Twenty Yachts Qualify for Roosevelt Cup Trials
Twenty boats passed inspection for Eastern Y C trial races in August to decide three for the Roosevelt Cup international matches against German yachts in September. German entrants Glueckauf IV and Tilly VI will compete, with ownership by G Stinnes and Hamburg officials Doliman and Krogmann.
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Measurer Taggard
Spokane
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Caramba
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C. P. Curtis, Jr
Trenor L. Parks
Windrim Kid
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Hayseed III
H. L. Bowden
Sumatra
Francis Skinner
New Orleans
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Sally VIII
L. I. Percival
Skidoo
Herbert M. Sears
Chewink VI
F.g.macomber
Jr Boundrel
G. W. Wightman
Lorelei
B. P. Cheney
C. Dy
Darmus
Woods Alecto
FB. W. Hodgson
E. W. Hodgson Hayseed
Glueckauf IV
Imperial Yacht Club
G. Stinnes
Muehlheim
Wannsee
Seglerhaus Yacht Club
Berlin
Tilly VI
National baseball matchups listed for today
National league games include Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, and Brooklyn at St. Louis with schedule cues for Tuesday play.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Brooklyn Cove Seresservesces
Boston
Cece Reece
New York
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Brooklyn
Detroit
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Washington
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Reds Rally Past Red Sox In Openers At League Park
Cincinnati triumphs 12 to 4 as Huggins, Lobert and Brain spark a first inning rally. Weimer and Young duel despite Boston errors, while Chicago and Philadelphia also post decisive wins with strong pitching and key hits.
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Young Cy Young
Reds
League Park
Young
Huggins
Hans Lobert
Delehanty
Davy Brain
Boston
Barry
Kelley
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Brain
Bates
Howard
Dolan
Needham
Strobel
Lobert
Deal
Weimer
Conway
Collins May Lose Position in Boston Club Turmoil
President Ban Johnson did not arrive as expected and no new development occurred in the Boston American club intrigue. Jimmy Collins appeared at the grounds but sat on the bench. Johnson reportedly urged suspension of Collins and his value limited to a third baseman. The move hints at Collins being removed from managerial duties, though a new manager may not be named until season's end.
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Boston American Club
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Johnson
Collins
St. Louis easy win over Brooklyn 7 to 1
St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 7 to 1 as Beebe pitched superbly and McIntyre allowed multiple hits. The hometown offense mounted a steady attack to secure the decisive victory.
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Brooklyn
Beebe
McIntyre
Tenney Vows to Block Giants Bid for Cy Young
Cincinnati July 17 Manager Tenney rejects a St Louis telegram reporting John Brush offered 10 000 for Cy Young. He says the team aims to develop its roster and cannot part with Young. He will veto any such bid, though he speaks for himself unless club owners agree.
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St. Louis
John T. Brush
Cy Young
Young
New York
Lincoln Club Drops Off-Lewis Fight After Disappearance
Willie Lewis of New York vanished from view yesterday ahead of a scheduled bout with Jimmy Gardner in Chelsea. The Lincoln Club canceled the match and postponed boxing until July 31 when Lawrence’s Tommy Sullivan faces Joe Thomas. John Mooney rejected a Seattle offer worth 2500 dollars for Mellody to box the Gans-Holly winner.
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New York
Jimmy Gardner
Chelsea
Lincoln Club
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Joe Thomas
California
Lewis
John Mooney
Honey Mellody
Seattle
Mellody
Mooney
Jordan Marsh Baseball Club Team Makeup
The Jordan Marsh Company Baseball Club in South Boston lists its players all employees. Pitcher Joe ONeill from Roslindale and Salem. Fretch at first base. Glynn second base. Kimball at third. M Conley left field. McConley shortstop. McGinnis center field. McDonough right field. Madden shortstop.
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South Boston
Joe O'Neill
Roslindale
Salem
Fretch
Dry Goods League
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Stoughton
St. Alphonsus
Kimball
Winthrop Knights of Columbus
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J. M. Co
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Lawrence beats Worcester 4 to 3 in late ninth inning
In Lawrence New England, the home team edged Worcester 4 to 3 after scoring the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. Worcester had three runs in the first on three errors, while Lawrence tallied in the first, fourth, and ninth innings. Batteries Leith Cote Bushey Knotts Gorton. Umpire Stafford.
Manchester Defeats New Bedford 9 to 1 in Rain-Shortened Game
Manchester defeated New Bedford 9 to 1 in a five and one half inning game as a heavy thunder shower halted play at the start of the sixth. O'Toole and Atz combined for Manchester with Robinson and Braun behind them. Umpire Henry.
