Boston Yachts Win in Portland Races
In Portland harbor the fifth day of the Boston Yacht Club cruise featured an open race with four starters in the 22-foot class. Marie L and Nutmeg led the Boston fleet against Portland’s Clorinda Chief and Betty. two boats were dismasted and Boston took first with Marie L, Nutmeg second, Clorinda third. Gringo led the 21-foot raceabout contest, beating Sandering by a slim margin after Gringo tore a bodstay. The flagship Magnolia sailed for Peaks Island with Portland Mayor Nathan Clifford aboard, praising the Boston visit.
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Portland
Massachusetts Bay
Portland Harbor
Boston Yacht Club
Boston
Marie L
Nutmeg
Clorinda
Chief
Betty
Portland Club
Basket Island
Indian Point
Marie
Sanderling
Magnolia
Boynton
Peaks Island
Nathan Clifford
Abolish Speed Law for Autos on Tour Amid Rain
The 174 mile Indianapolis to Columbus route tested the AAA tour with rain and tight nine hour thirty minute limits. Only two cars lost points. no major crashes aside from a stone injury to a passenger and a farm collision injuring a farmer. Towns along the route encouraged the cars by lifting speed limits and providing support.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
National Road
American Automobile Association
Hower
Perfect Score
H. P. Mitchell
W. M. Lewis
Marion
H. B. Stulty
Continental
C. 8. Johnson
Springfield
Walter Richards
Enon
William Herbert
Haynes
Edward Noble
Noble
Herbert
Dayton
Stoddard-Dayton Company
Readville Racing Day Highlights Gaited Events
Readville hosts a top matinee by the Gentlemen's Driving Club with fast trotting and closely run races. Winners include Graves on Mack Mack in Class A, Hall on Lexington and Dreamwold Prioress in Class B, and Lawson with Milady O Dreamwold in Class D, among others.
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A. Graves
Mack Mack
B. G
Gra Pere Re Ee Mei Tice
Frank G. Hall
Lexington
Hall
Lawson
Dreamwold Prioress
John Shepard
Haynes
Ghenard
Mr. Hyams
PD. Hunt
Alondra
Mr. Hunt
Os Annabel W
B. m
Ayam
Arnold Lawson
Milady O
Dreamwold
Mr. Lawson
Banonia
Hy- RR
Leis
Elaine Arp Wiacee
Ons Ok
Seccesvescesvives
Sanders’ Cossoit
B. Bh
Sai Rime
Lee defeats Fowler in three mile at Combination Park
Medford July 17 Jimmy Lee former St. Alphonsus distance star soon to run for B A A colors triumphed in the three mile at St Catherine s field day Combination Park. Lee led Dowling and Fowler through the second mile and pulled away on the final lap to finish about fifteen yards ahead of Fowler with Dowling close behind. Other events included Cronin winning the running broad and Sheean taking the half mile.
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Lee
Fowler
Medford
Jimmy Lee
St. Alphonsus
St. Catherine’s Field Day
Combination Park
Bob Fowler
Dave Kneeland
Tom Dowling
Timmy Ford
Dowling
Tom Cronin
South Boston
Frank Sheean
St Augustine Games Attract Top Sprinters And Runners
The St Augustine field day on Locust street gathers leading sprinters and middle distance runners. Notable entrants include J B Taylor Mulligan and Captain Witham of the University of Pennsylvania, Melvin Sheppard, against Harvard’s B Loring Young Prout Ike Sheehan and Captain Lawrence Dodge Rand. A key relay pits Pastime Athletic Club of New York against Cambridge Y M C A, both with storied winning records.
