Brooklyns Triumph Over Bostons In Rain Shortened Game
Weather kept the holiday crowd away as the Brooklyns beat the Bostons in six innings, including key hits by Daily Kennedy Griffin and Shindle. Duffy Nash and Lachance contributed runs as the Brooklyns pulled ahead before the rain halted play. The afternoon game was postponed and both teams left for the West.
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Brooklyn
Bostons
Brooklyns
Nash
Griffin
Ganzel
Duffy
Shindle
Lowe
Seco
Shoch
Treadway
Stevens
Con Daily
Kennedy
Young Griffin
Short
Long
Lachance
Shock
West
Rain Halts Baltimore New York Game At Eight Inning
Rain halted the Baltimore New York morning game in the eighth inning with New York leading seven to four. Clarke pitched two effective innings for New York while Tuthill struggled. Score details show New York 4 and Baltimore 4 in the final line, with 10 Haarlem? bases hits for New York and 8 for Baltimore, and errors 2 for New York and 3 for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Champons
Tut ‘Hill
New Yorks
Hoffer
Dad Clarke
Empire Tuthill
Baltimore
Seecseseee
Clarke
Farrell
Robinson
St. Louis Slugs Past Louisville in Hot July Game
In St Louis a hot afternoon clash ended 12 to 6 as St Louis broke open a seventh inning rally aided by Louisville misplays. Attendance 3500. Staley McDougall and Peitz paired for St Louis with Inks and Spies for Louisville. Hits were 15 for St Louis and 11 for Louisville with three errors each.
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ST. Louis
Louisville
Staley, McDougall and
Peitz
Sluggish Field Sees Louisville Edge St Louis In Sloppy Tilt
A July 4 contest in St Louis was played amid a heavy shower leaving a slippery field. Breitenstein absorbed heavy contact while two St Louis errors by Connor doomed the team. Peitz endured a thumb injury from a foul tip and a shake-up followed. Attendance was about 3000 with Louisville winning 10 to 4. Louisville 10 St Louis 4. Hits Louisville 10 St Louis 5. Errors Louisville 2 St Louis 2. Batteries McDermott and Warner for Louisville Breitenstein Peitz and Miller for St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Breitenstein
Connor
Peitz
Louisville
Phillies Win Morning Game On Strong Fielding
Philadelphia edges Washington 4 to 3 as timely hits fail to chain together. Washington bats only in seventh with three runs on two singles a double and a triple while Chicago defeats Cincinnati in ten innings 7 to 3 supported by Griffith’s superb pitching and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
Boyd
Washington
Taylor
Wrrors
Buckley
Boyd and
Abbey
Chicago and Cincinnati Tie On Shortened Fourth of July Game
In Chicago on July 4 the afternoon segment of the game between Chicago and Cincinnati lasted only six innings. The score stood Chicago six, Cincinnati five, before weather or other factors ended the play.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicago Chases Victory as Riots Disrupt Field
Crowd floods the field prompting riot control after the second inning as 80 officers restore order so spectators can view the play. Home runs soar from Hoy Donohue Foreman McPhee Wilmot Lange Anson Everett. attendance 22,913. Hutchison Donohue Foreman Murphy pitched for Chicago and Cincinnati respectively.
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Cage
Shea
Latham
Ewing
Chicago
Hoy
Donohue
Foreman
McPhee
Wilmot
Lange
Anson
Everett
CincinNati
Hutchison
Murphy
Pittsburg Breaks Ground as Crowd Sees Win Over Cleveland
Pittsburg beat Cleveland 6 to 2 in a July 4 morning game attended by about 15,000 fans. Hart and Merritt pitched for Pittsburg, Young for Cleveland. Pittsburg’s 10 hits to Cleveland’s 7 and a high number of three baggers due to a ground rule keyed the victory.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Penn
Hart
Young
Welt
Merritt
Zimmer
Pittsburg Defeats Cleveland In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Pittsburg beat Cleveland 5 to 3 in a slow game marked by a bold base run by Donovan. Attendance reached 18,000 as Hawley and Merritt opposed Wallace and O’Connor, with Pittsburg collecting 13 hits to Cleveland’s 8 and committing 1 error to Cleveland’s 3.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Donovan
Hawley
Merritt
Wallace
O’connor
Lewiston Beats Portland In Fourth Of July Tilt
Lewiston and Portland split a July 4 doubleheader with Lewiston winning 9 1 and Portland 8 in the morning. Lewiston capitalized on Portland errs and produced nine base hits while Portland managed three. Batteries were Viau and Crisham for Lewiston with Killeen and Terrien for Portland.