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Atz
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Henry
Lynn Defeats Lowell Fourth Straight 2–0 in New England
Lynn beat Lowell 2 to 0 at Lynn on July 17, securing a fourth consecutive win. The ninth inning produced the only threat as Lowell loaded the bases but was ended by a sharp double play. Score by innings shows Lynn with two in the second and a run in the seventh, while Lowell was shut out. Batteries Smith and Daum for Lynn Maroney and Burrill for Lowell. Umpire O Brien.
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Kelley
Strobel
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Delehanty
Brain
Bridwell
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Howard
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Reds
Dolan
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Lindsay
Muff
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Oine
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Buster
O’leary
Parent
Fall River Defeats Haverhill 3-0 in Pro League Scoreline
Fall River blanked Haverhill 3 to 0 in a baseball game played today. Batteries Yeager and Sullivan for Fall River with McPartlin and Ahearn for Haverhill. Umpire Hastings.
Baseball Notes From The Diamond Pennant Hopes Rise
Detroit remains hopeful after a strong performance with Godwin collecting two hits yesterday. The Giant Killers swept the Giants, nearing a pennant challenge. Cincinnati murmurs that Cy Seymour was overrated as papers wake to his departure. Devlin leads NL in steals unofficially, while Crolius tops the outraw with .383 and Sebring at .293. Green praised Candy LaChance, Lajoie has yet to homer, and Reds ponder Seymour’s price amid possible trades. Sporadic deal activity with Seymour’s value debated as Cincinnati seeks returns.
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Godwin
Chicago
Giants
Cincinnati
Cy Seymour
Devlin
Boston Nationals
Cy Young
South End
Fred Crolius
Jimmy Sebring
Charley Green
Providence
Candy Lachance
Lajoie
Jack Ryder
Garry Herrman
Reds
Seymour
Deal
Tourists Plan Special Rockingham Park Excursion
The touring company The Tourists will travel by special train from North Station at 12 40 to Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire tomorrow. They are guests of Andrew Miller president of the New England Breeders Association and will return for the Majestic Theatre evening show. Bets and freak wagers accompany the trip with humorous stakes for Richard Golden and Julia Sanderson.
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Rockingham Park
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Andrew Miller
New England Breeders’ Association
Julia Sanderson
Miss Sanderson
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox 5-3 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit captain Bill Coughlin watched as his 5-1 lead dwindled when Boston rallied in the ninth. Kilian and Tannehill pitched well for Boston, but Detroit answered with a three-run eighth and a decisive ninth to seal a 5-3 victory at home.
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Killian
Parent
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Boys Day Repeats at Ball Grounds in Free Admission
Boston American League Club plans another gala day for boys under 18 in uniform. Free admission via centre field gate on Huntington Avenue tomorrow at 3 30 after gates open at 1 30. The feature runs like Monday's event with ample space and a note to arrive by 1.
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Young America
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Centre
Bedell to Star in Revere Races Behind Moran in Handicap
John Bedell, brother of Menus Bedell and a noted sprinter, enters the Revere cycle track event next Saturday with a two-lap handicap over Moran. Stinson also carries a two-lap handicap over Moran, setting up a potential three rider showdown alongside the regular sprint and amateur races.
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Menus Bedell
Bedell
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Will Stinson
Autoists Enjoy Easy Run to Lake Champlain Tour
Auto tourists from Saratoga to Elizabethtown and on to Lake Champlain, Clinton County, N Y, completed a 34 mile leg in 2 hours 54 minutes. They paused at Ausable to view the river chasm. several cars showed damage from yesterday. Boston entrants led by Snow, Coleman, and Wing maintain perfect scores amidst 52 cars still racing for Glidden or Deming trophies. Tomorrow the route crosses into Canada to Montreal over 76 miles.
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N. Y
Saratoga
Elizabethtown
Ausable
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New England
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Watson Coleman
E. F. Wing
John Breyfogle
Auburn
Silent Knight
Harrison
Packard
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Glidden
Cruising Fleet Mourns Death Delays Boston Yacht Club Race
The Boston Yacht Club fleet, arrived from Cape Porpoise, will stay until Thursday before heading to Five Islands. Races were postponed in honor of Charles G. Browne of South Boston, a judge and regatta committee member, with colors at half mast. Harbor races resume tomorrow. Visiting yachtsmen were hosted by the Portland Yacht Club.
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Boston Yacht Club
Cape Porpoise
Captain Browne Dies Aboard regatta committee steamer
Captain Charles G. Browne of the Boston Yacht Club died at Maine General Hospital Portland after apoplexy on the Wild Goose during the club cruise. A 45 year old jewelry salesman and English High School graduate he lived in Boston and served on the regatta committee for two years as a longtime judge and club member.
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Regatta Committee
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