Final Matches at Essex Today
Essex County Club action continues as three finals in the invitation foursome close tomorrow with Amory Estabrook vs Chick Alsop and other top pairs heading to decisive rounds. Upsets and tight finishes highlighted the day as Harvard and Yale veterans battle for the title.
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Amory
Chick
Alsop
Day
Manchester - BY - the - Sea
Essex County Club
B. W. Estabrook
C. M. Amory
W. C. Chick
Amory and
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Yale
J. F. Russell, Jr
D. Cutler
Fulton Cutting
T. Frothingham
E. B. Hussey
A. T. West
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Matinee at Speedway Delivers Slow Times for Intercity Prep
The Metropolitan Driving Club held the final spring matinee at Charles River Speedway postponed from yesterday. Frank Burke's Miss De Forest paced 2:18 1-2 in the heat while many races served as workouts ahead of the Newark inter-city matinee next week. multiple trotting and pacing classes produced times around 2:22 to 2:26 with various winners named in each class.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Frank Burke
Miss de Forest
Newark
Connolly and Flynn Battle to Draw in Boston Bout
Eddie Flynn of Peabody and Joe Connolly of Charlestown drew after 12 fast rounds in the main bout at Commercial A. C. Flynn led early with sharp jabs while Connolly rallied in the late rounds. Semifinal saw Jim McDonald stop Jack Moore. Teddy Murphy defeated Charlie Miller. Owens and Leonard drew in a lively prelim. Next week features two 10 round main bouts.
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Eddie Flynn
Peabody
Joe Connolly
Charlestown
Commercial A. C
Flynn
Connolly
Jim McDonald
Roxbury
Jack Moore
Jamaica Plain
Sheehan
Moore
McDonald
Teddy Murphy
West End
Charlie Miller
Pat Owens
Cambridge
Louis Leonard
North End
Billy Casey
John Mack
Howard McCrea
Young Britt
New Bedford
Griffin and Kamaga for tennis finals
Clarence J. Griffin of the Pacific coast will meet Ichiya Kamaga of Japan in the New York State tennis championship final in Utica. Kamaga advanced through the fourth round and semifinals with ease. In the mixed doubles exhibition Miss Molla Bjurstedt and W S McElrroy were defeated by Miss Florence Ballin and Frederick B Alexander.
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N. Y
Clarence J. Griffin
Pacific Coast
Ichiya Kamaga
Japan
Molla Bjurstedt
W.S. McElrroy
Florence Ballin
New York
Frederick B. Alexander
Red Sox and Browns Play Record Scoreless 17 Innings
The Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Browns battled 17 scoreless innings with Carl Mays and Koob matching zeroes. Despite 14 Sox hits and runners aboard many times, Koob and Mays locked down the plate until extras, with Armando Marsans and McNally involved in key plays.
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RED Sox
ST. Louis Browns
Late innings rally ends in darkness in Boston game
Grounding out goals and intentional passes frame a tense 18th inning as Agnew and Mays struggle. Severoid singles in the 12th, Barry is beaned, and Pratt gathers two on. Gainer and Henriksen fail to spark. Marsans, Lewis, and Mays contribute, but key plays by Koob and Miller shape the late drama before darkness ends the match.
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Browns
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Agnew
St. Louis
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Koop
Sam Agnew
Owens
Koob
Mays
Dutch Leonard
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Sallee to Join Giants After St. Louis Exit
Pitcher Harry Sallee, who retired and quit the St. Louis Nationals, reportedly signed with the New York Nationals. Schuyler P. Britton of St. Louis said the deal appears likely and attempted a player exchange before accepting a cash offer. Sallee's departure and move to New York were described in Cincinnati dispatches.
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Harry Sallee
St. Louis Nationals
Cincinnati
Sallee
New York Nationals
Schuyler P. Britton
New York
Britton
McGraw
Lexington girls beat Queens in early diamond title tilt
The Lexington playground girls defeated the Queens, a nine from Lexington High School, 14 to 8 in five innings on the Lexington playgrounds yesterday afternoon. This game opened the female diamond championship series for Lexington.
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Lexington Playground
Lexington High School
Lexington Playgrounds
Lexington
Hold Shoot Today by Lexington and Middlesex Rifle Clubs
The Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club and Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln plan shoots this afternoon. Lexington uses the Howard M. Monroe estate range on Lowell street East Lexington, while Middlesex uses Tower road range in Lincoln.
