Baseball Schedule Highlights National League Matchups
National League action features Baltimore at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, and Washington at St. Louis. Key matchups shape early-season standings as teams bid for divisional positioning and league supremacy.
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Chicago
Boston
Ese Reeves
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Seer
New York
Louisville
St. Louis
Eenre
Washington
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Ltimore Weer
Ikseae Oe
Saaeaaeeinen
Desperate Chicago Boston clash ends with Boston win
In Chicago on July 20 the Cubs beat the Beaneaters after a dramatic game that saw Chicago surge from an early seven run lead only to be edged late. Nash, Griffith and Stivetts delivered pivotal moments as errors and tense moments defined the prolonged, dusk-ward finish before a huge crowd.
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Nash
Chicagos
Bostons
Boston
Griffith
Jack Stivetts
Hucites
Stivetts
Eagh
cCarthy
Dahlen
Everett
Duffy
McCarthy
Ganzel
Bannon
Long
Stewart
Lowe
Tucker
Lange
Louisville Wins Split Despite Disputed Calls
New York defeated Louisville 7 to 5 in the first game as adverse umpire decisions hurt Louisville after a four-run lead. The second game ended early in the eighth due to darkness, with Louisville comfortable ahead before the stoppage amid crowd dissatisfaction at Umpire O'Day's officiating.
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New York
Louisville
Louisvilles
O’day
New York and Louisville Play In Tight Baseball Clash
Attendance 1500 as New York and Louisville clash. Pitching and fielding highlight the game with Meekin Farrell Weyhing Warner and Cunningham Spies German Wilson among batters. Final scores show Louisville strong in offense and defense in a tense matchup.
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Clark
New York
Louisville
Meekin
Farrell
Weyhing
Warner
Cunningham
Spies
German
Wilson
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia in Final Game of Series
Pittsburg won the final game against Philadelphia 12 to 6 at Pittsburg. Beam struggled with bases on balls four times leading to runs. Hawley exited after the fifth. Philadelphia rallied in the seventh with Thompson’s homer. Attendance 3000. Batteries Hawley Merritt Beam Grady.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Beam
Hawley
Thompson
Pittsburge
Cleveland Browns Edge Brooklyn in Ninth Inning Slugfest
In Cleveland today Burkett hit a fielder’s error allowing McAleer to score the winning run with two out in the ninth. A classic affair with 4000 in attendance featured nine Cleveland runs to Brooklyn’s five. Pitchers Young and Zimmer opposed Gumbert and Grim as the game ended 9–5.
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Burkett
Shindle
McAleer
Brooklyn
Young
Zimmer
Gumbert
Grim
Cincinnati Ninety-Nine? Baltimores Lose to Darkened Game
Cincinnati defeated Baltimore 9 to 2 after the locals batted all three Baltimore pitchers in a clash halted at dusk with 5000 in attendance. Rhines was dominant while Cincinnati totaled 13 hits to Baltimore's 12 and committed 4 errors to Baltimore's 2.
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Baltimores
Rhines
Baltimore
Seceerees
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Clarkson
Pond
Esper and Clark
Browns defeat Washingtons in dull contest in St. Louis
In St. Louis on July 20 the Browns edged the Washingtons with a pitching duel. Attendance was not listed. Final score shows St. Louis seven hits six for Washington and errors two apiece. Breitenstein and Miller teamed for St. Louis with Anderson and McGuire catching for Washington.
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Browns
Washingtons
Washington
Breitenstein
Miller
Anderson and McGuire
Lewiston Wins Openers On O Connell's Bases-Clearing Hit
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE Lewiston Me July 20 Lewiston won in the eighth on OConnell s three bagger clearing the bases The game featured many fine plays and several errors Lewiston 3 New Bedford 1 Hits Lewiston 18 New Bedford 8 Errors Lewiston 4 New Bedford 2 Batteries Mains and Grant Viau and Murphy
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Lewiston
O’connell
New Bedford
Mains
Grant
Viau
Murphy
Dilworth Delivers in Ninth as Augusta Beats Brockton
In Waterville Maine on July 20 Dilworth won for Augusta with a ninth inning rally tied by Brockton after eight scoreless frames. Dilworth allowed a late rally, then his third hit drove in the winning run as Baker scored on a fateful miscue. Augusta’s pitching and fielding carried the game with 300 in attendance.
