York on july 18 ailsa won from britannia
A sail event at York on July 18 saw Ailsa defeat Britannia in a notable race. The result highlights a competitive match and records a clear victory for Ailsa over Britannia.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1895
Page
3
Valkyrie III to sail for New York on July 18
London reports Lord Dunraven says Valkyrie III will start for New York on July 18. Captain Barr cites Thistle as already defeated and predicts Valkyrie can beat the Thistle but not deter Louis. The Times notes Valkyrie’s speed in light wind and says she may win the America’s Cup if prepared in time for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Dunraven
New York
Ana Anhatitutad
Seule
Ea Ana
Barr
Olienter
Thistle
Thoklyn
Aed
de Louis
Times
America
Ailsa Wins Severe Race Off Scotland Coast
Ailsa crosses finish in a windy contest at Britannia and Ailsa regatta off Scotland with times from 10:30 to 8:46:08 and a late main sheet split. Britannia suffers gear failures and finishes two minutes after Ailsa amid heavy rain and hazy, rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunters Quay
Britannia
Ailsa
Scotland
Britain
Skelmorlie
Ascog
Kreggan
KEEN
Innell
Kitssan
Gyfi
Kilcregg
Niagara Boat Race At Hunter's Quay Ends In Niagara Win
The Niagara led the field in the twenty-rater race at Hunter's Quay Scotland. Zinita Eucharis and Dakotah trailed delaying half an hour after the big boats. Final results show Niagara crossing the line at 2 20 52 with Eucharis second, Zinita third, and Dakotah fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter’s Quay
Scotland
Niaga
Zinita
Eucharis
Dakotah
Niagara
Sloop Vigilant Arrives Newport Seeks Race With Defender
The Vigilant arrived at Brenton's Cove and plans a race against the Defender. An officer ashore tonight said they could give the Defender a good toss. The Vigilant will sail up the bay tomorrow to await the new sloop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Vigilant
Brenton’s Cove
Chace Retains Cup in Three-Set TTennis Final
Yale star Malcolm Chace defended the Tuxedo championship cup against W Larned of Summit New Jersey in a 3 set match. Chace won 6 2 9 7 6 0, with Larned hampered by weak returns and unable to win a game in the final set. By points Chace led 41 32 in the first set and 51 41 overall, showcasing superior form to clutch the title for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Malcolm Chace
Yale
W. Larned
Summit
N. J
Chace
Larned
Fisher
Baseball matchups across leagues listed for today
National League games include Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at Chicago. New England League features Bangor at New Bedford, Portland at Pawtucket, Augusta at New Bedford, Lewiston at Brockton. Eastern League shows Buffalo at Rochester, Syracuse at Toronto, Wilkes Barre at Providence, Scranton at Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Bangor
New Bedford
Portland
Pawtucket
Augusta
Lewiston
Brockton
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Providence
Scranton
Springfield
St Louis and Baltimore play a classic at Sportsman's Park
St Louis and Baltimore produced a standout game at Sportsman's Park with Hoffer and Staley in strong form and solid defensive support. St. Louis made two errors on tough chances, while Baltimore racked 11 hits to 9 for St. Louis in a 4 to 3 contest with Hoffer Clark Staley Otten handling duties. Attendance was about 3000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Sportsman’s Park
Hoffer
Staley
Clark
Otten
Louisville Defeats Washington In Splendid Game
Louisville beat Washington in a high scoring contest as both pitchers were hit hard but Louisville's defense and base running produced the margin. Attendance 800. Final: Louisville 11 Washington 9. Hits: Louisville 11 Washington 9. Errors: Louisville 1 Washington 5. Batteries Cunningham and Warner. Boyd and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Washington Today
Washington
Cuningham
Warner
Boyd and McGuire
Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati In Lopsided Baseball Game
Brooklyn Giants defeated Cincinnati 11 to 7 as Parrott struggled in the field and at bat while Lucid pitched for Brooklyn. Attendance was about 2,000. Brooklyn totaled 19 hits to Cincinnati's 12 with Cincinnati committing more errors. Batteries Lucid Grim for Brooklyn Parrott Murphy for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Brooklyns
