Reds Lose Close Boston Series Finale on Eight to Seven
The Cincinnati Reds fell to the Boston team at South End grounds by eight to seven in a tight, pitching rough game. Fournier starred for Brockton and Pawtucket, issuing sharp curves and later earning a Reds contract. Nichols and Ganzel contributed key plays for Boston. Latham, Halliday, and Murphy led Reds hit sections, with late drama as Boston held off a Reds rally in the final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
South End Grounds
Fournier
Brocktons
Pawtuckets
Reds
Bostons
Nichols
Charley Ganzel
Comiskey
Halliday
McPhee
Nash
Bannon
Ganzel
Latham
Lowe
Murphy
Canavan
Smith
Boston
Arlie
Hoy
Morgan Murphy
Jimmy Canavan
Meekin’s New York Beats Chicago as Hutchison Parts Early
New York tops Chicago 8 to 7 in a tense game. Meekin held the visitors at bay, while Hutchison faced heavy pressure through four innings. Chicago rallied in the final frame with three runs including a Hutchison homer. Attendance listed at 2000. Batteries Meekin Farrell Hutchison Schriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicagos
Meekin
Hutchison
Chicago
Farrell
Hutchison and Schriver
Phillies Beat Orioles In Tight Eastern Showdown
Philadelphia wins 4 to 2 in a well played game as Brouthers hits a home run and Baltimore struggles after the first inning. Attendance 6800. Scoring details show Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 8 Baltimore 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 6. Pitching: Taylor for Baltimore, Clements and Buckley for Philadelphia. errors Philadelphia 1, Baltimore 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Baltimore
Orioles
Taylor
Brouthers
Clements
Buckley
Inks
Clark
Fall River Defeats Lewistons in One-Sided New England League Tilt
Fall River a 600 crowd sees Fall Rivers march ahead early and never cede the lead as Ladd shines at left and McCormack robs a liner. Lewistons use Mavison at first and Sullivan in right with Farrell late arriving. Brady honored with flowers as Murphy’s bouquet signals a celebratory moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall Rivers
Lewistons
Ladd
McCormack
Mavison
Sullivan
Farrell
Worcesters
Brady
Murphy
Stafford
Lincoln
Alland Bros Physiognomical Haircutters Offer Haircut Ornament
An ad from Alland Bros at Tremont Row promotes physiognomical haircuts designed to enhance facial features. It suggests trimming the beard and hair to create an ornamental effect that brightens the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alland Bros
Tremont Row
Fall River Beats Lewiston In Low Scoring Contest
Ladd was out on a trapped ball as Fall River held off Lewiston 4-2. Brady hammered a three-base hit, Flannagan and Rupert produced two-base hits, and several players earned bases on balls. Pitching by Lincoln and Bergen, with staff services by Stafford and Reilly, weathered a tight game featuring multiple double plays and an umpire named Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
R. Lowe
P. A
Connaughton
McCarthy
Cbseite -Ucker
Bannon
Ganzel
Necesaa
Te Total
Oinnati AB
Emvrurins
Lbs
Cr Nee
Anavan
Comiskey
Smith
Murphy
Latham
Canavan
Halliday
Nash
Tucker
Hoy
McPhee
Cincinnati
Lowe
Nichols
Fournier
Stivetts
Dwyer
Fall River
Wistog
Brady
Flannagan
Rupert
McDermott
Sheehan
McCormack
H. Lewiston
Lincoln
Bergen
Stafford
Reilly
Larocque
Mains
Larocaque
Spillard
Long
B. Sim
Brockton Beats Pawtucket In Shortened Game
Brockton outplayed Pawtucket in eight innings to win easily. Brennemer exited after a sixth inning collision and was replaced by Moore. Brockton piled up 12 hits to Pawtucket's 10, but committed 3 errors to Pawtucket's 8 as Leeds and Corcoran opposed Brennemer and Moore Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Pawtucket
Brennemer
Moore
Leeds and
Corcoran
Moore and Roach
Portland Defeats Haverhill Behind Lampe Seven Innings Strong
Portland attacked Lampe after seven innings and won 5 to 2 as errors by Haverhill aided their run-getting. Daniels pitched well for Portland. Portland had 13 base hits to Haverhill's 5, with 8 Portland errors to 7 by Haverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lampe
Daniels
Haverhill
Daniel
Edgar
Sweeney
New Bedford Defeats Bangor In Easy Win
New Bedford beat Bangor by a wide margin in a baseball game. New Bedford scored 5 runs to Bangor 0 in the final. Pitchers Driscoll Smith for New Bedford and Wheeler Hayes for Bangor issued the hits and errors tally shows New Bedford with 13 hits and Bangor with 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Bangor
Driscoll and Smith
Wheeler and Hayes
Nantucket Defeated by Cottage City in Early Dump
Nantucket lost to Cottage City on Cottage City grounds in the first inning, game called in the sixth after Cottage City runners were fired. Final score Cottage City 16 Nantucket 1. Cottage City had 9 hits and 4 errors to Nantucket 3 hits and 19 errors. Umpire Mr Place.
