater
Lawrence Falls to Sox 6-4 at Riverside Park
Harold Jangrin hit a circuit over the garden wall for Lawrence as Wheeles Fuller held firm for five innings. Georgie Pennington relieved Fuller and yielded five hits with two Sox scoring on Speker’s two run shot to center. Boston won 6 to 4 in a listless affair.
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Lawrence
Harold Jangrin
Red Sox
Wheeles B. Fuller
Lawrence New England
Riverside Park
Georgie Pennington
Fuller
Pennington
Sox
Speaker
Merrimack
Scott
Boston
Rf Braggy
E Flaherty
Mahoney
Conley
O'Connell
C F
O Aubrey
Eee
Ll Fuller
Uv Pennington
O Thompson
Sloppy Exhibition Clouds Sox Victory Bid At Home
Spectators of 4000 saw the Red Sox deliver a listless performance with fielding miscues and players flirting with antics in center field. Ruth and Speaker provided moments of offense as Boston pressed through drizzle, but the game drifted, ending with Lawrence, Lynch, and Hooper among the contributors in a tense ninth inning chase.
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Sox
Speaker
Vistors
Boston Boys
Ruth
Lawrence
Howard
Lynch
Layster
Aubrey
Engle
Wild
Thomas
Hooper
Fuller
Janvrin
Mahoney
Braggy
Pennington
Maherty
Thompson
Scott
Conley
Speaker's
Boston
Streaky breeze marks Hull yacht race close finishes
A light to streaky north northeast wind guided 52 yachts in the Boston Yacht Club mid summer series at Hull. Nutmeg III narrowly beat Britomart by 48 seconds in the 31-foot class while Mildred IV led Bar Harbor 31-foot competition. Other class winners included Cheroot, Wa Wa, Ellen, Vixen, Lethe, Ateyto, Gadfly, and Dartwell with Manataqua edging Pontiac on corrected time in the first rating class.
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Hull
Boston Yacht Club
A. C. Jones
Nutmeg III
Britomart
Nutmeg
Bar Harbor
S. P. Moses
Mildred IV
S. E. Raymond
Cheroot
Wa Wa
Ellen
Sonderklasse
Winthrop V. C
Winthrop
Hingham, Cohasset
Scituate
Lethe
Boston Y. C
Ateyto
Gadfly
Dartwell
H. M.S Nutmeg Iti
Cc. Jones Pe Venceres
Gritomart
B &H
Tialia
George Lee
Amoret
A Woo
Sayonara II
Mh F
Stranger
R. P. Jenks
Mildred
Jas Fe Moses
Edjacko
E. Raymond Leenane
J. Conley
Hendrie
Acomtus
EB. M Morse
Dorehen ST
A. W
A. W Finlay 2:22:39 34 Reina, W. PB. Karshick
Adrian Wilson
Nienack
F. B Holmes
Beta
G. i Edgerton
Sonderklasse Ellen
P. Curtis
Eleanor
A L. Stone
Panther
Caleb Loring Vee
Robin K James
Slarpoon
H. D Lane
Torrillo
G. E. Bigelow
Badger, Co
FE Sterling
Tomboy
P. H. Dacey
Chasset
Hingham Winthrop
Prancer
Berlin
Mitchell Co
Marwindor
Inez
Rivinius
Wollywog
Grafton
Mischief
Randall
Boston
Cor
M. S. Lethe
Chase
J. J. Dyersseeee
Chevy Walter Kelley
Radiant
N. H
C. L. Finlay
W. L. Jefferson
Ss. L. Gookin Pesees
Sintram
Mullen and Grawford Orolin
Porcupine
J. W Callahan
J. M. Whittemore
Grayling
Wickergon
Clara
H W. Robbins
Iris
F. FF
A. W. Stevens
Colema
A. B. Cortell
Pontiac
Hollis Burgess
Local Club Secures Rondeau Transfer
In Minneapolis a player named Henri Rondeau is transferred to the Wash eriians. The deal was arranged through a local club and delivery is planned by January.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Henri Rondeau
Pana Eee
Washeriians
Excha
Sicentiaa Rondeau
Jan
Wakefield Town Team Seeks Rescheduled Game
Cancellation leaves Wakefield town team without a game for Saturday August 1 at home a fast semi professional team sought contact G R Dingwell 28 Park Street Wakefield Mass or Wakefield 21182 between 7 and 8 p m for a new date.
