Two Heats Pace In 2 00 34 At North Randall Grand Circuit
On July 21 at Cleveland the last day of North Randall Grand Circuit features saw Single G dominate in free-for-all pace with 2:00 flats and 2:01 speeds in heats. Russell Boy won heat one in 2:00 1-4 and followed by a sprint to wins in heat three, with Murphy’s pacer close behind. Other winners included Castaway and Donna Clay in trot and pace events as Joan led the 2:06 trot.
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Cleveland
Russell Boy
Murphy
Directum I
Williams
Curt Gosnell
Single G
Joan
Mike McDevitt
Castaway
Contention B
Donna Clay
Charley Valentine
Worthy Ace
B. m
Donna Cale
Valentine
Lee Worthy Prince
B. H
Cox
Binville
Blk. H
Tipping
Ay Te SE
Dewy Cormord
Humfast
B F
Caroline
Rodney
Silent Brigade
Oro McKinney, Beers
Ais Crafts Og
Contention
B. G
Durfee
Sos
Anthony Carter
Jones
Medium Gazette
Herrick
Arkancello
Br. H
Edman
Young Todd
Ceessesees
Anderson Wilkes
Directum Spier
Lizzie Brown
B. m. Te Eine Ened
Guy Nella
B. m. Cfomonin
Vee
Caledonian Club to Host 63d Annual Picnic and Sports Day
The Boston Caledonian Club plans its 63rd annual picnic and field day at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury on August 5 with a wide Scots athletic program. Events include Scotch reels sword dances highland games and an open amateur marathon from the State House to Caledonian Grove and a Walter Scott special mile with top milers from the East. Mayor Curley will start the marathon and competitors include Arthur Roth Jimmy Henigan and Clif Horne plus top Dorchester runners.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
State House
Curley
Arthur Roth
Jimmy Henrigan
Clif Horne
Dorchester Club
Tom Grieve
Guilford, Hicks Reach Massachusetts Amateur Final
In rain at Wollaston, J. P. Guilford and S. T. Hicks advance to the 36 hole final of the Massachusetts Amateur Golf Championship. Guilford, Woodland, faces Hicks, Winchester, after a tight semifinal where Wright pushed Hicks to 22 holes. Wright set a record by playing 44 holes in one day in the third and semifinal rounds.
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Massachusetts
Wollaston
J. P. Guilford
New Hampshire
Woodland
S. T. Hicks
Harvard
Winchester
Country Club
Windeler
Wright
L. B. Paton
Hicks
Guilford
Champ
Scarboro
Pond
Renveresctisessesti
Soho
Hylan
J. P. Hylan
Vesper
BE. W. Daley
Oakley
C. A. Hartwell
F. J. Wright, Jr
Homestead
T. Hicks
L. J. Malone
Bridgeport Beats Lowell 6-4 in High-Scoring Tilt
Bridgeport defeated Lowell 6 to 4 in Bridgeport on July 21 in a game featuring multiple doubles and triples. Deininger homered inside the left field fence, while Flaherty was spiked sliding home and retired.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lowell
Deininger
Flaherty
Yorphy
Zeiser
Baker
Warner
Moshier
Stimpson
Kane
Kilhullen
Torphy
Blake
O'Connell
Parker
House
Pelkey
Sox Hope To Corral Tigers In Fenway Doubleheader
Boston fans gain after yesterday's downpour as a postponed game forces a second twin bill at Fenway Park. Thousands, including Wednesday’s crowd, will return to see the series finale between the champion Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Tigers
Lannin
Jungaleers
Cubs and Red Sox Set for Westward Clash and Trail
The Tigers depart early for Detroit to face the White Sox while the Red Sox head to the West after a Fenway set. Today's double header begins at 1 pm with a 5:10 pm curtailment if the second game runs long as the Jungaleers must catch a 5:52 train.
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Jungaleers
West
Fenway Battleground
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Detroit
Carrigan
Syracuse
Toronto
Cleveland Indians
Trinity Place
Gaelic football title match in New England today
The Gaelic football championship of New England will be decided at the South End Grounds this afternoon with Cork facing Tipperary in the final. Galway and Kerry also contend for the title as Wolfe Tones of South Boston and Young Irelands of Cambridge seek hurling honors. The Shamrocks of South Boston meet Redmonds of Boston in the second hurling game, with events starting at 1 p.m. and a 12 mile amateur marathon at 6 p.m.