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St. Augustine's
Locust Street Grounds
J. B. Taylor
Mulligan
Witham
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin Sheppard
B. Loring Young, Jr
Harvard
Prout
Brown
Ike Sheehan
St. Alphonsus Association
Lawrence Dodge
Rand
Pastime Athletic Club of
New York
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Big Entry List for the King Swimming Cup
The King Swimming Cup and F. C. King trophy race scheduled for Monday July 29 draws a large field. Notable entrants include Louis Jacot John A Leavitt Professor Matt Leary John J Maffit Flaherty Arthur E Boivin Emerill B Beudler George Kistler Alfred M Davis Harry F Gay Harune Kiyasu Peter F Donnellan James Smith Tom Slater James F Hayden Alfred Brown Alesio DeLello John C Meyers Frank L Rand Fred J Young Herman T Karcher Willard Walton John T Hanley Walter C Landry George M Zweigenbaum H E Kenyon of Fall River and other competitors from across the country and foreign stars.
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Louis Jacot
John A. Leavitt
Matt. Leary
John J. (Maffit) Flaherty
Arthur E. Boivin
Emerill
B. Beudler
George Kistler
Alfred M. Davis
Harry F. Gay
Harune Kiyasu
Peter F. Donnellan
James Smith
Tom Slater
James F. H. Hayden
Alfred Brown
Alesio DeLello
John C. Meyers
Frank L. Rand
Fred J. Young
Herman T. Karcher
John T. Hanley
Walter C. Landry
George M. Zweigenbaum
H. E. Kenyon
Fall River
Semi-Finals Today in Press Golf Championship
Ralph Cracknell of the Boston Globe faces R C Van Amringe of the Boston Transcript and H E Manson of the Boston Herald meets Colonel M Meehan of the Concord Patriot in the semi final rounds of the fifth annual Press Golf Club of New England tournament at Wollaston Golf Club this afternoon.
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Ralph Cracknell
Boston Globe
R. C. van Amringe
Boston Transcript
HE. T. Manson
Boston Herald
Colonel M. Meehan
Concord, N. H
Press Golf Club
New England
Wollaston Golf Club
Quincy Y C Ladies Day At Houghs Neck
More than 900 guests attended the Quincy Yacht Club ladies day at Houghs Neck. Commodore Crane led the fleet aboard the Comet and the launch Alert for a sail that opened at noon and ended after 10 in the evening with a light collation and dancing.
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Quincy Y. C
Hough’s Neck
Quincy
Quincy Yacht Club
Commodore Crane
Comet
Alert
American dories lead in second international sailing race
Shelburne Nova Scotia July 17 American dories again led the second race in the international sailing dories championship. The Elizabeth F led all the way with Sunny Jim second as the Crescent fouled a buoy on the second round. Official times for the first round and finish were given.
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Shelburne
N.S
Elizabeth F
Sunny Jim
Crescent
Pepecupewed Iene
Cosce Des Censes S
Crescent Ee
Coats
Annie
Mixup in Democratic Ranks Over Candidates
A Massachusetts political row centers on Democratic candidates for governor. District Attorney John B. Moran backs Carroll. ex mayor John P. Feeney favors Bartlett. Granville MacFarland endorses Hisgen, while George Fred Williams is abroad. Others like Whitney and Bartlett loom as the Governor Guild term tests.
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Dumas
Joan B. Moran
Moran
Feeney
Charles W. Bartlett
Boston
Grenville ”. MacFarland
Thomas L. Hisgen
Trusts
Standard Oil Trust
George Fred Williams
Carroll
Bartlett
MacFarland
Dedham
Hisgen
Henry M. Whitney
Massachusetts
Guild
Henry Cabot Lodge
Whitney
Democratic Party
John R. Thayer
Mr. MacFarland
John W. Cummings
Quincy
Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Lodge
John P. Sweeney
Possible Burns Squires Rematch Floated for Australia Fight
In a rumor filled piece the potential Burns versus Squires rematch is floated with offers of 2500 dollars plus gate receipts for a bout in Australia. Baron Reynolds and Jack Wren push the scheme while Burns demands a guaranteed 10000 dollars. alternative rival suggestions include Jerry Gaines or Mysterious Sullivan of Roxbury.