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Lewiston
Portland
Viau and Crisham
Killeen
Terrien
Mavis
Sullivan
Lewison
Mains
Haverhill Wins Forenoon Baseball Game Easily
In Haverhill on July 4 the home team dominated the forenoon game as the outfield play stood out. Final score Haverhill 10 0 4 0 1 0 4 6 Lawrence 12 1 0 0 0 3 6 4. Base hits Haverhill 7 Lawrence 8. errors Haverhill 5 Lawrence 6. Batteries Woods and Linehan Standish and Hart.
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Haverhill
Lawrence Reed
Lawrence
Woods
Linehan
Standish
Hart
Afternoon Game in Lawrence Ends with Visitors Winning
In an afternoon contest the visiting team edged Haverhill past Lawrence by misusing chances when runners were on base. Haverhill scored four runs, Lawrence eight, with Haverhill’s Regan and Linehan taking the mound in tandem against Bresnahan and Hart for Lawrence, while the line score shows Haverhill four, Lawrence eight, with seven errors by Haverhill and two by Lawrence.
Bangor Base Ball Wins Morning And Afternoon Games
In Bangor Maine this Fourth of July crowd of about a thousand watched the home team win both games. Morning score Bangor 6 Augusta 2 with 13 base hits to 12 and 1 error to 7. Wheeler and Hayes opposed by Coyle and Kelley. Afternoon game featured Bangor errors benefiting the home side with a 12 to 7 result, Wheeler and Hayes again catching Dilworth and Kelley.
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Bangor
Augusta
Wheeler
Hayes
Coyle
Kelley
Wheeler and Hayes
Dilworth
Nashua
N. H
Lowell
Nashua Defeats Lowell In Morning Game In Nashua
Nashua beat Lowell 12 to 6 in the morning derby at Nashua with 13 hits to 5 and 3 errors to 10. Batteries were Gildea Luchin Parrott Davis for Nashua and Davis for Lowell. Afternoon game saw Lowell win 6 to 4 with 11 hits to 10 and 3 errors to 3. Batteries Printz Luchia Roche Davis.
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Nashua
Lowell
Gildea
Luchin
Parrott
Davis
Printz
Luchia
Roche
Rattling Buffalo Rochester baseball tilt ends with error
Bufffalo and Rochester played a tight forenoon game in which pitcher Herndon and Baldwin excelled. An error by Sweeney in the eighth inning opened the door for Buffalo as timely hits drove in four runs. Attendance 4000. Final score Buffalo nine to Rochester two. Bases hits Buffalo seven Rochester nine. Errors Buffalo one Rochester one. Batteries Herndon Urquhart Baldwin Berger.
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Buffaila
N. Y
Rochester
Buffalo
Herndon
Baldwin
Sweeney
Shearon
Herndon and Urquhart
Baldwin and Berger
Rochester Beats Buffalo 9 to 3 in Slugging Mess
Rochester defeats Buffalo 9 to 3 in a July Fourth game marked by errors and missed scoring chances. Tighe homered for Rochester as 7000 fans watched where a garden outfield rule limited runners to second on grounders. Batteries Harper Berger and Wadsworth Urquhart.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Buffalos
Tighe
Csesees
Harper and
Berger
Wadsworth and Urquhart
Wilkesbarre Beats Scranton on Errors in July Game
Wilkesbarre defeated Scranton 8 to 4 after errors by Scranton catcher Smith and third baseman Brady. Luby fractured his left hand stopping a line drive in the fifth. Delaney relieved. Attendance about 6,000. Hits: Wilkesbarre nine, Scranton ten. Errors: Scranton five. Batteries Betts-Diggins for Wilkesbarre. Delaney, Luby, and A Smith for Scranton.
