Boston Regatta Sets Lightweights in Mille Regatta on Charles River
The New England Rowing Association hosts a morning regatta on the Charles River Basin with a large entry list of New York and Boston oarsmen. Featured events include a historic octopedes race between Union Boat Club and New York A. C. and senior and junior singles, doubles, and eight-oared shells highlighting Ernest Smith Paul Withington Everett Pope and Pat Manf as key figures.
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York A. C
Pat Manf
Union Boat Club
New York A. C
Union Oat Club
Ernest Smith
Paul Witlin
Everett Pope
John O. Regan
York
John McPartland
Point R. C
Walter Skay- Taawmut
Jon B. C
S. A. Sargent, Jr.Farley
R. May
Metro- R. C
New York
Ernest Hay
Carl C. Jurasc
C. C
W. L. EB. French
Ent
G. L. Burrows
E. P. Schmidt
Hoo C
C. C. Schmidt
Saino- Ss
J. J. Martin
Samoset C
W. Bohn
Ravenswood B. C
Long Island
Thomas J. Rooney
Iside B. C
Henry Livingston
A. Everett L. Pope
First B. C
N. Y
Rudolph V. Union
Union B. C
BE. B
Riverside B. C
J. Bennett
C. Faulkner
D. Frawley
H. Sullivan
M. McCarthy
E. J. Dwyer
H. Livingstone
W. Faulkner
M. Pollack
J. Berkeley
Farragut B. C
W. Murray
M. McInerney
J. Buckley
E. McInerney
P. J. Scanlon
J. McInerney
J. Hickey
W. Corcoran
A. Johnson
J. McKay
J. Flanagan
P. Sherry
A. Olander
West Lynn B. G
W. A. Dimick
R. A. Allen
Edward Chisholm
H. E. Behn
W. J. Glenboss
F. Snyder
F. L. Bartlett
M. J. Young
D. J. Dineen
H. McDonald
B. Morrison
C. Wieber
E. Phillips
F. Desossout
R. Coleman
T. Newton
C. Clark
A. C
Diverse Local Sports Schedule Dominates City Venues
A dense program lists a wide array of matches across Jamaica Plain Somerville Dedham Norwood Walpole and related clubs. Notable events include Y M C A games at Grove land Haverhill Hyannis United Shoe Machinery and city wide youth and club competitions with multiple venues and times.
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St. Pauls
University A. A
Russell Field
North Cambridge
Crescents
Bay View Athletics
Glen Street Grounds
Somerville
Lyman School
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P. m
William Knowlton & Sons
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Upton
M. m
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Tedesco Club
Lincoln Club
Phillips Beach
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A. A
Brookline Young Men’s Catholic Association
Cypress Street
Elena Wins First Run on Cruise
Light airs delayed the Eastern Yacht Club fleet from Marblehead to Portland. Elena led a long cruising leg to Cape Elizabeth lightship where small racers finished near midnight after an all day voyage ending 20 miles offshore.
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Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Cape Elizabeth
Elenas Victory as Plant Yacht Wins Cape Ann to Cape Elizabeth Regatta
Three tugs tows the start off Marblehead then sloops and schooners depart for a 57 mile leg to Cape Elizabeth. Elena leads the field crossing the finish at 6 30 pm near Peak's Island with Irolita close behind as Halcyon caravel anchors nearby.
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Elena
Irolita
Cape Ann
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Seguin Island
Peak’s Island
New York Canoeist Wins Trial Race
Eight top canoeists from New York and Boston raced in Gravesend Bay to select the American defender of the International Canoe Cup. Jee Friede of the Manhattan Canoe Club posted the best time 1 hour 26 minutes 48 seconds on a six mile course as Ralph B. Britton watched.
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Boston
Gravesend Bay
Ralph B. Britton
Yottenville
Staten Island
Jee Friede
Manhattan Canoe Club
James F. Newman
Dr. Brown
H. O. Murphy
Tnion Boat Club
George Douglass
J. Russell Magers
H. Moore
W. Andrews
Knickerbaker Canoe Club
Andrews
Baltimore Club Acquires Neal Ball From Boston
Baltimore manager Dunn announced the purchase of infielder Neal Ball from the Boston Americans today, bolstering the International League club's infield lineup.
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Dunn
Baltimore International League
Neal Ball
Boston American
Two Fights Set For California Safe And Sane Fourth
Two prize fights distance events headline California's Fourth of July celebrations. The matches draw wide interest due to the notable competitors and high stakes involved, even as critics lament the celebrations.
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Ritchie Rivers clash headlines coast boxing double bill
Willie Ritchie defends the lightweight crown against Jose Rivers in San Francisco while Leach Cross meets Bud Anderson in Vernon in a 20 round title eliminator. Anderson has won 42 fights 30 by knockout and is tipped 10 to 7 favorite. Rivers fights a busy rival, and Dan Flynn sails to Melbourne for bouts.
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Bud Anderson
Vernon
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Jose Rivers
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Porky” Flynn
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Kiviat
Holiday boxing card features Ritchie Rivers and more
In San Francisco Willie Ritchie battles Joe Rivers over 10 rounds. Leach Cross meets Bud Anderson in Los Angeles for 20 rounds. Other bouts set include Dundee vs Dixon in Albuquerque and Britton vs White in New Orleans with a slate of 10 rounders across Reno Aurora Peru and Butte venues.