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Dilworth
Brockton
Johnson
Toman
Donovan
Hickey
Doherty
Baker
Pickett
Wise
Kelly
Butler
Augusta
Ammbusia
Wrrers
Shea
Bangor Wins Home Game Despite Pa Pawtucket rally
Bangor beats Pawtucket 4 to 2 as Kelley hits a home run and Braham holds visitors to five hits. Drinkwater relieved after the first inning with Braham combining for the win and Barkley Yeager catching. Base hits Bangor eight Pawtucket five. Errors Pawtucket five. Batteries Drinkwater Braham and Barkley Kelley and Yeager.
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Kelley
Braham
Drinkwater
Paanbor
Ceeereecees
Pawtucket
Barkley
Kelley and
Yeager
Lincoln Pitches Portland Past Fall River in Scenic Win
Portland bats hammer Lincoln for 21 hits while Killeen excels on mound. Leighton and Kennedy retired hurt as Portland takes an 17 to 7 victory over Fall River after a long day of offense and steady defense. Attendance 1200. Batteries Killeen and Terrien for Portland Ruport for Fall River.
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Lincoln
Killeen
Leighton
Kennedy
Fall River
Rupert
Buffalo Beats Providence In Tight Rattling Game
Buffalo New York July 20 buffalo defeated providence in a rattling game today Wadsworth was in fine form and kept the hits well scattered Hodsdon was effective but the lions found his curves they were knocked to extreme points Excellent fielding by the home team held the grays ten hits down
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N. Y
Providence
Wadsworth
Hodsdon
Lions
Grays
Trains Schedule and Park Admission Details
Trains depart Union Station for Mystic Park at 12 10, 1 07, 1 45, 2 35 p m with returns at 6 06, 5 30, 6 51 p m The 12 noon train from Lowell and the 12 05 from Lawrence stop at Mystic Park Allen Returning for Northern Stations at 6 26 p m Cars depart Seollay square every 10 minutes Horses scheduled at 1 30 p m Admission to Park and Grandstand 75 cents H 2 Proprietor Thomas Mayfield Secret-
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Mystic Park Station
Lowell
Lawrence
Mystic Park Allen
Northern
Seollay Square
Thomas Mayfield
Buffalo Beats Providence In Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
Attendance was 200 as Buffalo defeated Providence four runs to nothing. Buffalo outhit Providence eight to ten but committed one error to Providence’s two. Pitchers Wadsworth and Urquhart held the line while Hodsdon and McAuley contributed at the plate.
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Providence
Wadsworth
Urquhart
Hodsdon
McAuley
Rochester Bats Hitters Struggle As White Relieved
In Rochester on July 20 the home team was hit hard by visitors who rallied after Whitehead faltered amid jeers. Berger moved to third as White left the field, with White likely facing release. Shannon reportedly released catcher Wente as attendance reached 2379.
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N. Y
Coakley
Harper
Whitehead
Jeeling
Berger
White
Shannon
Wente
Wilkesbarre
Friary
Diggins
Leahy Homers as Springfield Beats Toronto in Poor Game
Torontoans offered poor hitting against Coughlin as Springfield led 9 to 2. Leahy hit a home run, Crane pitched steadily, and the crowd hissed the Toronto club. Final: Springfield 9, Toronto 2. Springfield 18 hits, Toronto 7. errors Springfield 8, Toronto 1. Batteries Crane and Lake for Toronto, Coughlin and Leahy for Springfield.