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Scranton
Penn
Wilkesbarre
Smith
Brady
Luby
Delaney
Betts
Diggins
Brilliant tenth inning win for Stars in Syracuse
Syracuse report of a bright afternoon game won in the tenth inning as the Stars surged late. A four run burst in the eighth gave the Stars the lead by one before Toronto tied it in the late stretch.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Stars
Toronto
Syracuse Beats Toronto In Ten Innings
Attendance 6000 as Syracuse and Toronto battled to a 12 to 16 hitting duel. Egan and Moss starred for Syracuse while Kilroy and Rafter worked for Toronto. The game featured Sweeney's decisive hit in the tenth inning.
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Sweeney
Egan
Moss
Syracuse
Toronto
Kilroy
Rafter
Wittrock
Lake
Providence Beats Springfield In Rain Slugfest
In a rain soaked morning game Providence pounded Callahan’s delivery for an early lead and rode Rudderham’s solid pitching to a 5 run victory over Springfield. Providence racked up 17 hits to Springfield’s 10, with 2 errors to 5. Batteries were Rudderham McAuley for Providence and Callahan Unson for Springfield.
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Providence
R.il
Springfield
Callahans
Rudderham
Grays
McAuley
Callahan
Unson
Gannon Shines as Stars Beat Toronto in Morning Game
Syracuse stars opened in sunshine with strong pitching by Gannon and solid defense to defeat Toronto 3 to 0. Syracuse had 16 hits to Toronto's 9, while committing 5 errors to Toronto's 6. Batteries were Cannon and Rafter for Syracuse, Crane and Casey for Toronto.
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Syracuse
Toronto
Cannon
Newtowne Club Defeats Arlington Boat Club at Holmes Field
The Newtowne Club baseball team beat the Arlington Boat Club nine 4 to 2 on Holmes Field yesterday morning. Newtowne scored in the first four innings while Arlington only produced two runs in the seventh. Lineups include Mace Gray, Clark, Dexter, Pullen, J. Gray, Morse, Marvin, Close for Newtowne and Ashton, Rankin, Richardson, Beedle, Pierce, Shirley, Winn, Sias, Slade for Arlington.
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Newtowne Club
Arlington Boat Club
Holmes Field
Mace Gray
Clark
Dexter
Pullen
J. Gray
R.f
Crane
E.f
Morse
Marvin
Close
Ashton
Rankin
Richardson
Beedle
Pierce
Shirley
J.f
Winn
E.j
Sias
Slade
Newtowne
O Connells Defeat Garryowens In Brookline Gaelic Match
Gaelic football clash in Brookline yesterday morning ended with O Connells of Boston defeating Garryowens of East Cambridge four points to one. The result reflects a decisive early effort by the O Connells in a tight contest.
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Brookline
O’connells
Boston
Garryowens
East Cambridge
Shamrocks Beat Emmets On Oval For Five Hundred Dollar Purse
Worcester July 4 The Shamrocks of this city defeated the Emmets of Chelsea today on the Oval grounds for a purse of 500 dollars by a 7 to 2 score.
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Worcester
Shamrocks
Emmets
Chelsea
Oval
Chelsea-Everett Game Scores Reported
In Chelsea Everett action two games are listed with results: Chelsea over Everett by 2 points and Malden over Wakefield by 18 points. scores show Chelsea 16 and Malden 18 with Wakefield 3 in the second matchup.
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Chelsea
Everett
Malden
Wakefield
Boxing Drawat Lafayette Club Lights Up Boston Ring
The Lafayette Club boxing gathering produced two bouts with notable skill. Joe Coleman of Worcester and Billie McCoy of Boston fought to a draw after a fast four rounds. Sullivan vs Breslin produced a hard fought nine round match halted by police for safety.
