Jeffries Point Wins Big at 17th NEAR Regatta
Thousands watch the New England Amateur Rowing Association regatta on the Charles. Jeffries Point Rowing Association dominates with wins in junior and senior eight and multiple singles. Finishing times include eight-oared shells at 8 12 and 8 09 minutes.
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New England Rowing Association Yesteray
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Charles
New England Amateur Rowing Association
the Charles
Dolphin
Joe Lomasney
Dan’ Riley
Dan Daly
Dan
Patrol
Lloyd
Arlington
Hayes
Jeffries Point
Flanagan
Lloyd's
Ladd
Everatt I. Pope
Pope
O’brien
Fleming
O'Brien
Riverside Club
Oard
Columbia Rowing
Jeffries
St. Joseph
Millstream Boys
Farragut
Millstream
Crescent Canoe Club
Harvard Bridge
Mm. A. A. Boat House
St. Alphonaus Meeocla Tiem
Riverside
St. Alphonsus
West Lynn
East Boston
West Lynns
Mail
Lawrence J. Hayes
George H. Lloyd
Arlington Boat Club
Everett L. Pope
B. A
James Long Riverside Boat Club
St. Alphonsus Association
Riverside Boat Club
Quinobequin Canoe Club Holds Third Annual Race
Dedham July 4 The Quinobequin Canoe Club staged the third annual Charles River races with close finishes. Winners include Junior four paddle Carleton Daniels et al in 3m 12s, Senior club four Edward Rolland et al in 3m 5s, senior tandem Fred Brodbeck and Samuel Capen Jr in 3m 15s, single blade Fred Brodbeck in 2m 0s, tilting match Julian Chase and Fred Brodbeck, and mixed tandem Miss Ella Fisher and Edward Baker in 3m 15s.
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Dedham
Quinobequin Canoe Club
Charles River
Carleton Daniels
Brewer French
Harry A. Hewins
Harold T. Capen
Edward A. Rolland
Theodore T. Pettingill
J. Austin Burdakin
Fred Brodbeck
Samuel H. Capen, Jr
Julian D. Chase
Ella F. Fisher
Edward G. Baker
Water Sports Carnival at Breed's Island Pond
Murray Park Outing Club of East Boston staged a water sports carnival at Breed's Island Pond. Martin Kelley won the 50 yard event, Miles McDonough close behind. James Murray took the 10 yard race with Eddie Paul second. The hobbyhorse barrel race was abandoned. James Smith won the title race with Samuel Johnson second. John Foley performed a diving exhibition.
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Murray Park Outing Club
East Boston
Breed’s Island Pond
Martin Kelley
Miles McDonough
James Murray
Eddie Paul
James Smith
Samuel Johnson
John Foley
Regatta at Medford Boat Club on Upper Mystic Lakes
Seven to eight hundred spectators watched Medford Boat Club events. The morning half-rater race saw Scoter first and Eleanor second, with a fine breeze. In the afternoon canoe races featured the Hamilton and Tufts trophies, Arthur G. Mather reclaiming the Hamilton cup and Guy Garland winning the Tufts cup in the first running of the event.
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Medford
Medford Boat Club
Upper Mystic Lakes
Eleanor
Hamilton
Tufts
F. H. Hamilton
Arthur G. Mather
Winchester
Guy Garland
Jubilee Regatta Winners at Beverly Fourth of July
In a breezy northwest wind the Jubilee Yacht Club regatta at Beverly was sailed. Winners were Adina M. L. E. Lelia and Walter.
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Beverly
Jubilee Yacht Club
Adina
Lelia
Walter
Ward 1 Crew Wins Lake Sebasticook Batteau Title
In the Camp Benson race at Lake Sebasticook Bangor, Ward 1 crew won the state championship by 10 lengths amid a Bangor contest with two other local crews.
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Bangor
Camp Benson
Lake Sebasticook
Ward 1
Wolf Tones win at hurling in South Boston match
At Commonwealth Park in South Boston yesterday morning the Wolf Tones defeated the Champions, taking three of four matches in a hurling contest.
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Wolf Tones
Commonwealth Park
South Boston
Two Nights New England to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo
Reduced rate tickets on sale daily for trips from New England to Chicago via Colorado. Special return fares at half the regular price through August 31 with connections by Chicago and Northwestern Railway. Tickets available at 368 Washington Street Boston Northwestern line office.
