Worlds fastest automobile boats in Marblehead races today
The Eastern Yacht Club hosts auto boat and launch races off Marblehead today tomorrow and Wednesday with a strong entry list. Notable entrants include H L Bowden's Mercedes and William Wallace's Naughty Girl plus Fiat S and other fast launches for the Gay cup class. Other entries feature C F Lyman Little Egypt E S Webster Archibald Winslow Bandit and A S Bigelow Jr Solace.
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Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
H. L. Bowden
William Wallace
C. F. Lyman
E. S. Webster
Archibald Winslow
Bandit
A. S. Bigelow, Jr
Solace
Big Motors Stir Tuesday Race at Charles River Park
Nat Butler Harry Caldwell and Will Stinson clash in a 25 mile paced race behind 14 horsepower motors at Charles River Park track Tuesday evening. Caldwell seeks victory after weeks of training behind Rudden and aims to break records, while Butler and Stinson push hard behind skilled handlers Billy Saunders and Jimmy Hunter. An open five mile race and a one mile amateur handicap also follow.
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Charles River Park
Nat Butler
Harry Caldwell
Will Stinson
Caldwell
New Hampshire Woods
Ruden
Stinson
Butler
Moran
Billy Saunders
Jimmy Hunter
Cambridge
Seven yachts finish race from Rockaway in long Eastern Yacht Club event
Marblehead July 10 The Katonah sloop completed an 91 hour voyage from Rockaway amid calm head winds and fogs. Six other starters followed into port while Aspirant and Pohatuck likely withdrew. Yachts Lasca and Corona of the New York Yacht Club won the top two places by 34 minutes 44 seconds.
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Mercedes
Fiat S
New York
Fiat
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Rockaway
I. S
Greenport
S. 1
Lasca
Corona
Cossack
Undercliff
Min
Scholes Diamond Scull Winner Vies To Top Greer
Scholes the Canadian oarsman won the Henley diamond sculls last week, signaling a strong challenge to Frank Greer of East Boston, the national champion. Scholes, a Toronto Rowing Club member, impressed at Worcester and in national regatta heats, drawing praise for his speed and form.
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Scholes
England
Worcester
Frank Greer
East Boston
Joachim, Fuessel
West
Fred Peterson
Riverside Boat Club
Boston
Greer
Toronto Rowing Club
Canada
Pat Mulqueen
St. Louis
Amateur Athletic Clubs Seek Out-Of-Town Games
A long list of Boston area clubs seeks out of town games with strong or age specific teams. Names include the Cigarmakers Union 27, St Philips AA, Charlestown BC, St Vincent BC, Middlesex BBC, Faxon AC, Cherry AA, Roxburys, Beacons of Waltham, Athletics, Crescent AA and Halletts of Roxbury with ages from 11 to 19. Managers list addresses in Boston and suburbs and request schedules for July and August. Also advertised is sleeping car service Boston to Lake Placid with through lounge and sleeper connections via New York Central, with agents named.
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A. Emery
Merrimac Street
City
Oregons
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Vine Avenue
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St. Philips A. A
J. J. Barry
Washington Street
Charlestown
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Sixth Street
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A. W. Jackson
Lowell Street
Somerville
West Medford B. R. C
Sargent
McCarthy
Rowe
P. Nelson
Noyes
Beasley
Grimley
J. Neilon
Donelson
Justin McCarthy
J. F. McCarthy
Franklin Street
Millmont A. C
J. A. Thayer
Centre Street
Roxbury
Geneva A. C
Devons
Garrity
Vaughn Avenue
Dorchester
Webster Stars
W.W. Davis
Congress Street
Middlesex B. B. C
G. Appelbaum
Anderson Street
Faxon A. C
Joe Hull
Kingston Street
Cherry A
S. W. Wilson
School Street
Cambridge
W. Ford
Tuttle Street
Halletts
Farley
O’neil
Driscoll
Cannon
Dee
Bartlett
McCormick
McGarr
Glennon
Hallett
Lake Placid
Adirondack Mountain
Boston & Albany
NEW York Central
Popular Boston to Newport Excursion for One Dollar
An advertised excursion offers a round trip from Boston to Newport and back by a special express train on Thursday, July 13. Tickets are one dollar and on sale at 362 Washington Street South Station and Back Bay stations in Boston.
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Newport
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Washington Street
South
Back Bay
Boston Nine Open Lead With Four Straight Wins
Boston Americans surge, taking four straight from the Senators and three from the Invaders amid a crippled pitching staff. They now hold a wide gap over the New Yorks, with Detroit arriving for four games, followed by Cleveland and a Western trip for the Nationals. Selbach and Parent lead hitters as Lachance tops fielders.
