Baseball league matchups list
National League games Boston at Philadelphia New York at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Chicago Louisville at St Louis Cincinnati at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington New England League Bangor at Brockton Portland at Fall River Lewister at New Bedford Augusta at Pawtucket Eastern League Buffalo at Syracuse Providence at Springfield Toronto at Rochester Scranton at Wilkesbarre
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Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Creese
Washington
Chicago Sedecesad
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
St. Louis
New England
Bangor
Brockton
Portland
Fall River
Lewister
New Bedford
Augusta
Pawtucket
Buffalo
Syracuse
Providence
Springfield
Toronto
Rochester
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Orioles Beat Bostons in Fifteen Inning Classic
In Baltimore the Orioles defeated Boston 1 0 in the fifteenth inning to notch their sixth consecutive win. Keefer Keeler drove in the winning run after Boston misplayed a ball. Jennings and Buckley starred on defense with key catches and strong fielding. Pitchers Esper Clarkson and Sullivan battled through a marathon game as Boston's Stivetts, Tucker, and Long provided late scoring support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Orioles
Bostons
Esper
Sullivan
Selee
Clarkson
Balla
Tucker
Stivetta
Ryan
Boston
Baltimores
Brodie
McCarthy
Tenney
Hunt
Bannon
Duffy
Keeler
Jennings
Nash
Long
Lowe
Ballimore
AB. R. B. TB
A. B. Keeler
Gonniogs
Gieason
Rode
C.f
S.seeeeeee
Aunaon
Enemmeenaser
Ceste
Napa
Goorse-Ee
Seeereeasaeaete
Eeanerereeste
Wiecvececeeers & i
Deepewisse
Kelley
Stivetts
M Lowe
Cridice Taikener
Jenni
Mone Sanaes
Eig
Local Team Embraces Meekin's Delivery
Philadelphia notes praise for Meekin's pitching as the local team dominates New York with strong batting and solid defense. The Aug 15 writeup highlights timely hits and sharp fielding that secure a decisive win.
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Philadelphia
New York
Meekin
Philadelphia Beats New York in Major League Match
Philadelphia defeats New York five runs in the first inning with all runs earned. Meehkin retires after four. Van Haltren takes over. Five innings see six more Philadelphia runs as Thomspon Delehanty Clements and Van Haltren hit home runs. Attendance 6700. Base hits Philadelphia 2 New York 20. Errors Philadelphia 3 New York 1. Batteries Carsey Tyler Orth Clem ents Grady Buckley Meekin Van Haltren and Farrell.
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Philadelphia
New York
Meehkin
van Haltren
Carsey
Taylor
Orth
Lynchburg
Thompson
Delehanty
Clements
Tylor
Grady
Buckley
Meekin
Farrell
Cincinnati Stuns Cleveland In Tight Baseball Clash
Cincinnati toppled Cleveland 4 to 3 in a dramatic game at Cleveland. Rhines and Vaughn combined for pitching for Cincinnati while Young drew two bases on balls in the ninth to seal the win for Cincinnati. Attendance was about 4000. The teams combined for seven hits each, with Cincinnati committing two errors to Cleveland’s one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Young
Rhinos
Rhines
Vaughn
Zimmer
Lightning double play ends Chicago's late rally in loss
In Chicago at Aug 15, Pittsburg toppled Chicago 18 to 9 after a ninth inning rally stalls. Hewitt lasted two innings before Hawley relieved him. Hawley hit a home run for Pittsburg. Attendance was about 5000 as Pittsburg pounded 12 hits to Chicago's 6 with 3 errors by Pittsburg and 8 by Chicago.
