Eastern Yacht Club fleet dominates 37 mile Penobscot cruise
In a 37 mile lower Penobscot course, Humma Dorello and Taormina led their classes at Swan's Island Me. The Vigilant had a walkover as Emerald did not start. The fleet heads to Bar Harbor tomorrow for the final cruise leg.
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Burnt Coat Harbor
Swan's Island
Penobscot
Eastern Yacht Club
West Penobscot
Saddle Back Light
Jericho Bay
Humma
Dorello
Taormina
Vigilant
Emerald
Bar Harbor
Amateur Games Wanted for Today by Local Clubs
Multiple notices from amateur and semi pro teams seeking games today. Contacts include Jacob Dreyfus & Sons, Cambridge grounds matches with F L Morse, Oswald A C Roxbury 15 year uniforms, Dorchester Heights A C Aug 29 Sept 5 Labor Day, Dorsets of Dorchester 15 16 today, Harbor View 14 15 Saturdays after July 11, and United Shoe Machinery Co 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dreyfus & Sons
Tel
Mr. Mullen
Central A. C
P. Cunningham
Chestnut Street
Lawrence Wellington A. C
Cambridge
F. L. Morse
Acorn Street
Bay Views
L. I. Blowers
East Sixth Street
Boston
the Coltens
South Boston
Ambrose T. Forde
East Eighth Street
Dorchester Heights
A. C
S. T. Sullivan
James Avenue
South
Oswald A. C
Roxbury
Bigelow Juniors
Quincey
Iveagg J. S&s. Rowan
Calumet Street
Xbury
Harbor View
Thomas Hines
Horace Street
Dorsets of
Dorchester
Main
R. J. Sennett
Dorchester Avenue
Mohawk A. C
Roslindale
H. Horn
Arundel Street
United Shoe
Gossip of the Boxers and Lightweight News
Boxers and managers dominate the gossip sheet as Nelson agrees to a Labor Day rematch with Gans worth 20000 dollars despite tempting theater offers. California scenes under Coffroth feature events for Marisch vs McFarland, Cross vs Murphy, and Unholz vs Murphy while Lewis vs Russell shifts dates to August 14 and Bangor. Johnson reportedly rejects a Ferguson bout while Alec Maclean receives a letter amid heavyweight chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Httle
Nelson
Elson
Jove Gans
Gans
Jim Coffroth
Cross
Tommy Murphy
Dick Hyland
New York
Rudolph Unhoelz
Boston
Murphy
Unholz
Anholz
Highland Lake
Harry Lewis
Unk Russell
Bangor
Hanks
Pine Tree State
Russell
Oldtown
Lewis
Harry
Jack Johnson
Paris
Sandy Ferguson
Jack
Alec Maclean
Altercation costs Labelle in Lynn rout at New Bedford
Lynn defeated New Bedford 11 to 2 as Labelle was ejected after an exchange with umpire Joe O'Brien. Notable offense included four runs in the late innings and a home run by Wallace. Pitchers Welch and Robinson saw most action for New Bedford, while Lynn's bats produced multiple runs on timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Bedford
Lynn
Labelle
Joe O’brien
Adiler
Pulsifer
Harrison
R. F
Connors
M’head
Lovell
Weeden
Welch
Oj Labelle
Reed
Robinson
Tyne
Wallace
Bigble
Ort
Foster
Eifer
Barrows
O’brien
Puit
Toster
Lord
Barton
Connor
Osf Labelle
J O’brien
Readville Free-for-all. Sweet Marie wins heat trio
Sweet Marie defeated Major Delmar and Wilkes Heart in a Readville free-for-all after noon events taking the first and third heats. Times ranged 2:06 1-2 to 2:07 1-4 with Sweet Marie leading early and again in heat three. Wilkes Heart showed form and, despite crutches, drove well.