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Joe Rivers
San Francisco
Leach Cross
Bud Anderson
Los Angeles
Johnny Dundee
Tommy Dixon
Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Britton
Charlie White
New Orleans
Clarence Ferns
Young Denny
Joe Thomas
Frankie Whitney
Jess Willard
al Williams
Reno
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Cyclone Thompson
Tim O'Neil
Aurora
Tom McMahon
Marty Cutler
Peru
Ind
Joe Phillips
Ed Madden
Butte
Mont
Jimmy Howard
George K
Brown
Young Mike Donovan
Jack Phillips
Sayville
S. 1
N.o
Charlie Goldman
Unknown
Danny Goodman
Jimmy Muurphy
Terre Haute
Dillon Knocks Out Bill McKinnon in Indianapolis
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Bill McKinnon of Boston by knockout in the 11th round at Washington Park Indianapolis. McKinnon was knocked down 11 times, with five knockdowns in the 10th round, and left with a swollen left eye and bleeding nose as he was helped from the ring.
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Ind
Jack Dillon
Bill McKinnon
Boston
Washington Park
McKinnon
Marie L Beats Nutmeg In Third Race Of Series
The Marie L owned by A. W. Fin lay defeated the Nutmeg owned by A. C. Jones off Marblehead in the third race of the five race series between the rival Class A boats. Marie L gains one race lead but Jones expects to be ahead after the remaining races.
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Marie L
A. W. Finlay
A. C. Jones
Marblehead
Marie L. Beats Nutmeg In Marblehead Race
Yesterday the Marie L. won a 12 mile triangular course from Marblehead Rock beating the Nutmeg by about 2 yards after Nutmeg overstood on the second leg. The pair race again today at Marblehead.
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Marblehead Rock
Marie L
Marblehead
German SONDERS Chosen for Races at Marblehead
The elimination committee selected the Tilly XVII, Serum, and Sonntagskind as German representatives for the Sonderklasse races off Marblehead Mass in September. Tilly XVII owned by Prince Henry of Prussia and C V Krogmann of Hamburg. Serum by Waldemar Tietgens of Hamburg. Sonntagskind by Herr Drewitz of Berlin. Prince Henry drove the Tilly XVII in the final race, which dropped from second to fifth.
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Sonderklasse
Marblehead
Mass
Prince Henry of
Prussia
C. V. Krogmann
Hamburg
Waldemar Tietgens
Herr Drewitz
Berlin
Tilly XVII
Prince Henry
Twin Sullivan Beats Williams in Queensberry Bout
Jack Twin Sullivan of Cambridge MA outboxed Barney Williams of Philadelphia before the Queensberry A OC in Buffalo NY winning all the way on a sweltering July night. Williams substituted for Jim Savage and barely beat the count in two rounds as Sullivan showed superior generalship and avoided most punishment.
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N. Y
Jack Twin Sullivan
Cambridge
Mass
Squared Ring
Barney Williams
Philadelphia
Queensbury A. OC
Williams
Jim Savage
Twin
Braves Buy Otis Clymer from Cubs
Otis Clymer, outfielder for the Chicago National League club, was sold today to the Boston club of the same league. The announcement came from local headquarters under President Muy. Clymer previously played for the Cubs and with Washington, drafted by an Indianapolis club in the Americs.
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Otis Clymer
Boston
Muy
Clymer
Americs
Dooin Attacks Lynch as Brennan Finery Sparks Fund Fight
Philadelphia manager Dooin denounces National League president Lynch as crooked after Brennan receives a $100 fine and five day suspension for hitting Giants manager McGraw. Phillies back Brennan while Doolan pauses donations. plans include NL directors and a possible court challenge.
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Dooin
Phillies Today
Lynch
National League
Brennan
McGraw
Giants
Phillies
Knabe
Mike Doolan
Players’ Organization
National Commission
Chalmers
New York
Busy Fourth of Sports Across Boston and Abroad
Athletes from the Athletics visit Fenway for morning and afternoon games while rowing and swimming events blaze on the Charles River and at L Street. McLoughlin faces Wilding in Wimbledon, with Uncle Sam’s string of titles pressing. Ritchie weighs in against Rivers as a boxing favorite. Harvard trainer Bob Fowler sparks humor in Red Sox chatter.
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Fenway Park
Charles River
L Street Bath
Locust Street
McLoughlin
Anthony Wilding
Wimbledon
England
Yankee
Uncle Sam
Bob Fowler
Harvard
Bob
Red Sox
Jimmy McAleer
McAleer
Marathon record holder J H M Mike Ryan noted for 25 miles
The article credits J H M Mike Ryan with the longstanding 25 mile marathon record in the country. It recalls Ryan’s Ashland to Boston time of 2h 21m 39 3-5s set a year ago and mentions related athletic notes and forthcoming events.
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Ryan
Ashland
Boston
Gillette Razor Team Strength Shifts Schedule
The Gillette Razor baseball club reports stronger play this season with seven games played and only one loss to Somerville 5 to 4. Home grounds on Locust Street are unavailable, forcing all games to be played away. The club challenges fast semi pro teams including Bird & Son Leominster Linncols Mackanna Somerville St Eulia West Everett Marlboro Logan Hudson Malden Athletics Norwood United Shoe.
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Gillette Razor
Somerville
Locust Street
Bird & Son
Leominster
Linncolns
Mackanna
St. Eulalia
West Everett
Marlboro
Logan- Hudson
Malden Athletics
Norwoodress
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Frank Ward
Care Gillette Safety Razor
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South Boston
Baldwin Edges Shugrue In Fast Ring Bout
Matty Baldwin of Boston had the better of Young Shugrue of Jersey City in a brisk New Haven bout. Baldwin led with steady tactics and outpunched Shugrue, who rallied in the third and seventh rounds, but Baldwin remained never in serious danger and secured the win.
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Young Shugrue
Jersey City
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Baldwin
Matty
Shugrue
Jersey
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