Close Finishes Mark Get Away Day at Poughkeepsie
The Grand Circuit meeting in Poughkeepsie concluded with tight finishes in the 2:7 trot and 2:10 pace. Eldridge fined 100 dollars and Geers named to drive India after disputed effort in the 2:17 trot. Rudy Kip won the 2:10 pace in straight heats as Argot Boy challenged him.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
India
Totgra
Eldridg
Geers
Eldridge
Rudy Kip
Argot Boy
Larned Wins Meadow Club Tennis Trophy Again
William A. Larned, former national champion, defeats Karl B. Behr Jr. 8-6 6-4 6-8 6-1 to win the Meadow Club singles. It marks his fifth cup on these courts. In doubles, Leonard and Lyon win 4-6 8-6 6-4, while Larned and Clothier advance 6-2 6-4. semis see Wright and Stillman 6-3 6-2 over Leonard and Lyon.
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Southampton
William A. Larned
Meadow Club
Karl B. Behr, Jr
Larned
Behr
Yale
Leonard
Lyon
T. R. Pell
Harry Torrance, Jr
Clothier
Dewhurst
Holt
Wright
Stillman
Edgar Leonard
Travers sets 36 hole record in Presidents Cup matches
Jerome Travers of Montclair N J dominates at Ekwanok Golf Club in Manchester Vermont finishing two 18 hole wins to set a new 36 hole course record of 144 seven strokes better than last year’s mark. J M Ward defeats J M Rhett 4 up 2 to play in the other semi final. Ward also ousted L E Wood who had yesterday defeated A L White the former cup holder.
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Boston
J. M. Ward
J. M. Rhett
Ward
L. E. Wood
Fall River
A. L. White
Ekwanok
Why Chicago Will Win Flag
Charles Fredericks asserts the Chicago team’s dominance with the league’s best pitching staff led by In and Altrock and a deep infield and outfield. He notes no East postponements, a 29 game home stretch, and confidence in Roche Dundon Isbell ONeill Sullivan Hart Towne and other key players as the White Sox aim for the pennant.
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Charles Fredericks
Chicago
Roche
Dundon
Isbell
Jack O'Neill
Sullivan
Hart
Towne
Altrock
Pr_erson
Owen
Smith
Wahle
Fiene
White Sox
Filenes vs Farley Harvey Opens Season At Dorchester Field
Filene's and Farley Harvey prepare for the second game of the season at Dorchester High School Field Dorchester. Filene's will field a lineup with ODonnell Fitzhenry MacInery Nash McCue M Jewish infield and Howell Holt Partridge R Lewis Delaney in the outfield. Farley Harvey counters with Cunningham Welch Flem ing Mellody Donohue Walsh infield and Johnson Hickey Wir in the outfield.
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Favri¢éy Harvey
Dorchester High School
Bar Avenue
Dorchester
Filene’s
O'Donnell
Fitzhenry
Battery
MacInery
Nash
McCue
M. Jewis
Howley
Holt
Partridge
R. Lewis
Delaney
Farley Harvey
Cunningham
Welch
Fleming
Mellody
Donohue
Walsh
Johnson
Hickey
Wir
Criger Hurt as Criger Returns to Bat in Boston
After two innings yesterday Lou Criger took a foul to the finger from Sullivan and left for Carrigan. Boston fans gave Criger a warm reception as he resumed behind the plate. His throwing was off but he is expected to be ready in a week or two. a two run error followed when Donohue scored on a second inning double steal attempt.
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Lou Criger
Sullivan
Criger
Carrigan
Boston
Donohue
Dougherty
Ferris
Parent
Donahue
Chicago's the Place in Baseball Eye
Grantland Rice asks which city holds baseball’s gaze and which club will win the pennant as he riffs on Chicago and rivals. The poem teases questions about Mack's crew, Clark Griffith, McGraw, Muggsy, and the Giants while pondering where the championship may be contested.
