40 Boats Start in Marblehead Races
Marblehead July 4 a field of 40 boats started in eight Corinthian YC classes for an open regatta. Southerly light winds kept results close with Odysseus by John Hays Hammond winning in class M on first race time. Dorothy Q led Class Q early but finished second to Eleanor. Windrim Kid led then was passed by Manchester in Sonderklasse.
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Marblehead
Corinthian Y. C
Chewink
Pontiac
Herreshoff
Odysseus
John Hays Hammond
Marie
Dorothy Q
Eleanor
Rhody
Dorothy
Sonderklasse
Windrim Kid
Manchester
Marla
Frank B. Crowninshield
Flash
KE. Flynn
St. Joseph’s
Wright
Buckley
Harvard Bridge
Woerd Avenue Club
Jeffries Point
St. Alphonsus
Eastern Yacht Club Holds Small Boat Drift Regatta
Marblehead July 4. Five starters in open regatta for smaller rating classes and Sonderklasse yachts under Eastern Yacht Club. Taormina beat Dervish in schooners, Avenger tops sloops. New Herreshoff 57water owned by Robert W. Emmons wins maiden local race, beating Humma and Doris. Course 23 miles from Marblehead Rock around Graves light, to Half Way Rock buoy and back.
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Marblehead
Sonderklasse
Eastern Yacht Club
Taormina
Dervish
Avenger
Herreshoff
Robert W. Emmons
Humma
Doris
Marblehead Rock
Graves Whistler
Half Way Rock
Roger Wolcott Boys Win 12 Inning Milford Game
The champion Roger Wolcott team of Dorchester defeated Milford High, playing as St James, in a 12 inning battle by 7 to 6. The score by innings shows a tight back and forth with Wolcott taking the win in extras. Batteries were McLaughlin and Caughlin for Roger Wolcott and Trotta and Gould for Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wolcott
Milford
Dorchester
Milford High
St. James
R.F.E
McLaughlin
Caughlin
Trotta
Gould
SONS OF ERIN OUT IN FORCE AT MA Irish pattern day
Thousands of Kerrymen and supporters gathered at Rugby Park Mattapan for Gaelic football and hurling exhibitions during the first Irish pattern day. Boyle O Reillys beat Norwoods for Mayor s cup 2 goals 5 points to 1 goal 1 point. Emmet Hurling Club defeated Wolfe Tone 2 goals to 1 amid large crowds and festive booths. Colonel Roger Scannell led the Kerrymen s Association and pointed out the Mallow spring water once sold by his estate.
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Roger Scannell
Puck
Skellig Mor
Kerrymen's Association of
Massachusetts
Rugby Park
Mattapan
Erin
Killerigan
Irish Musical Club
Franklin Field
Boyle O’reillys
Norwoods
William Murphy
Wolfe Tone
South Boston
New England
Emmet Hurling Club
City Point
Emmets
Wolf Tones
Kerrymen’s Association
Mallow Spring
Colonel Scannell
Hyde Park
Boston
Sheridan Sets World All Round Record at Irish Games
New York July 4 Sheridan star of the Irish American Athletic Association breaks the world all around AAU record with 7180 and wins nine of ten events. Cotter only rival in final event, while Flanagan sets 16 pound hammer mark at Polo Grounds, throwing 173 ft 4 in.
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Sheridan
Cotter
New York
Martin Sheridan
J. J. Dalton
Christian Brothers College
St. Louis
Dennis Murray
Dublin
J. J. McLaughlin
Jeffries
Irish Counties Athletic Union
Polo Grounds
John Flanagan
Nicholson
Scotland
Boston and Cincinnati square off in busy baseball schedule
Today both Boston teams have an off day while the Americans play an exhibition in Gloversville on the way to Detroit. The Nationals postpone a Worcester game with Jesse Burkett's pets. Tomorrow at Walpole street grounds Cincinnati Reds visit as both clubs chase second division leadership. White Sox hold off Cleveland as umpiring issues spark protests and suspensions.
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Boston
Gloversville
N. Y
Detroit
Nationals
Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Walpole Street Grounds
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Reds
White Sox
Cleveland
McAleer
Jennings
Skellig Mor Missing At New England Gaelic Football Match
A lengthy account describes the removal of Skellig Mor from the Rogues Gallery event at the Locust street grounds for the Puck Fair. The crowd watched Kerry Team of New York versus Erin's Hope of Boston play a rough, closely contested Gaelic football match, ending 7 to 3 in favor of Erin's Hope. Officials explained the mountain king would remain hidden due to a pressing engagement, while Col. Scannell stayed involved in keeping him away.
