Ladies Day Observances at American Yacht Club in Marblehead
Lively Sunday sails mark a bright August at Marblehead with large yacht fleet in harbor. Notable arrivals include Queen Mab Mayflower Constellation Royal Penegrine Orpesta and more. Quincy Yacht Club guests to sail to Newburyport for Monday visit. Corinthian Club to observe ladies day tomorrow with afternoon sail and Salem Cadet Band music.
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Marblehead
N. SL. Francis
W. Armory Gardner
Constellation
George W. Weld
Royal
Commodore Nesh
R. H. White
Penegrine
Orpesta
Gloriania
Quincy Yacht Club
Newburyport
American Yacht Club
Dexter Follett, Sr
Marina
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Eaton
Mr. Paine
Mr. Percival
Sally
Mr. Peabody
Mr. Ayer
Barrett
Commodore Goodwin
Brenda
Evan Lindsey
Mr. Gay
la Chica
Nike
Bo Peep
Jack Tar
Swampscott
Nahant
Katona
Beatrice
Corinthian Yacht Club
Salem Cadet Band
Podunk Games Draw Near 1000 Fans at East Brookfield Meet
Nearly 1000 spectators attended Podunk A. A. events in East Brookfield. Tom Burke of Boston skipped the 800-yard record attempt due to track conditions, while J J McLaughlin beat Jere Delaney in the half mile. Winners included Quinlan in the 100 yard dash and Moynihan in the 440, with Remington taking the one mile and Prouty winning the high jump for Podunk A A. A. plus a Spencer team relay victory.
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East Brookfield
Podunk A. A
Tom Burke
Boston
J. J. McLaughlin
Jere Delaney
Worcester
John Graham
J. Frank Quinlan
Fordham College
Mizpah A. C
J. J. Moynihan
St. Anne’s
A. A
C. O’connor
St. Paul’s
C. V. Moore
A. H. Sheffield
Brown University A.A
D. F. O’brien
Podunk A. C
Brown Uniiversity A. A
S. A. McComber
Brown University A. A
North Brookfield
Spencer
Southbridge
Warren
Turf Topics Highlight Fast Pacers And Breeding News
Frank Rgan marks 2 03 4 with new pace record. Lady Bunker at 23 years may foal soon. Robert J. remains pacer king as Fourth heat clocks 2 02 4. Page won $1.0 last winter. Fantasy is a championship candidate. Jimmy Green trains Linkwood Patchen at 2 12 1 2 with others. Oakland Baron dam bred to Patchen Wilkes at 2 14 1 2. Louisville to host November meeting about ten days. Vera Capel driven by McHenry rest of season at 2 07 3 4. Mocking Toy fastest 4 year old pacing sire at 2 08 1 2. Marcus Daly rumored to bid 1000 for Roan Wilkes at 2 07 8 4. Guy Kentucky Prince gelding now owned by Matthew Riley. Frank James, Jesse’s brother, active at St Louis track. Directum to stand in Detroit for balance of season. Minnesota governor drives Hartford on road at 2 22 1 4. Guy, 2 06 3 4, owned by Ironwood resident, in training at Appletor Michigan.
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Frank Rgan
Lady Bunker
Robert J
Pacers
Page
Fantasy
Jimmy Green
Linkwood Patchen
Oakland Baron
Patchen Wilkes
Louisville
Vera Capel
McHenry
Mocking Toy
Marcus Daly
Roan Wilkes
Guy
Kentucky Prince
Matthew Riley
Frank James
Jesse
St. Louis
Saugus Opens Three Day Meeting With 120 Entrants
Saugus starts a three day race meeting with 120 horses entered. Horses will be called at 1 30 p m. Trains depart Union station at 10 15, 11 50, 12 55 and 2 00.
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Saugus
Union Station
Reds Take Entire Series With St Louis In Sunday Win
Cincinnati fans celebrate as the Reds win today's game to take all twelve in the series from St Louis. Timely batting and daring baserunning edge Cincinnati 13 base hits to 9. Attendance 7600. Errors Cincinnati 1, St Louis 3. Batteries Ehret and Pietz for Cincinnati Kissenger and McFarland for St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Ehret
Pietz
Kissenger
McFarland
Chicago Defeats Louisville In Pitchers Battle
Chicago beat Louisville in a well fought game as the eighth inning tied the score and the Colts pushed across runs in the ninth. Attendance was about 5000. Final: Chicago 3 Louisville 2 with eight hits to six. Errors Chicago 3 Louisville 1. Batteries Briggs Donahue Cunningham Miller.
