Mineola Wins at Newport in Quincy Cup Race
The Lookout won the second race for the Quincy cup yesterday with aggressive tactics and a late surge. Lookout beat rivals Pompano Hostess and Tashmoo amid shifting northwest winds and a buoy drift, with Lookout, commanded by A. Henry Higginson, finishing first and the Hostess second, Pompano third, and Tashmoo last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout
H.m.s
Pompano
Ohio
Quincy Yacht Club
Hingham Channel
Q. Y. C. Barrel
Government Wharf
Peddeck’s Island
J. Connelly
Commodore Davis
The
Quincey Yacht Club
A. Henry Higgins
Tashmoo
Mineola Wins Newport 70-Footer Race Over Yankee
The Mineola owned by August Belmont and skippered by an English captain won the Newport Yacht Racing Association 70-footers race today, finishing about 32 seconds ahead of Yankee on elapsed time in a 15 mile triangular course sailed twice. Virginia and Rainbow trailed behind with racing details noting luffing and windward tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Rainbow
Newport
R. I
Mineola
August Belmont
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Yankee
New York Yacht Club
Virgnia
Virginia
Ramnow
Yachting Club Race Delayed For 21–Footers
The third race of the Quincrecht Club's $500 challenge cup for 21 footers was postponed today due to weather and scheduling issues.
Minor League Eastern League Scores From Worcester to Bridgeport
Scattered baseball results across the Eastern League list Worcester Hartford Providence Springfield Montreal Rochester Toronto Haven Meriden New London Waterbury Bridgeport Derby and Buffalo Indianapolis and Cleveland with varied inning totals and scores. Readable lines show multi city pairings and single game outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmes
Worcester
Hartford
Providence
Springfield
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Synecotes
Pen Haven
Meriden
New Heatwaterbury
New London
Watercath Bridgeport
Bristol
Bridgeport
Derby Beerby Ene
Derby
Buffalo
Pilwaulse
BeiecPatrelt
Meapo S
Indianapolie
Indienapoli
City
Cleveland
Solea's Men Defeat Chicago 5 to 1 at Home
Boston team Solea's Men wins over Chicago 5 to 1 at the home South End Grounds. Willis hosts visiting teams as results filter in on other diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solea
Chicago
Willis
South End Grounds
Boston and Chicago clash in pitcher Willis strong at home
In Brooklyn and New York game notes Boston beats Chicago 6 to 1 behind Victor Willis pitching. Green ejected after disputing O Day call, Long stars for Boston with two runs and strong fielding. Chicago stranded on hits and strung out by Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Odietacted
Philadelphia
Philladelphia
O'Day
Barry
Green
Mertes
Herman Long
Virgil Garvin
Herman
Gansel
Hamilton
Long
Ganzel
Collins
Stahl
Sullivan
Garvin
Lowe
Clingman
Ryan
Willis
Victor
Chance
McCarthy
Loftus
Dan
Tenney
Selee
Sero
Freeman
Dexter
Childs
Barsy
Ganszel
I Willis
Cinemas
Bradley
M Childs
Ton
Illis
T. Lreeseces Ugings
Wolverton
Rohard
Ittsburg
Po. A
Livcceseceeee
Eoan
Wagner
Cecceseesseose
Obrien
Il ' Zimmer
C. Filly
Sree
Leever
Smccreery
Totels Sae
Cat
Iba Ge Bernardo
Imalic
Brooklyn Picnic Beats Phillips in Five Inning Tilt
Brooklyn built a 10 hit, 2 run lead in five innings with Phillips on the mound. Newton followed, faring little better. Kennedy started for the Reds, facing seven innings before giving way to Capeless who finished. Kitson shut down the Cincinnati bats as Jones Cross and Corcoran starred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Phillips
Newton
Kennedy
Cincinnatis
Capeless
Kitson
Jones
Cross
Corcoran
Treville
Bicsiess
Ncinnati
Barrett
G. F
Crawford
cHride
Juinn
Sperma Phitt Prasere
Quinn
Syed It
Coler
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg 4 to 3 in Tight Game
In Philadelphia on July 19 Bernhard limited Pittsburg to scattered hits as Philadelphia edged ahead late. Both clubs excelled in fielding and the result remained in doubt until the final out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Bernhard
New York Beats St Louis In Strong Team Effort
New York defeated St Louis by all around play in a game marked by sharp fielding and steady batting. McGraw was ejected for kicking in the first inning. The score was not completed in the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ST. Louis