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Ont
Crane
Coughlin
Torontos
Leahy
Springfield
Lake
Syracuse Defeats Scranton In Home Exhibition
In Syracuse New York on July 20 the Stars lost to Scranton despite outfielding. Gannon struggled and was relieved by Barnett after six innings as 2000 fans watched. Final score shows Scranton 17 hits to Syracuse 11 with 5 errors for Scranton and 1 for Syracuse.
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Syracuse
N. Y
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Gannon
Barnett
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Luby and Smith
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Somerville Defeats Newton in Ten Inning Tilt
Somerville beat Newton 6 to 4 in ten innings at Cedar Street grounds Newton led 3-0 in the first, tied it 4-4 in the ninth, but Donnelly scored the decisive run in the top of the tenth Armstrong starred for Somerville while Moore Cushing backed Newton’s pitcher Fitz
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Cedar Street
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Cushing
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Brockton Reds Beat Campello In Early League Showdown
Brockton, July 20. The Brockton Reds defeated Campello 11 to 5 in the first game of a series at Highland Park before about 150 spectators. Key plays came from Frank Ward behind the plate and Bourne at short for Brockton and Stonefield catching for Campello with Neagle in the field. Batteries were McGuire-Ward for Brockton and Fitzgerald-Stonefield for Campello. Reds had 9 hits to Campello's 6.
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Campellos
Highland Park
Frank Ward
Bourne
Reds
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Neagle
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Fitzgerald and
Horrors
Boston Grays Rout Union Cycle Co in Highlandville
The Boston Grays defeated Union Cycle Company 16 to 8 in Highlandville. Pitcher Larkin dominated early, easing up late as Larkin and Gannon combined for strong battery work while the Grays fielded and hit well throughout the game.
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Highlandville
Union Cycle Company
Grays
Larkin
Union Cycle Co
Salem Team Edged by Wright & Ditson in Lynn Battle
In Lynn Salem faced Wright & Ditson with Hanniford fanning 14 and Murphy stellar at short for Salem. The game ended 14 to 10 in favor of Wright & Ditson as errors favored the visitors and Doyle and Corrigan held onto the loss for Salem.
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Salem
Wright & Ditson
Hanniford
Murphy
Salems
Bannon
Doyle and Corrigan
Ryan
Carters Defeat New Ports On Poor Fielding
In Newport Illinois on July 20 the Carters of Franklin won 4 to 3 over the New ports. Superior pitching and costly errors doomed Newport as Carters tallied early and late. Hits were 6 for Carters and 8 for Newport with 2 errors for Carters and 8 for Newport. Battery by Woodcock and Cowboy for Carters and Dowd and Burke for Newport.
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R. IL
Newports
Carters
Franklin
Ecree Cree
Lwewports
Woodcock
Cowboy
Dowd
Burke
New Hampshire Base Ball Scores From July 20
Baseball results from New Hampshire towns on July 20 include Washua beating South Boston 17 to 5 in Nashua, Brockton defeating East Bridgewater South Hanover 32 to 7 in Brockton, Antrim overcoming The Weirs 20 to 2, and a Holderness School grounds game ending in a draw between the Laconia Ikdho Cycle Club and Plymouth nine in the eighth inning.
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Harrisons, Jr
Columbia
Nashua
N. H
Washua
South Boston
Brockon
East Bridgewater
South Hanover
Elmwood
Antrim
the Weirs
Plymouth
Holderness School
Ikdho Cycle Club
Laconia
Guiness Wins First Heat in Wingfield Sculling at Putney
The first heat of the Wingfield sculling contest at Putney, London, on July 20 was won by the Hon. Rupert C. H. Guinness who defeated Guy Nickalls. Guinness will face Vivian Nickalls next, with pawns to row his third heat against E. A. Thompsos of Toronto.
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Putney
Rupert C. H. Guiness
Guy Nickalls
Guiness
Vivian Nickalls
Pawns
E. A. Thompsos
Toronto
Canadian marksmen win prizes at Bisley contests
London July 20. At Bisley Canadian Chamberlain Rolston and Mitchell won money prizes in the Kynech and Barlow contests. Hayhurst of Canada and Boyd of the Third Lanark shire Regiment tied for the Queen's prize. In the shoot off Hayhurst won with ten points to Boyd's nine after three shots.