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Louisville
Chicago
Colts
Ghicheo Cscccvescess
Briggs
Donahue
Cunningham
Miller
Newark Defeats Wilmington Behind Settley Pitching
Settley held Wilmington to one run in a brief pitchers game for Newark as rain halted play after seven innings. Attendance was 3500. Final score shows Newark five hits to Wilmington two and errors Newark one, Wilmington four. Batteries Settley Rothfuss Nops Kinsella. Umpire Hoagland.
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Newark
N. J
Settley
Wilmington
Atendance
Rothfuss
Nops
Kinsella
Hoagland
Providence Defeats Syracuse at Rocky Point for Fifth Win
Providence Grays outplayed Syracuse Stars in a 23 to 4 game at Rocky Point. Delaney struggled, Friel benefited from strong fielding support, and Canavan Dixon Cranby produced three and two base hits. Attendance 3000. Time two hours.
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Providence
R. I
Syracuse
Rocky Point
Grays
Delaney
Friel
Canavan
Dixon
Cranby
Doescher
Local Youth League Scores Across Boston Area
Somerville Y C R and Roxbury Institutes posted results with multiple 1st and 2nd place winners. Haywoods beat Walnuts of East Cambridge. Cushman led St Rose Altar Boys over their rivals on Boston Common. East Boston Harbor Views defeated Young Americas for the title, with Medford Putnams of East Cambridge and Valley Springs of Medford posting notable scores.
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South Boston
Shawmuts
Meridian
Clover Field
Emmanuels
Boston Common
Prince Stars
Sheeve Stars
Haywoods
Walnuts
East Cambridge
Cushman
St Rose Altar Boys
Arlington
Charlestown Reds
Arlington Boat Club
Carter Building Board
Atlantics
East Boston
Harbor Views
Young Americas
Medford
Klobedanz Signed by Boston After Portland and Dover Stints
Fred Klobedanz, Fall River pitcher, signed by Boston and to report today. Reports indicate $1200 paid for his release. The 22 year old left hander, 5 ft 11 in, has played for Portland in 1892 and Dover in 1893 after joining Fall River in 1891. Last season he won 28 of 37 decisions and hit .377.
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Fred Klobedanz
Fall River
Boston
Klobedanz
Portland
Dover
Fall Rivers
Umpire Larry Kittrick Released From Eastern League
Larry Kittrick of Scranton, recently named umpire in the Eastern league, was released last night amid charges of incompetency by several clubs. The decision ends his stint in the league.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Larry Kittrick
Scranton
Players Bench Notes and Season Rumors From Baseball
Scranton released Ward Hutchinson and Outcast while MacMahon may leave Baltimore. Hanlon believes Joe Corbett could be a fine infielder and Fortune is notably inconsistent. McJames rarely uses a glove. Al Reach’s fortune rose from ten thousand to millionaire. Joe Kelly may sign with Baltimore after season. Dan Brouthers notes hitting challenges in New England. Philadelphia earnings may drop by fifty thousand. Duffy and McCarthy drift since partnership. Indianapolis is strong for its league. Billy Hart, printer by trade, works on a typesetting machine. George Stephens of Milwaukee dies in Rome Michigan of consumption. he played for Milwaukee since 1893.
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Brooklyn
Scranton
Ward
Hutchinson
MacMahon
Baltimore
Hanlon
Joe Corbett
McJames
Joe Kelly
Hfe
Dan Brouthers
New England
Philadelphia
Duffy
McCarthy
Heavenly Twins
Immy Manning
Indianapolis
Billy Hart
George Stephens
Milwaukee
Rome
Mich
Labor Day club requests across Boston area youths
Listings from Walter Revell to Martin J. Travers show teams from East Boston Chelsea Roxbury South Boston Cambridge Everett Melrose and beyond seeking age based games for Labor Day Aug 22 29 and the holiday weekend. Clubs specify ages from 10 to 18 with open dates half expenses or fair guarantees and many name contact addresses and managers.
