Amoret wins first interstate yacht race over New York boats
In Marblehead on August 17, the Amoret defeated the Windward with the Joyant disqualified for fouling the windward mark. Timandra finished last as the Amoret led Massachusetts Bay boats 6 to 3 over New York entries. The second race in the three race series is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Amoret
Windward
Timandra
Joyant
Massachusetts Bay
New York
Marblehead
Corinthian Y. C
Commodore C. B. Wheelock
Richard J. Monks
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Y. C
William H. Childs
Indian Harbor
Racing in Marblehead Sound A Close Four-Vour Windward Restart
A tight four-boat duel of Class P boats in Marblehead waters sails 16 miles, with Windward leading Amoret and Joyant, Timandra and the others jockeying for position. Timandra searches for lift while Amoret gains on the leaders, as the race unfolds amid light to growing sea breeze.
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New England
New York
Gardenia
Marblehead Rock
Ively
Duoyant
Timandra
Amoret
Joyant
Windward
Brockton Tub Wins Muster in New Bedford
The Hancock company of Brockton won the 21st annual muster of the New England Veteran Firemen’s Association in New Bedford on August 17, securing a $250 prize with a 234 foot 21 and two thirds inch throw. Watchemoket of East Providence took $100 for 230 feet 9 and a half inches, followed by Okommakamesett of Marblehead at $75 for 228 feet 4 and a quarter inches. White Angel won $50 with 225 feet 11 and a quarter inches, and Fire King of Pawtuxet earned $25 with 223 feet 1 and a half inches. The Brockton crew received a silver cup for best showing and their foreman a gold medal. One new title Liberty of Lowell finished eighth with 207 feet 6 and 1/4 inches.
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Hancock Company
Brockton
New England Veteran Firemen’s Association
Brockton Tub
Watchemoket
East Providence
Okommakamesett
Marblehead
White Angel
Fire King of
Watchemaker of
Liberty of
Lowell
Hancock
Salem
Fire King
Pawtuset
Nonantum
Newton
Winnisimmet
Chelse
Liberty
Protector
Red Jacket
Cambridge
City of
Stoughton
W. Plaisted
Portland
Enterprise
Hydrant
Milton
Sosseoses
Gaspee
Providence
R. T
Paul Revere
Revere
Star of
Jamaica
Jamaica Plain
General Taylor
Fverett
Dorchester
Mezeppa
Gulf Stream
Fall River
Narragansett
Riverside
R. I
Columbia
Rockton
Athletics Edge White Sox in Doubleheader Sweep
Chicago errors and timely Philadelphia hitting enabled the Athletics to win both games of a doubleheader, 3 to 1 and 5 to 1, in the first and second halves of today’s twin bill.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Toronto and Providence tied in seven inning call
In a baseball slate the Toronto team led Providence 3 3 when play was halted after seven innings. Newark topped Montreal 7 6 in the opener while Montreal won the nightcap 10 1 over Newark. Rochester defeated Baltimore 6 2. Jersey City beat Buffalo 4 3 in the first game and won 2 1 in the second game.
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Providence
Newark
Montreal
Rochester
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
New England High School Matches Mapped
Fall River meets Haverhill while Lawrence clashes with Worcester Lynn plays Brockton and New Bedford faces Lowell in regional prep pairings.
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New England
Fall River
Haverhill
Lawrence
Worcester
Lynn
Brockton
New Bedford
Lowell
Won
P.C
Lower Cero
Lawrence - Ween
Lyon Tee
Fall River Ore
Bedford Vee
Wood Delivers Win for Red Sox in Detroit Comeback
In Detroit on August 17 Joe Wood relieved Larry Pape in the ninth and preserved a 4 to 3 Boston victory over the Tigers. Cobb was intentionally walked, Donovan struck out Drake, and Wood retired the final batter to secure the win as Detroit’s rally fell short.
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Red Sox
Jennings
Hooper
Yerkes
Boston
George Mullin
Cub
Detroit
Mullin
Pape
Sox
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Mich
Joe Wood
Jones
Cobb
Wagner
Bush
Detroit Grayhound
Donovan
Engle
Patsy
Henriksen
Lewis
Carrigan
O'Leary
Gardner
Baumann
Delehanty
Egan
Eyans
Boston Blues Defeat Elevated Nine In Seven Inning Game
Boston Blues, substituting for a missing fire department team, easily defeated the Boston Elevated team champions of the Elevated league. Flynn struck out 14 in seven innings before the game was called at seven. Temperance Society guests at Castle Island were no match for South Boston effort.
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Boston Fireman
Boston Blue
L' Men
Temperance Society
Castle Island
Boston
Flynn
Boston Elevated
Klaus Outboxes Cyclone Thompson In 10 Round Decision
Frank Klaus of Pittsburg defeated Cyclone Johnny Thompson of Sycamore Illinois by decision in ten rounds at the National Sporting Club New York. Judges favored Klaus who controlled the action from start to finish with no knockdowns.
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Cyclone Thompson
New York
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Cyclone Johnny" Thompson
Sycamore
Ill
National Sporting Club
Belvasia Captures King George Stake At Grand Circuit
At Buffalo New York on August 17 Belvasia driven by Walter Cox won the King George stake for 2:12 trotters valued at 5000 dollars. Belvasia won the first heat from Chatty Direct, while Ed Geers with Ario Leyburn took the second heat. In the third heat Belvasia led again before Cox escaped a pocket and finished ahead of Ario Leyburn. 2:09 pace was declared off due to scratches.