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Lafayette Club
Joe Coleman
Worcester
Billie McCoy
Boston
McCoy
M. J. Morrison
Jack McCann
Sullivan
Joe Walcott
Bob Green
Jack Havlin
Breslin
Jack Hickey
Tme
Brookline Handicap Games Showcase Local Stars at Early Morning Meet
J F Quinlan of Fordham College dominated the Brookline games winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes from short marks. Brookline High’s W B Boyce and Francis Driscoll earned multiple prizes amid a field of strong performers. Officials included Tt F Baxter J J McNamara and S C Flint with Ben Hurd as referee.
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Brookline
J.F. Quinlan
Fordham College
W. B. Boyce
Brookline High
Francis Driscoll
Tt. F. Baxter
J. J. McNamara
C. Flint
Ben Hurd
J. Driscoll
D. W. Hirshberg
R. C. Seaver
G. H. Atherton
E. L. Hill
J. M. O'Connor
James F. Driscoll
J. F. Quinlan
H. Pye
J. H. Marshall
James Maynard
J. F. Driscoll
R. F. Johnson
John M. Driscoll
James Marshall
J. M. Driscoll
Antique and Horribles
Ben Hur
Josh Crane
A. H. Pye
Wines Red St Pure California 98 Per Gallen
Wine listing notes red selections from California with prices around 98 per bottle and multiple brands including Blanchard Farrar and Paneuh Ma. Limited legible details mention wines from 14 to 41 paneuh ma and 18 Gever.
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Pure California
Per
Gallen
Botties Reese Blanchard & Farrar
Paneuh Ma
McGuire Wins Amateur Senior Single In Charles River Regatta
Ten thousand spectators braved threatening weather for the Charles River July 4 regatta. The New England Amateur Rowing Association funded amateur events while Riverside Boat Club dominated several finals. McGuire led from start to finish to win the senior single, with Bay Area crews and West End, Naval Brigade, and Riverside in close contention across multiple races.
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Charles River
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Riverside Boat Club
Driftwood
Riversides
Rogers
George Hosmer
Casey
Harvard Bridge
Ten Eyck
Worcester
Conley
Donovan
Ten Eyck-Casey
Breen-Donovan
Colbert
O'Neill
Carey
Hobbs
Oré
White
P. A. Berkeley
al Bennett
Bennett
Riverside
Riverside Boys
Atherton
Hayes
McGuire
Whitehead
B A. A
West Lynn
Bradford
Shell
West End
West Lynn Acorns
Rive Ee
Oeoth
Ierverd Y Psat
Millstream
Godniny Rare
Iulaladic
Dersaace
City OF Boston
James A. Ten Eyck
Jerry Carsey
Conley-Breen
Ee Carsey-Ten Eyck
Naval Brigade
Ramblers
Bunker Hill
Joseph Hobbs
J. J. Carey
Shawmut Rowing Club
Joseph O'Neill
Central Boat Club
J. J. McCarthy
Cumberland Boat Club
Portland
Joe McGuire
Bradrd Boat Club
Joe Whitehead
Ies
West Lynn Boat Club
Lynn
W. Bergan
D. J. Dineer
T. Dineen
J. Cosgrove
Bow
J. Murphy
T. Frawley
Hugh Finnegan
M. Anglin
Percy Filannigan
George Bishop
R. Foy
A. Blevins
O’leary
J. H. O’brien
T. J. Smith
S. A. McCarthy
J. Peterson
R W. Williams
E. Wilson
E. Kane
J. R. Corbin
Millstream Boat Club
G. Phair
W. McDonald
J. T. Long
S. H. McDonald
Bradford Boat Club
D. Donovan
J. Nelson
J. T. Ont
P. McAuliffe
Time
Boston Athletic Association
B. B. Crowninshield
Lincoln Davis
J. Nelse Perkins
Fred Tudor, Jr
William Caffrey
J. E. Mahoney
D. A. McPhee
Joseph Bergin
Gentlemen Shaving Parlor Opens With New Hair Rooms
A brief notice advertises a shaving parlor offering convenient hairdressing rooms at Temple Plaza 4. The listing emphasizes comfort and quick service for gentlemen seeking grooming in a compact historic district setting.
