Chicago Resolves to Overtake Boston in Baseball Race
Chicago gains on Boston as New York visits with two games at South End. National and New England leagues feature varied matchups today. St Louis rises, Cincinnati and Brooklyn pitcher losses loom. Freedman faces managerial scrutiny amid forfeit dispute. Chicago returns this week for three matinees, with Pittsburgh and St Louis to follow.
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Perfectos sweep two games behind strong hitting
The Perfectos swung for power delivering their best contact of the year. In game two Cross hit a grand slam to left center while McKean followed with a homer. Attendance reached 11,300 as the team won both games.
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Reds Struggle Against Taylor as Errors Save Blanked None
Chicago July 9 Six hits scattered one to an inning gave the Reds only a glancing effort against Taylor. Two ninth inning errors prevented a shutout as Mertes and Demont, with Elmer Smith, shared most of the hits off Dwyer. Attendance uncertain men.
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Diamond Battle Between Clinton and Southbridge at Worcester Oval
Clinton and Southbridge meet on Worcester Oval next Friday July 14 at 3 p.m. The game moved from Southbridge due to poor grounds with no open Saturdays. Clancy of Holy Cross to pitch for Clinton and Griffin to officiate for Southbridge with Holy Cross help.
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Bay State Reds and Many 12 to 18 Year Olds Seek Games
Amateur column lists multiple Boston area clubs and managers seeking matchups with 11 to 18 year old teams. Entries include Shamrocks of Revere, Warrens of Ry, Ellis Grammar School, Olympia A A, Dorchester Unions, Glendons of Everett, Oakdales of West Somerville, Soung Standards, Huntingtons, Phenix team of Whitman, and many more. Contacts given: managers and addresses across South Boston, Roxbury, Dorchester, Malden, Charlestown, Everett, and nearby towns. Several clubs request half or full expenses, some prefer guaranteed engagements on Saturdays and holidays in July and August.
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Revere
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Rindge Avenue
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Agadd
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Phenix Club
Whitman
William L. Hartnett
Ewer Street
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Marcot Avenue
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Mt. Washingtons
Sharon A. A
North Montel
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North End
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Franklin Park
Frank Kiley
Gaston Street
Oakdales
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Youth baseball clubs seek August games across Boston area
Local teams and managers from East Boston to Roxbury advertise for 15 to 18 year olds, offering half expenses. listings name Sacred Hearts, Orients, Harbor Views, Wells Memorial Institutes, and others seeking uniformed opponents. Players and contact addresses provided for summer scheduling, with notes on recent standings and upcoming matches.
New Golf Champion Emerges From Onwentsia Victory
Herbert M. Harriman of Meadowbrook Hunt Club won the amateur golf championship at Onwentsia Club last Saturday defeating Findlay 8 Douglas. The article lauds Harriman as a versatile, natural-born golfer with a quick rise through Meadowbrook and Garden City events, noting his steady improvement since taking up golf in 1895 and praising his short game and long drive.
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Measowbrook
St. Andrew’s
Ike Curtis
Reid
Smith
Newport
Knollwood
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Tyng
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Morristown
Harriman
Meadowbrook
Garden City
Douglas
Oakland
World of Sport Inter national chess masters tournament results
London July 7 saw Schlechter beat Bird Showalter defeat Tinsley Janowski topple Pachigorin Pillsbury over Mason Cohn drew with Lee while Lasker leads with 21 4. Janowski 17 12 and Pillsbury 18 9. Breeders Association spring meet at Readville Trotting Park July 11 13 features 2 30 class trotting 2 14 pacing and more. Cambridge Y M C A relay team of Garrett Don Applegate Jennings enter St Augustines games July 2. Carney Hospital entries due J F Linnehan Baxter St. Somerset gosenhe annual games incomplete.
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New England
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Dartmouth Applegate
Harvard
Jennings
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Carney Hospital
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Rain Dampens Local Rowers Ahead of Regatta
The pouring rain sours local oarsmen as they prep for the national regatta on the Charles River. Edward H. Ten Eyck and Joseph Maguire lead the senior single slate, with Joe Whitehead a strong rival. The senior eight features Vesper Boat Club versus Pennsylvania Barge Club, and entries from Bohemians of New York and others heighten the boat racing buildup. The New England Amateur Rowing Association hosts July 28 and 29 races, with heats Friday and finals Saturday.