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Tigers
Donovan
Pape
Lonergan
Carrigan
Henriksen
Wagner
Duffy Lewis
Buffalo
N. Y
King George Stake
Belvasia
Walter Cox
Chatty Direct
Ed Geers
Ario Leyburn
Cox
al Stanley
Madagaay B. m
Guy Axworthy
Serefu
Dorothy Hansboro
Opdyke
Viola Strong
Geers
Aeae
Sab. G
McHenry
Wellington
Thue
King George V
Bo. m
Bingara
B. m
Hatty Direct
Tallman
Ro. H
Whitehead
Sue D H m
Snow
Sebeescee
Bik. Bh
Cleveland
New York Today
Ford
Daniels
Jackson
Cree
New York
Walter
Chase
Knight
Isra
Hartzell
Gardner
Sweeney
O. Wane
AB R
BH. TB
Birmingham
Turner
Fisher
Gregg
Kaler
P . Afasterly
eButcher
Seater Tewene
New Bedford and Lynn Split Doubleheader in Maine Coast League
In Lynn at Lynn, New Bedford won the first game 5 to 1 while Lynn captured the seven inning second 2 to 0. Swanson and Waller, both acquired from Bridgeport, pitched for Lynn. Wakefield injured a finger in the second contest as Dropping Swanson struggled in the opening frame.
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New England
Lynn
New Bedford
Swanson
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Waller
Xroumis
New York
Wakefield
Po.a.e
Sweatt
Coulter
M'Crone
Gargo
Ness
M’govern
Rising
Daum
Donohue
Strands
Wilson
Logan
Mar‘no‘'le
Wallace
Marshall
Pruitt
McGovern
Maranville
Buffange
Coulter G
Rorty
Duffy
Worcester Is Again Winner Over Lowell
Worcester defeats Lowell 7 to 2 in a baseball game highlighted by Duffy’s seventh inning rally. Key hits include two-base blows by Burkett Russell and a tense late stretch, with strong pitching by Duffy Van Dyke and Yount.
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Duffy
Lowell
Bunting
Aubrey
Burkett
O'Neill
Magee
Flularty
Russell
Duffy T
Yount
Haas
van Dyke
Huston
Weaver
Moulton
Wright
Lanigan
Labelle
Dewees
Lavigne Pierh
Lawrence blank Brockton in 5-0 rout
Lawrence shut out Brockton 5 to 0 as Kelseth dominated on the mound. Carlstrom and Phoenix led the offense with two runs apiece, while McLane and Ulrich added RBIs. Brockton managed few scoring chances as the visitors were unable to solve Lawrence’s pitching.
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Brockton
Kelseth
A.E
Bh.po
Carist’'m
Giannini
Hagan
McLane
Phoenix
Briggs
Howard
Tevlin
Kolseth
Rud’rham
Eastman
Carlstrom
Ulrich
Smith
Hear Baker
Ime
Tin. Sim
Bannon
Fall River Triumphs Over Haverhill In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a 8 inning ballgame Fall River defeated Haverhill 8 to 0. Reynolds led offensively with four RBI while Kopf Hickman and Reynolds produced multiple two base hits. Pitchers Hogge and Blum combined for six strikeouts. bases on balls favored Hogge and Blum with two each. Time noted as 65 minutes.
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Banca Ceara Pees
Lord Tsee
Oldring
Tener
E Collins
Tee
Seeee
Baker
Dee
Seeneee
Murphy
McInnis
A Barry
Lapp
Coombs
Sewenee
Chicago
R. BH
TB Po A
McIntyre
Ceseee
H. Lord
Callahan
F .Seeees
Bodle
Teeewere
McConnell
Seeens
Sullivan
MeInnis
Collins
Morphy
Walsh
B. PO
A. E
Fesereses
Lord
Teesee
T F.see
Barry
Thomas
E McIntyre
Boule
Seeeee McConnell
Seer
Tanvehill
Corhan
Cee
A Kreitz
Oo J. Baker
Mogridge
Lange
Matalay
Cas Oaike
Corban
Tome
J. Reker
bhit—McConnell
Crllins
Bender
J. Baker
J. B
Krettz
J. Time
Parker and Sheridan
Blum
Haverhill
Fall River
Young
Reynolds
Courtney
Luby
Milliman
Carll
Hogge
Kopf
Devine
Hickman
Wilson
McGamwell
bawe—Reynolda
Plauys
Moore
Bowcock
Hogee
Stafford
New England
Haverrhill
Fall Rives
Reyn'ds
Browns Gain Four Hits Off Johnson In Nine
Washington defeats St. Louis as Cleveland pitcher Nelson allows four runs and seven infield plays. Milan and Gessler drive two base hits, while Wallace Cunningham and Walker steal bases. Johnson and Nelson combine for ten strikeouts and miscues in a tense nine inning game.
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Nelson
Washington
Gessler
Milan
C. Walker
Johnson
McBride
Schaefer
Ball —Street
Wallace
Cunningham
Walker
St. Louis
Lime
Dineen and
Perrine
St. Loui
Ocala
Gust
AB. R. TR. PO
Udeseseses
Fesevevecs
Seeeee Conroy
Street
Droteserar
Ceeesens
Meloan
Venue Clarke
Creeneeewnne Stephens
As Tree
Criss
Screccessers
Independence Boy Sets World Record in King Stakes
Independence Boy won the three heat King stakes at 204 pacers in 2:02 and a fraction per heat, claiming a world's record for a three heat race. Baril Jr. challenged in two close heats while R. T. C. dominated the Hester Columbus stakes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gin
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