Saugus Fourth of July Harness Meet Nets Large Crowd
At Franklin Park Saugus a major pony and trotting event drew a packed crowd as Glenfallon beat Razzle Dazzle by a nose in the opening hurdle race. Buckshot won the 14 hands dash, and Stoneridge captured the 2:40 trotting class after close heats. Pharon dominated the 2:23 pacing heats, while Billy Crane won the five and one half furlong sprint in open lengths.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
James O. Gray
Russo
Elks Band
Razzle Dazzle
Neilie Bly
Flash
Glenfallon
Glenfalon
W. P. Ricketson
B.h. Glenfallon
Eveews
Victoria Stable
B.e. Razzle
J. M. McKay
B.m. Nelly
Happy Jack
Cuckoo
Daniel H
Bicycle Boy
Springdale
Moneta
Yanez
Mahomet
O. G.D
Fanny Wilkes
Pink
Belle Parlin
Cone
Stoneridge
Titer
Carpenter
Mie Fents
J. Carpenter
B. Stoneridge
K. M. Durland
G. Daniel H
J. M. Galgin
M. Demorest
Ch.g
Richmond & James
Bo. Como
Ode
R. M. Robbins
B.m. Belle Parlin
ROAG
Ies
Ecard
Psyche
Cato
Little Rocket
Pappoose
Allabreve
Pharon
Thad
Woodmont
Charley P
Rocket
Merrill
Jie
Ailabreve
H. Pharon
A. P. McDonald
P.m. Pappoose
M. FE. Morrill
Neat
Ngkts
Laguninitus
Nellie Bly
Piquante
Silent
Billy Crane
Billy
Victoria Stables
Pees
Haley
Silents
Acces Ees
Blanchard
M. Viguente
G. Johnson
M. Laguninitus
J. W. McKay
Chicago Chicagos Lose to Bostons in Rainy Day Sport
Chicago Chicagoers were outplayed by the Boston team in a drizzle plagued morning and afternoon. Weather shifted from threats to clear skies as 6600 spectators watched. The day began with a lopsided morning score and ended with the same result.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Bostons
Boston Wins Early Lead For 9,120 Attendance Game
Chicago report notes Hutchison and Nichols praised for solid second frame work but Boston struck in the first inning and carried the game from there. Score details not fully given.
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Chicago
Hutchison
Nichols
Boston
PN. A
Tong
Lowe
Patty
Cbangite
McCarthy
Tucker
Il Carroll
Merritt
P Sesssdeusee
Ityan
Rehlen
SS Vo Uncan
Decker
Cathy E
Ilmot
Enne
repPrart
enee Ch /Hutchison
Gobriver
Ewe Senee
Ewes
Spiders Play Great Ball in July 4 Tie and Win
Cleveland faced Brooklyn in a doubleheader with a morning tie after Captain Tebeau dislocated his knee in the sixth inning. Both teams batted well. Brooklyn led early but Cleveland tied in the ninth before mutual consent. Afternoon game seen intense batting as Cleveland won with McKean homering. attendance rose to about 10,900.
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Tébeau
McKean
AL Hd Ae
Orioles Fall Twice In Pittsburgh July Fourth Doubleheader
Pittsburgh swept the morning and afternoon games as Hawke walked many batters and was hit hard. McNabb relieved Hawke in the fifth. Terry struggled on the mound. Attendance was 5,202 for the first game and 6,200 for the second as Pittsburgh beat Baltimore by scores of 4-2 and 14-7.
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Hawke
Pittsburg
McNabb
Terry
Baltimore
Washington Stops Louisville In Morning Tilt
In Louisville on July 4 Washington defeated Louisville 2 to 1 due to base running miscues in a well played morning game with 2500 in attendance. The Louisvilles later replied with an 8 to 0 win in the afternoon amid superior all around play. attendance reached 5500 as Louisville managed a 4 to 0 showing in the late contest.
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Louisville
Washington
Louisvilles
Browns Rally In Ninth For Victory Over St Louis
A pitcher duel ended with the Browns stealing the win in the ninth inning as they overcame St Louis. Attendance was 8000 with a final score St Louis 2 New York 1 after a late Browns barrage.