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Chicago
Beckley
Genins
Hewitt
Hawley
Griffith
Pittsburg
Merritt
Donahue
Brooklyn Bowed by Senators in Five and A Half Inning Loss
Brooklyn was blanked until the fifth, scoring three in the fifth and three in the sixth. Washington tallied two in the first, then nine more as the Senators held Brooklyn to five base hits and two safeties after the initial inning. Mece Guire homered as Kennedy and Grim versus Mullarkey and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington
N. Y
Brooklyns
Senators
Mece-Guire
Priors
Kennedy
Grim
Mullarkey
McGuire
Lewiston Spoiled by Error in Lewiston Loss at New Bedford
New Bedford edged Lewiston 9 to 6 as Nyce misplayed in the eighth inning costing a double play. Friend and Williams pitched well for New Bedford while Sharp caught. Attendance 300. Hits New Bedford 7 Lewiston 6. Errors 6 and 3. Batteries Friend and Sharp Williams and Rupert.
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New Bedford
Nyce
Lewiston
Friend
Williams
Sharp
Rupert
Brockton Baseball Teams Split Wins in Doubleheader
Brockton won the first game 6 to 4 and the second 3 to 0 against Bangor as Beam pitched shutout relief. Kornan started the opener with costly errors by Brockton. Attendance was 700 with solid defense and timely hitting by Brockton.
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Brockton
Kornan
Bangor
Cccsesessees
Kerwan
Shea
Wheeler
Hayes
Beam
Pawtucket and Augusta Split Doubleheader in Rhode Island
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on August 15 Augusta and Pawtucket split a two game set. Coyle pitched both games with Todd and the Pawtucket defense stellar in game one as Augusta shut out. The second game saw Augusta win 9 to 1 after Todd left early and Kelly and Yeager helped Augusta pull away. Attendance 600.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Augusta
Coyle
Todd
Waldron
Yeager
Butler
Kelly
Fall River Beats Portland In Crescent Park Contest
Fall River defeats Portland at Crescent Park with a decisive 5 to 8 score. Magoon drove in two runs and Klebendanz delivered one of the park’s longest hits as 650 fans watched. Errors favored Portland as Klobedanz and Rollins teamed on the mound for Fall River.
Springfield Wins Second Series With Big Fifth Inning
Springfield defeats Providence after a rugged game with hard hits and strong fielding. Callahan kept Providence hitless in spots while Springfield exploded in the fifth inning for seven runs aided by seven hits, a walk, three errors and a wild pitch. Knight and Jones made remarkable catches and Jones also saved a bases loaded hit. Final: Springfield 6 12 0 Providence 2 8 0.
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Springfield
Providence
Callahan
Egan
Knight
Jones
Murray
Cooney
Errore
Gunson
Egan and McAuley
Scranton Beats Wilkes-Barre with Wild Batting Drop
Scranton faced a wild Coakley as seventeen runs were scored with only two earned. Bannon faltered in the field and allowed five runs, while six men reached home after being put on by Coakley. Smith tripped Eagan at the plate, thwarting Wilkes-Barre chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Penn
Coakiey
Bannon
Coakley
Smith
Wilkesbarre
Eagan
Scranton Beats Wilkes-Barre In High-Scoring Game
A heavy fall and a brutal crowd roast marked the match as Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre with a 12 11 22 1 10 run total to 10 1 0 7 in a chaotic inning. Bast led Scranton with 10 hits while Wilkesbarre had 7. Errors stood at Scranton 6 and Wilkesbarre 4. Meaney and Schriver pitched for Scranton with Coakley and Wente catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Meaney and Schriver
Coakley
Wente
Rochesters Lose After Hitting Richly in Toronto Defeat
Toronto 14 Rochester 13 in a weakly played game as Payne walked many and Crane struggled. New shortstop Heckmann committed errors sparking Toronto’s winning run while both sides collected hits throughout. Attendance reported as 0.0.