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New England
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Northwestern Line
Washington Street
Boston
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Stresses BE. W. GROVE
An old advertisement asserts the name BE. W. GROVE must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, claiming the remedy cures a cold in one day for 2½ cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Noted athletes compete on the Common in brisk meet
Stars including Ellery Clark Billy Holland Bart Sullivan and E L Wilson appear at the Common before about 3500 spectators. Early events feature 100 yard heats won by H E Locke with J H Murphy second. Half mile sees Sullivan place second to W J Jennings while McVicker leads a strong mile field. Schoenfuss wins shot put. McCarthy tops broad jump. East Boston A A beats Charlesbank in a 2 22 relay aided by Holland's late surge.
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Ellery Clark
Billy’’ Holland
Georgetown
Billy” McVicker
New England
Bart’ Sullivan
E. L. Wilson
H. J. Burns
St. Philip's A. A
H. E. Locke
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
F. G. Ford
Knickerbocker A. C
McDonald
ES Agee
G. H Murphy
Malden
Locke
Murphy
Burns
Young Wilson
Watertown High
Sullivan
W. J. Jennings Ofmerville
Holland
H. Db. Kidder
Cambridge Y. M. C.A
A. Chapman
Ee M. C.A
W. J. Young
South Boston c. A
S. Doughty
Brown
Worcester
McVicker
Doughty
Farrell
Mechanic Arts High
Young Murphy
Somerville
John Bowler
Starvard
J. H. Farley
A. H. Jeffreys
Gurney
Bullock
Dartmouth
Hallett
Worcester Academy
F. H. Plongeman
W. T. McCarthy
Xavier A. A
New York
C. D. Robinson
East Boston
A. A
McCarthy
T. F. Cronan
Boston
A.A
Charlesbank Gymnasium
W. J. Kane
J. J. Quint
Jennings
Billy” Holland
Watkins
H. B. Young
F. M. Corcoran
W. B. Hines
Charlessank
J. H. Murphy
W. J. Jennings
Bart’? Sullivan
R. T. Pritchard
H. D. Kidder
A. 8. Chapman
William McVicker
W. Farrell
F. H. Schoenfuss
A. H. Jeffrys
Local Meet Winners Crown Track Events
High jump results show Bullock first Hallett second Plangman third with height 111n feet. Broad jump won by W. T. McCarthy and C. D. Robinson with T. F. Cronan second. Distance 22 feet sin. Relay race won by East Boston A. A. Team time not stated.
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Bullock
Hallett
Plangman
W. T. McCarthy
C. D. Robinson
T. F. Cronan
East Boston A. A
Charlesbank Gym Meet Showed Young Athletes Shine
At Charlesbank gymnasium the city’s younger athletes competed before a crowd of about 3000. Edmund Twohey of Somerville was protested after a win in the under 16 boys race, leading to Wright declared winner. Winners included Fred C. Wright in the boys race and W. S. McDonald in the 100 yard dash, with multiple events listed and team honors noted.
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Charlesbank
Edmund Twohey
Somerville
Young Wright
Charles Coffey
Fred C. Wright
W. S. McDonald
W. G. McCarthy
Xavier A. A
Charles McCarthy
St. Joseph A. A
J. J. Savith
W. D. Hallett
Worcester Academy
G. S. Gould
Walter Vinal
Bart’? Sullivan
L. Wilson
Watertown H
Tirst
A. Mewer
G. A
Knickerbocker A. A
T. F. Corcoran
E. H. Clark
G. Hy
Fitzgerald
H. A. Brawley
J. I. Frenne
Doughty
Bowdoin «Ge
Two Races Run At State Fair Grounds Amid Delays
At Concord New Hampshire, only two races completed due to accidents and delays. In the 2:23 pace heat, Bornlight and Lois J collided and were knocked down. Susan and Turvey fell over them and Cox was ruled to blame. Nat won the 2:19 pace with best time 2:18 3-4 while Lois J won the 2:23 pace with 2:17 1-4.
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Concord
N. H
State Fair Grounds
Bornlight
Lois J
Susan
Turveydrop
Cox
Nat
Roxbury Vet Wins Playout in Boston Contests
Boston and Roxbury veteran fire associations staged a playout on Boston Common with two aging Hunneman engines. Boston won the horizontal test 174 ft 10 in to 174 ft 9 in, while Roxbury claimed the height contest amid a crowded, splashing display.
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Boston
Roxbury
Boston Common
Boston Association
Collins
James Stout
Charles Sampson
Thomas Stone
Robert Williams
Washington Street
Benjamin King
Athletic meet draws 1500 at M street playground South Bofton
Over 1500 spectators watched a South Bofton program of track and field and a City Points versus Strandways baseball game won by City Points 7 to 2. Event winners included J Ford and F Ford in sprints, H Ray and G M Gould in middle and high jump, and D Connelly in the open one mile. Bicycle races featured J B Coffey and W G Holbrook with notable motorbike exhibition by Coffey.
