Acushla II Leads Boston Yacht Club Cruise to Winnegance Bay
The Boston Yacht Club fleet enjoyed a 25 mile run from Port land Harbor around Cushings Island to Winnegance Bay under strengthening southerly winds. Acushla II led the pack, finishing at 3 hours 29 minutes 40 seconds, ahead of Golden Rod by 4 minutes 21 seconds, with Shiyessa IV and Mavourneen close behind. In class B Nutmeg beat Al Kyris by about five minutes, while Marie L. trailed 8 minutes 32 seconds behind Al Kyris. Scapegoat won the small class by over 14 minutes.
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Mark Island
New Meadows
Winneganee Bay
Boston
Winnigance Bay
Acushla II
Golden Rod
Shiyessa IV
Nutmeg
al Kyris
Marie L
Virginia
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George Lee
Explorer
Arthur Wellsee
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GC. A. Cooley
Hollis Burgess
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H. L. Lundberg
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Tee OS
Zidan
Homer & Redd
Mystic
Corneta
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Arlema
H. E. Ayres
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Bibi Cavalla
Fred Levisseur
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Scapegoat II
W. P. Keyes
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Arthur Merritt
Neereld
R. K. Smaenee
Eclipse
Adelbert Baker
Clique
R. K. Dyer O. Taken
Savarona Wins Large Schooner Class at Eastern Yacht Club Run
The Philadelphia schooner Savarona, owned by C Howard Clark, led the Eastern Yacht Club fleet into Burnt Coat Harbor Swan's Island Me after a run through Eastern Penobscot Bay. She captured honors in the large schooner class, beating Emerald in the final standings and earning a third leg in the combination class.
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Emerald
Taormina and Irolita Dominate Small Schooner Race
In a lively harbor contest Taormina owned by W. B. Haton and Irolita owned by G. Walter Clark led the field in the small schooner class, finishing with a 66 second time allowance. The Savorona followed, while Doris Humma and Adventuress trailed. Adventuress again won on time allowance and secured a private award.
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Five-time champion Alex Ross wins Open State golf title
At Essex County Club Manchester readers saw a tight finish in the Open State championship. Alex Ross of Brae Burn clinched the title on the 16th hole needing a 5 and a 6 on the last two holes to secure victory.
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Woodlawn Golf Club
Essex County Golf Club
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Ross Beats Anderson In Essex County Championship
John G. Anderson of Woodland led the field at the ninth hole but Ross overtook him on the back nine to win the Essex County Championship. Ross finished with 305 to Anderson 308, while Nipper Campbell was third and Tom MacNamara fourth.
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R. R. Freeman
Wollaston
Joe Lloyd
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Hamilton to Meet Sherman in Finals
In Bretten Woods New Hampshire July, Hamilton of Englewood and Sherman of Utica will meet in the finals of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests tournament after semi final wins. Hamilton defeated Crocker 1 up 20 holes, Sherman beat Kingsley 6 up with four to play. At tonight’s association meeting George Schofield of Midlothian Chicago was elected president succeeding L A Hamilton.
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Englewood
T. M. Sherman
Yahnundasis Golf Club
Utica
N. Y
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W. L. Crocker
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Sherman
D. P. Kingsley
St. Andrews
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Midlothian Golf Club
Chicago
Farrell urges league to back Walsh accusation against New York
Frank Farrell owner and president of the New York American asks Ban Johnson to compel Ed Walsh of Chicago to prove his charge that the New Yorkers run a signal tipping bureau. Farrell and Stallings deny any New York practice and seek Walsh punished for the claim.
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Frank Farrell
New York American Baseball Team
Ban Johnson
American League
Ed Walsh
Chicago
Farrell
Stallings
Walsh
Brooklyn Wins in Ninth as Corridon Falters
In St Louis on July 14 Brooklyn defeated Corridon 9 to 8 after Corridon pitched strongly until the final inning when he surrendered three hits. The game remained close as Corridon had held Brooklyn to one hit through seven innings but faded late as Brooklyn rallied to secure the win.
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Louis
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Corridon
Kansas City versus Wauken Scoreboard Snapshot
A cryptic late score shows Kansas City 8 and Wauken 8. The game at Pea 1 features Pigg with 48 points credited to Janine, while other details remain unclear.
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Kansas City
Wauken
Pea
Boxing Club Clash Over Gas House Lease
Last night a violent entry fight erupted at the gas house headquarters of the American Athletic Club on Causeway Street as members forced entry amid a lease dispute with Abraham Miller. Police supervised the civil confrontation while Miller and his daughter resisted admission before capitulating as wagons were moved and two gate openings were cleared.
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Abraham Miller
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O'Meara
Matty Goes to Pieces in Ninth as Pirates Win
Pittsburg defeated New York in the ninth inning scoring four runs. Mathewson faltered after a walk to Clarke and an error by Fletcher, loading the bases before Leach and Byrne forced in runs. O’Conor walked to fill the bags and Mathewson was relieved, with the Pirates taking the lead and holding on for the victory. Snodgrass, Devlin, Bridwell, Merkle tallied extra-base hits. Leifield and Mathewson struck out multiple batters.
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Moura Leads Early Upset in Buffalo's Second Game
In a truncated report, Moura scores 22 as Buffalo suffers a second game setback after a strong start. Readable fragments show early lead and late adjustments, with limited names and no clear final score.
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Ho i Ua
Moura
New Bedford Beats Lowell in 19 Inning Classic
New Bedford triumphed 8 to 2 over Lowell in a 19 inning game after four hours ten minutes. Coveney and Bauman delivered the deciding hits in the 19th with two outs as Griffith and Tyler pitched the full contest. Lowell outhit the visitors and received more defensive support, but Griffith retired 17ters and logged three putouts in a remarkable effort.
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Coveney
Bauman
Griffith
Tyler
Incomplete Baseball Box Score Fragment 41-3 Innings
Readable lines show innings, sacrifice hits, double plays, left on bases nine or six, walks, hit by pitch, strikeouts, and stolen bases by players including Merrill Eberly Fullerton Foulke and Henderson. Snapshot reflects game events and player actions from an unfinished score record.
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Cain
Moore
Hagan
Mel Lane
Anderson
Jolly
Govern
Havernhill
Merrill
Eberly
Fullerton
Foulke
Hy Freil
Sedarquist
Lackley
Dulin
Lawrence
McGovern
Henderson
Lynn and Lawrence Split Extra Innings Fight
Lynn and Lawrence battled into a second extra inning game, Lawrence winning 4 to 2 in 11 innings after a marathon contest in Lynn on July 14.
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Lynn
Lawrence
Whist Congress at Niagara Falls Faces Public Bulletin
The Niagara Falls whist congress is described as an affair of class yet still must advance to bulletins by innings, according to Mr A Bjorklund.
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A. Bjorklund
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