Boston Decline Mirrors Early Western Trip
The Boston team suffers an eight losses in ten games on the road, dropping to sixth place as hitting slumps persist. Brooklyn leads the circuit with strong West showing, while Philadelphia and Chicago see mixed results. Schedule and box details follow with batting averages and game notes against Cincinnati and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Selee
Willis
Stahl
Lajoie
Chicago
Pirates
Windy City
Loftus
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Allen
Reds
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philadelp
Ton
Chilles Hair Dressing Rooms Reopen in Elegance
The Gould's Westminster Hotel hairdressing spaces have been reopened by Leo Chille after nine years at Adams House. The new rooms are described as the most complete and best equipped in England with modern conveniences and expert attendants ensuring high quality service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chille
Gould
Leo Chille
Adams House
Westminster Hotel
England
Carrick Shuts Down, Chicago Routs Opponents
Chicago wins easily as Carrick's pitching appears dominant with six singles nine doubles and a four bagger. Both clubs fielding woes noted. Attendance listed at seven thousand. Score not disclosed.
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Chicago
Carrick
Chicagos
Minor League Scores From Eastern and American Leagues
Eastern League games saw Toronto blank Syracuse 3 0 and Providence edge Springfield 4 3 while Montreal defeated Rochester 9 8. In the American League Minneapolis beat Kansas City 4 2 and Buffalo won 11 6 over Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Syracuse
Providence
Springfield
Montreal
Rochester
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Cleveland
No Sunday Golf Ban Affects Clifton Club Marblehead
Marblehead police notify Secretary Halloway of the Clifton Golf Club that Sunday golf is barred within town limits. The large club hosts summer residents from the North Shore and the action targets a relatively quiet, remote area with little public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Clifton Golf Club
Halloway
Golden Wheel Six Day Race Opens With Four Favorites
The Golden Wheel six day race begins tonight featuring four strong favorites. The event runs through the week with daily sessions at Milwaukee and New Bedford venues and national meetings culminating in a Sunday finish in Milwaukee. Riders include Harry Bilkes, and the Press Cycling Club plans a double century start from South Street. The field includes four main contenders in a week of endurance cycling.
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Charles River
Partas Mativeal
Milwaukee
New Bedford
Caveilaa
Lowell
South Street
Copley Square
Souecerita
Newburyport
Harry Bilkes
Berlin
Germany
Unclear OCR List of Names Across Multiple Individuals
Fragmentary OCR shows a long list of personal names and initials including Walker, McDonough, Meintch, Walsh, Kilroe, Chapman, Brown, Rubinovitz, and others. No events or context evident beyond cataloged names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coofman
Tune
Wsset
A. Trethewey
Todscn
Ans Walker
Wancy Ie McDonough
M. Painer
J. A. Chepmnadi
Teelds
Meintch
Diene
Eather
Grace
eCul Vambers
A. E. A. Steele
Sion Walsh
J. Ménton
E. Levin
Terme
B. Ateldnam
Miss Marion Srl
Gernie
Mc Carter
L. ‘Obey
Kl.ccarthy
Gavulifo
C. Anceitch
H. Cardinal
V. Griffin
W. Needham
Rich
J. Ent
John Yule
C. Schiano
F. Hood
K. Billings
J. Clark
M. ‘Powers
J. Marine
8. Blanchard
C. White
F. Darling
I. Robinson
Jamaica Cycle Club Dominates 21 Mile Spin Race
In a brisk southbound ride the Jamaica Cycle Club aided and abetted by other clubs, drew 125 entries with 90 finishing by nightfall. Shue Higgs of Torchester won the women’s prize while Mr. Walker of South Framingham claimed the men’s prize after a loop to Boston and back. Dorchester Wheelmen placed second in the team standings with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ee
Jamaica Cycle Club
Tha
Bouth
Framingham
Shue Higgs
Torchester
Seine
Mr. Walker
South Framingham
C. C
Boston
Meee Olyrgentation
Tasiaion Cycle Rn
Dorchester
Metropolitan
Hyman v7
Slotakin
Eo Sherman Sherriff
J. F. L. Springer
Hare
M. Reel
S. Lofehie
M. Slobodkin
Six Day Racing Prospects at Charlies River Park
Nightly racing begins at eight and runs two hours to midnight. Top rider Nelson faces four experienced six day rivals led by Miller, with Pierce and Stinson likely to pace the race as it progresses. Champion may retire, Ryan seeks a start, and Waller plans strong motors while fielding many riders and the public list of names grows lengthy.
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Charlies River Park
Johnnie’ Nelson
Nelson
New York
Charlie Miller
America
Europe
Miller
Pierce
River
Dudley Marks
Will
Will Stinson
Stinson
Rank Waller
Waller
Albert Champion
National Cycling Association
Everett Ryan
Waltham
Robbie Walthour
Kutz Wins Motor Pace Mile at Chester Park Races
In Cincinnati Cincinnati July feature at Chester Park bicycle races Reno Bunck of Cincinnati faced W A Kutz of New Haven Conn in a motor paced professional mile heats best three in five. Kutz won three straight heats and the race with times 1 59 3 5 and 2 00 2 08.