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Sweet Make
Delmar
Wilkes Heart
Readville
Sweet Marie
Major Delmar
Ikes Heart
New England
Wilkes
Mr. Stelle
Sweet Marle
Heart
Time Unusually Fast for So Early in Season
Greyhound era pace shows Sweet Marie and Major Delmar in Fast early season trotting events. Hall's Gloria leads Class A with Time 2:40% while others like Remson Robbinson and Baroness Huguenot compete in CLASS C and E trotting. overall racing includes multiple horses and times across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Frank Hall
Charley Sanders
Avenger
Arnold Lawson
Baroness
G. Hall
Baron "Wilkes
Worcester and Lowell Split Doubleheader in Worcester
Worcester and Lowell split a July 10 doubleheader with Lowell winning 1 0 in game one and Worcester taking game two 8 2. Greenwell pitched for Worcester with Leveranz for Lowell, and Lemieux doubled for Worcester with Bradley driving in the only run for Lowell.
Worcester Lowell Amateur Baseball Box Score
Worcester 2 Lowell 0 in a pitchers duel with Greenwell and Owens allowing few hits. Burkett and Bradley led Worcester with key hits while Owens fanned nine for Lowell. Elliott See totals and notes on two-base hit by Owens and late double plays mark the game.
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Well
Worcester
Buu.po.a.e. BH
Po.a V'grift
Burkett c. F
Zinssar
Rv. F
Russell
Magee
Reynolds
R. F
Howard
C. F
O Bradley
Connors
O'Johnson
Duff
O Logan
Wolfe
B’burn
Lemieux
Greenwell
Oj Leveranz
Owens
Lowell
Leveranz
McCune
Dowd
A.E. BH
A.E. Burkett
Grift
Bradley
Johnson
Logan
B'burn
Lavigne
Dbs
Sai Ak Ee Ae
Towgi Aes
Ruys—Burkett
Conners
Burkett
M. O’brien
Americans Expected to Clean Up in Weight Events
The ninth in a series previews American chances in weight events at the London Olympics. Noting past Olympic marks and leading throwers like Ralph Rose, Matt McGrath, J J Flanagan, and Sheridan, the piece details previous throws and records in the 16 pound hammer and javelin for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Americans Poised for Hammer and Shot Dominance in Trials
At Philadelphia tryouts experts from New York A C Irish American A A and California teams project strong American showings in the 16 pound hammer and shot put. Matt McGrath and J J Flanagan post big hammer marks while Ralph Rose W W Coe and John Garrels lead shot efforts. rivals from Scotland England and Finland present formidable challengers in discus and javelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt McGrath
New York A. C
J. J. Flanagan
Ralph Rose
California
W. W. Coe
Boston Athletic Association
John Garrell
Chicago
John J. Flanagan
Yankees
Lee Talbot
A. A
Philadelphia
England
E. P. Gillis
John Garrels
Boston
Garrels
T. R. Nicholson
Scotland
Kirkwood
Dennis Horgan
Ireland
Haverhill Defeats Fall River In Sixth Inning Rally
Haverhill used bunched hits and errors in the fifth to score five runs and beat Fall River 6 to 2. O'Toole pitched effectively for Haverhill while Grant took the loss for Fall River in a 2 1/2 hour game at Fall River.
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Fall River
Haverhill
O'Toole
Ea.j.po.a.e. BH
A.E
Poland
Messager
C. F
Shannon
Devine
West
O'Sollivan
Courtney
R.f
O'Donovan
Beard
Kane
Templin
Oj Gillespie
Andrews
Higgins
Reilly
Toomey
Grant
Ee ‘Sen
Messenger
Gillespie
Boardman
Solbran
Ereene Reilly
Lawrence Shield Brockton 2-0 in Hitting Contest
Lawrence shut out Brockton 2 to 0 in a pitching duel. Elynn and Harter combined for the scoring with two base hit by Donovan and strong defense limiting Brockton. Left on bases favored Lawrence 7 to 6 and Whiting fanned one while O'Toole struck out eight for Brockton. Time 1:43.
