Davis Is Tried Found Wanting After Braves Loss
Philadelphia report on June 30 describes a 8 to 5 loss by Pat Moran's team at the Phillies park. Outfielder Joe Connolly suffered a severe injury from a foul line drive, sustaining a split lip and a possible concussion, forcing him from the field and sidelining him for days.
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Shawmut Wins Open Race for Boston Yacht Club
In a light southwest breeze six yachts raced 22 1/2 miles from Graves buoy to start and back. Shawmut bested Virginia on time allowance in the special schooner class, Nutmeg II won Class P on both elapsed and corrected times, with Sayonara II second on elapsed and Britomart ahead on corrected.
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Readville Races Headlined by Australian Pursuit Event
Matty Mathews of New York plans seven races at Readville next Monday after conferring with Boston locals. The day centers on a big Australian pursuit where overtaken cars exit. Two 10 mile races will rate engines under 300 piston displacement and under 450 piston displacement. local entrants compete for honors.
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War claims many of Europe’s noted athletes
New York June 30 war has taken many famous sports figures from Europe and beyond. The list includes Anthony F Wilding of Australia, Otto Nirnheim of Germany, French tennis stars Chelll Bousquet Decurgis and De Joanis, Lord Annesley and others, with several noted Britons, Canadians and professors among the dead or prisoners.
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Manchester Keeps Team in New England League
Manchester will retain a team in the New England league after a mass meeting in City Hall. Local businessmen pledged 3000 dollars to buy 60 percent of the stock. the rest stays with Massachusetts backers John Kiernan Thomas Keady and James Smith. Mayor Spaulding presided as the club faced possible move to Greenfield if local capital did not invest.
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