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Bisley
Chamberlain
Rolston
Mitchell
Kynech
Barlow
Hayhurst
Canada
Boyd
Third Lanarkshire Regiment
Marblehead Harbor Regatta Opens New Wellfleet Club Event
Beverly Yacht Club’s 22nd regatta at Marblehead Harbor faced poor weather. Only Bonita finished within time in the fourth class, Evadne awarded second prize after one boat met the limit. other classes and knockabouts failed to post official times. Special class boats Salmon and Handsel started late amid light breeze. final results list multiple class finishers with times and positions.
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Marblehead Harbor
Bonita
Evadne
Handsel
Salmon
Harbinger
Ida J
Beatrice
Tomboy
Rex
Marena
Ariel
Susie
Roaring Bull
Tinker’s Island
W. L. Jefferies
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Maia
Sally
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Gleaner
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Hera
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Bell Buoy
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Wellfleet's First Race at Wellfleet Yacht Club
The inaugural Wellfleet Yacht Club race sailed in Wellfleet Bay on a three mile triangular course. Wind shifted from light to a fresh breeze. prizes awarded in three classes to Florence owned by Williams and Kempe, Mattie A owned by Simon Atwood 2d 01 Boston, and Kittle owned by Captain Freeman A. Snow. Cups donated by citizens and summer visitors.
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Wellfleet Yacht Club
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Williams & Kempe
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Simon Atwood
Boston
Kittle
Freeman A. Snow
Cape Cod Yacht Race Second Race Sails Ahead
The Cape Cod Yacht Club conducted the second race of the series at Orleans on a July day. Sailors competed along the coast as crews aimed for top positions and potential season standings.
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New Wellfrrst Club
New England
Orleans
Cape Cod Yacht Club
Dolphin and Henrietta Rivalry Shapes Town Cove Race
In town cove today a light southwest wind favored boating action. Boats from Provincetown and Brewster did not arrive. A rivalry between Dolphin and Henrietta exists, with Dolphin proving the stronger boat so far.
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Brewster
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Henrietta
Niagara Wins 2-Rater Race in Seaside Regatta
In Bangor Irc on July 20 the 2-raters started with Bucharis, Dakotah, and Niagara. Light southeast wind. Niagara led the field, finishing the 20-rater at 5 26 29 while Eucharis and Dakotah followed with Dakotah taking second on time allowance.
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Irc
Dakotah
Niagara
Grey Point
Fifth Cohasset Yacht Club champion race results drifted
The Cohasset Yacht Club held its fifth championship race with a drifting outcome. Fedora won the third class and Elsie E won the first special class. No boats in the first, second, or second special classes finished within the time limit. Judges were D N Tower A B Steddard and E L Parker.
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Cohasset
Ailsa Sails Solo After Britannia Withdraws Race
In Bangor Ireland today the Ailsa was to race the Britannia but during the start on the port tack the Ailsa's bowsprit hit Britannia's boom. Britannia withdrew, leaving Ailsa to sail the course alone.
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Bangor
Irc
Referee talk in the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout era
A flurry of names for the bout referee includes Captain William Daly Jr who publicly declines the role. Daly recalls a disputed Fussimmons Choynski decision and notes pressure from Fitzsimmons. Letters from two local bantams follow, as do sharp comments on Billy Brady and gate matters in Boston boxing circles.
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Lynn
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Florida
Tommy Ryan
Billy Smith
Ryan
O’donnell
Billy Woods
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Dallas
George Dixon
Tommy Dixon
Jack Herman
Herman
Tommy
New York
Boston boxers battle rumor storm and match talks
The Boston Post reports amid rumors of disorder in the Boston boxing scene. Managers seek formal contract terms for Pearce vs Falvey and other negotiations, with officials and trainers urging truth and clarity.