Parrott
CinciNnatis
Murphy
Cleveland Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Game
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally. Sullivan error, Cup py base hit, and Bur kett three bagger provide the decisive punch. Attendance about 1500. hits Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 9. errors Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 4. Batteries Cuppy Zimmer O'Connor Carsey Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Cuppy
Burkett
Zimmer
O’connor
Carsey
Clements
Chicago Beats New York In A Classic Baseball Game
Chicago defeats New York in a highly praised game marked by protests from both sides. Meekin retired after fourth inning following a walk and a Donohue two-run homer. Attendance 4000. Final score Chicago 5 New York 4 with eight Chicago hits and nine by New York. Batter ies Terry and Donohue, Meekin, Clark and Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Meekin
Donohue
Terry
Clark
Farrell
Fall River Beats Bangor In Ten Inning Tilt
In a Fall River home game, Fall River and Bangor battled ten innings with Fall River winning 4 to 3. Reilly made a key play in the eighth preventing Hayward from scoring, while Stevens and Rollins combined on the pitcher’s mound with Wheeler and Hayes behind the plate. Base hits favored Fall River 11 to 7, errors 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Fall Rivers and Rangers
Reilly
Moore
Hayward
Bangor
Stevens
Rollins
Wheeler
Hayes
New Bedford blanked Augusta in decisive win
New Bedford beat Augusta 7 to 0 as Friend pitched a strong game limiting Augusta to four hits. Butler pitched well after the fifth inning. Base hits favored New Bedford 11 to 4 with errors split and key plays noted by J. a and Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Augusta
Friend
Butler
J.a
Murphy
Brockton Rout Lewiston in July 8 Baseball Clash
Brockton defeated Lewiston 10 to 1 as Lat hone and Rochester import La throp started in the box. Donovan pitched well for Brockton, delivering a solid effort on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Lewiston
Lathrop
Rochester
Donovan
Brockton Beats Lewiston With Tight Baseball Scoring
A messy OCR note records a Brockton versus Lewiston game with errors and a mixed scoreline. It lists Brockton 3 errors to Lewiston 9, and mentions batters Donovan Manning Brooks Lothrop Crisham amid unclear data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Lewiston
Donovan
Manning
Brooks
Cornell Leander clash looms at Henley regatta
Henley on Thames July 8 Cornell faces Leander in the opening Henley regatta heat amid health concerns for rowers Hager and Fennell. Coach Courtney believes Cornell can still contend as practice shows stronger form than rival crews. An invitation lists the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto and Sports Club on the river with later entries to the Metropolitan regatta. The observer notes a possible but uncertain outcome based on two sick rowers. The visiting dignitaries include U S ambassador Bayard and Canadian high commissioner Tupper with consul Collins also invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
C.S. Francis
Cornell University
England
Cornell
Leander
Leander Boat Club
Fennell
Hager
Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto
Charles E. Courtney
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
P. A. Collins
Charles Tupper
Betts Wins Doubleheader for Wilkes-Barre at Springfield
Betts pitched both games for Wilkes-Barre and won both. In game one Wilkes-Barre shut out Springfield as four scattered hits failed to matter. Springfield nearly scored in the first before Donnelly was tagged at the plate by Lyttle. Coughlin was hit hard as Springfield fielded poorly. In game two Springfield took a lead in the second, Wilkes-Barre tied it in the seventh, and a ninth inning error and wild pitch produced the winning run. Final: Wilkes-Barre 4 Springfield 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Betts
Wilkesbarre
Springfields
Donnelly
Lyttle
Coughlin
Shannon
McDonald
Callahan
Smith
Leahy
Providence Beats Scranton In Easy Victory
Providence defeated Scranton 20 to 4 as Delaney pitched two innings before being relieved to avoid injury. Hodson started for Providence and Delaney, Hustin finished on the mound with McAuley aiding in the catching. Scranton misplayed early and late, with errors totaling four as Providence built a commanding lead.