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Lawrence
Brockton
Donovan
R. F
Don’ton
Bannon
Mureh
Govern
Duggan
O Mitchell
Whiting
Toole
O’toole
Mitchell
O'Toole
Lanigan
Sir Lynnewood Wins Handicap at Brighton
At Brighton Beach on July 10 Sir Lynnewood carried 119 pounds and won the mile and a sixteenth handicap easily from a strong field. Moonshine and Fountain Blue chased to the far turn before Notter surged Sir Lynnewood ahead to finish three lengths ahead of Zienap with Moonshine five lengths back in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Sir Lynnewood
Moonshine
Fountain Blue
Notter
Zienap
Yankee rifle team leads in Bisley Olympic shooting events
July 10 reports show American marksmen winning gold and silver in running deer and 800 metre events. Walter Winans took gold in the double shot, Captain Rankin of England placed second. Helger led the 800 metre, with unofficial tallies noting Helding and Wal lington among top scorers as the U S leads the team match at multiple ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisley
Walter Winans
Rankin
Lemon
Helger
Wallingford
Semon
E. A. Green
United States Marine Corps
J. W. Hession
Delaware
England
Sweden
van Adrock
Storms
Gorman
San Franciscan
Atwell
Cy Young Fund Growing for Trophy Exhibition
The Boston Post reports a design complete trophy for Cy Young to be shown within three weeks, funded by fans and local papers. Contributions from Boston readers and supporters aim to honor Young’s long service to the Boston team with a modest gift from many backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CY Young
Boston
Willie Lewis Counts House Then Quits Bout
Willie Lewis refused to participate in the star fight at the Roman A. C. claiming a hurt left hand. In truth he counted the house and calculated the likely purses, then left. Harry Mansfield replaced Lewis and defeated Mike Donovan over six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Lewis
Paris
Roman A. C
Willie
Harry Mansfield
Lewis
Mike Donovan
Mansfield
Donovan
Notre Dame to Play Dean A A Today in South Boston
Notre Dame faces Dean A A this afternoon on the M street playground in South Boston. The rain postponement from July 4 is resolved with a $50 city purse and district championship at stake. Frank Fultz serves as umpire. kickoff is at 2 o clock.
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Notre Dames
Dean A. A
M Street
South Boston
Boston
Frank Fultz
Myopia Hunt Club polo cups play at Hamilton field
The July polo cups of the Myopia Hunt Club will be played this afternoon at 4 o clock on the club polo field at Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Maine State League Scores From Biddeford Lewiston Meet
Fragmentary scores show Biddeford and Lewiston events with numbers 6 2 8 and references to Pine and Portland. Details are incomplete, but the notes indicate a state league context and multiple town hosts.
G H Gibson Shines as Zin Gari Tour Faces Draw
The Zin Gari cricket team of Toronto began the last match of their tour in Philadelphia at Haverford facing an all Philadelphia side. The Canadians posted 82 runs for 9 wickets while Gibson's 107 and Southam's 78 highlighted the day. Only Philadelphia batting collapse can avert a draw tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Zingari
Toronto
Canada
Haverford
G. H. Gibson
G. H. Southam
Glidden Run Challenge Narrows Field With Penalties
The Cambridge Springs to Pittsburg Glidden tour saw one more car eliminated and two teams penalized amid rough mountain roads and deep ruts. Oakland drivers Eccleston and Murphy faced penalties for unauthorized parts and late arrival. Cleveland team lost 33 points when Garfield’s wheel failure forced a stop. Blomstrom failed to report on time. tire rule changes allow replacement time to count toward running time. Tomorrow’s 106 mile leg to Bedford Springs proceeds under difficult conditions.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Cambridge Springs
Chicago Motor Club Team No. 2
Automobile Club of
Cleveland
Oakland
J. B. Eccleston
E. M. Murphy
Garfield
A. R. Davis
Newcastle
Blomstrom
Alkull
Goodrich
Diamond
Empire
Fisk
Goodyear
Michelin
Bedford Springs
Allegheny Mountains
Cox Wins in Dover Trotting Meet Finale
At Granite State Park Dover New Hampshire the three day trotting meet concluded with a free-for-all pace and a 2 14 trot Arrow driven by Cox won the free-for-all pace while The Alomo captured the 2 14 trot My Star set the fastest heat 2 07 ¾ Henry Topham and Fred Isabel were fined 25 each for laying up heats in the 2 25 trot event.