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Grantland Rice
Chicago
Mack
Clark Griffith
McGraw
Mick
Giants
Gotham
Harvard Crew Faces Delays in Absent Richardson and Injured Glass
The Harvard rowing team at Bourne End reports J Richardson out with inflammation after a harmful meal, Dr. Manahan aiming for a return by August 20. Meanwhile G G Glass injures his knee. without a London instrument, Manahan improvised a method to reduce swelling, leaving Glass’ return uncertain.
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Bourne End
Eng
Harvard
J. Richardson
Six Star Boats Vying In Roosevelt Cup Trials At Marblehead
After two unsatisfactory heats, the Eastern Yacht Club narrowed 17 contenders to six for the Roosevelt cup trials. The selected boats Auk Bouidrei Caramba Vim Sumatra and Wim will sail two races tomorrow, with weather conditions expected to influence results. The trials strain crews as wind and sun burn take their toll.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Auk
C. F. Adams
Bouidrei
G. W. Wightman
Caramba
C. H. W. Foster
Spokane
F. Lewis Clark
Sumatra
Francis Skinner
Wim
Trenor L. Park
New Orleans
Cod
Chewink VI
Skidoo
Chewink
Ellen
Alecto
Bonidrei
Windrim
Sally
Lorelei
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Manchester Eeveevveeveeeseev Eee Ee
Sally Will Sietels
Fleet Sets Sail In Light Breeze On Triangular Course
The fleet left harbor under tow as wind failed to cooperate delaying start by thirty minutes. A sparse breeze from east southeast barely filled sails while at 11:40 the boats began a three mile first leg to windward then broad reaches southwest and north toward the finish with the final leg aided by wind hauling.
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Hayseed
Ellen
Vim
Sally
Auk
Chewink
Windrim
Cool
Skidoo
Spokane
New Orleans
Manchester
Sumatra
Bouidrei
Alecto
Caramba
Lorelei
Lawrence Beats Lowell 5 4 In Free-hitting New England League Game
Lawrence edge Lowell 5 to 4 as both pitchers were hit hard. Batteries Whiting Barberick Cote Abbott Cameron and umpire O'Brien. Other results show Fall River at Lynn New Bedford at Worcester Lowell at Manchester and Lawrence at Haverhill with New Bedford losing 6 3 at Worcester.
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Lowell
R.H.E. Lawrence
Whiting
Barberick
Cote
Abbott
Cameron
O'Brien
Fall River
Lynn
New Bedford
Worcester
Manchester
Haverhill
R.H.E. Worcester
Sline and Knotts
Elliott and Coveney
Hastings
ASO Lawrence
New Bedford Ee
Fall River Pe
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Manchester shuts out Haverhill in 5 to 0 win
Manchester defeated Haverhill 5 to 0 as Cross baffled the visitors. Phelan starred with superb batting and fielding for Manchester. Final line shows Manchester 10008 010 0598 and Haverhill 00060000 000-0562 with Cross and McGovern on the mound for Manchester and McPartlin and Ahearn for Haverhill. Umpire O'Brien.
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Manchester
N. H
Haverhill
Cross
Phelan
R.H.E. Manchester
McGovern
McPartlin
Ahearn
O’brien
Worcester Beats Fall River In A 6 3 Baseball Game
Timely Worcester hitting and costly errors by Fall River led to a 6 3 win at Lynn. Higgins made a running catch, and the game featured putouts and pitching by Smith Daum Swanson Sullivan and umpire Stafford in a contested afternoon.
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Worcester
Lynn
Fall River
Higgins
R.H.E. macTilivanveds
Smith and Daum
Swanson and Sullivan
Stafford
Vim Wins as Hayseed and Caramba Fail to Match Pace
In a three mile windward course, Vim leads from start to finish with Auk second and Sally third. Hayseed suffers a slow start and cannot close the gap, while Caramba lags early and falls behind. Second leg shows Hayseed narrowly ahead briefly before Vim extends its overall lead and secures victory.