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Walter Revell
Webster Street
East Boston
Haywoods
Fred Quinn
Dorchester Street
South Boston
Rod Rory
Chelsea
North End
J. Kelley
Paclifics
F. Hughes
E Street
James Boys
Charles Mays
John Kelly
East Ninth Street
Cambridge
Arthur O'Neill
Vine Street
East Cambridge
Jeffries
New England
John Murphy
Jeffries Street
Windmills
Roxbury
L. Dickhart
Winder
Malden
William E. Fitzgerald
Paris Street
R. Davis
Eighth Street
Broadway Stars
Everett
William Steele
Marie Avenue
Mass
Rivulets
Lymans
James Walk
Marginal Street
Wisters
Mystics
Cushmans
John Robinson
Sumner Street
London Reds
Fred Gilmore
Gore Street
Pacifics
Leons
W. A. Sullivan
Hawley Street
Room 3
Boston
Melrose
Emmanuels
Labor Day
F. C. Otto
Melrose Street
A. J. Haymans
Vernons
Dexters
William D. Scott
Yeoman Street
Shepard-Norwell
T. F. Nicholson
Box
Glover
Littlefield
Battery
Freeman
Dorchester
J. Freeman
Adams Street
Suffolks
Stephen Flaherty
Corner Vale
Mercer Streets
A. D. Pagleys
A. D.bagley
Moore
Bennington
Quincys
Quincy
R. J. Burton
Devonshire Street
Harvard
Greeves
Pioneers
Tremonts
L. Toomey
Jordan Place
Cambridgeport
Wenhams
Forest Hills
The
Shamrocks
Young Boltons
Crescent Reviews
Martin J. Travers
Washington Street
Amateur Ball Tossers Seek Matches For Youth Clubs
The report lists teams and contacts seeking games with 13 and 14 year olds. Gray Eagles sign Mulloy and Rosenthal from Left Martins & Co. E. J. R.'s 18 have open dates. Richfields want a away game on the 22a. Various addresses are provided for Boston area organizers.
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Martins & Co
Mulloy and Rosenthal
Battery
Gray Eagles
John Rogers
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Marcellas
T. F. Rafferty
Easton Street
Boston
Matthews
John Gorman
Grove Street
Chelsea
Winn Unions
W. Logan
Winn Street
Richfields
T. F. Power
Wales Place
Jeffries
Boston Custom House Wine Store Parcel Offer
Directly opposite the south side of Boston Custom House the store offers Five Quart Bottles of Old California Wines with a mix of Angelica Port Sherry Muscatel and Catawba. Options include single quart bottles or full sized St Julien claret, all packed free, with prices around $1.04 or $1.00 for combined lots. Names N. Y. Brintnall and J. WW. O'Connor appear as distributors.
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India ST
Boston Custom House
California
Boxing Gossip and Local Fights End in Tragedy
William Poling of Jersey Mountain West Virginia dies from injuries after a morning victory at a Middle Ridge fight and a clash with a crowd in the evening. The report also notes boxing events and comments, including Moriarty and Fenton slated to box in Hartford, Griffo's sentencing remarks, Dan Dwyer’s pension status, and a National Sporting League of America meeting. The Ajax Boxing Club carnival at Windsor Theatre features Bernstein Kelly Holmes O'Brien and other bouts.
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William Poling
Jersey Mountain
W. Va
Poling
Middle Ridge
Sycamore Grove
Worcester Exchange
Tom Moriarty
Paddy Fenton
Hartford
Griffo
Aspinall
Corbett
Dan Dwyer
John L. Sullivan
New York
Washington
Dan
Dobe Harley
Tommy Dixon
Jimmy Kennard
National Sporting League of America
Bartholdi
McCoy
Dan Creedon
Creedon
Willie Green
Ajax Athletic Club
Windsor Theatre
Joe Bernstein
Charley Kelly
Jim Holmes
al O'Brien
Philadelphia
Kid
McPartland
Stanton Abbott
Bicycle Notes and Racing Plans From Local Cyclists
Simpson Assembly 169 in Saxonville plans a Labor Day picnic at Wayside Park South Framingham featuring a bicycle race meet with prizes entries due August 31. Nashua NH hosts an amateur race meet Labor Day with 292 in prizes and events including mile nov ice mile open and tandem races. Reports note Yost Manufacturing promotions and a rumored move by Tally-ho Tandem Co. to Maumee plant, plus a proposed Boston to Minneapolis relay. A cycle parade occurred at the park with the Wheeler family enjoying perfect riding weather.
