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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1911

Page

9

Records Fall at Elgin Auto Meet Draws 30000 Fans

Thirty thousand spectators watched as Elgin course auto records, set last year, were broken in three events. Eighteen cars started, with sixteen finishing and five failing to complete. Merz led after a dramatic near-victory crawl as Hughes, winner of the Kane county cup, surged to the front by the 33 mile mark and held it to the finish.

Elgin Ill Elgin Course Merz Herr Hughes

Races Impress with Smooth Runs and Thrilling Finishes

The event drew Gov Dineen and party as two Nationals fought for first in the Illinois cup over 203 miles, finishing nine seconds apart. Mercer and Abbott-Detroit entries also shone with win and near finishes, while Donald Herr set a new lap speed record. Herr led the Illinois cup and Hug Hughes and Mortimer Roberts earned their class wins.

Abbott-Detroit Ford al Livingstone Donald Herr National Hug Hughes Mercer Mortimer Roberts Herr Hughes Roberts Merz Jeffkins

Hub swimmers aim for scroll of honor at sea crossing

Sunday at noon more than a dozen Hub swimmers will attempt the Charles River crossing between Charlestown Bridge and Boston Light to earn a place on the scroll of honor alongside Alois Anderle Rose Pitonof Sam Richards and Alfie Aykroyd. Notable entrants include Ernest Williams of Cambridge Joe O Connor of Riverside Boat Club Marie Burke of South Boston with manager H H Pattee and veterans W C Crockett Theodore Lindquist plus pilots James Aykroyd and others.

Alois Anderle Rose Pitonof Sam Richards Alfie Aykroyd Charlestown Bridge Boston Light Ernest Williams Cambridge Watertown Arsenal West Boston Bridge Claude Boudreau East Boston Billy Nixon Matt Shea James Manning Edwin McCloskey Fred O'Connor Marie Burke South Boston H. H. Pattee Miss Burke Nahant Revere William J. McAuliffe W. B. Hickey L Street W. C. Crockett Theodore Lindquist James Aykroyd Alfie

Eastern League Sets Meeting Date Change

President Edward Barrow announced the Eastern League will move its meeting from September 1 in Buffalo to Monday August 28 at the same location. Directors will hear two appeals from the president on protested games in the morning, then discuss league business and the higher classification report in the afternoon. Final post season arrangements will be concluded at the meeting.

New York Edward Barrow Buffalo

Water carnival at Wood Island Park promised large turnout

Today at Wood Island Park the East Boston Swimming Club hosts a monster water carnival for East Boston residents. Music by the city band accompanies the swimming meet with events including 60 yard and 100 yard dashes for boys and girls of various ages, plus 440 and mile distance races.

Wood Island Wood Island Park East Boston

Lynch declines protest over Phillies game ruling

President Lynch of the National League refused to hear Philadelphia club president Horace Fogel's protest of Cincinnati's win in Philadelphia. He ruled umpire Eason acted correctly in reversing a safe call on Downey after a dispute over a trap on a ball hit to Paskett.

New York Lynch National League Horace Fogel Philadelphia Cincinnati Eason Downey Fogel Johnstone Paskett

Boston Garter Promises Comfort and Stay

An advertisement touts the PAD Boston Garter as a snug elastic accessory that keeps socks smooth without metal rubbing the leg. It emphasizes comfort and secure clasp and notes wide availability.

Two Games Today and Old Cy Will Pitch One

Bargain day at South End park features a double header between the Hops and Cardinals starting at 1 30 with Old Cy Young pitching in one game. Cardinals and Heps rivalry draws fans as Tuesday’s rain caused a split shift and today offers another chance to see Uncle Cyrus work.

South End Park Cardinals Cy” Young Uncle Cyrus

Old Timers Chase Returns and Aussieland Crossovers

The piece notes Sambo Langford will join Jack Johnson and Sam McVey for an Australia tour next season. It mentions Gissing, Sheppard, Cartmell, and Holway as top figures in sprint and middle-distance racing, plus rowing and tennis plans. It highlights rivalries with Joe Jeannette and Shrubb, and a Marathon at Oak Island on Labor Day.