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Browns
St. Louis
New York
Athletic Gossip Reports August Open Games at South End Grounds
Roxbury athletic notes show middle August open games likely at South End grounds. Billy Clark excels mile speed, Beane chased down in Towell meet, McNeil trains 440. Several professional athletes travel to Waterbury for the Caledonian meeting. Cooper Social and Athletic Club elected officers led by Py McGonigle with a full board and delegates. Dorchester Athletic Club to hold Downer Landing events with seven contests and valuable prizes. Cambridge AA may face accountability for postponing open games over small entry lists.
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Roxbury
Waterbury
Conn
Cooper Social and Athletic Club
C. J. Doverty
C. J. Meehan
J. A. Coyle
J. J. Solari
E. J. Dever
Cambridge Athletic Association
A. A.J
Wringer and Sweeper Manufacturer Ad
The American Wringer Co. advertises at 13 and 15 Broadway extension, city. Makers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
BAL AL Victory: Lawrence Cricketers Beaten at Longwood
The B A A defeated Lawrence by five wickets after Lawrence bowled first. Beaumont led the bowling with five wickets for ten runs as B A A chased 85 with strong support from Cracknell and Wainwright. Lawrence totaled 63 in the first innings and 34 in the second.
Contests From Yesterday at Wellington and Chelsea
Yesterday at Wellington the Mystics lost to Fall River by twenty one runs in their first match on new grounds. Platt led Fall River with twenty nine, seven wickets for thirty three by Platt, while Pierce scored twenty two for Mystic and T Perkins took six for thirty two. At Chelsea Administered a severe defeat as Hastetsons were bowled for eighty four in the first inning while East Boston managed sixty across two. West India of Boston faced Worcester with Worcester scoring 158 in action. Rudge led with forty six and Bennett twenty five. A dispute at Hirklanville halted play after Albion scored 133 with Thorpe twenty four and Tomlinson sixty not out. Lynns stood three wickets for thirty nine.
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Lowell
Mystic
Chelsea
Lawrence
Longwood
Bixby
Chambers
Cracknell
O. Wainwright
Thompson
Estabrooks
Orme
T. Mansfield
G. Wright
JL. Mansfield
Beaumont
Tetley
QO. Wainwright
Lott Mansfield
Walker
E. Mansfield
Ceeseee
Caesar
Heaumont
C. S. Wright
B. Cracknell
Wainwright
B. W
B. Chembers
Carter
Cbs Pe
Mansfield
B. Chambers
Smyth
Sweden
C. Chambers
Wellington
Mystics
Fall River
Jack Howard
Platt
Pierce
T. Perkins
Hastestons
East Boston
West India
Boston
Worcester
Worcesters
Indiamen
Worcester Boys
Rudge
Bennett
Hirklanville
Albion
Thorpe
Tomlinson
Lynns
Day of record crowds at Waltham cycling meet
The Press Cycling Club meet at Waltham drew about ten thousand spectators as Taylor set a new diamond race record by timed lap gains and Porter, Connolly, Gary, Windle and Wettergreen claimed multiple prizes across events. Races featured a crowd favorite zebra-costumed Rhodes and a strong showing by Malden and Waltham riders plus state championships and club wins.
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Waltham
Zimmerman
Peck
Doane
Taylor
Gary
Windle
Wettergreen
Maldens
Press Club
Walthams
Springfields
Malden
McCune
Tyler
D.T. Connolly
James Clark
Porter
Clark
Connolly
Lenfest
Rhodes
Morgan
Wisner
Quinn
Hutchins
Maiden
French
W. J. Saunders
Union
J. H. Parker
Press
Harry A. Walker
Waitham
Edgar Lambert
Jamaica
A. Longley
Bradford Dean
Edgar
Lambert
W. KE. Tumphrey
Springfield
D. T. Connolly
A. W. Porter
W. A. Rhodes
Tllinois B
Melville “Tentest
Lymm W. C
A.W. Porter
G. F. Porter
Conholly
E. J. Clark
B. G. Merrill
H. D. Hutchins
B. R. Livermore
Bay State
Melville Lenfest
Bynn
John Binnehi
Pressey
E. H. Snow
George J. Quinin
A. F. Wisner
D. JT. Connolly
Hintchins
Bjlark
Snow
Harry Tyler
Watson Coleman
S. Merrill
Trier
W. G. French
Mugridge
F. Holdsworth
Rowles
H. G. Getehell
C. G. Wiliams
J. P. Clark
Coleman
Merrill
Bianchi
Haggerty
C. G. Willams
Shamrock Hurlers Triumph Over Willam O Briens in City Match
In a brisk forty one minute contest on the Common the Shamrocks led by Luke Corrigan and Mark Shea defeated the Willam O Briens. Captain Sullivan and defenders held their goal against stubborn O Briens pressure while Kiley and Salmon added a late goal. Final whistle called after a spirited clash with several disputed calls and strong play from both sides.
