New Bedford and Concord Split Shutout Games
Concord and New Bedford split a twin bill in Concord New Hampshire each side shutting out the other in the afternoon. Concord won 4 to 0 behind Sline superb pitching and New Bedford took the second 2 to 0 with Deegan winning from from New York. The day featured an errorless second game and three misplays by New Bedford in the opener.
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Concord
N. H
New Bedford
Sline
Deegan
York
Nashua Fights Back to Clip Fall River 3–2 in Batting Duel
Nashua beats Fall River 3 to 2 as Nashua's new catcher McDaniels shines. Devine Beard Wiley and McDaniels drive in runs. Jordan and Harris lock horns on the mound in a tight New England baseball tilt before 300 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Fall River
McDaniels
A.E. Phelan, R. F.2 10 O| Tierney, 1. F.0 10 0 Devine
O’hara
R. F
Murch
Bowcock
O Henry
C. F
Guiheen
Beard
Gilroy
Wiley
Mooreh
Murphy
Hickey
C F
Sullivan
Jordan
Waters
Harris
Devine
Moorehead
Moc Daniels
Mureb
O'Hara
Gusheen
Hastings
Manchester Hawks Edge Haverhill In Sunlit Inning
Haverhill wins 8 2 after Manchester slips on sun glare in first inning. Spratt Wallace Brown and Cote drive runs for visitors. Whiting and McGinley duel as pitchers. Attendance 300 at Manchester field.
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Manchester
Bh.po.a.e. BH
Po.a. O L’wr'nce
Spratt
Wallace
Taylor
Page
Brown
J. Smith
Murphy
Clark
B'rdman
Horton
Francis
Volz
Ahearn
Cote
M’ginley
Whiting
Haverhill
Armbruster
Lawrence
McGinley
Kerins
Lynn Defeats Lowell in Errorless 2-1 Baseball Tilt
In Lowell today Lynn won 2 to 1 on solid batting by Halligan and J Jackson. Cassidy starred for the visitors with key hits as Lowell managed only one run. Attendance 300 as umpires listed O’Brien.
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Lowell
Lynn
Halligan
J. Jackson
Cassidy
Sullivan
Lake
J. J’'kson
Daum
H'ngton
O'Neill
Tierney
Murphy
O. J'kson
Bwope
Pastor
Bannon
Grant
Connors
Swope
O’brien
C. F
Sleeping Car Service to Adirondack Mountains from Boston
Sleeper leaves Boston 8 32 p m via Boston and Albany and New York Central for Lake Placid with 20 minute Springfield stop for supper and breakfast buffet on board. Arrives Lake Placid 8 10 a m. Return leaves Lake Placid 8 05 p m daily except Saturday, arrives Boston 10 30 next morning with dining car service. For brochures contact R M Harris Boston or A S Hanson Boston.
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Pullman Sleeper
Boston
Agaly
Boston & Alba
New York Central
Lake Placid
Springfield
R. M. Harris
Washington Street
A. S. Hanson
Special Boston to Newport train trip at low $1 rate
A special express train from Boston will run to Newport on Thursday July 13 at 9 39 am from South Station and return at 6 pm offering about six hours for sightseeing. Tickets are limited to the train's seating capacity.
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Boston
South Station
Newport
National motor cycle meet to be hosted in Waltham
Arrangements for the Federation of American Motor Cyclists national meet in Waltham August 7 to 12 are complete. Headquarters at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale. expect about 100 competitors in an endurance run from New York. Events include hill climbs, road races, despatch race and a later championships night with a beach tour. Committee: Metz Hernandez French Worcester Dickinson McKelvie Robinson Stewart Hillard Baxter Estes.
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Waltham
Federation of American Motor Cyclists
Federation
Woodland Park
Auburndale
New York
Big City
Waltham Autocycle Club
Prospect Hill
Ark Commissioners
Charles River
Lexington
Beaver and
Forest Streets
Trapelo Road
Lon’’ Peck
Charles River Park
Revere Beach
Charles H. Metz
Clemente Hernandez
L. E. French
Leonard Worcester
Edward Worcester
S. R. Dickinson
Adam McKelvie
W. H. Robinson
Edward A. Stewart
W. H. Hillard
H. E. Baxter
William Estes
Cyclist Bedell Sets Hot Pace at Revere Track
Menus Bedell, substitute for Harry Caldwell, impressed at last Saturday’s beach race and trains faithfully. Moran and Stinson, in top form, worked out at the beach yesterday as next Saturday’s two mile motor paced event at Revere nears. Stinson shows renewed confidence after his latest win.
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Menus Bedell
Harry Caldwell
Revere
Bedell
Moran
Stinson
Whippet Races For Working Boys Home Meet
Harry Abbott a leading American whippet promoter will handicap the championship race at Gymkhana sports on the American League baseball grounds Saturday July 22 for the Working Boys Home benefit. Abbott of Thornton Rhode Island and his dogs have won ribbons in Providence New York and this city with numerous coursing trophies. A special cup is offered for the whippet handicap meet symbolizing America's whippet racing championship.