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Simpson Assembly
G. F
Saxonville
Wayside Park
South Framingham
Labor Day
John H. Keyes
Nashua
N. H
Kerrison
McAfee & McMaster
Yost Manufacturing Company
W. L. Laskey
Tally-ho Tandem Company
Maumee Cycle Company
Boston
Minneapolis
Sanger
Kansas
J. W. Parsons
Johnny Johnson
Wheeler
Johnny
Marguerite
Mr. Cashly
Champs Will Meet At Caledonian Club West Roxbury Picnic
The Caledonian Club plans its annual West Roxbury picnic on Thursday with a busy program. Entries include Piper Donovan Walter Christie Pooch Donovan Johnnie Mack M J Brick Billy Mills Tom Keane Tom Morris and Steve Farrell in the 100 yard dash and McGonagle leading a strong five mile field. The one mile features Smith the former professional champion and John Leavitt alongside other top runners. In weight events P J Griffin Dan Long Archie Currie Gid Currie and the Purcell brothers are expected to compete while Baker tops the jumping contenders with Watson Marsh Carpenter Clausen Griffin Tom Keane and others close behind.
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Caledonian Club
West Roxbury
Piper Donovan
Walter Christie
Pooch
Donovan
Johnnie Mack
M. J. Brick
Billy Mills
Tom Keane
Tom Morris
Steve Farrell
Young McGonagle
McClelland
Marks
Rushworth
Manning
McCarthy
Priddy
Smith
John Leavitt
P. J. Griffin
Dan Long
Archie Currie
Gid Currie
Purcell Brothers
Baker
Watson
Marsh
Carpenter
Clausen
Griffin
World of Sport highlights at Niagara Falls and beyond
An athletic instructor sought by Georgia Tech. International tennis at Niagara Falls on Aug. 25. Crescent A C eyes a lacrosse tour England next season. Milwaukee chosen for next year’s German Gymnastic Union convention. Wrenn aims to challenge Larned in tennis. Amateur swimmers faster than pros, says Professor Holroyd. Gate receipts at Tellier Belleville wrestling event totaled 16 dollars. Yale’s Arthur Foote touring Europe. skip Newport. Atherton vs McLeod wrestling in Rochester. Mac to throw Atherton three times in an hour. Leonard defeats Lynn Ruby in Dana N. Y. Frank McLaughlin to race Remington. Worcester and Wachusett eight-oared race Aug. 28 on Lake Quinsigamond. Candidate Bryan shown as a versatile athlete and sprinter. San Francisco sculler Henry Peterson survives near-drowning. Enquirer yacht beats Say When, Fairmont to Cleveland in 3 3/4 hours. Canada homeward pigeon race won by James Gardner Jr. Minnie Jr. goes 34 miles Quebec to Toronto in 34 hours. Dr Grace, English cricketer, charged with professionalism but claims expenses only, deemed professional conduct.
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Georgia State School of Technology
Niagara Falls
Crescent A. C
England
Milwaukee
German Gymnastic Union
Wrenn
Larned
Holroyd
Manville
Arthur Foote
Yale
Europe
Newport
Ed Atherton
Dan McLeod
Rochester
Mac
Atherton
Frank Leonard
Lynn Ruby
Dana
Jimmy McLaughlin
Remington
Worcester
Wachusett
Lake Quinsigamond
Bryan
Henry Peterson
San Francisco
Enquirer
W. J. Connors
Buffalo
Say
Fairmont
Cleveland
Canada
James Gardner, Jr
Toronto
Minnie, Jr
Quebec
Pilgrimage to shrine draws crowds to Auriesville
Thousands of people from New York Philadelphia Albany Troy and Mohawk valley towns gathered at the shrine of Our Lady of Martyrs in Auriesville New York on August 16 to mark the pilgrimage.