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Toronto
Rochester
N. Y
Rochesters
Payne
Crane
Heckmann
Soporig
Payne and Lake
Berger
Stars Rally in Syracuse Loss to Buffalo 7–3
Kilroy and Wadsworth were hit hard as Buffalo beat Syracuse 7 to 3 in front of 800 fans. Sweeney Welch Urquhart Moss Dowse and Minahan starred in defense and timely plays. Syracuse had 15 hits to Buffalo 17 with five Syracuse errors and three by Buffalo. See and Rafter pitched for Syracuse, Wadsworth and Urquhart behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Kilroy
Wadsworth
Sweeney
Welch
Urquhart
Moss
Dowse
Minahan
Buffalo
See and Rafter
Wadsworth and Urquart
Newport Defeats Warren Association in Slow Game
Newport outbatted Boston’s Warren Association in a slow contest and won in the eighth with four runs. Final score Newport 4 Warren Association 0. Batteries Brady Burke Curran Conboy. Errors Newport 5 Warrens 4.
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Newport
Newports
Warren Association
Boston
Huse
Warrens
Brady
Burke
Curran
Conboy
Corbett Marriage Sparks Public Scrutiny of Personal Life
The boxing column notes public interest in Champion Jim Corbett’s rapid remarriage to Vera Stanwood after his divorce, contrasting with Mike Donovan’s treatment of his own wife. It mentions ticket demand for a 20 round Pearce Falvey bout at the Gladstone Club Lowell and related boxing news, events, and a King Philip Athletic Club puppy gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corbett
Vera Stanwood
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Australia
Mike Doherty
Leslie Pearce
Jack Falvey
Gladstone
Lowell
Lawrence
Boston
Ring
George W. Tuohey
Alden Street
Police News
Suffolk Club
Frank Garland
Chicago
Eddie Connolly
Garland
Express
James Boutelle
King Philip Athletic Club
England
King Philip
California
Free Masons
Joe Choynski
George Godfrey
Cribb Club
John EH. Butler
Lynn
John A. Sullivan
Providence
Tim McCarty
Roman Star
Harrison Avenue
John Sullivan
Cambridge
Billy Hewey
Gloucester
Globe
Weir
Dixon-Griffin
Griffin
Washington Street House
Sam Austin
O’rourke and Davies
New York
Cap
Rob Roy
Corbett Weds Vera in Private Asbury Park Ceremony
Champion James J. Corbett married Jessie Taylor Vera of Omaha Neb in a quiet private service at a New Jersey town. The ceremony was performed by a justice of the peace and ties to his recent divorce case are noted.
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Asbury Park
N. J
James J. Corbett
Jessie Taylor
Vera
Omaha
Neb
Justice of the Peace
Sailors contest midsummer Corinthian race off Marblehead
The second race of the Corinthian midsummer series sailed from Marblehead in light southeast wind. Eleven miles course included Mid-channel Rock and Half Way Rock with classes racing Susie, Satanic, Eugenia, Rooster, Rooster won some divisions while others like Comet and Evadne led at times. Judges were Charles W. Hodge Freeman Taylor and Fred W. Chase. Nancy Hanks and Ishta Bogie ran in the second class but did not interfere.
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Marblehead
Corinthian
Mid-channel Rock
Half Way Rock
Pig Rock
Susie
Ariel
Eugenia
Marena
M. L. EB
Reaper
Evadne
Exit
Apukwa
Satanic
Dorothy
Gleaner
Cocheco
Rooster
Magpie
Swirl
Edith
Egeria
Comet
Nike
la Chica
Jane
Sally
Carl
Aliuna
Nabob
Maia
Juniata
Kayoshk
Spinster
Nancy Hanks
Ishta Bogie
Charles W. Hodge
Freeman Taylor
Fred W. Chase
Eastern doubles champions crowned at Narragansett Pier
Wrenn and Chace defeated Howland and Foote to claim the eastern doubles title in a five set match 5 7 7 5 6 1 3 6 6 2. In Casino invitation singles, J O Davidson beat J F Talmage Jr 6 3 64 while S D Reed defeated H Masson 6 4 6 3. Richard Stevens John Howland and J Parmly Paret won the afternoon singles titles as the tennis showcased high skill and dramatic rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Wrenn
Chace
Howland and Foote
J. O. Davidson
J. F. Talmage, Jr
S. D. Reed
H. Masson
Richard Stevens
John Howland
J. Parmly Paret
Arthur E. Foote
Stevens
Foote
Gms. Stevens
Silas D. Reed
Paret
Reed
E. P. Fischer
Howland Early
Fischer
Howland
J. P. Paret
D. Reed
R. Stevens
A. E. Foote
J. Howland
H. P. Fischer
Neel Brothers
Dunraven party eyes sported clash for America's Cup
Arthur Glennie, envoy for Lord Dunraven, arrives aboard Majestic to assess Valkyrie II versus Defender. He notes no decisive data on Valkyrie III and Defender, cites improved Vigilant news, yet asserts no prediction and stresses sportsmanlike conduct amid costly, risky voyage.