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Harry Abbott
America
New England
Abbott
Thornton
R. I
Providence
New York
Opening Races at Bristol County Fair Taunton
A good crowd saw three well contested races at the opening of the July meeting of the Bristol County Fair Association on the local track. Favorites won in all three events with Annie Wilkes upsetting Harrison Wilkes in the 2:20 trot heat before Wilkes recovered to win the next two heats.
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Taunton
Bristol County Fair Association
Annie Wilkes
Harrison Wilkes
Wolftone Hur ling Club Heads to Practice at Commonwealth Park
President Hogan urges all Wolftone players to attend practice tonight at seven o clock in Commonwealth Park South Boston amid expectations of full attendance.
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Hogan
Wolftone Hurling Club
Wolftone
Commonwealth Park
South
Boston
Fleet Brings Groundfish and Liners to the Waterfront
Eleven craft with groundfish arrive at the fish pier led by the Regina and Viking with trips totaling 360 500 pounds including haddock cod hake pollock and cusk. The Water Witch brings 1200 mackerel while the Regina sails minus foretopmast after a Cape Cod near-mast break. The Cestrian Oxonian and Cohasset also dock with cargoes and passengers amid fog and delays along Cape Cod.
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Regina
Viking
Mary T. Falion
Julia Costa
Louise R. Sylvia
Governor Russell
John M. Keen
Richard A. Nunan
Louise Cabral
Alice M. Guthrie
Sachem
Haddock
Water Witch
Georges
Jeremiah Shea
Cape Cod
Louisa R. Sylvia
Provincetown
Edward Thomas
Atlantic
Liverpool
Pier 6
Grand Junction
Charles Hartley
John Maskie
Fred Warren
Estis Todd
E. Tuckerman
Fleur de Lys
New York
Oxonian
Red Star Company
William J. Dickenson
Antwerp
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Philadelphia
John Raynor
Rudolph Manger
Quaker City
Dickenson
Arrivals and Departures of Steamers and Tugs At Port
Maritime listings detail arrivals of vessels including Cestrian and Fred’k Leyland partners, names of many ships and barges, tugs Walter A Luckenbach and Lehigh, and schooners from various ports. Cleared steamers include Admiral Dewey and Harry Morris with multiple cargoes. several ships sail for Liverpool Halifax Portland and Philadelphia amid busy trade and towing operations.
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Cestrian
Thomas
Liverpool
Fred’k Leyland & Co
Oxonian
Dickenson
Antwerp
Penobscot
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Boston
MacKenzie
Yarmouth
N. S
James S. Whitney
Grove
New York
City of Bangor
Curtis
Bangor
Dennison
Kennebec
Colby
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
City of Gloucester
Ober
Walter A. Luckenbach
Daly
Norfolk
Richmond
Snow
Newport News
Holton
George R. Sheffield
Piedmont
Sandburg
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Catawissa
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Rutherford
Marion
Lenape
Robinson
Corbin
N. H
Robesonta
Richardson
Randolph
Kimberton
Swatara
Sabbich
Oak Hill
Hammond
Sea King
Morix
Reading
Patience
Salem
Harrisburg
Eureka
Plummer
Fall River
Norton
Winthrop
Scranton
Higgins
Hoboken
Shickshinney
Cohocter and Chenango
Mars
Chandler
Parker’s Flats
Monitor
Silver Brook
Bethayres
Astral
McGoldrick
W. Morse
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Bizarre
Cohasset
Small
New Orleans
Brimstone
Elizabeth Palmer
Smith
John
Deering
Locke
Savannah
Stephen G. Loud
Pierson
Jacksonville
Robert H. Stevenson
Higbie
Alma E. A. Holmes
Henry S. Little
Florence Leland
Holden
Abana
Gayton
St. Martin's
Blanc M. Thorburn
McLeod
Paspebiae
Sylvania
Symra
Louisburg
Nantucket
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Tallahassee
Indian
H. F. Dimock
N. O. Co
O. Co
Honey Brook
Newburyport
N. J
Port Johnson
Parker's Flats
Manheim
Pine Forest
Logan
Glendower
Paxinos
Barry
Charles F. Pritchard
Lynn
Horace A. Allyn
Emily
Budget
Saugus
Lehigh
Dover
Byssus
Saco
Bee
Black Diamond
Brait
Black Bird
Hermis Back In Winning Form at Brighton Beach
The feature at Brighton Beach was Hermis in the six furlongs race. He led early, opened a three length gap, and won by a length at 1 to 38. Merry Lark edged Coy Maid by a head in the Seagate stakes. Other winners were Estophe Pron ta Uncas and Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Beach
Hermis
Merry Lark
Coy Maid
Estophe
Pronta
Uncas
Snow
Seashore resort booklets issued by New Haven railroad
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad passenger department releases booklets on Massachusetts and southern New England seaside resorts. Included are the south shore Plymouth Cape Cod Martha's Vineyard Nantucket Newport Watch Hill Block Island Narragansett Pier and the Manual of Summer Resorts with hotels boarding houses excursion rates and general information. Request from general passenger agent 644 South Station Boston with 2 cents postage per booklet.