Beverly Yacht Club Race in Gale at Buzzard’s Bay
The Beverly Yacht Club held its first Buzzard's Bay championship race in a gale and heavy rain with 29 entries across five classes plus a 30 foot special. Only twelve boats finished. Salmon won the 30-foot class, while Ashumet did not finish. Silenced by crash, Silence capsized but no one was hurt.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Beverly Yacht Club
Anonyma
Linette
Silence
Joshua Crane, Jr
W. Lloyd Jeffries
N. H. Emmons
A. H. Hardy
Corinthians 88th Regatta At Marblehead Details
The Corinthian Yacht Club held its 88th regatta in Marblehead on July 4 with a northeast breeze. In class two, Morena started first, Susie led early, and Ariel chased as Susie pulled ahead during the run and finished first, with Marena taking second after a close contest.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Morena
Susie
Ariel
Marena
Cat Island
Fourth of July Regatta Sailed by Fall River Yacht Club
The Fourth of July regatta at Fall River, organized by the Fall River Yacht Club, featured a wholesail northeast breeze and proved exciting from start to finish with competitive races and notable performances.
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Pall River
Fall River Yacht Club
Johnson Wins Big $1000 Match Race at Waltham Cycling Meet
In Waltham on July 4 the great $1000 professional race ended with Johnson outrunning Sanger and Tyler as Reynolds dominated Class A events. Fatigue from days without sleep and a sudden downpour affected pace, but Johnson claimed the mile in a world record pace of 1:58 2-5 in the second heat. Reynolds swept all his events, while Miss Little Knox won the costume contest and Porter excelled in Class B sprints.
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Waltham
Johnson
Tyler
Sanger
Watson Coleman
Pat O'Connor
O’connor
Weinig
Connelly
Leonard Berle
Reynolds
Miss Little Knox
Boston
Post
M. G. Costello
Harry Haney
Helen Swain
Charles G. Percival
Porter
W. S. Gamalas
Rest Moree
Newton
John Bianchi
Malden
H. C. Tyler
J. S. Johnson
Eress
A. W. Porter
F. M. Haggerty
G. Williams
Boy walker arrives in Boston to display shaving stone
Harry Chester, the Chicago born pedestrian who began a world walk on May 7 under a $5000 wager, arrives in Boston and exhib its Adams's shaving stone at Percival's pharmacy 3 School street.
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Harry Chester
Chicago
Boston
Percival
School Street
Adams
Waltham Cycle Park Sports Day Draws Big Crowds
At Waltham Cycle Park yesterday morning and afternoon, about 6000 spectators watched Emmet Literary Association and Waltham Cycle Club events. The highlight was a veteran firemen versus Gardner team race where Waltham won 200 prize money with 166 ft 7 in, Gardner 161 ft 9 in.
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Waltham Cycle Park
Emmet Literary Association
Waltham Cycle Club
Tub Watch City
Gardner Veterans
Emmets
Waltham
Gardner
Watch City
Waltham Vets
C. Tierney Providence
E Donovan
Eddie Donovan
Billy
Mavericks Wheel Club Ten Mile Race Amid Rain
The Maverick Wheel Club held its third annual ten mile road race with over 100 starters. Rain delayed midrace but time stayed strong as thousands watched and police kept the road clear. Winners included F. W. Wollaston of Amesbury and A. F. Spier of Maverick with a range of prizes and medals awarded.