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Cincinnati
Chester Park
Reno Bunck
W. A. Kutz
New Haven
Conn
Kutz
Bicycle notes stir about return match and meet woes
Jimmy Michael seeks a rematch with McFarland after a narrow loss in last week’s 20 mile race. The National LA W meet in Milwaukee faces small turnout due to rail fare disputes. Sterling Elliott and Abbot Bassett head to Milwaukee with plans for a Springfield motor race tale. Watson Coleman plans to tell a motor tandem story to aid the board of control. Manager Baylies arranges a match between Ben Munroe and C Stuart Bolting for Wednesday at Buttonwood track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Michael
McFarland
Massachusetts
Aee
Milwaukee
Ilwaukee Meet
Sterling Elliott
Abbot Bassett
Springfield
Watson Coleman
Watson
Board of Control
Manager Baylies
Buttonwood
Ben Munroe
C. Stuart Bolting
Providence
Golden wheel race screens Cambridge rider in New England cycle meet
Will C Stinson of Cambridge competes in the Cosmopolitan C A A half century run behind motors with Miss Higgs setting a fast time. The next big event at Combination Park features a four corner five mile pursuit among Metropolitan Wheelmen Press Cycling Club Chelsea Cycle Club and Roslindale Cycle Club. A century ride to Providence yesterday was claimed the hottest of its kind with few rivals encountered.
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Motors
Boltin
New England
Tnidhecayeh
Major Taylor
Combination Park
Metropolitan
Press Cycling Club
Chelsea
Roslindale
H. A. Palmer
W. B. Handy
Providence Yeaterday
New York
Board of Control
National Cycling Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Ever Oval
Buffalo
Buffalo Athletic Field
Syracuse
Matinee Racing Club
Charles River Park
Providence
Crescent Park
Waltham
Mass
Waltham Athletic Park
Spripanea
Springfield Coliseum
New Haven
Conn
New Haven Coliseum
Montreal
Canada
Queen's Park
Brockton
New Bedford
Buttonwood Park
Hartford
Hartford Coliseum
Branford
Fall River
Newark
Vailsburg
Baltimore
National Coliseum
Washington, D. C
Wilkesbarre
Penn
West End
Officials Set for Race Instructions at Track Office
Race officials will meet at the track office tonight at 7 o clock for guidance from Wallis Merri hew the official representative of the National Cycling Association.
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Wallis Merrihew
National Cycling Association
Dover NH Four-Day NASADA Races Open Tomorrow
Four day harness meet at Dover New Hampshire opens tomorrow with top pacers and trotters racing for purses up to 500 dollars. Notable entries include Moth Miller Dan Q and many Wilkes and related names in 2:10 2:24 and 2:14 pace events across the July 10 to July 18 schedule.
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Little Dick
Lucretiva
Moth Miller
Maxine
Ross Wilkes
Kentucky
Avario
Alberta D
Shens
Ethel Over
Kentue Y. Prince
Bik. G. P
Cana
B. m. Irvan
Nelson Wilkes
Dan Kelley
Alcando
He Aus
Woodbrino
Grand View
Bik. m
Lady Primrose
Senator Blackburn
Chae Seertedt
Reg
Orval M
Irene
Ea Tue ‘Pird
B. Wilton Boy
Wilton
Pr. m. Tas Grace
Constantine
B. G. Walter S
Fred Wilkes
F. Too Soon
Allerton
Kitty R
Kermiss
Ch. F. Clatian
Bs. H
Bow Bells
B. m. Audlyn
Tex J
Emery
Howard
Barney
Socks
B. m
Queen Vesta
Son of
Alcantara
B. m. May Dell
Naticook
B. Dle Wilkes
Loughen Wilkes
Onry Tatr
B. m. Ashby
Vatican
Br. &. Nelson
French Boy
Grand Circuit Dates Set for National Cycling Association
The National Cycling Association announces the Grand Circuit dates across North America. Points are awarded for professional short distance and other championships with multiple distances and venues from Milwaukee to Washington, among numerous cities and tracks.
Close finishes mark week of action at Combination Park
Combination Park produced racing filled with neck margins and thrilling close finishes last week. Tomorrow features a special trotters and pacers race with Johnson, Miss Shedd, C. C. Dunbar, Gideon Maid, Mary M. and Orphan Girl, plus a running race including Rowdy Younger, Highborn and St. Debris.
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Combination Park
Johnson
Miss Shedd
C. C. Dunbar
Gideon Maid
Mary M
Orphan Girl
Rowdy Younger
Highborn
St. Debris
Gentry and Patchen to Race at Elks Fair
John R. Gentry and Joe Patchen are set for a match race at Combina tion Park on Wednesday August 1. The local half mile track is touted as one of the fastest in the world and both horses are reported in peak form with records anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Combination Park
Rockwell Horse at National Trotting Event
The fragment mentions H. J. Rockwell horse 232.1-2 involved in a trot racing context. References to black ree Ba telleee b King and Etella by Al ee-aree hint at horses or handlers, with a note about a soon week event in the National Trotting series.
