Cornell Aims To Rule Inside Course In Four Mile Race
Todky Cornell headlines a second varsity four mile race on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie with Columbia and Pennsylvania. The outcome could influence future entries against Yale and Harvard. Predictions favor Cornell but insist they must row best to break last week's records amid favorable tide conditions. Officials for the event are named and describe tightening race setup and boat positions.
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N. Y
Hudson River
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Yale
Harvard
Cowles
Harris R. Reynolds
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
James Bond
Guy Richards
Charles S. Francis
Joseph M. Mitcheson
Charles TH. Mapes
S. G. Schofield
Charles 8. Potts
M. D
Harold H. Oddie
Carroll to Face Tinder in Three Mile Race Rivalry Heats Up
Waltham supporters back Carroll betting from 10 to 1000 dollars to race Tinder. He claims better conditioning since June 17 Apollo Gardens run and promises a surprise. Managers of both runners to meet next Monday to finalize arrangements and venue.
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Post
Waltham Friends
Carroll
Tinder
Pittsburg
McClelland
Priddy
Tindler
Waltham
Tineler
Apollo Gardens
Boxing Gossip on Handlers and Middleweight Conflicts
Boxing writer George V. Tuohy reports Jimmy Handler, once a lightweight in disguise, now clearly a middleweight, dodging opponents lighter than his real class. Notes on Carney, Creedon, McCoy, Sullivan, Murphy, Rosenberg, Griffin, and Connolly outline match delays, purses, and coast-bound plans for prominent boxers and upcoming bouts.
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Jimmy Handler
Bob Fitzsimmons
Handler
Charley Johnson
Athens
Penn
Jimmy
Johnson
Newark
Jim Carney
England
Jack McAuliffe
Revere Beach
Birmingham
Billy Plimmer
Carney
Dan Creedon
McCoy
Dan
Creedon
Dave Sullivan
Billy Murphy
Polo A. C
New York
Maurice Rosenberg
Boston
Johnny Griffin
Sally Smith
Palmer
Eddy Connolly
San Francisco
Golden Gate
George V. Tuohey
Earthquake Pilot to race at Charter Oak Park July 5
Hartford notices a sensational guideless horse from Nebraska, Earthquake Pilot, with a 2081-2 record, will exhibit at Charter Oak Park alongside $6000 pacing and other events. Track crowds, special excursion trains, and forecasts of two minute pacing mark hinge on fast ground and star performers like Star Pointer and John R. Gentry.
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Charter Oak
Nebraska
Charter Oak Park
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Park
Grand Stand
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Gentry
Frank Ryan
Cornell
Hubingers
Mr. Tewksbury
Tingler Carroll Match Race Set for $250 Stake
George B. Tingler of England and Pat Carroll of Waltham, America’s top distance runner, were scheduled to race three miles for 250 dollars plus gate receipts at the Post last evening. A venue dispute blocked an agreement, with Tinderbackers preferring Mystic or Combination tracks and Carrolls favoring Natick or Waltham. Both sides posted with the sporting editor.
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George B. Tindler
England
Pat Carroll
Waltham
America
Tinderbackers
Mystic
Natick
Altham
Sporting
World of Sport highlights from 1880s athletics meets
The piece notes Harvard Yale and Roxbury events with A Rattry and W Ellery Clark favored for all around titles. Worcester St Ann's AA hosts July 2 meets featuring 120 yard hurdles champions Boyce McQueeney and Potter. Also lists 135 yard handicap entries and upcoming London and Chicago championships.