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Senators
Invaders
Boston Americans
New Yorks
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Collins
Cleveland
Boston Nationals
Pittsburg
Chicago
Selbach
Parent
Lachance
Criger
Figures of the Boston Nationals New York Wins and Is Beaten
St Louis and New York split a July 10 doubleheader. In the opener Nichols outpitched McGinity as both teams scored on hits. In the nightcap Luther Taylor pitched a brilliant game for New York. final score details not provided.
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ST. Louis
New York
Nichols
McGinnity
Luther Taylor
National Basketball Schedule Highlights Matchups
National matchups listed include Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with likely season implications for standings and fan excitement.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
ST. Louis
Os Tanning
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Perc't
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Entries for Boston Yacht Club Cruise to Sheepscot Bay
The Boston Yacht Club lists entries by class for its cruise to Sheepscot Bay Maine starting from Hull next Saturday. Included are numerous sloops yawls and power launches with lengths from 27 to 89 feet and owners or captains named alongside vessel designations and classes.
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Boston Yacht Club
Sheepscot Bay
Hull
Fight straight top battle for world beaters and locals
New York near and far as a victory over the Invaders would solidify a strong position. Buck's braves clash with the Pirates this afternoon while the Giants aim to stay out of slump. Dorchester Park hosts Post and Journal in the Newspaper league in a close expected game to rebound from a last week loss to the Globe. The Lovells meet South Boston in a 13 inning series rematch with McCue Howley and Powers McLaughlin billed as batteries. Collins leads with Detroit set as the next big homecoming, as Dineen’s absence tests resilience after two seasons of comeback wins.
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New York
Invaders
Buck
Braves
Pirates
Giants
St. Louis
Dorchester High School Athletic Park
Post and Journal
Globe
Shorty McCuish
Collins
Jack Chesbro
Lovells
Dorchester
South
McCue
Howley
South Boston
Powers
McLaughlin
Detroit
Dineen
Baseball double header ends in draw at St Louis
St Louis and Chicago split a July 10 doubleheader with strong fielding by Dundon in the opener. In the second game Sievers faltered in the eighth and Sudhoff relieved him, delivering a better outing as the two games finished even.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Dundon
Sievers
Sudhoff
St. Louis Defeats Chicago In Tight Baseball Tilt
Burlingame pitchers faced 12,000 fans as St. Louis and Chicago played a two hour fifteen minute game. Burkett slugged three-base hits, Patterson and Slever combined for several strikeouts, while fielding miscues and base movements shaped the outcome.
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Den
Callahan
Burkett
F. Jones
Wallace
Heidrick
Sugden
Hill
Patterson
T. Jones
Huelsman
Siever
Sudhoff
Slever
St. Louis
Chicago
O'Loughlin
Philadelphia boxing chaos ends in mayoral action
In Philadelphia Mayor Weaver halted the Fitzsimmons OBrien bout planned at the National league grounds, citing prize fighting concerns. The charity show drew scrutiny as several bouts, previously tolerated for years, drew questions about legality and the influence of promoters. The episode promises potential shifts as boxers consider moving to Chicago or elsewhere. Donohue trains hard for a Roxbury clash with Flanagan, with 19 rounds for the feature bout and a slate of preliminaries including Dumont versus Pocahontas. Jig Stone versus Blink McCloskey headlines in Manchester, while a fish query ends with a playful note about the Fish and Game Commission.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Quaker City
Jack O’brien
Tommy Ryan
Jack Munroe
Tom Sharkey
Kid McCoy
Dutchman
Placke
Fitz-O’brien
Joe Grim
Fitzsimmons
O’brien
Chicago
Donohue
Roxbury
Jack Flanagan
Cambridge
Cambridge A. A
Dave Leahy
Flanagan
Gus Dumont
Pocahontas
Dumont
Boston
Ralph Kelley
Tommy English
Jig Stone
Blink McCloskey
Manchester
N. H
Jig
Billy Buck
Fish and Game Commission
Cincinnati and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader Today
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a July doubleheader with the visitors winning the opener on timely hitting and bases on balls. The second game remained close as both sides battled for the win.
Chicago 3 Brooklyn 2 in a July baseball game
Corridon held Brooklyn to three singles through eight innings as Chicago built a 3-0 lead with solid hitting. In the ninth, Brooklyn rallied with a double and three hits to score twice, the last out coming on a pop fly with two on. Fivers at second base stood out in the field for Chicago.
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Titus
Gleason
Lush
Dooin
Magee
Hall
Hlulswitt
Ceoerereeese
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Peltz
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Huggins
Dolan
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Corridon
Ristors
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Dillon
Lumley
Sheckard
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McCormick
Jordan
Jones
Ewee
aRitter
Wwe
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Brooklyn
McCarthy
Chance
Casey
Babb
Tinker
Evers
Moran
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