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Nantucket
Nantuckets
Cottage OU Fc
Sisess
Cottage City
Place
Eastern League Scores From Providence Springfield Wilkes Barre Syracuse
At Providence Providence defeated Erie 8 to 1 while Buffalo fell to Springfield 10 to 6. Wilkes Barre beat Scranton 18 to 4 and Syracuse defeated Allentown 12 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Erie
Springfield
Buffalo
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Syracuse
Allentown
West End Street Railroad Baseball League Meeting
A well attended West End Street Railroad Baseball League meeting convened in Samaritan Hall Charlestown with J J Mulligan of Division 5 presiding. A grand testimonial for the season winner was voted and speeches by Looby Cantlin Mulligan Kennedy Powers Cronin and Berry were given. The next league meeting is set for Tuesday evening August 28 at Samaritan Hall Sullivan Square Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End League
West End Street Railroad Baseball League
Samaritan Hall
Charlestown
J. J. Mulligan
Messrs. Looby
Cantlin
Mulligan
Kennedy
Powers
Cronin
Berry
Sullivan Square
The Railroad Ball Tossers Riot Forfeits Game
The Lawrence and Somerville divisions of the Boston and Maine railroad league clashed at Lawrence on Saturday. After a heated umpire decision sparked near riot actions, the game was forfeited to Somerville. Lawrence then hosted a postgame outing with sail on the Merrimac, supper, dancing, and stereopticon views. Next clash set for Mulligan's field Everett on Aug. percent.
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Lawrence
Somerville
Boston & Maine Railroad League
Merrimac
Charlestown
Mulligan’s Field
Everett
Croquet Tournament Thrills Fans At Norwich Grounds
The National Croquet Association tourney drew about 150 spectators under electric lights. Notable players included Germond, Butler, Jacobus, Dickey, Spaulding, and Bryant. A. B. Holley of New York withdrew, leaving fans eager for more recalls of Bryant and Juss L. P. Bryant in years past.
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Norwich
Conn
Germond
Butler
Jacobus
Dickey
Spaulding
Bryant
A. B. Holley
New York
Gus Maurer
George Johnson
Dr. Read
Willie Knecht
N. L. Bishop
Philip Germond
George C. Strong
New London
Charles Jacobus
Springfield
A. W. Dickey
Sheeke L. B. Bryant
Washington
Frank Sisson
E. F. Spaulding
Townsend's Harbor
B. M. Baldwin
Danbury
H. G. Fay
Burgess
Asbury Grove
J. D. Chalfant
Wilmington
John Buckley
Philadelphia
W. H. Aar
CNLON
D. D. Butler
Middletown
W. S. Chase
W. H. Whaley
T. A. Harris
W. A. Towne
J. B. Hickman
J. B. Bell
S. Farnsworth Minster
Wiliam Holden
Leominster
Joseph Adamson
Bilbrough
C. M. Bryant
Dr. Davenport
Northampton
Samuel Buckley
Tr. W. White, Cbedoto
Dowling and Mitchell to Race in Senior Sculling Match
This afternoon at five, Al C. Dowling of Crescent Boat Club meets George H. Mitchell of Riverside Boat Club Cambridge in a single shell race at Point of Pines over the usual course. Both rowers are in peak condition after days of light training and running and there is expected strong turnout from boating men with potential private wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al C. Dowling
Crescent Boat Club
George H. Mitchell
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Point of Pines
Pines
Shell
Fred Plaisted
Hosmer
Mitchell
Dowling
Charles
J. A. St. John
Jake Gaudaur
Poor sport mars Washington Park racing card at city meet