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Roxbury
Harvard
Yale
W. Ellery Clark
Boston Athletic Association
John Cosgrove
Albany
St. Ann’s A. A
Worcester
Walter Boyce
New England
Thomas F. McQueeney
Paul Potter
Tom Burke
Boston University
James J. McLaughlin
St. Ann’s
London
Chicago
All Saints Church
Apollo Gardens
Sid Mellin
W. Christie
T. Keane
J. Mahan
P. Boylen
G. Clements
F. Donoghue
E. Donovan
G. Gill
J. MecCarty
J. Kenner
C. Knight
T. Nally
Murray
BE. Hobbs
J.beaty
W. Bucklin
J. Cowgill
A. Martin
W. Thompson
L. McNulty
O. Tierney
J. Aeson
W. Bradley
P. Conover
M. Ronan
M. Coughlin
J. McNeil
H. Scott
J. Rafferty
J. Mack
Manchester Yacht Club kicks off with drifted eight mile race
The first Manchester Yacht Club championship race produced a slow drift to the finish. The eight mile course took nearly three and a half hours with the Snipe owned by R C Boardman winning first prize silver cup while second prize pennant went to the runner up. Hoodlum did not sail and Albatross failed to finish due to leaks after recent launch.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
R. C. Boardman
Hoodlum
Boardman-Higginson
Albatross
Whitehall Boat Race Sparks Civic Enthusiasm on Fourth
The annual Whitehall boat race on July Fourth draws strong interest. Start at Lewis Wharf with $150 city funds and at least that much more raised by North End citizens. The organizing committee includes Councilman James H. Shannon Representative Mahoney and Councilman Donovan. Prizes will be awarded and a banquet follows.
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Whitehall
Lewis Wharf
Muc
North End
James H. Shannon
Mahoney
Donovan
Pills Advertised as Superior Cathartic by Hood Co
An advertisement claims Food's Pills deliver better cathartic results than others. The copy emphasizes ease of use and operation and promotes purchase from druggists for 26 cents or by mail from C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell, Massachusetts.
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C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Giants In Low Battle Sees Boston Edge New York In Narrow Win
In a tense duel Nichols and Rosie pitched well for New York and Boston. Boston clinched the victory with timely hits as New York was shut out in the ninth. Meekin is slated to pitch tomorrow and Fred Lake joins Boston as catcher while Bergen and Yeager remain sidelined with injuries. Ganzel to backstop as Lake期待 catching today.
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Davis
Gleason
Tiernan
Joyce
Ganzel
Collins
Rosie
Boston
Bostons
New York
Hubites
Meekin
Baltimore
Fred Lake
Kansas City
Manning
Frank Selee
Lake
Selee
Bergen
Yeager
Pilgrims Meet Giants In Hot Polo Grounds Opener
The Giants faced Boston in a tense July 1 game at Polo Grounds with both teams totaling nine hits. Nine errors marred the visitors' effort as Collins hit the longest home run seen there, while Joyce’s crew and New York’s lineup battled for early series dominance in front of about 7000 fans.
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Rush
Polo Grounds
New York
Boston
Our Boys
N. Y
Bay State
Giants
New Englanders
Joyce
George Davis
van Haltren
Tiernan
Davis
Gleason
Warner
Clark
Holmes
Rusie
Hamilton
Stahl
Long
Duffy
Stivetts
Tenney
Ganzel
Nichols
Messrs
Lynch
McDonald
Boston Wins Slugfest Bursting with Fast Plays and Mistakes
In a chaotic baseball and basketball flavored recap, Holmes and Duffy star as bursts of action drive runs. Nichols, Gleason, Clark, and Tiernan thread hits, but New York stalls with scattered outs and fielding miscues. The seventh and eighth innings end with Boston scoreless, New York also silent, as the game barrels toward a tense finish.
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Holmes
Duffy
Davis
Nichols
Desere Holmes
Rosie
Collins
Clark
Boston Red Stockings Edge New York in Concluding Inning Battle
News reports from the Boston Baltimore series show the Post posting inning by inning scores for Scrappy Bill Joyce's Giants. A crowd gathered as Boston moved from 0 0 to 2 0 and then 3 0, with Collins praised for a strong defensive play. New York led 2 0 after seven, but Boston clinched a one run victory in the ninth aided by a crucial double play as Rusie and his team pressed to the end.
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Bill Joyce
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New York
Red Stockings
Boston
Collins
Rusie
New York Polo Gounds
Baseball pictured at Park Theatre as smoking allowed during game
A Park Theatre notice allowed smoking during an automatic baseball game showing Giants versus Bostons marionette reenactment. The crowd cheered Nichols striking out New Yorker and Collins's long home run, and the final double play that left New York one run short drew strong audience ovation.
