Elena Wins Astor Cup by 13 Seconds in Newport Race
The 14th Astor Cup race at Newport Rhode Island saw the schooner Elena, owned by Morton F. Plant and skippered by William Dennis, defeat the Irolita by 13 seconds. Istalena finished 50 seconds ahead of Winsome, with Elena racing among entrants Elena Irolita Enchantress Princess of Boston Istalena Aurora Winsome Avenger Shimma in one class.
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Elena wins close Block Island race in mixed breeze
In a tight dual finish on the Block Island course, Elena narrowly beat Istalena by 13 seconds after a wind shift and late reach. Prin cess lagged early due to a late start, while Istalena and Winsome dueled offshore before Elena’s late push secured victory.
Shipping News Mini Almanac Corel 06 August
Arrived ships include United States battleships Nebraska Wood Rockport and destroyers Am men Patterson Trippe Burrows Monaghan with coastwise steamers Laconia Ir vine Queenstown and more. Sailed steamers West Point Massachusetts Lydia M. Deering and others. schooners Henry M. Cramp St. Bernard Annie R Lewis. tugs Lackawanna and more.
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Brannigan and Walsh Draw In Pilgrim A A Show Bout
Patsy Brannigan of Pittsburg forced a draw with Jim Walsh of Boston after a hard 10 rounds at the Pilgrim A A Arena bout. Brannigan rallied in the final three rounds to win the heart of the referee. The program opened with George Robinson defeating Joe Nelson in 10 rounds, then Terry and Gallant fought to a fair split early before Gallant surged. The show included sings by Ted Snyder's Serenaders and a Wolgast Rivers screen feature, with plans for Frank Picato vs Matty Baldwin on August 20.
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Stallings Likely to Manage Braves Next Season
Buffalo reports George Stallings will probably manage the Boston National club next season after a conference with Braves president Gaffney. The talks touched on Arthur Bues the young second baseman whose option he secured earlier.
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Visit Sparks Possible Braves Leader Handoff
It leaks that the purpose of Stallings visit was to persuade the LBisons leader to take charge of the Braves. Stallings, a friend of Boston manager Kling, initially demurred but agreed to discuss terms after being assured a favorable arrangement. It isn’t clear if he signed, yet an understanding with the Boston magnate seems likely, awaiting season’s end for an official announcement.
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May Go West As Kling Likely Leaves Braves for Kansas City
The Buffalo reports hint manager Kling may depart the Braves for a three year Kansas City contract. Kling, a top catcher batting above .300, would spend nine months in Kansas City with local management reportedly consenting to his move. If blocked, he may serve as bench manager while pursuing his home-town playing goal.
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Death notices and funeral details from Greater Boston area
Obituaries list numerous Aug 13 18 deaths across Cohasset Somerville Malden Dorchester Roxbury Medford and Cambridge with funeral times venues including St Anthony's St Hugh's St Catherine's St Margaret's and Mount Hope plus burial sites at New Calvary Holy Cross and Forest Hills among others, naming families and residence addresses.
Boston Man Upsets Dope in Meadow Club Cup Tennis
In Southampton Illinois on August 14 N W Niles of Boston defeated T C Bundy of Los Angeles in the Meadow Club cup singles 6-8 6-2 6-3 in round four. Dabney teamed with Niles to beat H W Slocum 8-6 7-9 6-1 in doubles. Over 1000 spectators watched favorable conditions.
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Death notice for William J. Dillon of Mt. Pleasant Council 98
Mt. Pleasant Council 98 K of C notes the death of William J. Dillon. Funeral from 43 Hewins Street Ward 20 Friday Aug 16 at 8 15 and services at 9 at St John Church Blue Hill Ave. Brothers to meet at his residence Thursday Aug 15 at o clock. Charles W. Driscoll John B. Sheerin Recorder Grand Knight.
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In Memoriam Isaac Aulando Furlong
Edith Barlon Verrilul of New Haven Conn notes the death of Isaac Aulando Furlong in Boston on Monday August 14 1911 in this in memoriam notice.
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Mark Feature in Sunday Post Magazine
An unusual tale features a unique hero with a Boston girl as heroine. The story titled Mark is now in the Sunday Post Magazine with a fine instalment upcoming next Sunday.
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