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Etella
Alee - Aree
Leading yachts in regatta show Flirt Vitesse Dauntless ahead
The Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts lists Flirt Vitesse and Dauntless leading their classes with Early Dawn top in Class, while Circe II is set back to sixth after a late discrepancy in water line length. Protest issues over double hulls and course markers sparked debate among judges after a bustling Boston Harbor sailing day.
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Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Fiirt
Cleopatra
Usona
Pepe Er
Boston
Little Peter
Circe
Wis
Dauntless
Jodees
Boston Harbor
Lewing
Simon
Ganeeos Bostos Yacht Club
eStain
W. T. Little Peter
J. Jobs
Doherty
Geisha
Co. EK
Ryders Duster
James T. Kaile
Marion
Tomemeee
Velina
Sei
J. Coombs
Fleijja
Pace Horse Bulletin From Indiana to Germany and Back
Reports describe bay mare Valiidea pacing 2 21 4 at high speeds before a training journey down the Ohio River. Other entries note Gunsaulus and William Mac in Kentucky or Indiana tracks, training updates for Looking Forward, and Culver’s arm injury at Detroit. Jungund rize winner Abenteurer in Germany earns 10,000 marks for 2-year-olds, with Mild disqualification for Marmora’s ally. A Kansas pacer Young Joe is cited as a near top-flight speed horse, and connections in Omaha and Morristown prepare fast yearling trotters. Rivalries in New York foreshadow a major sweepstakes at Empire City with a $1,000 corner trot on July 14.
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Alcove
Ohio River
Gunsaulus
John Decker
la Porte
Ind
William Mac
Terre Haute
Lou Green
Kinsley
Kane
Wells Brothers
Culver
Detroit
Abenteurer
W. R. Janvier
Marietta Gillig
Gillig
Orlin
Germany
Allernedste
Marmora
Stamboul
Kansas
Joe Young
Young Joe
Scott McCoy
W. A. Paxton
Omaha
Neb
Lake Wilkes
Ashland Wilkes
New York Speedway
Empire City
W. C. Floyd-Jones
Casselton
Knoxena
de Witt C. Flanagan
Morristown
Kingwood
Little Belle
Road Drivers’ Association
Boxing Gossip Highlights Rule Violations in New York Circles
Rob Roy Benton reports widespread Queensberry rule breaches by seconds and managers at major New York clubs. The piece cites Corbett, Considine, O Rourke, Madden, and others, detailing loud corner coaching and crowd interference during recent bouts. It notes officials failing to enforce rules and outlines ongoing title contention between Eddie Connolly and Rube Ferns with Kirtland club urging a match.
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New York
Metropolis
Queensberry
Tom O'Rourke
George Considine
Jim Corbett
Billy Madden
Jack Dougherty
Considine
Jim
Jeff
Dhamson
Charley White
Jeffries
W. A. Brady
Brady
Cortett
White
Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
O’ Rourke
Tom
Ruhlin
Corbett
Los On
Griffo
Billy Murphy
Eddie Connolly
Rube Ferns
Connolly
Matt Matthews
Eddie
Ferns
Kirtland Club
Mose Hanlon
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Amateurs seek intercity youth baseball matchups
Numerous clubs from Boston and vicinity publish open dates and twin goals to schedule games with 11 to 19 year old teams. Names include J H Peterson Walnuts Federals D F Sullivans and St Catherine s, with addresses in Roxbury Dorchester Charlestown South Boston Somerville and East Cambridge. Open dates July and August and expense arrangements are noted for out of town teams and strong opponents.
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R. V. O’'Connor
Bowen Street
F. P. Waldron
Ninth Street
South
Boston
Les Desire
MacDonald
E Street
Cahalans
St. Marys
Heelas
Warrens
J. A. Cahalan
West Park Street
Dorchester
Gate of Heavens
M Street Grounds
W. J. Pee Reres
East Sixth Street
South Oston
G. L. Manning
Dorchester Avenue
D. F. Sullivans
FF. McGovern
I Street
South Boston
Dupont Associates
John Hurley
Decatur Street
Charlestown
Fort Hills
Ashtons
William Murphy
Fort Hill Square
Coa
W. J. Goggin
Spice Street
Wells Memorial
M. B. E. Club
Dette Hack
Corey Street
J. Caffrey
Lawrence A. A
H. B. Cassidy
Broadway
Somersets
Alex. McKeenan
West Fifth Street
Emersons
J. Paul Fune
Neeton Street
East
City Point A. A
Wester Senators
Rockland
W. Houghton
Puacific Street
J. W. Conenor
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Mass
Winter Hill
St. Augustine A. A
CC. V. Russell
Eighth Street
West
R. J. Heafey
Gore Street
East Cambridge
Frankling
J. McNamara
Washington Street
Lacrosse Teams Prep For Elks Fair Week Practices
Lacrosse teams slated to compete at the Elks fair will practice on the omni on every evening this week. Plenty of sticks will be available for all who wish to play and a meeting will be held here after practice to form a league.
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Elks’ Fair
Omnion
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Walter’ Bearssser
Hector
Vitesne
Walter J. Coombs
W. Glover
Oman
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