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Jennie W
Cox
Arrow
Henry Topham
Fred Isabel
Queen of Melody
James F
Wilkes
Oort
B. m
Sunderlin
Star
Thompson
Fred D
G. G
Downer
Cseard
Miss Ormond
Ch. m
Crowley
Aloma
Conqueror
Ralph Waees
Haynes
B. G
Titer
Pee Seeyanedeeh
Jay King
Dorothy Day
Br. m
Hebert
Croesus
Celees
East Bostons Meet Senecas In Postponed Game
The East Bostons and Senecas will play a rain postponed baseball game this afternoon at Wood Island Park at 8. Joyce and Hart, two former New England league pitchers, join the Senecas for a strengthened lineup. A large crowd is expected due to the heated rivalry.
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E. Boston
East Bostons
Senecas
Wood Island Park
Joyce
Hart
Hurons of Cambridge Face Columbia Nine For 50 Dollar Cup
The last Hurons of Cambridge meet the Columbia nine on Rindge Field for a $50 purse and Cambridge championship. Columbia has a 15 game win streak this season, while Cambridge backs a confident upset bid.
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Cambridge
Columbia
Rindge Field
Columbias
55 Boats to Stars on Cruise Start From Hull
The Boston Yacht Club fleet for the eastward cruise from Hull to Gloucester tops 55 yachts, the largest entry in five years. Commodore Boynton hosts a reception at Hull as crews prepare for the noon signal from Zari Zia. The race classifies yachts by length, with daily runs from Gloucester to Boothbay Harbor and a final boats-at-sea rally at Boothbay Harbor.
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Boston Yacht Club
Hull
Boston
Boothbay Harbor
Portland
Kennebec
Commodore Boynton
Boston Club
Commodore Dyer
Portland V. C
Douglas
Zari Zia
Regatta Committee
Gloucester
Isles of Shoals
Cape Porpoise
Potts Harbor
Five Islands
Magnolia
P. Boynton
Shiyessa
Alfred Douglas
Petrel
Walter C. Lewis
Golden Rod
George Bruce
Early Dawn III
J. EB. Doherty
Mashantam
Samuel Crowell
Clique
Reuben K. Dyer
al Kyris
Arthur H. Moody
Idella
Cirrus
John A. Bent
Kiowa
H. B. Whittier
H. O. Currell
Papoose III
A. B. Freeman
Noturus
R. M. Topham
Nereus
BE. D. Walker
Juanita
H. S. Noyes
Alarm
P. H. Boynton
Gringo
W. H. Brown
Wasaka
C. F. Adams
Bantam
A. F. Whitmore
Ruth
H. C. Hartshorn
Sula
H.B. Bailey
Delna
A. Merriam
Calesta
Arthur Willis
Kanaka
W. J. Aylward
Power Boats
Topez
Charles W. Clifford, Jr
Kennebec Y. C
Hopalong
Frank H
Athletic Note and Comment on Track Figures and Coaches
One writer notes Nelson’s abstinence from liquor and tobacco as beneficial for athletes. Lieutenant Frank D. Berrien becomes head coach of the Naval Academy eleven next fall, a graduate of 1900. Tad White’s injury and sidelining Olympic hopes are recounted amid other distance and relay race plans for youth from North America and Toronto, with events from New York to Chicago and a drew list showing strong English teams.
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Frank D. Berrien
Naval Academy
Berrien
Academy
Young Men's Christian Association of North America
New York City
Chicago
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Myopia Hunt Club Polo
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