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New York
Arthur Glennie
Lord Dunraven
Majestic
Glennie
Discouraging Season Closes as Grand Circuit Moves Tracks
Medford reports the Mystic Park August meet features showy pacing and trotting winners like Honeywood and Sirock with strong heats. Final summaries list multiple heats and times across races, noting Annie Shedd disputed heat results and possible transfer of future racing to other tracks across the river.
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Medford
Mystic Park
T. L. Quimby
Annie Shedd
Jennie Rolfe
Trotters
Shock
Nicola
Honeywood
Miss Fullerton
Sirock
Miss Fulleran
Whisper
Vitello
Lynne Belle
Corbet
Uetthnad
Young Fullerton
Brock
B. m
Steet
Ethan Allen
Judge Kecter
Bik. Hb
Bever
Maoh Ado
B. H Cook
Captain Wate
G. Harris
Aren Hike
Wilbooka
E . Bettie
Jack Wyman
O'Neit
Cuckoo
Titer
Ee Bo
Ask
al Tender, Jr
Rushville Maid
Blue Bull
Upton
Ch. m
Avery
Oteeseng Aes
Sheriff, Ag
SMOW
Aleyo
Blizzard
Nne Bell
Blk. H
Sire St. Bel
Damashti
Bayonne Prince
Tii Margaret
Foes
Siepetesaees
Blk
Marsh
Ahell
Bowne
Klamath Triumphs in Grand Circuit Trot at Buffalo
Klamath won three straight heats in the 211 trot and led a strong program at Buffalo. Benzetta and Onoqua faced issues drawing and the field narrowed to four. Nightingale withdrew with a hoof problem, while Stewart sold Aunt Delilah to Costello of Newark for 4000. The 2:08 1-2 finish by Rachel marked a notable tie in the 2:27 pace, and Theodore Shelton won the 2:2 pacing race in straight heats. Officials expected no Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting next year, eyeing Fort Erie across the Niagara River. Andy Welsh noted a large drop in pool-seller activity from last season.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nightingale
Stewart
Delilah
Costello
Newark
Rachel
Theodore Shelton
Hamlins
Fort Erie
Canada
Niagara River
Andy Welsh
Barsene
Wilkes Ken ‘ Ag i Aa Saaeon Wilkes
Sentines Wilkes
Gem 'D
B. S
I Kaiser
Noble
Saas Ee
Nellie Rooker
B. m
Rooker
Herze
Klamath
Moorekus
Raymond
Aunt Delila
Harold No Cblowale
Lesa Wilkes
Br. m
Guy Wilkes
Dickerson
Dandy Jim
Gr. Z
Nein
Siimne
David S
B. G
Yous
Ashland Wilkes
Ramey
George F
Adam
Alans
GA Curry
McKinstey
Ae Cin Fawn
De Garmendia Takes Court Tennis Opener Over Warren
J S De Garmendia of New York defeated Fiske Warren of Boston three sets to one in the Casino match with scores 6-3 5-7 6-1 6-0. The series, on Warren’s challenge, continues Saturday with a potential third match if needed in Mongay.