Chicago, Aug 22. A highly anticipated match race between Directly and Carbonate for 3200 purses drew a weak showing as Carbonate faltered with harness trouble and attempts to flee the track. Directly trotted clear to win in 2:12 as judges fined Joseph Thayer $100 for unsportsmanlike conduct. Other events featured uneven fields with several straight-heat winners and notable horses including Lemonee and David B. and foal races won by Marietta Wilkes and B. P. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Park
Directly
Carbonate
Kelly
Lemonee
David B
Marietta Wilkes
Haverhill Trotters See Favorites Dominate Kenora Meet
At Kenora track on Aug 22 the 2:25 race saw Flying Nig win easily as Mary B and Jed Davis faded. Jimmie B. led the 2:20 event from start to finish amid strong purse contest while Harry Almont and Crit shared second and third. The 2:30 trot, won by Adra Belle, featured a tense finish between Keno and Goldgetter over two heats and a crowd-scoring finish. Track conditions were good and attendance fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Kenora Track
Mary B
Bridgeport
Adra Belle
Keno
Goldgetter
Grand Circuit Day Two at Poughkeepsie Drives Big Attendance
Two thousand spectators watched the second day of Grand Circuit racing at Hudson River Driving Park in Poughkeepsie New York amid ideal weather and a fair track. Emma Eddy Daisy Despain Nellie F and Dudley Alcott plus Carl ton Chief emerged as heat and race winners with money changing hands in pools.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River Driving Park
Emma Eddy
Daisy Despain
Ella
Despain
Dodgeville
Cepher
Rockwell
Nellie F
Dudley Alcott
Carlton Chief
Alcott
The Saratoga Races Results At Saratoga August 22
In the first race over one mile Rey El Santa Anita won with Lake Shore second and Galileo third in 1 45. The seven furlongs second race saw Promenade first Tuscarora second Blue Garter third in 1 29 3 4. Pepper won the five and a half furlongs third race with Urania second Campania third in 1 10. Rossmar took the five furlongs with Doorga second Enchanter third in 1 04. Rightmare won seven furlongs in the fifth with Innocent second Dauntless third in 1 29 1 2. Bassanio led the six hurdles over one mile and a sixteenth with Wood ford second Beau Brummel third in 3 02 1 2.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Rey el Santa Anita
Lake Shore
Galileo
Promenade
Tuscarora
Blue Garter
Pepper
Urania
Campania
Rossmar
Doorga
Enchanter
Rightmare
Innocent
Dauntless
Bassanio
Woodford
Beau Brummel
Rigby Park Winners at Portland Races
A strong turnout at Rigby Park featured stake races with clear class gaps. Winners include Foals of '91 Nancy Rice 2:17 trot, Starlight 2:40 trot, Tomah 3 minute trot, Colonel Pitt foals of '93 trot, and Mirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rigby Park
Nancy Rice
Starlight
Tomah
Colonel Pitt
Mirth
Jerome Park Race Results From August Meet
At Jerome Park on August 22 the day’s races produced quick times and a disqualification. Ettore won the opening five and a half furlongs, Emma runner up, Cora third. Governor Sheehan led the Titan course 1400 yards but Speculation and Potentate followed. times listed. Harry Reed took first in a separate event with Tinge second. Pochino won a Titan course match, Armitage second. Black Hawk won Titan course, with Solitaire second. Bandit won the one and one-sixteenth mile race, Connors second in a two-starter event. In the final six furlong match Glenmoyne was disqualified for weight issues, Stonewell declared winner. Glenmoyne timed 1:15.4.