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Luke Corrigan
Mark Shea
Shamrock Hurling Club
Shamrocks
Willam O
O’briens
O'Briens
O’brien
Sullivan
O'Brien
Kiley
Salmon
Gosl
Felows
Ddef
Jack Gallivan
Bart Gallivan
Tim Murphy
John Kelcher
John Donovan
Michael Salmon
William Dacey
Tim Hurley
Pat Dwyer
Pat Fleming
M. Daley
J. Kiley
James Dacey
William O’briens
John Reardon
T. McNamara
William Gallagher
John McNamara
T. Burt
Phil Coveney
Dan Crowley
Tim Buckley
Mike Donovan
Jim Murphy
Tom Murphy
John Murphy
Mike Reardon
J. Linehan
James Welsh
Dan Keefe
Richard Nagle
John L. Sullivan
William McCarthy
Captain Murphy
John J. Ronan
M. J. McCarthy
Michael Reardon
Lacrosse Match Delays and Sudden Victory at Common
A crowd gathered at the Common for lacrosse as Massachusetts teams failed to appear in morning games. South Boston defeated Manchester 2 to 1 after a tense hour and ten minutes with Joyce scoring the decisive goal for the South Bostons. Referee G. G. Boardman and umpires P. A. Lannon and J. H. Lehan officiated.
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Canada
Massachusetts
South Bostons
Bostons
Manchesters
French
Manchester
Joyce
T. Manning
Jolson
Marsh
Manning
Menard
Page
Prencué
LeFavor
South Boston
G. G. Boardman
P. A. Lannon
J. H. Lehan
Boston Rovers Beat Rangers in Parker Field Exhibition
In Egleston square yesterday forenoon the Boston Rovers and South Boston Ranger football teams played for a city prize of 50 dollars. After an exciting match the Rovers won with 5 goals to 6.
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Boston Rovers
South Boston Ranger
Parker’s Field
Egleston Square
Rovers
Sanger's World Record At Connecticut Bicycle Meet
Hartford July 4 The Columbia Cycle Club midsummer meet drew over four thousand. Sanger won the one mile handicap in 2m 14 3-5s shattering George F Taylor's world record of 9m 152-5s? The records list shows A W Warren and C Nelson among winners and the Springfield Bicycle Club parade.
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Hartford
Columbia’ Cycle Club
Connecticut
A. W
Charter Oak Park
Sanger
George F. Taylor
Springfield
A. Nelson
Taylor
Springfield Bicycle Club
First Regiment
Pope
A. W. Warren
J. H. Jones
George C. Smith
A.C
T. Nelson
William Harding
Owen
W. C. Sanger
Milwaukee
FB. A. Nelson
Hoyland Smith
N.Y.A.C
Charles Newton
Peck wins Poorman handicap 18 mile bicycle race
In Cincinnati on July 4 Charles H. Peck of Chicago captured the Poorman handicap 18 mile road race with a 40 minute handicap finishing in 40 minutes 20 seconds. C C Updike of Lexington, handicap 8 minutes, placed second just ten feet back and beat Peck by six seconds. E A McDuffee finished third.
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Cincinnati
Poorman
Charles H. Peck
Chicago
C. C. Updike
Lexington
Peck
E. A. McDuffee
Valkyrie Wins Narrowly in 48 Mile Regatta at Wemyss Bay
Glasgow July 4 The Western Yacht Club regatta at Wemyss Bay 48 mile course featured Britannia Calluna and Satanita withdrawing after mast failures leaving Valkyrie to race Iverna. Valkyrie finished in 18m 58s while Iverna clocked 4h 29m 50s.