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Wakefield Town
G. R. Dingwell
Park Street
Wakefield
Mass
Local Amateur Baseball Club Rosters and Contacts
A collage of listing fragments shows multiple baseball clubs and associations, with contacts for St Paul Cambridge Roxbury Cliftondale Barre Somerville Hyde Park Medfield Back Bay and Woodwards of Back Bay, including ages 15 16 year teams and phone numbers or addresses for organizers such as James Corkery H Russell Ralph Garofano Charles Meene Frey and Charles Palmer.
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St. Paul Baseball Club
Cambridge
James J. Corkery
Howard Ted Seprite
Crescent Bears
H. Russell
Waylon Street
Roxbury
Cliftondale A. A
Ralph Pp. Garofano
Cliftomdale
Tel. Canals
Clevelan . O
C. Clements
Clevelan
Barre Mohawks A. A
Hyde Park
Tel
Bellevue
W. F.reenly
Somerville A. A
A Kaa A. A
Medfield
Charles A Meenefrey
Main
The
Woodwards
Back Bay
Charles Palmer
Norway Street
Boston
Braves and Giants series heats up National league race
The Braves with Stallings credit Boston fans for loyalty as they face the Giants in New York in a pivotal series that could decide the league pennant. Cincinnati’s Charley Herzog heads to New York to watch, while players across the circuit eye the outcome.
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Braves
Stallings
Boston
Giants
New York
Charley Herzog
Cincinnati Reds
Fan-Did Joe Connelly of the Braves get two home runs
The text notes two home runs by Joe Connelly across a double header tied to June dates, mentions a possible misdated game on June 26, and includes assorted baseball trivia about players, injuries, and upcoming athletic events.
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Joe Connelly
Braves
Indianapolis tops Buffalo 2 to 0 in nine innings
Federal League action in Indianapolis saw the home team limit Buffalo to one hit while scoring twice. Final score 2 to 0 as Anderson and Blair worked for Indianapolis with Falkenberg and Rariden catching for Buffalo.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
R.ele
Bufalo
Anderson
Blair
Falkenberg
Rariden
St. Louis Defeats Brooklyn 8-5 In Baseball Tilt
St. Louis overcome Brooklyn 8 to 5 after an early Brooklyn four run inning. Five singles and four walks in the fourth produced six St. Louis runs. Batters listed include Maxwell Lafitte Owens Davenport and Simon for St. Louis and Battersea Keupper for Brooklyn.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
R.H.B. St. Loui
Battersea
Maxwell
Lafitte
Owens
Keupper
Davenport
Simon
Big Sprint Bike Race Postponed to Next Week
The four corner sprint match featuring Walter Butt Frank Kra mer Alfred Goullet and Jackie Clarke was deferred due to rain at the Revere track. Manager Butler failed to schedule tonight because the riders have other engagements. A 25 mile national middle distance heat with Lawrence Mitten Hansen and Madono follows, with Moretti and Clarke set for a special sprint.
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Walter Butt
Frank Kramer
Alfred Goullet
Jackie Clarke
Revere
Butler
Revere Track
Lawrence
Mitten
Hansen
Madono
Caesar Moretti
Brockton Nine Gains Narrow Win With Late Bats
In a tight game Brockton hinges on late offense with two base hits by Lucier and Stanton plus stolen bases by Lynch Stanton and Zahn. Murphy and Powers split pitching duties with Murphy charged for seven strikeouts and Powers for eight.
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Paul
Smith
Brockton
Lynch
Stanton
Garvey
Zahn
Lucier
Powers
Murphy
Willa
Littlefield
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