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Massachusetts
New England
South Shore
Plymouth
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Newport
Watch Hill
Block Island
Narrangansett Pier
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Station
Boston
Mass
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Mio
A.E
Po.a
Sheets
Kavan
Eustace
Hickman
Valdois
Zacher
Burrill
Knotts
Templin
Mack
Valdors
Stafford
Kehoe
Frock
Kavanaugh
NEW Bedford Concord
E. Kaughef
Laney
Kane
Coveney
Duggan
Purinton
Henry
N. E. League
Per
Adirondack Mountains
Wilson Bros. Jewelers
Court St
Norumbega
Whippet
Bristol County Fair
Rosario
Grand Junction Docks
Emery
John W. Small
Crescent City
Sicily
Shipping News
Brighton
Washington St
Bankers Loan Company Smith Building
Noney
Strong & CO
Devonshire St
S. R. Briggs
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Sutt
People’s Company
P. O. Box
d&Lutt
William E. Fay & Co
State Street
Baton
Wake
Spooner & Briccs
Tolman
Boom
Bromfield St
Workingmen’s Loan
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Tremont
Dé Sutt Second Nat'l Loan CO
Tremont St
d&Sutt Franklin Loan CO
School St
Marden
ONEY
UB Loan CO
State ST
the Post
Martin
L. J. Peabody
Thorpe
Federal St
John B. Fitzpatrick
Roxbury Mission
Alleghany Street
Roxbury
Court Street
West End
Cambridge St
Bowdoin
Donahoe’s
Boylston
Continental Clothing
Patrick M. Donahoe & CO
Europe
Ladies’ Tailor Dressmaking and Millinery College
Meee
Dupoy Tea CO
Cornhill
Mcdowell's
Winter St
Wheeler & Wilson
Chester
Cambridge
Portland St
Hr Steel
Sadofsky
North
Lewando's
Watertown
Johnson, Hayward & Piper
Essex St
Hanover
Co-Operative Rubber CO
Hanover St
Les
Sumner St
East
Heinemann
Marshall
BAY State Dancing School
Imp. Singer
Broadway
Somerville
Ahlaeat—Santtatainndiatatan
Miaiia Antiasiasis Tis
Mb Asia
Shaniaeescuiaa
Slye
Pirin
J. Stane & CO
Leverett St
J. See Vak & Bros
Canton St
Franklin Park
Clarendon Hotel
Lady's Gold Watch
Hl. E. Whelan
Custom House
Albany St
Price
Chester Eldredge
Chatham
Guy's
Canal
Furniturd
Canal St
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
Neon Ear A Ceeieaedttire
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfeld St
Laquors
California
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Read’s Legal Agency
Shorey
STATE
Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
Coyne
M. E
Coyne Bros. CO. Plumbing Schools
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston Corporation
P. O
American Rubber CO
Easter
Boston Auto School
Columbus Ave
Correspondents’ Association
Penn
Civil Service School
Dartmouth St
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co
Nee
Alberts
Trevant St
Joseph Hill
Framingham
Houghton & Ware
Boston Gear Works
Purchase St
Ee Tees Ihn
Lcense
Tovey & G
Seage Neace
Barrett Bros
Lowell St
Post
Columbia St
Imp
Gil
Atlantic Ave
Charlestown
Stevens
Water St
Mattapan
Fremont Pi
Theo. Pfisterer
Wall St
New York City
James Cunningham, Son & Co
Merrimac St
Main
Secret Service
Chas
C. Allen
Gabler
Wood Piano CO
Stradivarius
Williaume
Andreas
Amatus
Dorchester Ave
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Alba C. Jones
Enfield
New Hampshire
Elmer E. Jones
Grafton
Commonwealth
Broadway Savings Bank of
Essex Savings Bank of
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank of
Home Savings Bank of
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Middlesex
John H. Vose
Maynard
Abel G. Haynes
Charles J. McIntire
I. M. Esty
Asst. Register
White Star Line
Company
India Building
Azores
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Sauiag
A. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer
W. P. Coria
Queenstown
Saxonia
Ivernia
Lucania
Etruria
Carpathia
Campania
Pannonia
Slavonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner, Agt
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
P. E. Island
Newfoundland
Long Wharf
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Frio & de
F. P. Wing
Agen
Ge Eral
Central Wharf
Cape Bretton
Prince Edward Island
Union Wharf
Maritime Provinces
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Menery
New Chemical Laboratory
Weinstien
DR. Weinstien
Tremont Street
Boston, Mass
Chichester
SAF
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Square
Phila
A. Seaver
M.D
Belston ST
Astrology
Zabola
Arch St
Lewis & Co
J. M. Nelson
Hall & Lyon
Earth
DR. Brown
Evans Chemical CO
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