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M Street Playground
South Bofton
City Points
Strandways
Butler and Galvin
Strandway
Higgins
Campbell
City Point
J. Ford
F. Ford
W. J. Young
H. Ray
G. M. Gould
City Point Wheelmen
J. B. Coffey
D. Connelly
W. G. Holbrook
South Boston
E. L. Hopkins
James’ Dwyer
P. M. O'Connor
J. Fitzgerald
Thomas McLehan
Frank O’ Heare
James Sheridan
J. Merrill
F. H. Hopkins
Providence Beats Toronto 7 to 3 in Morning Game
Hustling Providence defeats league leaders Toronto 7 to 3 as timely hitting in the third and fifth innings supports an early lead. Attendance 2,500. Reed Bean Cassidy Massey Hargrove Hildebrand Connor among players with two bases and multiple RBI. Umpire Snyder. Time 2 hours 10 minutes.
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Providence
R. L
Toronto
Nce W.iscsa
Bean
Sullivan
Cassidy
Foster
Hildebrand
Connor
Massey
Hargrove
Smith
Paggreg
Conn
Scott
Balk
Snyder
Connecticut League Morning and Afternoon Baseball Results
Morning games in Bridgeport Springfield 2 run win for Bridgeport 8 to 2. Waterbury and New Haven tied 2 to 2 after 10 innings. Norwich routed New London 8 to 1. Meriden shutout Moeriden 1 to 0. Afternoon games: New Haven topped Waterbury 7 to 6 at New Flaven. New London defeated Norwich 9 to 3. Springfield beat Bridgeport 9 to 2. Hartford topped Meriden 9 to 4.
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Bridgeport
Springfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Norwich
New London
Moeriden
Hartford
Meriden
New Flaven
Fall River Concord Haverhill Lowell Lawrence Nashua Dover Manchester
Local sports listings show matchups across New England with teams Fall River at Concord Haverhill at Lowell Lawrence at Nashua and Dover at Manchester.
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Fall River
Concord
Haverhill
Lowell
Lawrence
Nashua
Dover
Manchester
Seb Eeeeaneees
Per Cewel
Weert Peta i
Ibeseneussseeyes
Lowell and Concord Split In Tight Four Game
Lowell and Concord played a hard fought doubleheader with Lowell winning 18 to 7 in the first and Concord taking the second game 2 to 0. Sockalexis doubled and Merritt singled for Lowell in the opener while Noblitt’s three base hit fueled Concord’s win in game two.
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New England
Lowell
Concord
Sockalexis
Merritt
Concord Seccesseseess
Hooker
Cross
Sock
Alexis
Bigbie
Murphy
Dover Defeats Fall River in Morning Tilt
Dover beat Fall River 3 runs in the first inning as Kelly exited in the third with a split finger from a foul tip. Fall River offense managed one run with six hits and multiple defensive plays listed, while Dover pitchers Herzog and Gilroy combined for eight strikeouts. Attendance was 1800 with Umpire Dorsey.
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Fall River
Mass
Dover
Dovers
Kelly
Bunyan
Moorhead
Weddice
Guiheen
Burrill
Boardman
Kane
Weddige
Thornhill
Bowcock
Shires
Herzog
Gilroy
Burbage
Dorsey
Dover Triumphs 18-Inning Nightcap 5 to 3 in River Game
Dover wins an 18 inning afternoon clash 5 to 3 over Fall River. Broderick, a local former Fall River player, delivers the decisive two-RBI single in the 13th inning. Moorhead Bunyan Kane team highlights noted with two-base and a three-base hit, amid eight walks and nine strikeouts. Attendance listed at 6000 with Dorsey umpiring.
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All River
Dover
Broderick
Fall River
Moorhead
Bunyan
Kane
Joyce
Gusheen
Bell
Whornhill
Yeager
Shires
Derwin
Van
Amn Kirk
Burrage
Burrill
Burtbage
Nashua Defeated by Manchester on Costly Sixth Inning Errors
Two costly sixth inning errors by Bannon cost Nashua the game as Manchester wins. Box shows Nashua with 2 two-base hits by Wilson Van Zandt Murray and multiple stolen bases. Luby walks five, Gokey allows eight hits, and McMahon is the umpire with an attendance of 2100.
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Nasuita
N. H
Bannon
Nashua
Manchester
Nashu
Wilson
van Zandt
Murray
Heckman
Nevers
App
Clark
Ff Luby
Gokey
Luby
McMahon
Manchester-Nashua Game Goes to Home Team
In Manchester on July 4 Volz pitched a strong game for the home squad, fanning 10 and guiding his team to victory as the afternoon contest with Nashua concluded in a win for Manchester.