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Auriesville
N. Y
New York
Philadelphia
Albany
Troy
Mohawk Valley
Overcome by heat grave incident at Charlestown cafe
James Mailey aged 35 of 15 Coney Street Charlestown and employed at Waverley Cafe 48 Stamford Street was overcome by heat yesterday at 1 30 PM. He was moved to City Hospital by ambulance and is expected to recover.
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James Mailey
Coney Street
Charlestown
Waverley
Stamford Street
City Hospital
Gallivan in Ward 13 eyes independent Senate bid
In Omaha following Thurston’s letter, Ward 13 leader Gallivan weighs running for Senate if McNary clashes with McEttrick. McNary’s moves, ward delegations, and county politics color a tense fight as Gallivan contemplates an independent bid while McEttrick weighs caucus strategy and Moran talks. Ward 13’s district realignment stirs the contest.
Adams Express Strike Drags On in New York and Jersey City
The Adams Express Company strike continues with 130 replacement workers hired in New York and Jersey City. Management claims to handle 9 percent of the business tomorrow while a Jersey City pier is packed with freight and strikers plan a three-city outreach to Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to deter replacements.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Jersey City
Miller
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
James Maguire Buried at Mt Calvary Cemetery
Funeral for James Maguire of Dooley's Hotel Boston held at Mt Calvary Cemetery in Waltham. West End and North End magnates attended. Floral tributes included a cross from hotel friends and bouquets from Dooley's Misses Dooley and Edward Russell. John Howlett, hotel proprietor, sent a bouquet. Maguire had taken charge during Howlett's absence in Ireland before falling ill.
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James Maguire
Dooley
Boston
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
West End
North End
Misses Dooley
Edward Russel
John Howlet
Howlet
Ireland
Mayor Must Be a Good Boy
Mt Vernon tale of political and family clash as Mayor Edwin W Fiske a Democrat battles his Republican father Samuel Fiske over city appointments and gas light poles The elder Fiske withholds approval on the son’s nominees and signals discipline while the two clash in a tightly fought local election scenario blending party loyalty and fatherly authority.
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Mt. Vernon
Cave
Edwin W. Fiske
Samuel Fiske
Fiskes
Board of Aldermen
Train Wreck Near Pueblo Kills Two Crews and Injures Many
Eight miles west of Pueblo a westbound Denver and Rio Grande excursion train derailed. The engine turned over, killing engineer Charles Davenport and fireman W F Reppert. About twenty passengers were injured though none seriously. Cause cited as track rails spreading from heat.
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Pueblo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Vegas
Charles Davenport
W. F. Reppert
The Boston Club Cat Hunt and Jimmy Collins Thumb
A Chicago News recap recalls Jimmy Collins of the Boston team joining a tiger hunt against alley cats during a Tremont House stay. Collins crawled on all fours, meowed, and led a fiasco that ended with his thumb badly hurt. the tale ends with him returning to his room as friends watch the cats vanish.
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Boston Baseball Club
Tremont House
Ever
Collins
Boston
Jimmy
America
Thomas
Wagner
Wey
Bing
Biff
Jimmy Collins
Chicago News
Cardiff the Drowned Man
Middletown Conn August 16 The man drowned in the river last Wednesday is identified as Patrick Cardiff not Thomas Quigley of Providence Cardiff a former English soldier arrived two weeks ago to work as a scaffold builder at the heating factory He was last seen Monday night while getting shaved He was a good swimmer and his death remains mysterious Quigley’s whereabouts are still unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Thomas Quigley
Providence
Patrick Cardiff
Cardiff
Quigley
Tragic drowning at Dog River picnic outing
Arthur Walker and two women Miss Viola French and Miss Margaret Curry drowned at the mouth of Dog River while bathing during a picnic outing in Mobile Alabama. Robert E. Lee, who also joined the group, was swept away but saved after a thirty minute struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Arthur Walker
Robert E. Lee
Viola French
Margaret Curry
Dog River
Walker
Lee
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