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New England
South End
Cork
Tipperary
Galway
Kerry
Wolfe Tones
South Boston
Young Irelands
Cambridge
Shamrocks
Redmonds
Boston
Holmes Named Umpire in Central League After Frankfort Exit
Herbert Holmes, once a feared umpire batter and manager, is appointed an umpire in the Central League after his Frankfort team folded and he lost his job. Holmes previously led Frankfort in the Ohio State league before the team disbanded.
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Herbert Holmes
Holmes
Frankfort
Young Britt Triumphs In Debut At Commercial A. C.
In Boston last night at the Commercial A. C. on Green Street, Young Britt of New Bedford defeated Howard McRae of Cambridge in a 10 round feature bout. McRae weighed in at 130 pounds against Britt’s 120 3 4, breaching the match terms.
Britt Beats McRae In Tight Cambridge Lightweight Bout
Britt dominates McRae with inside punching and body blows as McRae bleeds from eye and mouth. The bout features a hurricane fourth round and a decisive early knockdown by Casey on Mack, plus Gerardi defeats Kelly and Leonard draws with O Ryan in early preliminaries.
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Britt
Whaler
McRae
Cambridge
Howard
Bill Casey
South Boston
Johnny Mack
Casey
Mack
al Gerardi
North End
Red Kelly
Charlestown
Louis Leonard
Johnny O'Ryan
Lynn Triumphs 8-3 Over Hartford in Baseball Showdown
Lynn snapped a 3-3 tie with two late runs and held Hartford scoreless after the fourth. Prysock and Orcutt led Lynn with multiple hits, while Hogan and Hogan doubled for Hartford. Lyons started for Hartford, with Gero finishing as Lynn piled up 11 hits to Hartford's eight.
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Lynn
Lyons
Wero
Jewett
Prysock
Orcutt
Carroll
Crowther
Parks
Conley
Holmes
Gord
Carlo
Gero
Simo Ab
Vin Tiare Ee
Orda
Smith
Hogan
Gleason
Daley
Porter
DeNeville
Dale
Time
Bannon
Red Sox-Chicago-Tigers Lead Burst in pennant race
The American League title chase centers on Boston Detroit and Chicago as strong hitting returns for the White Sox and Tigers renew hope. Boston glowing with Lewis Gainer and Barry, Detroit counting on Willie Mitchell, Chicago aided by Collins Felsch Fournier, all push the pace as they clash with tough rivals. The Western clubs head home for lengthy stretches while New York looms as a warning to the leaders.
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Highlanders
Indians
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Felsch
Fournier
Tigers
Willie Mitchell
Cleveland
Lewis
Gainer
Barry
Washington
Red Sox Hit Doubleheader as Tigers Rush To Train
The Red Sox face Detroit in the final doubleheader of a two game set at Fenway Park with a potential first place shift on the line. Boston holds a slight edge over Western rivals with 5 wins in 11 against both Cleveland and Chicago and 6 of 11 vs St Louis. Pitching concerns favor Boston as Dubuc starts and Jennings might preserve Coyleskie for Detroit opener tomorrow.
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Tigers
Carrigan
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Indians
Boston
Cleveland
White Sox
St. Louis
Jennings
Detroit
George Davis
Harry Coyeleskie
Dubuc
Willie Mitchell
Boland
Bill James
Shore
Leonard
Mays
Ruth
Tigers Manager Triumphs In Handball Bet Match
Hughey Jennings, manager of the Detroit Tigers, and Dr. Henry Harrison of Boston won a handball match at the YMCA yesterday. They defeated Arthur Cooper and Vitt of the Detroit team in a $100 side bet contest.
Mathewson Takes Reds Mantle with Roush Debut
Cincinnati July 21 Christy Mathewson begins his Reds tenure guiding a reshuffled lineup with Eddie Roush debuting at center and second. Roush collects three hits and a ninth inning triple that nearly wins the game as Matty reshapes the roster. Fred Toney declares he will quit baseball in October amid fan abuse.
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Cincinnati
Christy Mathewson
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Rousch
Matty
Reds
Fred Toney
Toney
Fred Mollwitz
Hal Chase
Cubs
Mollwitz
Chase
Welsh White Bout Cancelled Over Referee Dispute
In Minneapolis on July 21 negotiations failed to settle on a referee for the proposed 10 round welterweight bout between Freddie Welsh and Charley White. A 20 round title bout was suggested for Labor Day at Colorado Springs with talks to continue in Chicago tomorrow.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Freddie Welsh
Charley White
Chicago
Welsh
White
Colorado Springs
Colo
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John J. McGraw
Killifer
Rhineland
Mathewson
Neale
Emmer
Short
Wingo
Griffith
Wordy
Paul Jones & Co., Distillers
Louisville, Ky
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