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Joseph Maguire
Joe Whitehead
Vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Bohemians of
New York
Young Men’s Gymnastic Club
New Orleans
Mill Stream Boat Club
Atlanta Boat Club
Springfield
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Dan Murphy
Bohemians
Horton and
Derby
Union
Gardiner
Henderson
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
East Boston
John P. Wise
Dick Glendon
Glendon
W. S. Youngman
Weld
Harvard) Boat Club
Harvard Club
Union Boat Club
Revenue
Manning
W. H. Roberts
Charles River
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Association
Boxing Gossip Highlights Week of Bouts and Dixon White Heavy clash
The column previews Monday through Friday boxing cards in several cities led by a 20 round Dixon versus White title bout in Louisville. It notes Soldier Wilson versus Steve ODonnell’s hot form, Daly versus Daly and other pairings, with Dixon’s recent wins suggesting a possible decision in the eagerly anticipated rematch.
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White
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St Augustine parish festival committees report strong progress
The committees overseeing St Augustine's parish festival and field day in South Boston met in St Augustine's Hall after noon yesterday. Mr Moakley, in charge of athletic games again this year, said the local talent would be the best seen in this area for many years.
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Sligo Club Elects Fifteen New Members At Meeting
The Sligo Social and Literary Club elected fifteen new members at its yesterday gathering and adopted resolutions opposing imperialism and Anglo-Saxon alliance. Committees were appointed to arrange an outing.
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Anecdotes of Kruger the lion of Rustenburg
New anecdotes portray Dom Paul Kruger born 1825 in Cape Colony as extremely simple in tastes and immensely strong. He led an outdoor life, hunted with bow and arrows, and endured a youth of harsh training. Stories recount his amputated thumb, daily feats of endurance against Kaffirs, and decisive restraint of a chief during the war of independence.
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Kruger
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Steven John Paul Kruger
Cape Colony
Natal
Whch
Ostenburg
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van Oordt
Racing Plan D A C Executive Committee Appropriates 5000
The Associated Cycling Clubs in Magnolia outlined a racing plan for the national L A W meet next month. A $5000 appropriation includes $1400 for the middle-distance prize and $200 first prizes for short-distance pros to lure outlaw riders back. Potential showdowns include Tom Linton and Eddie McDuffee in middle distances. The schedule features trial heats Wednesday, finals Thursday, and a Friday amateur and pro meet with mid-distance races and championships on Saturday.
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Waltham
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Eddie McDuffee
N C A to Help L A W A Big July Race Meet in Waltham Park
A major race meet at Waltham Athletic Park on July 2 under electric lights will raise funds for the L A W illuminated river carnival on Aug 16 along the Charles River. Pro riders Bald McFarland Gardiner Kiser Kimble Mertens Stevens Cooper Eaton and others will compete in multiple events including a 20 mile motor paced race and a 10 mile pace race between Farnham and Berle. Tickets and entry blanks are available from Gaston Plantiff Waltham Mass.
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Boston
Rainy Sune Day Disrupts Cyclists In Wet Race
Yesterday brought a second wet Sune day as cyclists in bright outfits endured sudden showers from the west. Thousands sought shelter while returning to the city and later trains to avoid more rain. The Commonwealth B C race from Framingham drew 60 starters, with many finishers listed among the souvenirs recipients.
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N. G. Kelley
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Hemeon
Mate
W. P. Richardson
May Stewart
Nellie Simmons
S. Slade
R. B. Plummer
J. J. Kimball
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C. G. Clark
George Kendall
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Bicycle notes spark match talks and Paris race results
Burns Pierce may face Frank Waller in a long distance match with Waller favoring a faster 100 mile race after a two hour effort. Jim McWilliams of Eagle Co. Co. quad team seeks a match with Hennessey Berle Norris Curry. Tom Linton defeated Bouhours in the Gran Prix de Paris 50 kilometer race before heading to America as Petts plans to return from abroad. Eddie MacDuffee is reported to have run a mile in 1m 27s at Waltham but is said to be training for records under an LA W timekeeper. The article ends with largely uncertain notes.
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