New York Oarsmen Dominate New England Regatta
Visiting New York oarsmen swept seven of nine races at the 27th annual New England Amateur Rowing Championship on the Charles River in Boston. Only New England entries were Carey and William Faulkner of Riverside Boat Club, the sole local crew to place.
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Wilding Retains All England Crown In Wimbledon Final
A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin of the United States in straight sets 8-6 6-3 10-8 to defend the All England singles title. The match featured Wilding's peak form and occasional McLoughlin brilliance amid ill luck and strong returns. The doubles title went to H. Roper Barrett and C. P. Dixon, who defeated Rahe and Kleinschroth in four sets. the ladies doubles were won by Mrs. McNair and Miss D. P. Boothby, who beat Mrs. Sterry and Mrs. Lambert Chambers before an injury retirement.
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A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Maurice E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
United States
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C. P. Dixon
Great Britain
Friedrich Wilhelm Rahe
Heinrich Kleinschroth
Germany
McNair
D. P. Boothby
Sterry
Lambert Chambers
Verbeck Wins Coast to Coast Panama Race
Sacramento July 4 V Verbeck driving a Fiat won the Panama Pacific coast race from Los Angeles to Sacramento with 11 hours 1 minute. Soules in a Cadillac finished second at 11 27 16, Oldfield in a Fiat took third in 11 22 63. Verbeck started 12 17 a m covering 413.6 miles without mishap amid a large finish crowd. Hanshue in an Apperson escaped injury after a ditch mishap near Fresno and continued the race. Willeford helped drive the winning car to Bakersfield before Verbeck relieved him.
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Fresno
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Metz Car Starts 1500 Mile Midnight Trial
Walter Metz drives a Metz 22 from City Hall at midnight on a 1500 mile four day test to Minneapolis. Lawrence Cathcart, John McCann, and Walter Metz alternate legs through Cleveland LaCrosse Winona Minneapolis, then Glacier National Park. Mayor Fitzgerald backs Walter Metz with a letter to Minneapolis Mayor Nye.
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Kerns Wins Title Decision in Orleans
In Pelican Park Kansas City welterweight Wild Ferns earned a decision over Young Den in a July 4 bout after a scheduled 10 count.
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Joe K Wins at Medford in Exciting Mile Race
A crowd at Combination Park watched Joe K upset Charlie King in a dramatic final heat of a mile race. Charlie King led early but exhaustion near the end allowed Joe K to triumph in 2 minutes 18 1 2 seconds on a slow track.
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Leander Crew Beats Thames and Cambridge Upset
Leander Rowing Club eight defeated Thames Rowing Club in the grand challenge cup second round at the royal regatta. Jesus College Cambridge beat New College Oxford in the same round heat. In the diamond sculls, E D P Pinks of London RC beat C W Wise. C McVilly of Derwent RC Tasmania defeated R T Bigland of Royal Chester RC.
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Thames Rowing Club
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London Rowing Club
C. W. Wise
Diamonds
C. McVilly
Derwent
Tasmania
R. T. Bigland
Royal Chester
Gingers of Jamaica Plain Win Playout at Common
Under P. A. Mark the Gingers of Jamaica Plain won the handtub playout on the Common with 168 feet. The Stars of Jamaica placed second at 159 feet 1 inch, followed by the Roxburys at 153 feet 6 inches and the Teneans of Dorchester at 151 feet.
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Wolftones Win Hurling Game on the Common
The Wolftones of South Boston beat the Major Kelleys 5 goals 5 points to 3 goals in a lively hurling match on the Common before about 6000 fans. In the Gaelic football game, St Finbare edged South Boston Rovers by 1 point.
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Metropolitans Shine as Carey Faulkner Dominates Senior Races
Carey Faulkner led Riverside B C NY to victory in senior singles and, with his brother, won senior doubles. Frank Bagge of the Metropolitan R C NY topped junior singles and, with John Reulein, the junior doubles. Winds delayed starts. many titles went to New York clubs despite rough water and several rescues.
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A. Johnson
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R. A. Allen
Ed Chisholm
H. KE. Behn
V. J. Olsenboss
F. Snyder
FP. T Bartlett
M. Young
D. J. Dinneen
W. L. Beaver
H. Wilde
R. Maxwell
G. B. Magrath
L. Morgan
R. May
F. Olmstead
Dundee Wins 10 Round Fight In Albuquerque
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated Tommy Dixon of Kansas City in a ten round bout here. Dundee scored three knockdowns as the final bell rang.
