Hedlund Beats Kiviat In Special Mile Run On Broadway Field
Oscar Hedlund of Brookline Gym won the special mile on Broadway Field Somerville under the Fourth of July Association. Abel Kiviat of the I A A C of New York finished second, marking the sixth meeting with Hedlund always beating Kiviat but the first time Kiviat failed to cross the tape first.
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Oscar Hedlund
Brookline
Abel Kiviat
New York
Broadway Field
Somerville
Fourth of July Association
Kiviat
Brookline Gym
Time marks bright finish and hard heat at City Hall meet
Hedlund wins in 4m 40 15s despite Kiviat pressing him. Demar takes 10 mile marathon in 63m 32s after a hot, hilly course with only Demar and Lorden finishing. Summary lists winners in sprints and middle distances with times, plus a forfeited relay and sack race results.
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Clarence H. Demar
City Hall
DeMar
Joseph H. Lorden
St. Mary’s A. A
Lorden
N. A. Sherman
R. W. Watson
L. M. Bangs
Lawrence W. Mitchell
F. L. Green
W. A. Powell
L. J. Cusick
T. J. Halpin
South Boston
C.H. Sullivan
Brookline Gym
J. J. Bennett
N. Dorchester
William Grover
J. P. Kimball
James A. McDonald
H. Barwise
Lin
W. B. Colleary
A. L. Gutterson
W. J. Kenney
A. Whitney
L. A. Whitney
James Comerford
W. W. Coe
L. A.whitney
Brookline Grm
J. J. Magee
J. J Murphy
R. H. Bezanson
Prout Defeated at Quincy Fourth of July Meet
The second annual Fourth of July athletic meet at Merry Mount Park drew over 2000 spectators. Prominent athletes included W C Prout of the B A A who last week won the national junior quarter mile at Pittsburg and F R Mar.
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Quincy
Merrymount Park
W. C. Prout
Pittsburg
F. R. Mar
Runners Shine In Amateur Meet With Close Finishes
Dartmouth star J O Johnstone and exeter jumper George Read led a high level field in sprints and jumps. Prout and Riley dueled in the quarter mile with a 16 yard handicap advantage for Riley. Phelan won the 100 yard dash with a five yard handicap. Fisher of North Weymouth took the five mile, Becker led in the broad jump, and Chapman won the high jump for Boston clubs.
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Cean
Dartmouth
J. O. Johnstone
Exeter
George Read
English High School
Prout
Riley
Brookline Gym
J. F. Phelan
Quincy Y. M. C. A
L. H. Thayer
Harvard
Joe Elcock
South Boston A. C
Ernie Fisher
North Weymouth
Billy Hackett
Phelan
Quincey
Banan
Lawrence
C. Prout
Marceau
McGaregle
Dorchester H
Graham
Fore River Apprentices
W. GC. Prout
A. A
Sullivan
Finn
West Quine
P. S. Woods
Quincy Y. Ooo
McLaughlin
West Quincy
Quincy
G. A. Sulliven
Serateh
Tresk
Yin
Chapman
Boston
J. C. Johnston
F. B. Banan
Harvard Yale athletes poised for England contests
Commentator notes arrival of Harvard and Yale athletes in England for international events. American sprinters shine in British championships with Tex Jamsdell winning sprint titles while Harry Gissing and John Daley falter in middle and long distances. Questions chance of Jaques of Harvard in the half mile against Oxford Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Jaques
Oxford
Cambridge
Mack
Donovan
Yankees
Worcester and Brockton split in morning game at Brockton
Worcester prevailed 5 to 3 in a game that featured two Worcester pitchers. Brockton led briefly in the eighth inning, but Worcester answered with two runs in the top of the frame and held on. Stankard doubled for Worcester, while Russell, Stankard, and Smith paced the offense with key hits. In another morning tilt, Lawrence beat Haverhill 14 to 9 in a high scoring free hitting contest with Phoenix and Williams homering for Lawrence.
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Brockton
Worcester
Hale
van Dyke
Stankard
Haas
Weaver
Bunting
O'Neil
Russell
Henriksen
Boardman
Smith
Jonergan
Noblett
Riordan
Bannon
Haverhill
Lawrence
Phoenix
O’brien
Williams
Aubrey
O/McLane
Connaughton
McLane
Crum
Wilson
Lonergan
MecCune
McCune
Ward
Brian Duke
Worcester 5 Brockton 4 in eighth inning rally
Worcester defeats Brockton 5 to 4 in an afternoon New England game as Worcester outscores late in the eighth. Key moments include ONeil's strong defense and the rally after Brockton led the contest with superior hitting.
New Bedford Defeats Fall River 9 to 1 in New England
New Bedford battering of two visiting pitchers powers a 9 to 1 victory over Fall River. Pruitt pitched well for New Bedford while Fall River struggles with fielding and timely hits.