McGraw
AB. R. van Haltren
B. FC
Belbach
Esecees
Vic
Oe Smith
R. F
Davis
Oy Foster
Hickman
Bo Finan
Criger
Young
Devescenceussen
Robinson
Eerseses
New Y
Newark
St. Lou
York
St. Lou O
Ercer
erits—Hickman
Werman
Dillard
Mercer
mpire—Terry
Wachusetts Crew Dominates Harlem Regatta Victory
The Wachusetts crew won the four-car championship at the Harlem regatta, led by C. H. Lewis and including Cornelius Daly E. H. Ten Eyck Jr. and Thomas H. Johnson. They will travel to Paris to compete in the international regatta at the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Lewis
Cornelius Daly
E. H. Ten Eyck, Jr
Thomas H. Johnson
Wachusett
Harlem
Paris
Internati Ours
Troit B. C
Detroit
Mich
Lace
Mower
Duffield
Worcent Cypke
Wachusetts B. Cater
Lewis
Bow
Johnson
Daly
Ten Eyck
Wachusett Crew
Joseph B. Nial
N. Yj. L
Brena
Bradford
Boston
T. Demourelli
Orleans
Bemourel
Sina
Ste
Relli
International Fours and Paris Four-Oared Races Report
The report notes Paris and Toronto-Millstreams performances with Marsh of Toronto winning singles while Greer from Association eased off and placed in senior eight. Ten thousand spectators attended the first day of racing with Marsh securing third in the senior eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
F. J. Greer
Marsh
Toronto
Millstreams
National Regatta Opens With Fast Winds and Worcester Trio
The twenty eighth annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta began in New York on July 19 with a strong breeze. Wachusett of Worcester won the International four oared shell over Detroit. Marsh of Toronto led in the association single sculls. Union Boat Club New York topped the intermediate double sculls heat. Vespers of Philadelphia dominated the intermediate double sculls heat. Paris fours went to Wachusett with Detroit second in a one mile and 153 yard course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachusetts
Worcester
Nial
Laureate B. C
Troy
Vespers
Philadelphia
Union B. C
New York
Marsh
Don Rowing Club
Toronto
Paris
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Harlem Regatta Association
Wachusett Boat Club
Mass
Detroit Boat Club
Detroit
Mich
E. H. Ten Byck
Henley
Detroits
Seine
Joseph Nial
Laureate Boat Club of
Exley
Busche
Vesper Boat Club
Unions
Rogers
Connell
Union Boat Club of
Nassau Boat Club
Association
F. J. Greer
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Boston
Greer
Monaghan
Bohemians and
Knickerbockers
Millstreams
Chelsea
Bohemians
Paris Fours
National Association of Amateur Cars
E. H. Ten Hyck
Don E. Daly
Thomas R. Johnson
C. Henry Lewis
Worcester, Mass
T. W. Andrews
W. Mover
Vesper B. C
Nassau B. C
G. F. Jacoby
H. L. Powers
Union B
Sigié
J. Marsh
Ont
Hugh Monaghan
Penn Barge Club
Jeffries Point Rowing Club Association
Bohemian Boat Club
Knickerbocker A. C
Millstream B. C
Friedel Ps
Bohemian
Wachusett B. C
Detroi B. C
Boxing Gossip Points to McCoy Corbett Match Prospects
A Boston Post wire report indicates a probable McCoy versus Corbett bout, with Corbett preferring Jeffries but open to McCoy if Jeffries stays away. Contracts reportedly signed for August at Madison Square Garden, potentially Aug 24, with Horton law implications and Kennedy steering the negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid McCoy
Jim Corbett
McCoy
Corbett
Jeffries
Billy Brady
As . Benton
Sporting Star
Boston
Post
Weeneet Im
Kennedy
Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Madison Square Garden
Horton Law
Jim Kennedy
Manson Square Garden
Mase Hanlon
Joe Robins
Eddie Connolly
Kirtland
Robinson
Tom Shaw
Mike Higgins
Jack Fitzpatrick
Yneightman
Edward Ross
Newburyport
McGovern
Erne
Martin Riley
New Bedford
Eddie Quonoly
Sullivan
Charley O'Rourke
Connolly
Riley
Haverhill
Dizon
P. W. Johnson
Lynn
Kirtland Club
Twins
Sullivans
Sy Newark
Jack
Tom Sharkey
New York
Sailor
Peter Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hostess
Higginson
Henry M. Faxon
Pompoino
Tashmov
Sheep Island
Sheep
Grape
Bunkeer
M.s
Slate Island
Faxon
Peddeck
Quincy
John T. Cavenough
Quincy Y. C
H.m.s Ompano
Fompano
Aroua
H.m.s. UG
Smart
H. m
A. Belmont
Tepees
Duryea
NEY Scesorisere
W.k. Vanderbilt
C. Vanderbilt W
Cress A
Victor Willis
South End
Crack Worcester Crew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!