Sambo” Langford Jack Johnson Sam McVey Australia Sambo Tony Ross Joe Jeannette Tom Longboat al Shrubb Oak Island Revere Labor Day Shrubb

Buck Weaver Suspended by Manager Over Pitching Fitness

Buck Weaver of the Hops is suspended for one week without pay by Manager Tenney or until he is deemed fit to play. Tenney alleges Weaver is not in condition to pitch. Weaver was a young pitcher involved in the Chicago Boston deal that sent Kling Griffin Kaiser and Weaver to Boston for Goode Graham Curtis and Collins.

Buck” Weaver The Hops Tenney Weaver Boston Kling Griffin Kaiser Goode Graham Curtis Collins

Good Prelims for Bout at Armory

The Ray Bronson Tommy Howell show schedules preliminaries at Armory A. A. next Tuesday night. East Boston’s Jack Munice meets Frankie Sheehan of New York in a six round bout, Roslindale’s Kid McDonald faces Al Bates of Cambridge, and Everett Eldridge of Winthrop takes on Fighting Joe Nelson of Lawrence in an eight round slugfest. Bronson returns to the city with strong local support.

Ray Bronson Tommy Howell Armory A. A Jack Munice East Boston Frankie Sheehan New York Kid McDonald Roslindale al Bates Cambridge Everett Eldridge Winthrop Joe Nelson Lawrence Bronson

Rain postpones governing races at Columbus and Goshen tracks

Heavy rain forces postponement of the Columbus Driving Park races with no racing possible and a Goshen race card delayed. officials state races will be run tomorrow if weather clears.

Columbus Columbus Driving Park Goshen N. Y

All games postponed across leagues due to rain

In the New England region rain forced postponements with Lowell at Brockton and Fall River at New Bedford off. Other noted matchups include Worcester hosting Lyma Create and Montgomery facing Chattanooga with Birmingham and Atlanta also on the slate. Eastern League and American Association results show Bits Are Ila seven to Be Paul six with scores indicating tight play.

New England Lowell Brockton Fall River New Bedford Worcester Lyma

Uhlan Foaled in Bedford Mass Breeder Arthur Parker

Uhlan was foaled at Bedford Massachusetts by Arthur Parker. The column notes details on a famous trotter and lists that J K As previously stated in this column.

Ff. KE Stone University of Eengan Trotter Uhigy Uhlan Bedford Mass Arthur Parker J. K Suffolk County A. C. H Joe McNamara D Street Gymnasium South Boston Caledonian Grove Frank X. McGrath Exchange Street

Washburn Defeats Veteran Little in National Lawn Championship

In Newport Rhode Island Aug 25 seven of eight fifth round matches in the all comers national lawn tennis championship delivered expected results with W M Washburn overcoming veteran Raymond D Little in five sets. Washburn, recent Columbia scholastic champion, showed speed and consistency late to prevail and will be paired with McLoughlin for the feature match tomorrow.

Newport R. I Raymond D. Little W. M. Washburn Little Washburn McLoughlin

Local Catboats Victory Narrowed Field In Cup Race

The day brought tough sailing as five of eight matches went past three sets with Tou chard and Niles advancing. In the sixth round tomorrow are Gardner and Tou chard, Washburn and McLoughlin, Wright and Niles, Bundy and Jones.

Touchard Niles C. R. Gardner New York G. F. Touchard W. M. Washburn M. E. McLoughlin San Francisco B. C. Wright Boston N. W. Niles T. C. Bun Massachusetts Bay Mudjekeewis Iris Clara and Mblem Virginia Barnegat Bay Quincy Bay Clara Mblem

Whaling Fleet Brings In Heavy Cargoes and Iceberg Report

Yesterday’s wharf arrivals totaled 15 with abundant fresh fish including mackerel swordfish and groundfish. The fleet listed eight vessels with mackerel and specific boats such as the Charles A. Dyer and Nellie Dixon loaded heavy tonnages while sword fishermen tied to the Rose Standish and Klondike. The rest were trawlers docking large pounds of haddock cod hake pollock and more as market prices for fish are noted. A Bostonian steamer reported a safe voyage from Manchester and Liverpool and an enormous iceberg sighting north of 42 40 N 50 50 W with the berg described as 1000 feet long and 200 feet high. The Leyland line’s Winifredian is loaded with tobacco passenger crews and cargo for Liverpool and repairs proceed on the A W Perry with Halifax sailings delayed. The lighthouse tender Mayflower and fireboat No 44 undergo yard work at Lockwood’s in East Boston.