Pawtucket Edges Portland on Errors and Key Plays
Pawtucket Rhode Island beat Portland 8 to 5 as costly errors by the visitors eased the home team's path. Magoons third base play and Yeager's bat and base running were standout moments. The game totals show Pawtucket nine hits to Portland six with two errors for Pawtucket and six for Portland. Batteries were Kelley and Yeager for Pawtucket and Killeen and Terrien for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
Magoon
Yeager
Portland
Kelley
Killeen
Terrien
Toronto Nips Rochester Before Rain Ends Game
Toronto shut Rochester out for five innings until rain halted play and umpire Hurst awarded the game to Toronto. Meakin allowed seven hits. Crane had one. Rochester fielded poorly. Attendance 700. Toronto 7 Rochester 1. Batteries Meakin Berger Crank Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Toronto
Hurst
Meakin
Canucks
Crane
Rochesters
Topont
Berger
Crank
Lake
Camden Wins Big Over Warrens In Missouri Tilt
Camden Missouri defeated Warrens with a 17 to 5 score in a baseball game played on July 8. Camden dominated early and maintained the lead throughout, posting a strong offensive output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Warren
Camdens
Warrens
London Athletic Club to Send Fifteen to America
English exploits highlight a limited London Athletic Club squad of fifteen to travel to America. The announcement outlines the final selection and aims for early competitions, signaling a coordinated team effort by the club ahead of international meetups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Athletic Club
America
Bald Looked Upon as Winner of Half Mile Medal
ASBURY PARK N J July 8 The sixteenth annual national meet of the League of American Wheelmen began with 1000 cyclists registering at the Asbury Wheelmen club house receiving badges and a souvenir program The program lists prizes and events for numerous classes including two mile national championships and one mile open races with pacemakers The meet features parades receptions and a monster clambake with officials and members of many clubs arriving and staging the first day activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
Asbury Park
N. J
League of American Wheelman
Asbury Wheelmen
Harrison Wheel Club
Pittsburg
Denver
Board of Trade of Cycle Manufacturers
Racing Board
The
League of American Wheelmen
Eddie Bald
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Rhode Island Point
L.A. W
Boxing Gossip and Boxing Promises in Boston Scene
Boxing gossip notes Billy Smith and Eddie Connolly visiting Boston with Connolly showing a cotton decoration on his left ear after a latest battle. Smith seeks 126 pounds against Johnny Griffin while Steele eyes a rematch with Joe Flaherty or a meeting with Connolly. Ike Weir challenges Dixon with side stakes. O Rourke urged to consider the Spider. Calls for matches with Ben McArthur and 1000-strong Seattle club member Jack Green noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
Eddie Connolly
St. John
N. B
Canada
Connolly
Johnny Griffin
Boston
Smith
Nahant
Frank Steele
Joe Flaherty
Flaherty
Steele
Dixon
O'Rourke
Bill Critch
South Boston
Ben McArthur
The
Riversides
Jack Green
Seattle Athletic Club
Jim Hall
Louisville
Jim
William Brady
Parson” Davies
Joe Chaynski
Steve O’donnell
Brady
John L. Sullivan
Davies
Sullivan
Rob Rot
British Athletic team selection amid illness and doubt
The author discusses illness among crew members affecting selection for a forthcoming race. Substitutes may be used if the invalids do not improve by tomorrow. A meeting on Saturday will pick the team, with several named athletes possibly to join, and the final selection set for July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Athletic Association
E. C. Bredin
G. B. Shaw
EB. J. Wilkins
H. A. Munro
A. W. Andrews
H. E. Woodyatt
Safety and Falls Mark Riverside Wheelmen Race at Manhattan
Twenty one men fell in Riverside Wheelmen races at Manhattan field New York on Saturday last. The piece notes safety concerns and argues the track is unsafe for racing. It mentions upcoming events and a schedule for Asbury Park visitors with prize details for Thursday July 11 including a one mile novice race and a two mile handicap with medals as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Manhattan Field
New York
Gotham
Manhattan
Post
Asbury Park
Tug-of-War Stakes and Referee Planned for Boston Match
Captains of the Shamrock and Em tug-of-war teams must contact the sporting editor of the Post tomorrow evening at 8 to arrange stakes and referee. The match, to be pulled Thursday night at Webster Hall East Boston, is drawing unusual attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock
Emmet
the Post
Webster Hall
East
Boston
Foot Race Challenge Between Cavagnaro and Porchella
The Boston Post reports a 100 yard foot race challenge posted by Joseph Cavagnaro offering $25 a side to any Italian in Boston. Michael Porchella counters with $50 a side. Representatives may meet the Post’s sporting editor next Saturday at 8 p.m. to set stakes and race date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Joseph Cavagnaro
Boston
Michae Porchella
the Post
Rob Roy Prostrated By Heat at Noon
Mr. B. H. Benton known as Rob Roy, sporting editor of the Post, was overcome by heat yesterday forenoon. He sent for a physician and was reported to be very ill when last seen at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
the Post
Governor's Visitor at Beacon Hill Joy Pardoned Man Visits
Beacons Hill quiets as Bulfinch State House closes for repairs. The Governor arrives around noon and receives many callers. Albert Joy, life-term inmate granted clemency last week, meets the governor with tears of gratitude and no definite plans for his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Bulfinch State House
Joy
Zella Nicolaus Ruhlman Suit Postponed
Jersey City July 8 The motion for a preliminary examination in the suit by Zella Nicolaus Ruhlman to recover a $40,000 check from George J. Gould was postponed by Judy Lippincott in Hudson County Court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
George J. Gould
O. Zella Nicolaus Ruhlman
Judy Lippincott
Hudson County Court
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