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Jerome Park
N. Y
Ettore
Emma
Cora
Titan Course
Governor Sheehan
Speculation
Potentate
Harry Reed
Tinge
Lodi
Titan
Pochino
Armitage
Black Hawk
Harry Alonzo
Solitaire
Bandit
Connors
Glenmoyne
Stonewell
County Breeders Trotting Meet Closes Strong
Farmington Missouri reports the County Breeders Association trotting meeting finishing with fine weather large crowd and sharp races. Redwood Boone won the stallion race with times 2:34 1 4 and 1:22. Greenbrino by Woodbrine owned by L Morrison East Livermore captured the three year old class in two straight, times 3:07 and 2:54 3 4. Oliver B. won the 2:50 class in straight heats after a four-horse field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Breeders’ Association
Redwood Boone
Greenbrino
B. c
Woodbrine
L. Morrison
East Livermore
Oliver B
Speeders at Wyman Park races results summary
At Wyman Park Ellsworth on August 22 the 2 40 class with nine starters saw Maud owned by F H Os good win for Os good, Odd Mark second owned by J P B Whelden with a best time of 2 34 1 2. In the 2 35 class eight starters saw Pembroke owned by J P B Whelden win, Final Haven second owned by J B Wiswell with best time 2 22. In the 2 26 class three starters Elgin owned by J P B Whelden won, Haroldson second owned by W C Marshall with best time 2 26 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Wyman Park
F. H. Osgood
Maud
J. P. B. Whelden
Pembroke
J. B. Wiswell
Haven
J. P. B. Wheldon
Elgin
W.C. Marshall
Haroldson
Fistic Fancies and Middleweight Talks in Boston
Dick O'Brien faces Ed Binney, a top Boston middleweight, in a 164 pound match for $100 a side. Binney favors 154 pounds if O'Brien accepts, else open to any East middleweight. Reports note Mt Clemens bid for Corbett-Jackson mill and Roby, Ind. riot case delays. Other bouts include Daley vs Fletcher, Batley vs McMahon, Kellar vs Sheehy on Lake Superior, Gehring rematch challenge, Reed vs Webber, and O'Brien praising Bobby Dobbs as a standout lightweight.
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Boston
Dick O'Brien
Ed Binney
Lewiston
Binney
Post
O’brien
Walcott
Joe
O'Brien
Mt Clemens
Mich
Corbett-Jackson Mill
Tom Kelly
Ed Austin
Detroit
Mt. Clemens
Roby
Ind
Take
Crown Point
Biggs
Warsaw
State of Indiana
Dominick O'Malley
Roby Athletic Club
Logansport
Billy Daley
Eddie F Fletcher
Ridgewood
L. I
Fletcher
Daley
Frank Batley
Black Frank
Toronto
Teddy McMahon
Utica
N. Y
Palmyra
N. 3
Ave
Bailey
Frank Kellar
Joe Sheehey
Lake Superior
Jimmy Dime
Amsterdam
Charles Gehring
Kid Reed
Kid Webber
Indiana
Elwood
Reed
Dick O’brien
Bobby Dobbs
Eastport
Dobbs
Charley Johnson
Harris Martin
Jim Burge
George McKenzie
Parker Dominates At Newport Tourney With Goodbody Showcase
Parker wins the Newport tennis day beating Howland 6-4 6-3 6-4 while Irishman Goodbody impresses on Casino courts with careful play. Hall and Lee duel, Goodbody defeats Brown easily, and a busy first round completes alongside consolation draws pending tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Parker
Howland
Goodbody
Valentine Hall
Lee
Harvard
Hall
Brown
Rowan
Hovey
Post
Neal
Cutting
Larned
Lord
G. Thompson
Davidson
W. G. Hall
Miller
Watson
Sands
Smith
Williston
McKittrick
Chace
Avery
Wrenn
Stevens
Slocum
Campbell
Dickey
Tyler
Bostwick
Hickok
Thomas
Donahue
Reed
Kendall
Shaw
Warren
E. L. Hall
Fielding
Ware
Morgan
Bradley
Hinckley
Codman
W. C. Grant
E. Wrenn
Reese
Terry
R. C. Sands
Stiles
L. J. Grant
Cottage City Doubles Draw Set in Vineyard Tourney
The Martha's Vineyard Association tennis tourney in singles will resume tomorrow at Cottage City. In doubles the draw pairs Place with Dwight against the Hart duo, Fennessey with Tucker against Orr and partner, and Sayles with W Hart against Richards and Totten, with a bye awarded to the winner in the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Martha’s Vineyard Association
Place
Dwight
M. Hart
Fennessey
Tucker
Orr
Sayles
W. Hart
Richards
Totten
Duryea Cup Race Ends In Newport Notch
The Duryea cup race at Newport Illinois on August 22 ended with Vaquero first, Celia second, Adelaide third, Houri fourth, and Dorothy fifth. The report notes the winner’s hands pierced with thorns and his face covered in grime from a rough outdoor camping outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. IL
Vaquero
Celia
Adelaide
Houri
Dorothy
Howe race meet entries listed at Waltham track
The Howe track race meet at Waltham drew a large, star studded field with Porter Mayo and Farrell as top contenders for Class A records. Several open and handicap events feature a mix of Boston Malden Dorchester and Waltham riders, along with many names across multiple classes. A Suffolk club road race set for Aug 25 and a cross country touring ride to Washington, DC are noted, with officials and judges slated for Labor Day events.