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Newport
R. I
J. S. de Garmendia
New York
Fiske Warren
Boston
de Garmendia
Warren
Britannia Wins Ryde Town Cup In Light Wind Race
The Britannia beat the Ailsa in a Ryde Town cup race starting at 10 am. Britannia finished in 2 hours 59 minutes 25 seconds while Ailsa completed 3 hours 7 minutes 15 seconds. Departure had a 1 minute 4 second head start for Britannia with light fluky wind.
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Ryde
Ailsa
Britannia
Fine Attendance as Favorites Win at Nashua Driving Park
At Nashua driving park on Aug 15 crowds filled stands as favorites won both 2:30 and 2:29 classes. In 2:30 Trout led Jerry with Arthur Wilkes second in heat two and the winner in three straight heats. In 2:29 Enoch Arden drove Johnny Wilkes to victory amid a split result, with purses listed as 300 for 2:80 class and 2:31 49 for time reports.
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Nashua
Driving Park
Trout
Jerry
Arthur Wilkes
Enoch Arden
Johnny Wilkes
Enos, Jr
Robbie Re
Eebee Ee
Arthur Wikes
Beatt
Daisy Dix
Bik
Forshner
B. G
Donna F
Clark
Wilkes
Mambr
Enoch A’ Howard
Stone
Miller
Walter S
Durland
YACHTING NOTES AND CLUB HOP UPDATE
The ten foot tender Diana stolen from Coulter's wharf Dorchester was recovered by harbor police yesterday afternoon. The Dorchester Yacht Club monthly meeting scheduled for Wednesday night was postponed until Aug 28. The club's third monthly hop will take place tonight. The Ella May sloop owned by Joseph F McNalty of the Jefferies Yacht Club is a fast cruising boat in the harbor and often leads the fleet on Sundays.
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Diana
Coulter
Dorchester
Dorchester Yacht Club
Ella May
Joseph F. McNalty
Jefferies Yacht Club
Tennis results from Deer Park Court tournament
In Plymouth today at North Woodstock on the Deer Park Court the singles results include Lyman defeating Raymond 6 4 6 0 6 1 Harrington beating Clark 6 0 6 0 and Harrington also defeating Raymond 6 4 9 7 Doubles play slated for tomorrow with no regular match today
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Plymouth
N. H
North Woodstock
Deer Park Court
Lyman
Raymond
Harrington
Clark
Tufts Championship Cup Won by Walter Hart
The tennis tournament in Cottage City concluded with Walter Hart of New Britain Connecticut taking the Tufts championship cup as champion.
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Cottage City
Walter Hart
New Britain
Conn
Races at Saratoga Result in Four Winners and a Steeplechase
Waltzer wins the opening five furlongs followed by Floretta IV inFL second place and Clissie B second in the five and a half furlongs. La Gallienne takes four and a half furlongs with Florence Colville second. Merry Monarch wins the mile and one furlong with Candelabra second. Sayonara wins the Beverwick steeplechase over about two and a half miles with St Luke second.
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Saratoga Race Track
N. Y
Waltzer
Prig
Floretta IV
Clissie B
Coda
la Gallienne
Florence Colville
Merry Monarch
Candelabra
Kilkenny
Beverwick
Sayonara
St. Luke
Woodford
Boston Firm Wins City Sewer Bond Bid
Rockville Connecticut August 15 the finance committee of the City Council awarded the 50000 dollar sewer bonds to E H Rollins and Sons of Boston for 106 32 the highest bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvillee
Conn
E. H. Rollins & Sons of
Boston
Harbor Race Delayed Then Sailed In Light Wind
Barnstable notes that the third class race, postponed from Tuesday due to light wind, was finally sailed this afternoon in the harbor.
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Barnstable
ODRURY and Rosia OTT Win in Winter 8k Roaring Race
In a winter 8k event, ODRURY and Rosia OTT led a compact field with strong finishes. Whadiarte Poon and other runners posted notable times as the race concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaea Odrury
Rosia Ott
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Advised
An old advertisement promotes Beecham's pills for constipation with a claim of 25 percent effectiveness and urges readers to obtain the book from their druggist and follow its guidance.