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Sumatra
Skidoo
Chewink
Vim
Ellen
New Orleans
Alecto
Bonidrel
Windrim Kid
Auk
Manchester
Hayseed
Spokane
Cod
Sally
Lorelei
Bouidrei
Bonidret
Sumarta
Bonidrei
Cearamba
Detroit at home pace in baseball news and notes
Detroit arrives this afternoon for a lively game with Boston as Dineen is due to pitch and Criger shows form. Cleveland and the Athletics break even while New York falters as standings shift and Ban Johnson’s American League leadership hints Detroit will stay in the loop. Bill Clancy tops the Eastern League in threebaggers.
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Dineen
Boston
White Sox
New York
Cleveland
Athletics
Walworths
J. M. Londergan
City Point Court
South Boston
Main
Criger
Carrigan
Heydon
Nuf Ced McGreevey
L Street Baths
Parent
Highlanders
New Downer Landing
Fore River
St. Alphonsus
Joseph Watson
Smith Street
Roxbury
Jack Warner
Washingtons
Ban Johnson
Ban
Bill Clancy
Pittsburg
Neary Defeats Herrera in Seventh Round
Milwaukee boxing card ends as Charles Neary stops Aurelio Herrera in the seventh round with Herrera surrendering the fight.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Neary
Aurelio Herrera
Herrera
Deming Trophy Winner Dined At Ferncroft Inn
C. W. Kelsey who won the Deming trophy in the Buffalo to Bretton Woods AAA tour was hosted at a dinner by Maxwell Briscoe Boston Company at the Ferncroft Inn Danvers. Guests included Frank J. Tyler Lucius Tyler Ralph Coburn and Arthur Adams with Boston newspaper representatives. The winner arrived in Maxwell cars including the trophy vehicle marked No 24 and the confetti speedster carried guests to the event.
Donnelly Named A C H Boom For State Presidency
Middlesex county delegates rallied for John F. Donnelly to head the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the state convention in Fall River on August 28. A county meeting in East Cambridge heard James J. Corbishley praise Donnelly’s 25 year rise through AOH ranks and record of rapid membership growth from 5109 to 6370 across 45 divisions.
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John F. Donnelly
Middlesex County
Order of Hibernians
Order
Fall River
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
James J. Corbishley
Waltham
Donnelly
Division 15
Cambridge
Somerville
Newton
Moran May Not Ride In Revere Race Tonight
Chelsea cyclist James Moran is sidelined by a slight sun stroke after heat exhaustion at the track. If unfit to ride the one hour paced race against Stinson and Bedell, Young Coffey or another rider will fill in, making it a three cornered affair. Entries for the 10 mile open are large.
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Moran
Revere
James Moran
Chelsea
Stinson
Bedell
Coffey
Centrals of East Boston to clash with Norfolks Dorchester
At Cottage Park this afternoon the Centrals of East Boston meet the Norfolks of Dorchester in a high school clash. Battery for the Centrals includes Joseph Foley of Boston College fame and Eddie Marley of Ballou & Hos. Norfolks will be powered by Max Clay, holder of the interscholastic strikeout record, and Charley Hoernle from Dorchester High. Dan Barry of South Boston High will lead off for East Boston with Joe Sheehan of Boston Latin at second. East Boston’s Tom Parle James Crowley Nonie Larkin and Dan O Rourke are also slated for duty.
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Cottage Park
Centrals
East Boston
Norfolks
Dorchester
Joseph Foley
Boston College
Eddie Marley
Ballou & Hosbig
Battery
Max Clay
Charley Hoernle
Dorchester High School
Dan Barry
South Boston High
Joe Sheehan
Tom Parle
James Crowley
Nonie Larkin
Dan O'Rourke
East Boston High
Boston to Crescent Park excursion text notes park outing
Saturday afternoon trip to Crescent Park on August 18 departs South Station at 2 05 pm and Back Bay at 2 09 pm. Round trip is one dollar with over five hours at the park, an ideal half holiday outing.
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Crescent Park
South Station
Back Bay
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