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Glasgow
Western Yacht Club
Wemyss Bay
Firth of Clyde
Britannia
Calluna
Satanita
Valkyrie
Iverna
Danbury Boxer Forsyth Loses On Foul To Kelley in 25 Rounds
Stamford reports a 25 round finish fight near Harlem road between Danbury’s Billy Forsyth and New York’s Sammy Kelley. Kelley wins on a foul after Forsyth dominated late. Referee P J Donohue ruled against Forsyth following a clinch and a throw in the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Billy Forsyth
Danbury
Sammy Kelley
New York
Kelley
New York State
Harlem Road
Forsyth
P. J. Donohue
Beverly Yacht Club Races July 4 Buzzards Bay Championship
The Beverly Yacht Club held the 196th regatta at Monument Beach marking the Buzzards Bay championship race. In Second class Anonyma owned by F. L. Datney won with a corrected time of 1 hour 45 minutes 56 seconds. Nobska owned by A. A. Beebe won Third class in 1 hour 43 minutes 14 seconds. Fin owned by L. M. Stockton took Fourth class in 58 minutes.
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Monument Beach
Beverly Yacht Club
Buzzard’s Bay
Anonyma
F. L. Dat»ney
Nobska
A. A. Beebe
L. M. Stockton
Day on water ends with twelve oared barge race on Charles
Crowds lined Beacon Street as the Charles River hosted a lively regatta. The day featured professional and local scullers and a thrilling twelve oared barge race won by the Charles River crew in 13 minutes 52 seconds, earning a barge valued at $200 and oars worth $100.
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Charles River
Beacon Street
Edward Durnam
Toronto
Erastus D. Rogers
Saratoga
Peter Conley
George H. Hosmer
Boston
J. J. Casey
South Boston
John Breen
P. J.donovan
Charlestown
W. F. Conley
Jerry Casey
Casey
Conley
Breen
Casey-Ten Eyck
West Hind
Donovan
West End
George Hosmer
Harvard
Ten Eyck
Hosmer
Lafayette No
East Boston Associates
Puritan Rowing Association
West End_crew
North End Boat Club
Charles River No
Rambler Social Club
Ramblers
Charles Rivers
Lafayette
Harvard Brides
North
Puritania
Lafayettes
Notable Worcester Rowing Regatta on Lake Quinsigamond
The N E Amateur Rowing Association annual regatta drew up to 30 000 spectators on Lake Quinsigamond Worcester on July 4 Eleven closely contested races covered one and a half miles with turns featuring clubs from Arlington Riverside Boston and Worcester among others The event produced multiple winners across senior intermediate and junior divisions with times ranging from 7 57 1 to 10 15 1 2 highlighting the strong field and large attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
N. E. Amateur Rowing Association
Lake
Quinsigamond
Old College
Causeway
Sinei ™ Eanss
Marenee Eason
Springfield B
David Luthick
Arlington B. C
He Stervens
Thomas Higgins
Wachusett
George A. Kirby
Bostom Athletic Association
Riverside B. C
Joseph J. Whitehead
Columbian
Albert W. Rensey
Pawtucket
Harri
Goodsell
Lakeside B. C
Michael Mafier
Wachusetts C
Boston Athletic Association
Union Th. C
Bradford B.C
Canbridge
West Lynn
Sailing Regatta Tests Skill After Minor Collision Near Cow Pasture
Boston sailors enjoyed a strong regatta yesterday with eleven classes racing cleanly aside from a near-inevitable collision between the Seabird and the Ideal at the Cow Pasture buoy as third-class centreboards turn the mark. Winners included the Gracie B Mine in First-Class Keels and Violet in First-Class Centreboards with times ranging from 2h 15m to 2h 35m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