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Beecham
Results on Aqueduct Race Track
First race over five furlongs saw Helen win with Eliza Belle second and Ben third in 1:03.3. In the second race Panway edged out Gold Del for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aqueduct
Helen
Eliza Belle
Ben
Panway
Parthian Wins First Race. Archive Now Fifth Race Highlights
In a sequence of six harness or track events, Parthian won the half-mile first race with Clair W second Archilles third. Avon won by Chieftain over Samaritan in 1 32 for five-eighths. Mono lith led Affinity over Vesta in 1 8. Rosita captured six and a quarter furlongs with Tear Drop second and Padre third in 1 20 4. Bronston topped Mirage and Paris at one and one-sixteenth miles in 1 51. Key West won six and a half furlongs with Finnwater second Tioga third in 1 25.
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Parthian
Clair W
Archilles
Avon
Chieftain
Samaritan
Monolith
Affinity
Vesta
Rosita
Tear Drop
Padre
Bronston
Mirage
Paris
Key West
Finnwater
Tioga
Sultan wins 2:35 trot at Mountain Park, Blue Hill
In Ellsworth race action at Mountain Park Blue Hill the 2:35 class purse of 100 dollars was won by L Grendle's Sultan with J B Biswell's Vinal Haven finishing second. The winner clocked 2 39 1 2 hours.
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Ellsworth
Mountain Park
Blue Hill
L. Grendle
Sultan
J. B. Biswell
Vinal Haven
L A W Pipe Work and Political Moves Highlight Local News
In Wilmington area chatter, two names rejected for president talks emerge amid extensive pipe laying in the L A W. George L. Sullivan joins a tire company ad team while Commodore Jack Fisher homes to the South for Atlanta exposition. Charles G Percival and Goldsmith issue a mile race challenge to Kerrison and Innes at Waltham on Sept. 2 with a $25 prize for winners and losers to buy prizes for victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Sullivan
Quad Club
Kerrison
Innes
Percival
Waltham
Gimm Sets Amateur World Record In 24 Hour Race
Louis Gimm of Cleveland completed a 24 hour bicycle ride totaling 453 miles to surpass the amateur world record. The prior amateur mark stood at 407 miles and 65 yards with the pro record at 421 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Louis Gimm
Gimm
Cleveland
Five Mile Handicap Road Race Set for Aug 31
The Associated Cyclers of Orient Heights announce a five mile handicap road race on August 31 with prizes including a gold watch for first place and a silver water pitcher for the time prize. Entries open to those under 18. entry blanks available from R. P. Willame at Bayswater Street Orient Heights East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Cyclers of
Orient Heights
R. P. Willame
Bayswater’ Street
East
Boston
Hoyt and Reynolds set track records in state meet practice
In Willimantic Connecticut Fred C Hoyt of Bridgeport paced by Reynolds and Shaw of Hyde Park ran a mile in 2 11 45 and Reynolds paced a half mile in 1 01 38. Both performances set track records with over 100 racing men in town for tomorrow's races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
Conn
Fred C. Hoyt
Bridgeport
Reynolds
Shaw
Hyde Park
Woonsocket Races Open at Agricultural Park
At Woonsocket Agricultural Park this afternoon the running race was won by Miss Rosa owned by A Timmins of Allston Massachusetts with Antonia second. Best time 15214. The 2:4 race won by Tom owned by B S Mowry of Smithfield with W C R owned by E F Ryder of Providence second. Best time 24012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Providence
World’s Greatest Sprinters Meet Near Boston
A major sprint meet near Boston determines the national champion. Exclusive sporting news from Sunday’s Post highlights key performances and notable athletes racing for top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aus
Sea Moss Farine Dessert Mix Ad
Product advertisement touts Sea Moss Farine as nutritious economical ready mix. Each package yields 16 quarts for various dessert dishes and includes receipts with purchase. Marketed to grocers and households.
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