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New England
Manchester
N. H
Volz
Heckman Delivers For Visitors As Umpire Ejected In Brawl
Heckman hit a home run to spark the visitors in the sixth inning. Wilson was ejected for pushing umpire McMahon to the ground in the same frame. Manchester and Nashua totals show Manchester with 3 earned runs and Nashua 2. attendance listed as 3200.
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Miran
Heckman
Wilson
McMahon
Manchester
Murray
Whiting
Bannon
Clark
Hafford
Bush
Volz
Vola
Concord beats Lowell 9 to 0 after forfeit in sixth
Concord wins after Lowell withdraws mid sixth inning to catch a train, game ruled forfeited 9 to 0. Highlights include Bressler two base hit Noblit steal Connors McLaughlin Lake double play Hartman and Bressler fanning, Hartman vs Bressler pitching duel. Attendance 2500.
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Concord
Connors
McLaughlin
Lake
Hartman
Bressler
Mullaney
Langley
Lawrence Beats Haverhill 13 to 9 In Long Morning Game
Lawrence defeated Haverhill 13 to 9 in a morning matchup. Haverhill pitcher Coughlin gave up ten walks and allowed seven Lawrence runs in the first inning. Klobedanz and Herwig led hitters for Lawrence with two base hits each. Wiley Reagan and Cameron had notable runs and plays. Umpire French debuted, drawing fair satisfaction. attendance was about 2,000.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Coughlin
Cameron
French
Taawrence
Tavern Svccients
LOU
Klobedanz
Herwig
Wiley
Grant
Reagan
O'Brien
Corioy
O Klobedanz
Smith
Haverhill Upsets Lawrence In Fourth Of July Tilt
Haverhill beat Lawrence by the same score they lost to them earlier, 4 to 2. McGuiley allowed two earned runs while Morrison and Long were tough at the plate, with Herwig and Hamilton shining defensively. Attendance reached about 2,000 as the locals rallied in the late innings to flip the outcome.
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Haverhill
Lawrence
Morrison
Long
Herwig
Hamilton
McGuiley
Flaverhill
Lawrence -Ps
Barry
Cameron
O'Brien
Wiley
Shineel
Richardson
Spooner
Bernard
French
Worcester Defeats Montreal 9 to 4 in Forenoon Battle
Worcester oval saw the home team beat Montreal 9 to 4 before 8200 fans. Hastings pitched well after the first inning and received strong support. O'Reilly started at short for Worcester in place of Madison who was sidelined with a leg strain. Delehanty Wrigley Shearon Odwell notable in hitting with a three base hit by Shearon and a home run by Sebring.
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Worcester
Mass
Montreal
Worcester Oval
Hastings
O'Reilly
Worcesters
Haverhill
New England
Madison
Cowowwee Ool
Delehanty
Wrigley
Shearon
Odwell
Sebring
Merritt
Glancy
Kelley
Johnson
Raub
Egan
Floral Emblem Society Gives Flowers to Boston Poor Children
More than four thousand underprivileged Boston children received bouquets and potted plants from the Floral Emblem Society of Boston. The event ran from 9 to noon at a tent on the Common near Tremont and West streets, funded by florists, the public, and donations.
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Boston
Society
Floral Emblem Society of Boston
Tremont and
West Streets
Vicinity
John L. Gardner
Thomas Lawson
Brighton
Doogue
Deer Park
Caroline Clapp
Commonwealth Avenue
The
Floral Emblem Society
Adelaide P. Clapp
Mery Atwood
Jessie Brown
East
Alice Rogers
Charles Meintyt
Googins
Myra Hallet
Cambridge
Malden
F. G. Rawson
Ellen Hee
Jardson
Olat
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George Tuohey
J. Templeton
J. P. Conway
Harold Blackman
J. H. Aberdee
James McCormack
William Foley
George Didion
Frank Hale
T. A. Sullivan
BE. R. King
T. Glavini
Frank B. Greer
J. J
Concord, N. H
Roxbury Vet
M Street
Connecticut
Anheuser-Buschs
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n St. Louis, U.S. A
Michelob
PaleeLager
Faust
Anheusers Standard
Export
Exquisite
N. E. League
Concopa
Wolfe
Noblitt
Doran
Hassett
Fall Rver
OC Cchs Eee Owenees
Buffalo Seers
Worcester Cccessees Aee
Eee Reeer Nee
Providence Eeneee
Rochester Ates Eens Eeeteee
Seers
Jersey City
Ccl
Montreal Eee Reser
Newark Ee Ee Eee
Moore
Miss Tuttle
Miss Clapp
Clapp
Miss Brown
Cla
Atwood
Miss Parsons
Miss Forbes
Haton
Mrs. Googin
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Brown
Miss Tow
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