Light Winds Slow Marblehead Yacht Races On July Fourth
In Marblehead the Corinthian Yacht Club open race and Eastern Yacht Club contest faced light fickle winds. Meemer and Cricket led a tight early duel, with Redskin charging to finish strong. Meemer won on the water, while Cricket prevailed on corrected time amid a becalmed finish for several boats.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Chewink
Meemer
Cossack
Louise
Dorel
L’aiglon
Cricket
Kit
Redskin
Cat Island
Windward
Motor Boat Race in Marblehead Sees Six Starters
July 4 in Marblehead reports only six starters in the E. Y. C. motor boat race with none measured, leaving the event unfruitful and lacking interest. FIRST CLASS.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club Opens Season in Light Air Regatta
Over 50 boats raced in multiple classes at Marblehead with Meemer leading Class M and finishing 6 minutes 382 seconds ahead. Setsu and Jingo dominated Class II while Opitsah III won Class P and Bat led 18-footers amid scattered results across divisions.
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H. M. Sears
Meemer
R. C. Nickerson
L.’Aiglon
W Hodgdon
Dorel
L Batchelder Eeeee
Cossack
H. A. Morss
Va Kit H B Whittier
Redskin III
Pond
McWilliams Ee
Louise Y Chewink IV
Macomb
Medriec NI
H. H White
Myrtle
Souther
Clorinda, Cheney & Lanning
G H. Whitey
G. LB. Doane
Medric
George Lee
Wheelock
Assenet
E W. Remick
Mirage
J. W Olmstead
al Aladdin
Keith Bros
Hayseed H L Bowden
G H
Ae Bontiwo
Vera IL H Wightman
Oe Lundberg
Tumpoo
C A. Conley
Koo Hoo
R Boardman Ewe
Bat
F. Adams
Enews
Myrmidon
John Noble Jr
Twombley
Aurora
Pigeon Bros
Winmahdin
J Spratt
Ries
Moslem I
J. Tyler
Otter
A. D. Rving
Baggarah
Marblehead
Corinthian Yacht Club
Kit
Louise
L’'Aiglon
Pig Rocks Bell Buoy
L’aiglon
Setsu
Jingo
Opitsah
Medric II
Nutmeg
Clorinda
Chewink V
Tyro
Peri Ir
Urchin
Rube
Medriec II
Opitsah III
Carina I
Hayseed
Bornitwo
Cigarette
H.m
H. M. Morss
E. W. Hodgson
E. McWilliams
G. L. Batechelder
Eoweee
Whittler
C. W. Lewis
G. B. Doane
Fees
de Hosters
Myrtie
G. W. Sowther
S.-i
Owalissa
Walter Kelley
LY LO
Morcss
F. G. Macomber
Whiktes
H. L. Bowden
Dale
Peri N
Dr. Prince
A. C. Jones
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J. B. Greenough
Opitsah Ili
W. F. Whitney
Carina II
C. H. Wheelock
Sally IV
H. R. Starratt
Tunpoo
C. A. Cooley
Sea Fox
J. A. Alden
C. F. Adams
Pewenveeesekee Saa Hayseed
Bontino
G. H. Wightman
A. D. Irving
Roo Hoo
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J. W. Olmstead
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Niebelung
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Little Misery
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Moslem
John Tyler
Muley Kah
Misses Fabens
French and American Jackies Hold Regatta
In Cherbourg France on July 4 a regatta featured a whaleboat race between a French Bouvines crew and an American ships crew with the French winning. A gigs race saw the Brooklyn flagships crew victorious. Spectators praised both sides as numerous pleasure craft crowded the shore.
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France
Bouvines
Brooklyn
Yankee Girl Wins Open Doubles Semi finals at Wimbledon
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena, California, defeats Boothby and Brown 6 4 6 1 in the open doubles semi finals. Larned and Clothier lose in husbandries while Ward and Wright delay their match versus Smith and Riseley. Americans and New Zealanders clash in the doubles feature.
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London
May Sutton
Pasadena
Cat
United States
William A. Larned
William J. Clothier
Houvies
Holcombe Ward and Beals Co. Wright
S. H. Smith
Frank L. Riseley
Miss Sutton
Misses Boothby
JL. Brown
Sutton
Norman Brooks
Walter Dunlop
Naval athletes of six ships stage first New England meet at Provincetown
Crews from Maine Missouri Alabama Kearsarge Massachusetts Kentucky and others competed in a July 4 naval athletic meet at Evans field Provincetown. Missouri beat Maine in baseball 3 1 after a scoreless start, then Kentucky edged Kearsarge 3 2. Alabama led in events with hammer throw and pole vault, Rollings of Kentucky starred in sprints and long jumps, and Kentucky captured the overall points and a special championship cup.
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Evans Field
Town Hall
Uncle Sam
Navy
Maine
Missouri
Boston
Goderscharles
Flanigan
Kearsarge
Lebb
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Alabama
Schmidt
West
Leary
Kentucky
Rollings
Washington
Sweeney
Karns
Glassford
Neeley
Glenn
Laudenburger
Davis
Cumberford
Ford
Gladheart
Elleson
Maxson
Larkin
O’shea
Paymaster Dyer
Goode
Kilpatrick
Castil
Sporting News of
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Crossley
Newport
J. B. Brine
A. G. Spalding & Bros
W. S. Crossley
F. D. Karns
U. S. S. Alabama
J. C. Sweeney
U. 8. S. Maine
Harry Fisher
Columbia University
Root and Hart To Fight A Third Time
Reno sporting update reports Jack Root and Marvin Hart agreed to a third and deciding bout after each boxer had one win. Root won their first encounter in six rounds, setting the stage for the decisive rematch.
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Reno
Jack Root
Marvin Hart
Root
Hart
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