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Park Theatre
Giants
Bostons
Nichols
Collins
Polo Grounds
New York
National League and Eastern schedule mix for today
The day’s baseball schedule lists Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Washington at Baltimore Pittsburg at Chicago Cincinnati at Louisville and regional East matches with New England clubs Taunton and Brockton skating near Rhode Island venues Providence to Wilkes Barre and neighboring games in Scranton, Syracuse and Buffalo facing Toronto
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Wilkesbarre
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Scranton
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Home Run and Batting Highlights From Quiet Plate Duel
Home run by Douglass anchors the game as three-base hits go to McAllister and Wilson. Wallace OConnor and Grady collect two bases each, with Burkett Sockalexis Cross and Harley stealing bases. Double plays involved Cross to Grady and Hallman to Cross to Grady. Okay Cross is hit by pitch. Umpire McInty. Attendance 700. Time listed as ih.
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Geier
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McGraw
Baltimore
Washington
Wrigley
Kelley
McGuire
Quinn
O'Brien
Selbach
Pond
Brown
Keeler
Farrell
Wrushing- James
Colonels Collapse As Reds Rally In Final Innings
Louisville July 1 The crippled Colonels held the Reds to six innings but then cracked, allowing a Reds surge that boosted visiting batters. Local amateur Marc Hock reached third base and made a favorable impression as 1300 fans observed the game.
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Colonels
Reds
Marc Hock
Atendance
Chicago Colts Rally to Eight-Run Sixth Seventh Inning
Chicago beat Pittsburg 13 to 5 in a pitchers battle through five innings. In the sixth the Colts began to hit Killen, then exploded in the seventh with seven singles, a double and a three-base hit for eight runs. Anson's fielding highlighted the play. Attendance reported at 1,100. The score summary ends with Chicago ahead.
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Colts
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Anson
R. PO. A. E Everett
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Sheridan
Phillies Rout Brooklyn as Daub Shines in Easy Win
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn with Daub collecting twenty safe hits for thirty bases. Taylor pitched steadily and nearly shut out the visitors. Attendance reported at 2006. The score remains to be stated.
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Brooklyn
Daub
Taylor
Baltimore Rivalry Ends In Long Drawn Game
In Baltimore on July 1 the champions beat the Senators after a lengthy, tiresome contest. Kelley hit a two bagger driving in Bowerman and Keeler as the score stayed tied until the late swing. O'Day’s rulings drew discontent from both sides. Attendance was 2019. The score final remained unsettled.
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Senators
Kelley
Wenth
Bowerman
Keeler
O’day
Scores Across Cities Prompt Homestretch in Regional Play
A series of scorelines from major regional clashes shows Toronto defeating Toronto 7 0 and Hamilton beating Syracuse 7 6. Portland routed Rockland 40 4 while Fall River suffered 9 8 loss to Taunton. Newport edged Brockton 7 6 as Springfield beat Scranton 15 4. Pawtucket blanked New Bedford 16 1 and Portland Maine defeated Rockland 5 4. Reading crushed Athletics 18 4, Norfolk beat Newark 3 4, Richmond over Patterson 7 4, Providence down Wilkes Barre 7 6, and Hartford topped Lancaster 10 9.
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Buffalo
Hamilton
Ont
Syracuse
Rochester
Fall River
Taunton
Portland
Rockland
Newport
Brockton
Springfield
Scranton
Pawtucket
New Bedford
Portand
Reading
Penn
Athletics
Norfolk
Newark
Richmond
Paterson
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Hartford
Lancaster
Pawtucket Pitcher Horner Struck by Ball at Practice
Pawtucket, July 1. Pitcher Horner was struck in the face by a batted ball during practice from Smith's bat. He was unconscious briefly, recovered, but later at home became delirious.
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R. I
Horner
Smith
Prices for Mattresses and Hair Goods at Wheeler Co
Mattresses to order in two parts with rounds and best tick options, full size or $10 options offered by A. W. Wheeler & Co Manufacturers at 63 and 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite American House.
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A. W. Wheeler & Cos
Hanover St
Boston
American House
New York Ward Higgins Team Sells Hard Follows New York Game
A fragmentary report describes a New York ward led by Higgins and a squad including Mich Bagley Neil Gallagnenna. Mentions a vocal selection and a sequence of names and teams. Indicates a 4 oclock start for a game and references Marlboro and Mounts with a pitcher role, plus a student at Bos ton University and a 3 30 p m time earlier in the finish.
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St .Onsisting
Michha Bagley
Neil Gallangenna
Utopa
Quael Donovan
Igher
Geotive
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Mt. Wa
New York
Prey
Bos
Aston University
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