Cambridge A A card promises top bouts and changes in schedule
A premier card at Cambridge A A next week features a 10-round bout between Young Donohue of Roxbury and Jack Flanagan of Cambridge, with three preliminaries. The night shifts to Wednesday, and other matchups include Pocahontas vs Gus Dumont, Ralph Kelley vs Tommy English, and Jig Stone vs Blink McCloskey.
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Cambridge A. A
Young Donohue
Pride
Roxbury
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
Lilly Griffin
South Boston
Flanagan
Donohue
Anesvestent
Johnny Burdick
Boston
Donahue
New England
Dusky Star
Pocahontas
Gus Dumont
South
Dumont
Dixie
Ralph Kelley
Tommy English
Jig Stone
Blink McCloskey
Queen City A. C
Manchester
N. H
George Siler
Billy Mellody
Jack O’keefe
Butte
Mont
O’keefe
Mellody
Fightersville
O'Keefe
Chicago
Billy
Jack
Frankie Neil
Abe Attel
Waverly
A. C
Neil
Attel
Kid Pantz
North End
Tarry Lane
Everett
FE. Co. C
Brockton Club
Rank Adams
Manchester Closes Out Lawrence 2-0 in Baseball Contest
In Lawrence on July 7, Manchester shut out Lawrence 2 to 0 with strong fielding from Murch Beard and Wilder. Manchester scored in the first and later frames while Lawrence left 12 runners on base due to missed opportunities against Morrissey. Earned runs totaled one for Manchester, with pitchers Morrisey and Klobedanz logging seven innings together. Attendance was 450.
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Lawrence
Morrissey
Manchester
Murch
Beard and Wilder
R. . E. Manchester
Lawreates
Kwau
Eaton
Wiley
O'Hara Murphy
Creee Murch
Chilcott
O'Hara
Morrisey
Klobedanz
Kerins
Fall River Triumphs Over Nashua in Eight Inning Showdown
Fall River defeated Nashua 8 to 2 in a fast game as Gusheen and Tibbetts delivered in the eighth inning with a stolen base by Gusheen. Pastor, Riccius, and Soffel stood out in the field and Rollins drove in key runs for Fall River. Attendance 700.
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New England
Fall River
Gusheen
Tibbetts
Nashua
Rollins
Gilroy
Pastor
Riccius
Soffel
Nastus
Iess
Wilson
Weddige
Peterson
Hollig
Ryan
New Bedford Beats Lowell 2–0 In New England Matchup
New Bedford defeated the Lowell team 2 to 0 as Kiernan debuted for the locals delivering a solid game in the field. Josslyn held Lowell to four singles while New Bedford capitalized on errors and timely hitting. Kehoe doubled for the winners as Old Day walked and Lowell struck out multiple times. Attendance 623 with Umpire Riva.
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New Bedford
Lowells
Kiernan
Josslyn
R.H.E
Lowell Ooeee
Kehoe
Broderick
Lowell
By Day
Lake
Hickey
Bigbie
Connors
Riva
Haverhill Triumphs Over Concord In Slugfest Showdown
Haverhill 11 Concord 6 as both teams deliver heavy batting. Connolly and Stevenson knocked out early, Connaughton, Calhoun, Raftery and Diggins spark the winners with strong fielding and timely hits. Attendance 750. First pitch about 7:57.
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New England
Haverhill
Waverhill
Concord
Coughlin
Stevenson
Connolley
Connaughton
Boardman
Fleming
Connaught
Scholes wins the Diamond Sculls at Henley Regatta
L. F. Scholes of Don Rowing Club Toronto defeats A. H. Clouette London Rowing Club in the final to claim the Diamond Sculls. He sets a new course record of 8 minutes 23 seconds amid favorable upstream winds, following a prior win over Thames amateur champion Kelly.