New Bedford Beats Fall River 13 to 3 in July Heat
Ness the former Detroit first baseman starred for New Bedford in a 13 to 3 victory over Fall River. Pitchers struggled in the hot weather as three Fall River hurlers worked to complete the game. Ness hit two home runs and drove in multiple runs while Sweatt Moore and Rising added key hits.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Po.a.e
Rowcock
Merrill
Myille
Moore
Wheeler
Nsee
Rium
Nas
Reiger
New
Bedford
Rising
Ness
Butiango
Syheeler
Wormwood
Opt
Blum
McCrone
Pruitt
R Bauman
Moaronville
Hauman
Evans
Detroit
Bauman
Sweatt
Bufiango
Bowcock
Perkins
Jensen
Kopf
Hickman
Groh
Bushelman
Ly Reiger
Po.a.f
Poese Banman
Bush’Ilman
Rinm
Elis Debate Ending Pro Coaching System
The article notes a push at Yale to abolish the professional coaching system amid recent athletic reverses. It argues the pro method has faced criticism but will persist, contending a return to amateur methods would be a major mistake for producing winners.
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Elis
Answers to Queries on Mackenschmidt Gotch Championship
Record notes Hack not thrown in the last Gotch match and that the match ended when Hack quit, awarding the title to Gotch. Hack has never been pinned. Also mentions a Wolgast Moran 6 round no decision in New York on April 6 and identifies Frank McGrath as official handicapper for the New England district.
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Hack
Gotch
G. K
Wolgast
Moran
New York
Frank McGrath
New England
Jeffries
Johnson
Haverhill Topples Lawrence On Heat Shortened Game
Haverhill beat Lawrence 7 to 1 in an afternoon American League baseball clash halted after seven innings due to extreme heat. McIntyre allowed only two Lawrence hits while contributing at the plate. Reynolds Daum Aubrey MecGamwell Milliman McIntyre Phoenix drove runs, with Grubb adding a two-base hit and Parle, Court ney supplying sacrifices.
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Randolph
Lawrence
Haverhill
Carlstrom
Catterson
Phoenix
Kennedy
Williams
Hogan
Breymasier
O’brien
Courtney
Aubrey
McGamwell
Spring
Grubb
Breymaier
MccGamwell
Parle
Howard
Graverson
Crisham
McGamnwell
Rorty
Fiaverhaill
B. Bh.po. Apes
Strom Ss
Foranef
Catt’son
Reynolds R F
Dourtney
Luyster
Wis
M'G'well
K’dy If
Williams Cr
B'maier Ce
O Brien
Milliman
Howard BR
P.o ` Er
Reynolds
Daum
McGanmiwell
McIintyre
MecGamwell
McIntyre
Williams E
Hagan
Winchester c
Melntrie P
Haverhill Cove Ee
Setae
Lynn wins loosely played morning game
Lynn defeated Lowell 12 to 4 in a heat affected New England morning game. Warwick left with heat in the third inning after giving up eight hits, while Case and Maybohm held Lowell to four runs. Multiple players contributed with hits and runs including Marshall, Cargo, Coulter, McGovern, Wallace, Daum, and Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Warwick
Lowell
A.E. Marshall
Moulton
Cargo
Burrows
Strands
Wright
Callahan
Bonltes
PS Daum
Hueston
Case
Pte Ae Ete
Ss Vet Vecesse Ee Oe
Cy Lowe
Mieten
Marshall
Coulter
McGovern
Wallace
Daum
Flaharty
Maybohm
Barrow
Barrows
Cooney
Stafford
Lowell Defeats Lynn 16 to 7 on July 4
Lowell pounded Abbott for 19 hits totaling 32 runs in an afternoon game, with Flaharty going 5 for 5 and Boukes Barrows and Lavigne contributing. Captain Mc Govern of Lynn was ejected by umpire Stafford for questioning a decision. final score Lowell 16 Lynn 7.
