Eastern Yachts to Start Today in Maine Coastal Cruise
A fleet of nearly 30 yachts from racing schooners to the Halcyon caravel gathers in Marblehead for the Eastern Yacht Club annual cruise along the Maine coast. Commodore Robert Treat Paine leads the voyage with visits to Boothbay Camden North Haven Kesmoggin Beach Swan's Island and Bar Harbor ending with a wind up dinner and prize ceremonies. Prizes honor divisions of schooners and for the sloops with trophies provided by senior officers and the Plant Elena and Avenger contribute special caps for tie breakers ahead of the July 7 Western Penobscot race.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Maine
Robert Treat Paine
Portland
Peak’s Island
Boothbay
Camden
North Haven
Billing’s Cove
Kesmoggin Beach
Swan's Island
Bar
Paine
Sears
Foster
F. M. Whitehouse
F. B. Crowninshield
Penobscot
M. F. Plant
H. L. Maxwell
Avenger
Some Harbor
Bar Harbor
Constance
R. T. Paine
Sea Fox
Dallas B. Pratt
New York Yacht Club
Elena
Morton F. Plant
Trolita
Walter Park
Constellation
Francis Skinner
Savarona
Howard Clark
Vagrant
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Shivyessa IV
Alfred Douglas
Robin
Charles A. King
Sunshine
F. N. Gay
Priscilla
A. L. Dole
Cara Iil
John D. Crosby
Verdaween
C. W. Bliss
Taormina
W. &. Eaton
Shimna
Corello Ir
G. L. Batchelder
Wyvern
A. W. Longfellow
Hope
H. M. Sears
Juanita
F. B. McQuesten
Eastern Association Scores Across New England
In Pittsfield Bridgeport won 4 to 3 while New Haven edged Springfield 1 to 0 in 14 innings. Holyoke defeated New London 4 to 0 and Waterbury beat Hartford 6 to 2.
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Pittsfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Springfield
Holyoke
New London
Waterbury
Hartford
Intern In League Schedule Fragments Spark Confusion
Incomplete OCR fragment shows scattered matchups and cities including Baltimore Toronto Montreal Providence and Jersey. The partial data suggests a league schedule but lacks clear dates results or full team names.
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Altimore
Baltimore
Toronto
Buffa
Montreal
Providence
Jersey
Gossip for Motorists and Auto Industry Notes
Robert P. Hooper cites 1 100 000 cars in use in the United States as Boston weather underscores commercial vehicle needs. H C Mayo joins J W Maguire Company to sell Pierce Arrow in New England and will tour Vermont and New Hampshire. Maxwell shipments and factory visits abroad are reported.
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Robert P. Hooper
The
American Automobile Association
United States
H. C. Mayo
New England
Peerless Company
J. W. Maguire Company
Pierce Arrow
Mr. Mayo
Vermont
New Hampshire
Mrs Roope and Partner Win Mixed Foursome Title
At Brae Burn Country Club the team of Mrs G W Roope and Francis Ouimet won the mixed foursome tourney with an 87 total after an 89 gross. They defeated Miss F C Osgood with Dr H A Roark, who posted 95. The pair led by 6 strokes after a 41 first round.
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Brae Burn
G. W. Roope
Francis Ouimet
F. C. Osgood
H. A. Roark
Holiday Swim Races Draw Big Boston Interest
Boston officials report strong demand for Fourth of July water events in the Charles River Basin. Races begin at 4 PM from the foot of Chestnut Street with at least 100 entries expected from Brookline clubs Ocean Pier and City pools among others. This year races run along the embankment to boost spectator visibility and entries close with manager W H Seat at 9 Cambridge Street.
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City of Boston
Charles River Basin
Chestnut Street
W. H. Cuddy
Brookline Gymnasium
Brookline Swimming Club
Ocean Pier Swimming Club
Street Swimmers’ Club
Municipal Bath
W. H
Cambridge Street
Boston
Yale Major Sports Cost 122 201 For Year End
Yale filed its annual athletic report showing total major sports costs of 122 201.58 for the year ending Sept 1 1912. Football produced a surplus of 26 960.78 while baseball yielded a balance of 7626.26. Track and rowing ran deficits with track at 11 101.79 and rowing at 17 334.88. Navy expenses exceeded receipts by 20 862.91 to 3 529.03.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
General Athletic Committee
Fred Allen
Boston
Navy
Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Michigan Athletes Win Meet by One Point
University of Michigan athletes edged Southern California by one point at Grant Park in Chicago for the intercollegiate meet. Fred Kelly of USC starred with 15 points while Cap tain Kohler of Michigan contributed a third in discus to seal the victory.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Grant Park
Fred Kelly
University of Southern California
Stockholm
Kohler
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Oak Park High School
Parker
University Chicas
Tormey
Wisconsin
Ten
Illinois
Wiscot
Kelly
University of Soutern California
Miller
Knox College
Michigan A. C
Southern Califor
Knox
Beatty
Michigan Agricultural
Hafff
Curtis
Tlllnois
Hunter
Sjnots
Scotton
Yale
Lee
Ohio State
Palmer
Mass
Tech
Keith
Worcester Tech
Boston Tech
Cope
University of Illinois
Waggoner
Thomas
Richards
Brigham Young College
Roberts
Earlham
Clinton
Cornell
Stears
Kantzler
Darey
Bradley Institute
Armour
Worcester Technical
Mucks
Oshkosh
Brigham Young
Nicholson
Missouri
Sonderklasse Regatta Wins Include Sonntagskind
In Kiel Germany on July 2 an extra race for Sonderklasse yachts saw Sonntagskind take first place Seehund finish second and Resi VY. third at the regatta headline event with active sailing action and standings noted.