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Waltham
Porter
Mayo
Farrell
Trim
Howe
Sidney Seavey
Boston
D. Walter Faulkner
Malden
M. Linoshowsky
Highlandville
James I
Brennan
J. F. Hall
Lowell
James ©. Tetlow
Dorchester
Charles BP. Wettergreen
Ben Girard
Cambridge
George B. Goodhue
Fred R. Kaulback
Maiden
H. C. Harrison
A. W. West
G. Denning
Thomas F. McNichol
Lynn
H. A. Seavey
Frank Mayo
William M. Pettigrew
Newton
J. A. Farrell
F. M. Haggerty
C. G. Williams
H. E. Watton
Amesbury
Lir P. Swett
Norway
J. C. Wettergreen
J. E. Tetlow
J. A. Roberts
Haverhill
L. P. Callahan
Robert H. McDonough
John Bianchi
Burns W. Pierce
Linden
A. W. Porter
Gastod Plainttt
James Clark
George B. Goovhue
Arthur Dodge
Melrose
EB. A. Tosi
Everett
Willam M. Pettigrew
Carbridge
C. G. Wil Hams
H. ©. Walton
Louis N. Walleston
Newburyport
L. P. Swett
Alvin J. Fuller
D. Walter Failkner
F. A. Morrill
F. B. Emerson
Chelsea
Charles T. Williams
John A. Roberts
Louis P. Callahan
George H
J. A. Faris
Fr. M. Haggerty
Newark
N. J
Hartford
New Haven
Worcester
Springfield
New York
Washington
Columbia
Singer
A. C. Willison
Press Cycling Club
Towne
Watson
Coleman
Graves
Hull Yacht Club Ladies Day Highlighted by Yacht Fleets
Yesterday the Hull Yacht Club held its annual ladies day. Nine steam yachts led by Commodore L J Bird and Captain Edward Fearing hosted 400 guests aboard vessels such as Sea Bird Magnolia Ibis and Troubadour. The event featured a 6 o clock collation and dancing into the evening with bunting colored by state and nation and illuminated by lights creating a kaleidoscopic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
L. J. Bird
William Crane
Edward Fearing
Sea Bird
Lewis J. Bird
Lindsey E. Bird
Omas R. Mathews
T. R. Mathews
Gertrude Dymond
Mary French Wood
Manitta B. Wood
B. G. Thorp
Marion Thorp
Alfred Q. Cole
Lotta Crabtree
M. A. Crabtree
William G. Bird
John Quincy Bird
Lucretia V. Steers
Rose Barion
FH. M. Kennard
W. D. Rich
Douglass Sherley
Kentucky
Perley G. Flint
Miss Lister
Harvard
Miss Cowan
Charles A. Matthews
R. F. Straine
Charles A. Lamson
F. H. Jeffrey
Benjamin C. Tower
Ruth C. Wilkins
Eliza K. Tower
Addie L. Tower
Magnolia
BE. P. Boynton
George M. Cushman
William D. Cushman
Arthur Andrews
BE. A. Dow
J. L. Damon, Jr
Lizzie Damon
Alice Eaton
Marion Smith
Christie Wilkins
Edith Kelley
Marjorie Rouve
Somers
Lillian Smith
F. L. Dunne
B. F. Lamb
Fanny Lamb
Henry Deering
Ermie Starratt
Frank Frame
Nellie Page
B. A
George F. Pfeffer
Theodore P. Spitz
William Weinberg
Joseph Wolfson
8. Weil
Adelaide Well
Edith Brown
Hattie Sevreéns
Priscilla Alden
Edward M. Hallett
John J. Alden
Jeanne M. Norwood
Flora B. Caverly
Edith L. Caverly
Rose Weinberg
Edda Spitz
Florence I. Paul
Norma P. Wheeler
Helen Dole Clark
Jacob J. Whittsen
Henry H. Lovett
Miss Lovett
Fannie Well
Camilla BE. Picahto
Marion L. Harrington
G. W. Emerson
William H. Phillips
Clara Harris Phillips
Macdonald
A. McMillan, Jr
N. Ashley Faught
O. Boyden Tucker
Bliss Breaks Bicycle Records at Hampden Park
Springfield report notes Rambler team members setting three new marks on Hampden Park. J. P. Bliss clocked a half mile flying start in 54.85 seconds and a half mile standing start in 58.18 seconds. Lumsden and Githens, who paced Bliss on the first half mile on a tandem, set a new record for that craft in 64.45 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hampden Park
Rambler
J. P. Bliss
Lumsden and Githens
Bliss
Cyclers at the Vineyard Meet Draws Massachusetts Clubs