Violet
Swordfish
Judith
Hilada
Astron
Magpie
Tantrum
NeiHe
Orton Beaton Special Two Mile Run At Suffolk Meet
Thomas P. Conneff of New York and George W. Orton of Toronto faced off in a special two mile race before about 5000 spectators at Lake Walden. Conneff led from the start, finishing in 10m 21.5s while Orton faded to second as the crowd praised the fast first mile and the overall strong performances across events at the Suffolk Athletic Club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Conneff
New York
Connell
Orton
Conneff
Tommy
Suffolk Athletic Club
W. Lennan
Cambridge A. Oa
Fies
Teardy
Cambridge
Frank J. Carey
Clinker A. C
Frank Rowe
Suffolks
Cy Potter
Worcester A. C
Byekeene Lohnes
W. D. Fuler
Cambridge High School
A. Lb. Remington
Krolstone C.c
Fitchburg
R. Carlos
Boston
T. F. Neary
Rowe
S.A.C
R. A. Lohnes
A. L. Remington
W. D. Fuller
Fuller
Remington
W. F. Marston
Gloucester
A. C
J. A. Pettes
Suffolk
F. D. John
EF. E. Rollig
N. Wendell
W. J. Mayrafield
J. C. Penning
Tom Keene
M. Clifford Allen
W. Allison
R. Loknes
J. J. McLaughlin
A. J. Walsh
Xavier
Elmer White
Chelsea
T. E. Turke
Loyola
J. A. Payne
Gloucester A. C
T. P. Conneff
Holy Cross Lyceum
George W. Orton
Toronto Lacrosse Club
Canada
T. F. Keane
W. H. Ryan
E. C. Potter
Worcester Acs
W. F. Clark
Dorchester A. C
D. H. Lonergan
J. McKinnon
Chester A. C
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Phillies
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Buckshot
Prst
Petr ‘Iphia
Porte
SRS
Sete
Ashington
Aus
Beg
Isville
Boston AB
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Owe
Athe Sv
Duffy
Tet
Arthy
Pest
A Mughot
Sien Dace Es
Jarrell
Eis Nese Ovsets
D Vanzel
Sis Cessaeee
Wilmot
Parrott
Mauck
MvGinnis
Pseater
Schvivery
Seceives Vou
Ae Poston
Orioles
Pittsburgs
Pitiehure
Macimr
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Clements
Thoon
Vickery
Reds
Athletics
Newton
F. H. Rising
K. L. Rattler
W. D. Rising
Fred Rising
H. F. Cobb
H. F. Lesh
R. L. Rottler
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Taieaus
S. Wright
B. Wright
B. G. Wright
C.F. Wainwright
Smith
C. G. Wright
Shien
Srsee
Vstabrooks
T Thompson
B. Wainwright
Monsfield
Béaumont
Wright
Haughton
Ewan
L Houghton
Hy Wainwright
Hubbard
Wainwright Beaumont
Bignell and Johnson
Willow
Ball
DR. F. Herman
Tresnont Row
Secollay Aq
Herman
G. B. Smith
R. N. Cummings
R. W. Emerson
RR. W. Cumming
Emerson
Cummings
Brockton
H. A. Webster
W. M. Pettigrew
A. Linstrom
A. F. Hall
Shoe City
F. H. Pratt
Linden
Pettigrew
Borys
Fred Mansfield
R. _W. Emerson
Seratch
A. T. Dodge
Plymouth ‘County
R. A. Perkins
HH. Webster
Fred McDevett
John Bianchi
Henry Daniels
Poston
J. R. Farrell
Cambridgeport
James Kelti
W. F. Saunders
Union Cycle
A. Langler
W. A. Donahy
Dorchester
Newtonville
James Keltie
Ww. F. Saunders
Gecond
John Tianchi
C. K. Pressey
Fmn
Harry Gordon
Nat Butler
Mduffee Was
California Gallon
Caaries
Old College Course
Ofice
Preqilm
Wilkelmas Cum
Mpan YY
Oliver Street
Baston
Orton Beaton
Suffolk Athletic Games
Walsh
Xaviers
Billy Clark
Wendell
Allen
Allison
Denning
Lohnes
Lehnes
Jimmy McLaughlin
Tom
Worcester Flyer
Mac
Tont
Keene
McLachlin
Charley Bean
New Hampshire
Bean
McLaughlin
White
Dorchesters
Lonergan
Phil Stinger
Collins
Neary
Liebgold
Marston
Pettis
Beaudette
Joe Doyle
Burke
Loyolas
Ferces
Worcestere
TEX
Samuel W. Clifford
Mayrard &, Stiles
Court Street
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