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Lowell
Abbott
Lynn
Flaharty
Boukes
Barrows
Lavigne
McGovern
Stafford
Marshall
Cargo
Cooney
Coulter
Magee
M’g’vern
Wallace
Wright
Strands
Boultes
Callahan
Huston
Monahan
Wolfgang
Moulton
Mingee
Fluharty
Rboultes
Ocargo
Homerus
Lyon
Collins Wins Motor Paced Four Cornered 20 Mile Race
Elmer Collins of Lynn won the four cornered 20 mile motor paced race at Revere in 40 minutes 38 and 3 fifth seconds. Percy Lawrence was second three laps behind, George Wiley third, Nat Butler fourth. Dennis Connolly of Everett won both professional events, the one mile in 2 minutes 21 and four fifth seconds and the unknown distance race two miles and a lap in 6 minutes 46 and two fifth seconds. J Herbert of Fall River won the half mile amateur. other amateurs and pros placed with varied times, including Harold Robbins and Hugh McPartland in notable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Revere
Percy Lawrence
Pacific Coast
Collins
George Wiley
Syracuse Yes
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Dennis Connolly
Everett
J. Herbert
Fall River
River
Ralph Emerson
Tom Panacy
Brockton
Denrhis
Nolly
Harold Robbins
Hugh McPartland
Dennie Connolly
J. F. Grant
Lydh
McPartland
Brock
H . Ton
J. Burke
W. H. McVicar
South Boston
McVicar
Burke
A. McKechnie
Joe Silva
A. C
Curran
Worcester
Silva
James Henigan
North Dorchester A. A
Marceau Wins Mile at City Handicap Games in Heat
Undaunted by heat, nearly 1000 spectators watched F. R. Marceau scratch in the one mile as he overtook Martus and Kimball to win in 4m 34s. J. Burke and W. McVicar staged a late duel for second in the half mile, with McVicar edging Burke. The meet included a 3 mile race won by James Henigan, and multiple sprint heats led to Coakley’s 10.0 seconds final in the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Gish
Martin
Edmundson
Marceau
F. R. Marceau
Dignan
W. L. Powell
South Boston
Robinson
D. Coakley
Gutterson
Sherman
O’hara
S. Llewellyn
G. Riley
Brookline Gym
C. H. Wilson
Wakeley
F. Winey
N. A. Sherman
Frank P. O'Hara
Louis A. Wilson
A. TL
W. H. McVicar
BR. A. C
J. Burke
A. MecKechnie
G. P. Kimball
Tscratch
H. Barwise
Malden
M. GC. A
J. McDonald
W. B. Colleary
Connecticut League Morning and Afternoon Results
Morning games saw New Haven beat New Britain 6 to 4 and Bridgeport win 12 to 9 over Waterbury while Springfield defeated Hartford 5 to 1. Afternoon action had Bridgeport 5 Waterbury 4 New Haven 9 New Britain 6 Springfield 5 and Hartford 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Britain
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Boston City Games Mile Winner Named
The B A A reports the mile run winner at yesterday’s City of Boston Games held on the Common. The victor is noted for a strong finish in a competitive field, adding a highlight to the day’s athletics.
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Boston
Corinthian Y C Race at Marblehead July 4
Open event at Corinthian Y C sailed in a moderate southwest breeze. Notable miscourse errors spoiled several boats especially in Class P where Vianno erred but Italia won. In sonderklasse Beatrice fell to sixth. Panther claimed victory by 44s over Sally XI with Ellen third and Badger fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Corinthian Y. C
Vianno
Italia
Sonderklasse
Beatrice
Panther
Sally
Ellen
Badger
Baseball scores from several American Association games
Indianapolis defeated Columbus 6 to 1 in a game where St. Paul outscored Minneapolis 12 to 3. Louisville beat Toledo 5 to 4 while Milwaukee topped Kansas City 8 to 5. Indianapolis also defeated Columbus 5 to 3 and Toledo lost 4 to 1 to Minneapolis in eight innings by agreement.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Belle Carillon in Gelett Burgess's New York Arabian Nights
Post Magazine next Sunday features Gelett Burgess and the figure Belle Carillon in a literary piece exploring theatrical and urban fantasies. The article previews Burgess's entertaining style and the cultural milieu of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Carillon
Gelett Burgess
New York
Post
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Arthur Duffey
A.B
S.E. Weaver
H'ksen
Ee Bunting
Conn’'ton
O'Neill
Boardm'n
Wadleigh
Tevlin
Oj Riordan
Ward Setae
Coakley
J. P. Martus
N. D. Cota
Worcester Academy
Martus
J. Hughes
L. A. Baron
A. Pleroth
St. Alphonsus
A. L. Ross
J. Dignan
T. H. Guttner
W. H. Powell
William Robinson
Young
North Dorchester
the Common
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Oficomfort Seeking
Frisbie, Coon & Co
Te Makers
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Franz Marceau
Corinthian Y. C. Race
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B. Henwood
Raters
George Lee
Fanno
A. W. Stevens
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H. W. Foster
H. M Sears Steenens
A. Wood
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G. L. Batchelder Fee
Manchester
Ane
O'Hara
W. Thornton
W. H. Harris
Guinea
E. Humphrey
Cee
E. Braydon
Keni
C. D. Davis
Ceinatae
Bebe Clebbe
Flash
H. Brown
Gymkrak
Burlin Brosike
Caries Gs
American Association
Camp Buena Vista
Lake Winnipesau
Kee
N. H
Mehaffey
Ashburton Place
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