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Colma
Tommy Burns
Bashter Bill Squires
Australia
Jack Wren
Squires
Burns
Antipodes
Barney Reynolds
America
Boshter
Bill
Barney
Tommy
Jerry Gaines
Sullivan
Roxbury
Jerry
Chelsea
Heat Claims Unknown Workman in Salem
An unknown man, overcome by the July heat, collapsed at 10:30 PM at the corner of Boston and Hissex streets in Salem. He appeared to be a workman in rough clothing. The body was taken to Murphy's undertaker rooms and the medical examiner notified.
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Salem
Boston and
Hissex Streets
Murphy’s Undertaking Rooms
St Stephen's Parish Holds North End Reunion at Oak Island Grove
Under sunny skies the St Stephen's annual reunion and garden party drew about 1800 parishioners and friends from the North End and St Mary's, with dancing, races for youths, and a baseball game between The Brewsters and The Mahoneys. Local figures including Mayor Fitzgerald and ex Senator Henry S. Fitzgerald attended. Frs. O'Connor Mahoney and Knapp guided the event. Prizes ranged up to 60 cents.
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Old St. Stephen's
North End
Oak Island Grove
St. Mary’s Church
St. Stephen’s Church
D. J. O’connor
F. T. Mahoney
Leo J. Knapp
Europe
sThe Brewsters
The
Mahoneys
Fred Lafferty
Ruth Foley
Helen O'Donnell
Henry Johnson
Joseph Leroy
Arthur Myers
Fred O’connell
J. T. Gallagher
Skidoo Club
Roxbury
William Claussin
John McNabb
Helen O’donnell
Gertrude O'Donnell
St. Stephen's
John Donovan
William Johnson
Catherine Friel
Michael Cotter
St. Stephen’s
City Hall
Michael A. Lifton
Michael Garron
John Quinn
John J. Hernan
George Moore
Edwin A. Wall
James Donovan
C. J. Crohan
Henry Daley
William Grady
B. F. Kiliea
St. Bridget's Church
Maynard
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
John O'Hare
John J. Leahy
Timothy J. Murphy
Martin F. Ryder
John Mahoney
William C. Donovan
John J. O'Neil
James F. Moriarty
Edward W. Dixon
Thomas J. Grady
Philip J. McGonigle
James McMurray
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Daniel D. Rourke
Readers invited to name the Newlyweds Baby
The Boston Post asks readers to suggest a name for the famed Newlyweds baby whose antics amuse readers. The artist cannot decide on a fitting name, so the paper will publish letters with proposals, hoping to find an apt choice from the audience.
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Post
Archiebald
W. Boutilier
Yarmouth Street
Boston
Names for the Newlywed's baby spark letters to the editor
A parade of readers propose playful and varied baby names for the Newlyweds, including Dadawonda, Ruler, Lem, Archie bald, Winnipesaukee, Mike, Dew Drop, Howell Loud Newlywed, Percy, Theodore, and Goo-Goo, with attributions to local residents and editors.
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Post
Winnipesaukee
Manchester, N
Percy
Dudley Street
M. H
Somerville Man Threatens Officer With Musket
Richard Walsh of 189 Cedar Street Somerville allegedly threatens Patrolman Keane with a loaded army musket last night. Keane with Patrolmen Gott and Gilson arrests Walsh and his wife Alice on drunkenness charges. The musket is taken to the station and placed in a corner by Lieutenant Woodman.
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Richard Walsh
Cedar Street
Somerville
Keane
Gott
Gilson
Richard
Alice
Woodman
Whitney's Horses Win Venus Stakes at Brighton Beach
H P Whitneys entries Fancy and Adriana finished first and second in the $7500 Venus stakes five and a half furlongs at Brighton Beach. Amundsen, dropped from 50 to 1 to 15 to 1, won the last race by one length over the favorite. Three favorites won.
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New York
H. P. Whitney
Fancy
Adriana
Brighton Beach
Amundsen
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