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Maverick Wheel Club
George P. Whiton
B. C
G. M. Porter
Brainerd
W. P. Moulton
J. W. Manning
Pope Manufacturing Company
A. 3B. Spier
Mavericks
Boston
F. W. Wollaston
W. G. French
George Cutler
Amesbury
H. D. Merritt
T. A. Barnaby
A. Be Fer
Maverick
Tom Spier
W. B. Prashrey
Metropolitan
J. He Manning
Lawrence
F. Kent
Rowley
E. Gueler Maverick
Evessveces
A.el
Murdock
R. H. Kailbach
Cambridgeport
G. c
A. M. ‘Thompson
Cliftondale
H.S. Keane
Malden W
H. Becker
Charlestown
K. O. Burns
Roxbury
J. F. Spier
B. J. Frye
G. Y Stover
Orient
J. McLaughlin
Wwache Onvese
Barry
Goee
F . McCarty
W. R. Pembroke
Mattapan
W. H. Westlake
Edward Boulter
R. W
John McCormick
East
Hristopherson
En W
G. B. Hersey
Canton
H. Freeman
E. T. Bailey
Pequot
Moe
W. Sousa
Malden We
Ccc
William Dealey
Rogers
Knox
Winthrop
A. R. Sutherland
Arpbeleenert
Saneen Somerville
Covccess
J. H. Healey
H. M. Stevens
Sme
P. As Gee Ye
W. S .Langan
Elk
J. L. Kelley
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Brookline Five Mile Road Race Winners Named
Charles H. Schult won the Brookline five mile race with a 14 percent handicap and 14:14 time approximately. Frank Crohan placed second in 16:15 with a 120 second handicap. Jesse S. Magoon, the scratch entrant, finished first overall in 13:29. Norman E. Smith was second scratch at 14:07. Eleven prizes were awarded as cups to the top finishers, with several others listed in order of finish and prize eligibility.
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Nellie
J Waldron
George Hindle
Reaper
J. Gates
Ling
Conlon
Hagerty
Cooeees
Diden
Millw
Nydia
W. Ivers
Rtle
Hathawa Peneee
Laloo
J Barna Braley
Alice
W. & Morseé
Adeveetis
Darling
Fedora
Hinckley
Snes
Lucy
D. Lebounty
Belle
T. Kershaw
Dido
M. Considiné
Caree
Whitehall
Simmons and Mack
J. Cribbins
J. Mercer
Cribbins
O'Neil
Brooklin
Charles H. Schult
Frank Crohan
Jesse S. Magoon
Norman E. Smith
D. J. Daley
P. J. O'Neil
Carl F. Chase
Jesse
Magoon
Wesley Ballentine
G. D. Lyford
B. F. Banks
Matthew Nolan
Frank J
Chelsea City Races Result Summary
Chelsea yesterday held several track events with George B. Smith taking first in the one mile novice. Charles Jr. won the one mile eight minute class and A. O. Dock of East Boston led the one mile boys race. C. Co. C. Hanson placed second in the two mile handicap with George B. third. R. W. Emerson won the one mile championship of Chelsea while A. N. Ficlay and J. S. Armstrong finished third.
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Rambler
Naval Brigade
West End
Charles Rivers
George Hosmer
Peter Kelley
Chelsea
George B. Smith
Hanson
Charles Jr
EK. O. Mahon
Everett
A. Odock
East
Boston
A. Gunderson
C. Hanson
George B
R. W. Emerson
A. N. Ficlay
J. S. Armstrong
Philadelphia Bulletin Sets Entry Rules for Handicaps
The W. weekly bulletin requires all entries to show the rider's two best performances or be ruled out by the handicapper. It also notes that charges against W. F. Sims have been disproved and the suit removed.
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Philadelphia
W. Weekly Bulletin
Hando Pers
W. F. Sims
Tennis at Weltham Tournament Opens With Doubles Victory
In Waltham on July 4 Tennis Club held a tournament. Wales and C A Smith defeated W J Saunderson 6-1 6-2. Smith and Smith beat Shedd. Gibbs beat Smith. George and Seer competed against Le Gina in a series of matches.
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Waltham
Tennis Club At
Wales
A. Smith
W. J E. L. Saunderson
Smith
Shedd
A Ee Gibbs
Eo George
Gina
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