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Kiel
Germany
Sonderklasse
Sonntagskind
Seehund
Resi VY
Manager Orders Fungo Hitting Stop for Walter Johnson
Manager Griffith halts Walter Johnson daily fungo practice citing strain on his pitching arm. Johnson must focus on rest while evaluating pitching workload and recovery.
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Griffith
Walter Johnson
Fox
Johnson
New England Track Team Heads to National Meet in Chicago
The New England track and field squad of 18 athletes departs from South Station for the nationals in Chicago. Led by manager George W. Brown and coach John Ryder, the group includes 10 from the New England association and eight from the local club, with strong contenders like Drew Keller Power Hedlund Taber Kiviat Caldwell and Ryder expected to score in multiple events.
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New England
Chicago
New England Association
George W. Brown
John Ryder
Cornell
B. Keller
Tom Halpin
Haff
University of Michigan
Power
Hedlund
Taber
Kiviat
Caldwell
Sheppard
George Brown
al Lill
Tom Gavin
Jack Ryder
New England Athletic
Brown
Ryder
Lill
Jimmy Power
Abel Kiviat
May Shatter Cycle Marks at New England Motorcycle Meet
The largest motorcycle meet in New England opens at the old Saugus track with top riders from Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Brockton, Springfield and Providence. Expect new records as time trials hint at swift speeds and exciting racing.
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New England
Saugus
Speed Kings
Bay State Motorcycle Club
Boston
Guy Green
Chicago
Donald Pope
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Crandall
Cleveland
Harold Cogs
Brockton
Mass
Steve Stormer
Teddy Clark
Springfield
Reed R. Swensen
Providence
Lowell boxer Klaus dominates as Gardner fades in big bout
The article recalls Frank Klaus and Georges Carpentier prospects and criticizes Jimmy Gardner’s poor showing. It notes Engle’s view on Carpentier, lists local fans and team staff at Chicago events, and mentions absences at the National A A U championships with Cob A Keller’s sprint comparisons and the Charles River meeting of the N E B A R A on July 4.
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Lowell
Gardner
Jimmy
Baseball rules quiz and early 1900s swimming and boxing notes
Summary of a card of quick sports queries and local notices. The baseball scenario asks if both runners remain out after a baserunning play. Planned amateur swimming races on July 4 at L Street Baths list 220, 880, and 2 1/2 mile events with handicaps and 10:30 am start, entries to Otto C. Senles. Local boxing and track events at Locust Street Grounds on July 4 are noted along with a boxing result reference and a referee stoppage rule.
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L Street Baths
Otto C. Senles
L Stree Swimmers’ Club
Lowell
Klaus
K. O
Gardner
Locust Street Grounds
South Baton
The
J. J. McNamara
Lincoln Club Buys Detroit Twirlers in Western League
Lincoln Nebraska reports the Western league club has announced the purchase of pitcher Cla from the Detroit Americans. The move, disclosed in a July 2 release, signals a new addition to Lincoln's pitching staff as the season unfolds.
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Cla
Detroit Americans
Lincoln, Neb
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Veter and Company Ale and Porter Brewers
Paine IN Command
Sane Liquors
Snow’s
Snow
Market St
Snow & Son
Faneuil Hall
Eastern Association
James R. Bradford
M. B. M. Motor Company
Detroit
New Castle
Dayton
Maxwell Cars
Maxwell
R. B. Tramwell and Son
Europe
Mr. Bramwell
Michelin Tire Company
Milltown
N. J
Boston Man Chairman
Fungos
N. E
Frank Klaus
Jimmy Gardner
Pittsburger
George Engle
Georges Carpentier
Engle
Alva Williams
Red Sox
Allie Robinson
Donald B. Young
Billy Meanix
Meanix
Robinson
Young
Co. A. Keller
AEG Ee
Washington
Lincoln Club
Hewson
Reston
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