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Henley
England
L. F. Scholes
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
A. H. Clouette
London
Kelly
Thames
Scholes
B. H. Howell
New York
Trinity
Cambridge
Winnipeg
Atlantic
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Worcester
Blackstaffe
Fr an k Greer Seeks World Rowing Championship Title
East Boston star Frank B Greer trains for the St Louis world regatta after Canadian Scholes won at Henley. Greer, American champion, aims to defeat Scholes and claim the undisputed world title under coach Jim Ten Eyck. They plan to move to a Maine river for focused training before the big race.
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East Boston
Frank B. Greer
Scholes
Greer
St. Louis
Henley
Jim Ten Eyck
Edward Hanlan Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Ten Eyck
Maine
Boston
McGinnity and Chesbro Lead Two Big Leagues Pitchers
Giants ace McGinnity and Chesbro of the Americans top their leagues’ pitching charts. Wiltse of New York nominally leads the National League but has appeared in only five games. Dineen of the Collins team trails Chesbro in the American League. Wilhelm is the sole 500 hitter among Boston National pitchers.
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McGinnity
New York Giants
Chesbro
New York Americans
Wiltse
New York
Dineen
Collins
Wilhelm
Tannehill
Boston
Hughes
New York Telegram
Dan McGann
Arthur Devlin
Alec Smith
Frank Selee
Ed Barrow
Detroit
Jamaticas
Ses Wagner
Hans Wagner
Pirates
Cummings
Godwin
L. Gillis
Jack Gillis
Downey
Working Boys
May
O'Keefe
Kelley
Jamaicas
Jack Harper
Oil City
Pittsburg
Norwood Gibson
Huntington Avenue
Invaders
Gibson
Young
New York World
Pat Dougherty
Keeler
Conroy
Elberfeld
Sam Crane
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis Star
Collins Bunch
Griffith
Clarkson
Buck
Braves
Exposition Park
John T. Brush
Giants
Royal Rooters
Freemonts
Everett
Swampscott A. A
Sullivan
Tappan Street
Telephone
Oxford
CG. W
Quincy
School Boys In Golf Tourney
The first day at the Country Club featured interscholastic golf with 32 qualifiers. Dick Kimball of Brookline shone in the morning with 7 for 18 holes, while Lyall of Melrose toppled him in the afternoon. Percival Gilbert carded 76 in his round. several matches extended past 18 holes in the afternoon.
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Dick Kimbal
Brookline
Lyall
Melrose
Percival Gilbert
G. H. Lyall
Melrose High
R. Kimball
Brookline High
J. W. Smith
Newton High
A. L. Buxton
Springfield High
Cutler School
G. Chase
Concord
N. H
Templeton Briggs
Volkmann
T. Clary
Worcester High
J. W. Coe
St. Paul's
J. W. Hylan
Lowell High
Diack Faunce
Roxbury Milgh
L. J. Gilmer
Lawrenceville
N. J
H. N. Wilder
W. Hickox, Jr
B. S. Evans, Jr
R. R. Gorton
Brighton Beach Favorites Lost at Heavy Track
New York July 7 Brighton Beach races ran on a heavy track with only two favorites winning. Carrie Jones captured the Atlantic selling stakes at six furlongs. Other winners included Bluecoat at 80 to 1 over six furlongs in 1 15 2, Mineola at 6 to 5 in 1 14 4, Hurst Park in the handicap at a mile and a furlong in 1 34, Carrie Jones again in the Atlantic selling at six furlongs at 10 to 1 in 1 0 2-5, Jane Holly at 5 to 1 in one mile and a sixteenth in 1 49, and Sonoma Belle at 10 to 1 in one mile and a sixteenth in 1 50.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Atlantic
Carrie Jones
Bluecoat
Mineola
Hurst Park
Jane Holly
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A. Goodale
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H. Oar
Ww. F. Howe, Jr
English High
A. T. Lee
Middlesex
R. S. Munroe
H. A. Johnson
Noble & Greenough
Co. I. Cairns
Roxbury Latin
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G. C. Talbot
W. J. Herrick
Cutler’s School
St. Paul’s
N. F. Faunce
H. H. Wilder
H. N. Stucklen
W. H. Cady
Edward Devotion School
H. Manning
IF. Howe, Jr
Claude St. Cairns
G. Talbot
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