Salem races extended to July 21 at Rocking Park
Salem New Hampshire July 1 the track management announced extension of the race meet at Rockingham Park until July 21 the original closing date. The decision follows a New England Club directors meeting which had earlier indicated a post July 4 continuation. No word on betting privileges was given.
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Readville Trots Draw Crowds for July 4 Match
Railbirds gathered at Readville to watch Tiverton Sweet Marie and Wentworth train ahead of the big July 4 race. The program sets two heats at 2:30 and 3:30 with a possible third at 4:30, featuring the 2:14 and 2:12 classes and a $2500 side match. Races include 2:14 class prize distribution and entries such as Nancy Nelson Betty Brook Grattan Bells Budd Hulman Totara Lord Roberts Morn Totara Chime Bells and more from Readville Albany Poughkeepsie and Philadelphia connections.
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Sweet Marie
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AL P. McDonald
Albany
Tiverton
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Galileo Rex
John Howell
Poughkeepsie
Wentworth
Nancy Nelson
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John Wall
Betty Brook
Silent Brook
Henry Titer
Grattan Bells
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James Carpenter
Hulman
Quartermaster
Fair Oaks Farm
Lexington
Totara
Bingen
Lord Roberts
Arion
J. M. Johnson
Calais
Morn
Allerton
Chimes
G. F. Leonard
Tyro Wins Marvellous Marblehead Isles Race Amid Gales
The Corinthian Yacht Club ocean race from Marblehead to Isles of Shoals and back saw 14 yachts start with 12 finish. Tyro in the 22 foot class set a course record beating Sally VII by 2 hours 27 minutes 58 seconds in fierce northeast wind and heavy seas. Chewink IV and Little Hope chased, while Elmina and Corona faced gear damage and delays as the fleet battled showers and towering swells.
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Isles of Shoals
Tyro
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Atlantic
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Cape Ann
Thatcher's Island
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Baker's Island
North Shore Racing
Carleton
Corinthian Regatta Committee
Little Hope
Constellation
Emerald
Hyannis
Corona
Elmina
Monomoy Point
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New London
Vigilant
William E. Iselin
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Wellfleet
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Crisket
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Scud
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Athlon
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Holdridge
Carina II
H. S. Wheelock
New York
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Channing Williams
Philadelphia
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Sally IV
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Cleveland
Detroit
Eese
Corona Leads After Eight Sailors Fail In New England Race
Marblehead reports a summer northeast gale halted nine starters in the Eastern Yacht Club ocean race from New London to Marblehead. Only the schooner Corona owned by A. F. Luke remained sailing becalmed off Cape Cod while the rest retreated to safe harbors.
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Eastern Yacht Club
New England
New London
Corona
A. F. Luke
Cape Cod
Bristol Yacht Club Race to Montauk Ends Amid Gales
Twenty small sloops and yawls started from Bristol to Montauk Point and back. Twelve finished as winds and seas barred others. Ishkoodah won Class 1, owned by Colonel Daniel H. Nicholson of Providence. Petrel took Class 3, owned by A E Johnson of Providence. The Novice class winner was disqualified for not turning the outer mark, leading to a special committee to select a second class winner. Commodore Charles F. Tillinghast declined the Little Rhody cup citing unfair conditions.
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R. I
Bristol Yacht Club
Montauk Point
Ishkoodah
Point Judith
Block Island
Priscilla
Moose
Newport
James A. Garland
Daniel H. Nicholson
Providence
Petrel
A. E. Johnson
A. L. Sands
Charles F. Tillinghast
Tillinghast
Boston Fans Overloaded with Pennant Winners in 1906
Veteran director Uncle Bill Conant warns Boston fans expect too much after a string of pennant winners. The Nationals and Collins clubs sit near the bottom as Tenney’s team gains interest with young players. Collins releases Al Selbach sparks discussion. Collins knee injury to Jim Collins raises doubt he plays again.
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Bill Conant
Boston National Club
Boston
Collins
Nationals
Tenney
South End
Giants
Tenneyites
Hugh Duffy
al Selbach
Freeman
Grimshaw
Buck
Hoey
Selbach
Belbach
Huntington Avenue
Washington
Week of Boxing Pirates in National Spotlight
Boxing week highlights Abe Attell versus Frankie Neil in Los Angeles for featherweight glory. Local Chelsea card features Willie Lewis versus Honey Mellody, with Johnny Sheehan vs Young Cahill prelims and Gala bouts at Gloucester and South Berwick.