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Lexington Minute Men Rifle Club
Middlesex Rifle Club of
Lincoln
Howard M. Monroe
Lowell Street
East Lexington
Tower Road
Patriquin Defeats Stewart in Arlington Heights Semi Final
Carl W. Patriquin beat Arthur M. Stewart 6 1 4 6 3 in the semifinals of the Arlington Heights Tennis Club men’s singles yesterday. Carl W. Bunker defaulted his semifinal, setting up a final between Patriquin and Edward A. Bailey today.
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Carl W. Patriquin
Arthur M. Stewart
Arlington Heights
Carl W. Bunker
Edward A. Bailey
Mr. Patriquin
Mr. Bailey
Baseball schedule across leagues and cities
In the American League games, St Louis visits Boston for a two game set while Detroit plays New York, Chicago visits Philadelphia, and Cleveland travels to Washington. National League action includes Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Pittsburg. Eastern League matchups feature Lynn at Bridgeport, New Haven at Lawrence, Springfield at Lowell, Portland at Worcester, and Hartford at New London.
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New York
Washington
Cleveland
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Portland
McGraw Arrested Over Disorderly Conduct in Cincinnati
John J. McGraw manager of the New York National league team was arrested on a disorderly conduct warrant by John T. Reed a local fan. He posted bond and left with the team for St Louis after the game amid exchanged insults in the dressing rooms. Arthur Fletcher sworn to a warrant causing Reed's arrest.
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Cincinnati, CO
John J. McGraw
John T. Reed
McGraw
St Louis
New York
Arthur Fletcher
Reed
Frank Baker Out Of Game For A Week
New York July 14 J Franklin Baker third base man for the New York Americans will miss at least a week after colliding with a grandstand gate while pursuing a foul in the fourth inning of the second game with Detroit. Physicians report no broken bones but Baker cannot play for seven days. The club now has three stars Maisel Baker and Gilhooley sidelined by injuries while catcher Nanamaker remains out under indefinite suspension.
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New York
J. Franklin Baker
New York Americans
Detroit
Baker
Maisel
Gilhooley
Nanamaker
Red Sox Release Shorten to Newark in IL Deal
Outfielder Charles H Shorten moves from the Boston Red Sox to the Newark club of the International League under an optional agreement as part of a player swap.
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RED Sox
Shorten
Newark
Charles H. Shorten
Boston Y C Fleet Sets Sail for Maine Cruise
Thirty five yachts entered the Boston Yacht Club annual cruise to the Maine coast. The fleet departs City Point for Marblehead this afternoon and an additional ten yachts are expected to join at Marblehead for the run to Kittery Me tomorrow morning.
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Boston Yacht Club
Maine Coast
City Point
Marblehead
Kittery
Yachting Cruise Loops Maine Coast From Marblehead
The Marblehead club hosts a cruise beginning tonight at Marblehead station with a preliminary entertainment. The fleet sails to Boothbay Harbor then Christmas Cove and Peak's Island before a return to Marblehead. Commodore Allen C. Jones leads until disbandment on July 22. Entered yachts include Nutmeg III Rex II Islander Manataqua Ruweida Alsorie III Flirt Vesta Oweene Sally VII Vera III Witch Tuniper II Wasaka II Sky Pilot Edila Nirvana Valeda Early Dawn V Vixen Seyvar Semloh Warrior Mildred IV Winana Roy N Juliaa Holly II Tyro Mary Saracen Clarita Thordis with Topaz chartered as the cruise power cruiser.
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Vesta
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Oweene
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W. D. Lane
Vera III
H. Lundberg
Witch
L. T. Lamson
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C. A. Cooley
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J. J. Martin
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E. P. Boynton
Edila
K. P. Smith
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Valeda
W. H. Hopkins
Early Dawn
J. E. Doherty
Vixen
F. W. Thielscher
Seyvar
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Semloh
E. B. Holmes
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S. P Moses
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T. W. Jacobs
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Triple tie in Garden City open golf championship
After two days of medal play at Garden City Club, the Metropolitan Golf Association open ends in a three way tie. Charles Hoffner Walter Hagen and James Barnes finish at 307 strokes and will compete in a playoff tomorrow. Hoffner is from Philmont Country Club, Huntingdon Valley Pennsylvania Hagen from Rochester and Barnes from White Marsh Valley Country Club Pennsylvania.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Charles H. Hoffner
Philmont
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