Aug 22 Cottage City hosts about 200 members of the Massachusetts L A W for a cycling meet at the Vineyard. Clubs from Press Massachusetts Roxbury Cambridgeport New Bedford Fall River Winnisimmet Woodbridge Charlestown Rovers Taunton Waltham Providence Springfield Haverhill Somerville and others participate. The New York Tourists and several Rhode Island clubs are represented. Chief Consul Perkins expects a very successful meet with around 500 wheelmen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Massachusetts L. A. W
Press
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Cambridgeport
New Bedford
Fall River
Winnisimett
Woodbridge
Charlestown
Rovers
Taunton
Waltham
Providence
Springfield
Haverhill
Somerville
New York
Rhode Island
Perkins
Omaha Cyclist Completes 1700 Mile Brooklyn Ride
Christian Gans of the Omaha Cycling Club finished a long bicycle journey from Omaha to Brooklyn covering about 1700 miles in twenty two riding days. He used a ten foot leg of mutton sail attached to his bike which aided him on open plains. In a strong wind he had to back pedal to slow the speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Gans
Omaha Cycling Club
Omaha
Brooklyn
Gans
Vigilant and Satanita Docked for Repairs in Southampton
On Aug 22 Vigilant and Satanita lie on the dry dock at Southampton. Vigilant's centreboard will be reinstalled tomorrow after repairs with more work planned next week. Meadow Brook defeats Rockaway 111 to 4 in a handicap match as Rockaway and Myopia set a Westchester cups match in four aboard with an aggregate handicap over twenty goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Vigilant
Satanita
Niger Brolen
Rutherford
Wingut
Meadow Brook
Rockaway
G. L. Myers
R. Brooks
G. K. Stowe
A. B. Manderson
W. C. Eustis
H. N. Wingut
H. P. Whitney
W. Rutherford
Myopia
Tattooed Wonder Tries Ferry Run After Hospital Escape
New York police contend with Frank Whittier, the tattooed man, just released from Manhattan Hospital. He charged the Fort Lee ferry entrance, tangled with a ticket taker and staff, then clashed with officers for fifteen minutes. He stormed the hospital again, fought attendants, and required straitjacket restraints as doctors debated Bellevue care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Whittier
Manhattan Hospital
Fort Lee Ferry
McEnroe
Manhattan
Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Wittson
Wittson
Liberty
United States
Neptune
Amesbury Merchants Fourth Annual Outing Held at Centennial Grove
Amesbury Aug 22 The Amesbury Merchants Association held its fourth annual outing with all business places closed. A special train carried 250 to Centennial Grove Essex for sports including baseball, sprints, weighty events and boating contests. Winners included Briggs and Paul in baseball, W Crisham and T Hanley in sprints, J Greaney in the fat men’s race, J Spillane Clerk race champion, R Woolard in swimming, Minnie Morrill in the ladies boat race and W B Chipman in the men’s boat race. Dancing concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury Merchants
Amesbury
Amesbury Merchants’ Association
Centennial Grove
Essex
Briggs
Paul
al. Briggs
W. Crisham
T. Hanley
M. Flannnigan
Silence Keeps Truth Hidden in Detroit Tribune Report
A dramatic exchange ends with a woman insisting on darkness as a man lowers the gas, the Detroit Tribune recounting a tense, unspecified confrontation. No confession occurs, leaving the fate of the disclosure unexplained.
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Detroit Tribune
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