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Rogues’ Gallery
Skellig Mor
Roger Scannell
Knights of St. Brendan
Locust Street
Dorchester Avenue
Moynihan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Scannell
New England
Kerry
New York
Erin’s Hope
Boston
Erin's
McCarthy
Splain
McMahon
Hargan Hayes
Buckley
Codd O'Conner
Races on Charles Run Offer Hard Fought Regatta Trouble
The Fourth of July Charles River regatta drew nine events with late start and few finishers. Riverside Boat Club and Boston schoolboys traded tight wins in the eight-oared divisions while other races saw disqualifications and close, tactical sprints on a long one and a half mile course. Notable wins included novice single H Murphy, intermediate eight Boston Interscholastic, and senior single Scott Shields.
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The
Charles
Union Boat Club
Harvard Bridge
Howard Murphy
St. Joseph's A. A
Wright
Wachusett Boat Club
Jeffries Point
Riversides
Union Fours
Riverside
Jeffries
Phelan
Cambridge
Boston
Riverside Club
Harvard
Fourth of July Races Off Marine Park
The regular Fourth of July regatta under the Y. R. A. of Massachusetts and the Inter-Club Association was held yesterday off Marine Park, South Boston. Rear Commodore Knight of the South Boston Yacht Club won the silver cup for open power launches with his vessel Winnie K. Other winners included Violet, Iris, Aurora, and Eleanor D in various classes of pole masted and open boat categories, with times listed for corral and open boats.
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Y. R. A. of Massachusetts
Inter-Club Association
Marine Park
South Boston
Knight
Wavenock
F. E. Dawes
Teaser
Joseph Vaux
Eleanor D
Doherty Bros
Winnie K
W. Knight
Conn League Results Morning Games Summary
Morning games in Waterbury Waterbury 10 New Haven 4 in seven innings Holyoke 4 Springfield 0 New London Norwich 4 New London 1 Bridgeport Hartford 2 DOT 45. Afternoon games New Haven Waterbury 4 New Haven 3 Springfield Holyoke 5 Springfield 2 Hartford Hartford 19 Bridgeport 2 Norwich New London 2 Norwich 1.
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Waterbury
New Haven
Holyoke
Springfield
New London
Norwich
New Lon
Don
Bridgeport
Hartford
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Hi. M
Chewink IV
F. Macomber, Jr
Marle L
George Lee
Lvontine
W. F. Oghitney
H. Hammond
J Santry
Porcupine
Gokn Tyler, Jr
Sally IV
K. . Starratt
Carina
Wheelock
Gringo
H. Brown, Jr
Peter Pan
Walter Kelley
Cobigy
Tabasco Ili
G. W. Procter
Pee Neees
Eleanor, Fabyan & McKeena & Burgess
H. L Bowden
Hayseed III
P. Curtis Seer
Ellen
Ud Cod
Morton Prince
Corinthian
BO Tower
Mirage N
J. W. Olmstead
Hugi
A. KE. Chase
Cuyamel, Bacon & Bogardus
A. P. Loring
M. Adams
Parker, Jr
Doreen
A. Adams
M.sh. M . Peggie N
Murphy & Hensey
A Js
F R. Girdler
E F. Connors Seer
Cs. Muleykah
Misses Fabens
Rocky
Elizabeth
L. Fader
H. m
F. G. Macomber, Jr
W. F. Whitney
Marie L
John Tyler, Jr
Brown
J Vv
Santry Wee
Seer
H. R. Starratt
Walter Kelly
Mirage NI
Rathers
C. F. Adams
B. C
Sons OF Erin
H. Murphy
St. Joseph A. A
WH. Wright
Walter Shayhan
Shawmut Rowing Club
Henry Lynch
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
J. Sullivan
P. Landry
M. Costello
J. Lewis
Leo Didion
Harold Blackman
St. Joseph's
Joseph Dowling
John Toomey
Boston Interscholastic Athletic Association
J. Ellis
W. Cleary
P. Gring
E. Eaton
CG. Ryder
M. Mason
W. Howe
C. le Royer
C. Faxon Cox
A. Rossstroke
J. Spacottle
A. H. Duhig
F. O. Oland
F. Fobes
G. Melvin
F. Keglar
J. Tracy
J. G. Burgin
O. Walcott
I. Lock
Crescent Canoe Club
Waltham Canoe Club
H.J. Wright
EB. Flynn
M. Buckley
Lynn Rowing Association
Patrick Shields
Leo J. Didion
E. L. Pope
J. O’brien
Riverside B. Club
C. Buckley
Lynn R. Asso
J. Russell
T. Moran
W. Dwyer
J. McNabb
J. Fernel
J. Molan
P. Tucker
Murphy
J. Bouchi Welsh
W. Sweeney
P. Mullaney
Sills
Riverside Boat Club
J. McAuliffe
H. Powers
D. Shea
M. Lynch
J. Burke
M. Dwyer
P. Crosby
J. Toomey
E. Brett Cox
Violet
Poor Boy
J. Perry
His
Mes
Bass Point
Sunday Post
Boston, Nahant and Pines Steamboat Company
Post
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe’s
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