Dedham shoot draws crowd at Dedham Sportsman's Club
Dedham July 20 a large crowd attended a club shoot on the grounds. Notables included Captain Henry Downey and Roy McGregory of the Home City Gun Club of Springfield. Fifteen matches were fired with multiple Keystone and Hurlingham events, top scorers named in each. A team match against the Hingham Gun Club is planned for August 3 with ten men per side.
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Dedham Sportsman's Club
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Roy McGregory
Patenaude
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Hurlingham
Howard
Baker
Keystone
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Hunt
Alden
Pegular Howare
Patengude
Smith Howard
Prince
Smith
Novelty
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Hingham Gun Club
Walthams Triumph Over Wanderers In Lynn Crick et Match
The Walthams defeated the Lynn Wanderers 69 to 40 in Lynn today. Key performances came from Slater J Bennett and Stamier with the bat and Johnson and S Bennett with the ball as the home side secured the win.
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Walthams
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J. Bennett
Stamier
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S. Bennett
Wanderers
Sanger Rides In Open Cycling Meet On New Cement Track
Sanger wins the one mile professional scratch and leads a mixed amateur professional program opening under the National Cycle and Athletic Association in Sanger, Baker, Cutter and Starbuck among riders. The event faces a strong wind with a rear tire incident and a fall by Cutter.
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National Cycle and Athletic Association
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Cutter
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Zeigier
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Boston
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Elizabeth
Don Baker
Columbus
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Myr
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Brooklyn
Nat Butler
New York
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Platyfield
C. T. Earl
J. F. Starbuck
Philadelphia
Frank Waller
R. PY. M.curdy
Jay Eaton
Wheeler and Berle
Gross
Beliew
Pequots Road Race Ends With Extra Lap Chaos
The Pequots ten mile road race at South Boston attracted about a hundred starters who rode twelve miles after a turn error. Four competitors escaped the loop, finishing a full lap ahead as weather cleared and police controlled the start. Captain Bailey of the Pequots bruised a arm and leg after colliding with a girl near the tape. many riders were disqualified for cuffing the turn.
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Bailey
Pequots
Track record shattered at Wayside Park cycling trials
South Framingham hosts special Trials for a $50 diamond with J S Casey of Worcester clocking 2 11 2 5 for a mile as War ren Reynolds Hyde Park 2 14 and John A Farrel Somerville 2 16. Wisner South Natick badly hurt after a previous 2 21 record. D C Raymond South Framingham 3821 0 and Tom Butler Cambridgeport 2 11 5 pace on mile. Looby Lowell 91 2 handcap wins 100 yard dash Donovan Collins Mack. Hopkinton beat South Framingham 6 to 4.
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J. S. Casey
Worcester
Warren §. Reynolds
Hyde Park
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Somerville
Arthur F. Wisner
South Natick
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Tom Butler
Cambridgeport
Une
W. Looby
Lowell
W. Hayes
Saxonville
E. Donovan
Natick
Everett Ten Mile Bicycle Race Awarded Prizes
The second annual ten mile bike event under A J Currier & Co held yesterday afternoon from Everett square via Newburyport turnpike. Sixty-seven entrants chased prizes including a time cup won by Ward A. McDuffee and first prize dress suit taken by Charles A Bodwell. Final lists name finishers with times and prize allocations across a wide field including Spence Savage Freeze Parkhurst Graves Bruce Bodwell Cook Chisholm Smith Guild Douglas Marshall Shannon Hogg Everett Parker Cockbridge Wedgel Everett German Quimby Ruggles Emerson Sawyer Dudley and many more.
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George Atkins
W. M. Ferguson
Charles Bruce
Charles A
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Fred F. Cook
Arlington
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Woburn
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Westboro
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al Kew
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Dorchester
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Chelsea
F. O. Sawyer
Moste
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Bicyclist Collides on Boston Street
On a Boston Street South Boston yesterday afternoon E L OHara collided with a fellow rider. He was thrown to the ground and sustained internal injuries.
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E. L. O'Hara
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