Charles A. Dyer A. B. Nickerson Mystery Dauntless Re- Nance Bryda F Nellie Dixon Bethulia Rose Standish Klondike Haddock Cod Hake Pollock Spray Mt’r Suis B. B. Domingoes J. de Costa Lee Leyland John Parry Clyde Street Pier Boston Manchester Liverpool Bostonian H. 8 Harvard Law School Russell B. James Walter E. Steele Worcester Polytechnic Institute Europe H. Treadwell John W. Hatfield James Isherwood New Bedford A. W. Perry Commercial Wharf Halifax Perry Parisian Allan Line William Haines Glasgow Moville Cape Race Newfoundland Mystic Wharf Paris King George British Isles Leyland Line Winifredian Andrew J. Savage United States London Harness Company F. I. Ball Seattle Wash Mayflower Lockwood

Shipping News Almanac Details Arrivals and Clearances

Sun rise 5 02 set 6 30 length day 13 28. Arrivals include Bellaventure Randell Loch aboard ships to Port Morant Jam Levland Terresen Car denas Prince Arthur Kinney Yardmouth Nantucket Hudgins from Philadelphia Boston and more. Cleared ships include Winifredian Hellenes City of Memphis Chippewa Laura E Melanson and torpedo boat destroyer Monahan with various destinations and towages.

Bellaventure Randell Port Morant Jam Levland Terresen Cardenas Prince Arthur Kinney Yardmouth N. S Nantucket Hudgins Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Grecian Rogers Philadelphia City of Memphis Hammond Savannah Chippewa Jacksonville Charleston Herman Winter Colberth New York Massachusetts Snow Belfast Bridgewater Latooka Cooke Tusket Valdare Merriam Bear River Georgietta Mitchell, Sullivan Winifredian Tiverpool Hellenes Buenos Ayres Port Antonio Frutera Bocas del Toro Laura E. Melanson Yarmouth N. 8 U. S Monahan Newport Androscoggin Portland Port Simon Boston Cobb St. John N. B Kershaw Everett Tuss F. C. Hersey Sewalls Point Lynn Ontario Guiwy N. J

Boston Yacht Club races in Hull Bay with light turnout

A light rainstorm kept crowds small at the Boston Yacht Club open series race in Hull Bay. Only 32 starters across six classes competed as the sonderklasse failed to fill while a northeasterly breeze filled a short course of about 53 to 4 furlongs.

Clara Iris Bumpkin Island Hull Mblem Boston Yacht Club Hull Bay Sonderklasse

Gossip for motorists shows New York dealer in town for summer

Charlie Henshaw manager of the New York Thomas branch travels to Lake Sebago for the summer with plans to attend an aviation meeting at Squantum. John Luce will loan a Welfe car for Cronograph Club press use, while Morton H. Luce arranges a Velie for the Boston meet. H. N. Richey, one armed mechanic for Gus Morris, will pilot the Cole entry if Morris cannot race at Elgin. Francis Miltoun Manefield reports American motorists can obtain international plates on arrival in Cherbourg Saint Nazaire or La Havre under the 1909 convention.

Charlie Henshaw New York John Luce Cronograph Club Morton H. Luce Velle Boston H. N. Richey Gus Morris Elgin Richey Cole Morris Francis Miltoun Manefield Toulon France Am Automobile Association Mansfield Cherbourg Saint Nazaire la Havre Sousture

McFarland to Meet Kelly on Labor Day in St Louis

Packey McFarland plans a six round bout with Leo Kelly in St Louis on Labor Day. His manager disputes promoter Frank Mulkern’s claim the Wolgast bout would be canceled if McFarland fought Kelly first. The team insists the Sept 4 engagement to fight Kelly stands with a posted forfeit.

M’farland Kelly Chicago Ad Wolgast Milwaukee Packey McFarland Leo Kelly St. Louis Frank Mulkern Thiry

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