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Arthur Cote
South Berwick
Kid Pantz
Belfield Walcott
Gloucester
Mike Twin Sullivan
Rube Smith
Pueblo
Col
Fred Cooley
Jack Pennett
Kenosha
Wis
Eddie Carter
Jimmy Flynn
Wayne Junction
Penn
Honey Mellody
Willie Lewis
Johnny Sheehan
Young Cahill
Jerry Gaines
Joe Geary
Lincoln Athletic Club
Chelsea
Rebe Attell
Frankie Neil
Los Angeles
Cal
Young Donohue
Charley Neary
Hamilton
Benny Yanger
Andy Bezenah
Indianapolis
Eddie Tancel
Young Greenberg
la Salle
Kid Carsey
Willie Spracklin
Detroit
Abe Attell
New York
America
Charlestown
Lewis
Martin Canole
Jack O’keefe
Willie Fitzgerald
Joe Gans
Jimmy Gardner
Mellody
New England
Joe
Fish City
Cote
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Kid Goodman
Peter Sullivan
Young Kenney
Anholz
Cambridge
Denver
Sullivan
Smith
Roxbury
Milwaukee
Donohue
Boston
Frank Carsey
Chicago
Jack McGuigan
Philadelphia
George Siler
Hugo Kelly
Jack O’brien
Jack
Charley O'Rourke
Harry Lewis
Philadelpha
Grand Rapids
Mich
Briggs
Baseball News and Comment
A mixed round of notes on players, teams, and trades. Koehler may suit the Collins team, Jim Delehanty tops NL batters soon, and the Pirates avoid penalties. Leo Hafford signs with Indianapolis, Herrmann and Dreyfus prepare a publicized bout, and Lauterborn marries a Binghamton woman.
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Tremont Street
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Quakers
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Koehler
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Collins
Chick Frazer
Jim Delehanty
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Strobel
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Herrmann
Dreyfus
National League
Lauterborn
Tenney
Binghamton
McGraw Warns Giants Umpire Abuse Will Cost Teams
McGraw says abusive talk and umpire baiting will trigger heavy fines for the Giants. He notes the club seeks players at all times, and owners will touch players’ pockets to deter misconduct. Other managers already used this approach.
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McGraw
Giants
Charles J Glidden home from Japan for tour bears his name
Charles J Glidden arrives back in Boston with wife from a global motor tour starting in Bombay and visiting India Burmah Ceylon China Cochin China and Japan. The couple logged 8500 miles by car 4635 by rail and 20113 by steamer since 1901 totaling 33600 miles in 35 countries.
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Japan
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Napier
Bombay
India
Burmah
Ceylon
China
Cochin-China
Buffalo
Hotel Touraine
Wicker and Reulbach Stifle Hitters in Even Tilt
Chicago pitchers Wicker and Reulbach worked evenly and efficiently as hits were scattered. An error sparked Chicago’s run, while the visitors failed their lone scoring chance through poor baserunning. Score:
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Maccabe Probes Kelley Sprint Record From Portland
A U official Joseph Maccabe of Boston travels toward Spokane to review Dan Kelley of Multnomah A C of Portland Oregon sprint records. Kelley clocked 100 yards in 9.3 seconds and 220 yards in 9.1 seconds at a Northwestern Association AAU event. Watches and track length questions loom as the five inch short course and sun heat may affect the times. If valid, the 9.3 will replace Duffey’s wiped record.
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Boston
Spokane
Dan Kelley
Multnomah A. C
Portland
Ore
Northwestern Association
Kelley
Duffey
Moran Set To Face Walt Hour At Revere Track
Chelsea milkman Moran returns from abroad to race Walt Hour at Revere cycle track on Wednesday afternoon. The event is the season’s big feature with Moran and MacLean aiming to beat the Southern star before Hour sails to France. Also on card are an additional paced race and amateur events plus Fred Perreault’s double century run from Copley Square to Springfield at 8:30 p m.
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Chelsea
Europe
Revere
Walthour
France
Moran
MacLean
Fred I. Perreault
State Centurion
Massachusetts
C. R. C. of America
Springfield
Copley Square
Amateurs Plan Young Team Matches Across City
Listings show multiple clubs seeking games with 13 to 17 year old squads including St Francis O Donovan Readville Hamilton Triune and Suffolk Juniors. Contacts include Killilea Bergin Katseff Morri ssey Muir Osterweil Tanner Reber Osterweil Watson and Ross with venues across Charlestown Dorchester Roxbury South Boston Hyde Park and Boston.
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M. Killilea
Walnut Street
Charlestown
O'Donovan
Readville
St. John
T. J. Morrisey
Waterloo Street
Hyde Park
Hamilton A. C
W. Muir
Topliff
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