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Johnny Dundee
New York
Tommy Dixon
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Boston relay wins as dark horses take Independence Day meet
At Providence on July 4, Boston teams upset favorites in many events. David Atwood of the New Bedford Harriers won the two mile, Alfred W. Jones claimed the 100 yard handicap, and North Dorchester A A won the senior relay. Other winners included Thomas J F Pope in the 440 yard novice race and E R Haddleton in the 880 yard handicap.
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New Bedford
Alfred W. Jones
Russell Merrill
Cranston High
Joseph Hermon
Sigel A. C
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Joseph Curran
Thomas JF. Pope
Holyoke
Alex Gardner
Brown
Fr. E. Shaw
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A. A
E. R. Haddleton
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A.A
R. R. Britton
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Timothy Donahue
St. Ann’s Club
R. Mendell
Lin
Moran Collins And Wiley Race Tonight At Revere Track
The 60 minute motor pace record could be broken as Jimmy Mo, the Chelsea milkman, leads Moran from Lynn Collins and George Wiley of Syracuse in a brassard affair. Wiley seeks the brassard and world title, with Carlos Verri and Frank Kramer also slated to race tonight.
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Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Elmer Collins
Lynn
George Wiley
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Carlos Verri
America
Frank Kramer
Schmidt Beaten in French Golf Championship Round
In La Boulie France July 4 W Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester Mass loses in the third round of the amateur golf championship to Peter Gannon of Argentina by nine holes. C W Inslee of the Oneida Community Club New York defeats Blandford of England five up four to play. H W Stucklen ex Massachusetts champion loses to E A Lassen British amateur champion 1908 four up two to play. Lord Charles Hope defeats Wakefield and later beats Inslee eight up two to play BE Lassen defeats Gannon six up five to play.
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Belmont Links: Fr F Sherburne Tops Net and Gross
Fr F Sherburne of Lexington captured both the best net and low gross scores in Belmont Country Club’s 18 hole handicap medal play yesterday morning. He posted a 93 12 71. Fourteen cards were turned in with nets from 71 to 99 and the high gross noted as 1% due to weather.
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Lexington
Belmont Country Club
Williams vs Willard Fight Stopped in Eighth Round
Reno report says the Jess Willard Al Williams bout was halted in the eighth round with Willard awarded the decision after Williams absorbed severe punishment.
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Jess Willard
al Williams
Willard
Williams
Boston Tow Boat Team Defeats Commercial Tow Boat 18–10
The Boston Tow Boat Company baseball nine defeated the Commercial Tow Boat Company nine yesterday with a high scoring 18 to 10 victory.
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Commercial Tow ‘Boat Company
Burns Century Winner at Hibernians Picnic
Nearly 20 000 people attended the Locust street grounds for the Division 72 Ancient Order of Hibernians annual picnic. Spectators saw excellent exhibitions of running hurling and Gaelic football.
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Division 72
Order of Hibernians
Burns Dominates 11 Yard Dash After Morning Reversal
Freddie Burns, failing to place in morning heats, surged to win the 11-yard dash in 10.5 seconds with a half yard handicap. Mor rissey of South Boston finished seconds ahead of Grainger of Brookline Gym. The meet featured crowded races including a close 600-yard battle and a three-mile clash won by Lilley of North Dorchester.
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Burns
Exeter Star
M. A. Morrissey
South Boston
J. W. Grainger
Brookline
Baker
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Tom Lilley
North Dorchester
J. J. Harrigan
D. H. Paul
Harrigan
St. Paul
Cambridge
Fred Burns
Brookline Gym
B. Parquette
Booth Boston
J. J. Stapleton
E. J. McDonald
W. A. Hibbard
M. McManus
B. J. McDonald
C H Baker
Boston
T .H. Guething
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Va T. Gekay Boe Bankeed Vane Veyds
D. St. Paul ¢ S
Walker Wins Bogey Handicap at Lexington Golf Club
In the Lexington Golf Club links at W North Lexington yesterday 18 players competed in handicap versus bogey play. George L. Walker and A. T. Gutheim finished tied at 3 up with Walker winning the playoff. Heat kept the women from the links and the mixed foursome was canceled.
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North
Lexington
George L. Walker
A. T. Gutheim
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Links
Umpire Hildebrand Noted for Ball and Strike Judgment
Umpire Hildebrand has drawn praise across the American league circuit for his accurate calls on balls and strikes, earning respect from players and managers alike.
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