Niles Defeats Larned In Longwood Tennis Thriller
Nat W. Niles defeated E P Larned in the fourth round of the Longwood singles in a long duel that stretched to a fifth set 6 4, 6 3, 7 6, 6 4. The match drew a crowded gallery andfeatured a dramatic finale after Larned led late in the final game. Clothier starred with three wins, while Larned, the national champion, watched the action, hoping to defend his title pending recovery.
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Nat W. Niles
E.P. Larned
Niles
Larned
Deuce
J. Clothier
Wiliam A. Larned
Beals Wright
Yesterday's Game in Deta KEY TO SCORE
The note explains baseball scoring codes with player numbers for positions and actions. Grounder from short to batsman retired is 6 3. F9 indicates a fly to right. Bases advance shown in squares with bh base hit sh sacrifice, K strikeout, BB walk, fe fielder's choice, E error, x balk, pb passed ball, hp hit by pitch, wp wild pitch, run.
Local Youth Baseball Seeks Saturday Games July 24
Amid cancellations, teams seek opponents for July 24 in the Boston area. Listings include Roxbury With 18 Lotus, Everett with Lawrence McCarthy, Dorchester clubs, Roxbury Eagles ages 12 14, Sims P Baseball for 17 18 year olds, and Quincy Makaria seeking fast away teams. Contact names and addresses are provided.
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Iowoeeds
Roxbury
Lotus
Roxcalls
Everett
Lawrence McCarthy
Memi
H. F. Thompson
Baldwin Avenue
Ashmonts
T. March
Tremblett Street
Dorcester
B. J. Viutora
Athletics
Dorchester
Eagles of
Roy O’connor
Congress Street
Ston
T. Sullivan
Albany Street
Sims P
Boston
A. E. Walsh
Burch Street
Cliftondale
Mass
Chariie Ganzel
Makaria
Quincy
Wileres
Charles O . Howard
Box
Boston Yacht Club Fleet Sprints Short Christmas Cove Race
Boston Yacht Club sailors finally launch a nine mile sprint from Boothbay harbor to Christmas Cove. Three classes start with Marie L. dominating Class B on corrected time and Timandra winning Class A despite extra length sailed. Several boats withdraw or reroute and a rock collision sidelines Burgess Marie.
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Christmas Cove
Boothbay Harbor
Boston Yacht Club
Pemaquid
Casey Harbor
Squirrel
Outer Heron Islands
Gobbo
Norma
Pard
Squirrel Island
Marie L
Hollis Burgess
Marie
al Kyris
H. m
George Lee
J. V. Santry
Eas Ee Ree Ae
Nutmeg
A. C. Jones
Tunipoo N
C. A. Cooley
al Kpris
A. M. Moody
Marie, Hollis Burgess
Pocahontas
F. ©. Merrill
C. Timandra
J. B. Fallin, Jr
Pappoose III
A. B. Freeman
Golden Rod
G. E. Bruce
Galeaced Iil
G. P. Moses
Shiyessa
Currell
Marietta
Alfred Johnson
Acushia II
Savage & Wetmore
Elaine, A
W. Chesterton
Pontiac
W. F. Whitney
A. Gobbo
L. P. Soule
C. H. Pratt
Pels
Boston Sportdom on Jeffries and Johnson Fight Feasibility
Readers weigh in on whether Jim Jeffries will fight Jack Johnson with reports Jeffries posting a forfeit in New York. Opinions vary from doubt to belief a match could settle the question, with many predicting Johnson would prevail and noting Jeffries’ fatigue and uncertain form.
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Jim Jeffries
Sam Berger
New York
Jack Johnson
Jeff
Johnson
Jeffries
Duffey, Walker, and Cartmell in sports chatter and bets
Rippling notes cover Duffey and Pirates. Walker and Cartmell plans clash with A. A. U. rules. Papke vs Ketchel remains a marquee matchup. Kiviar and North End Park prep. old-time athletes and schoolboy stars duel in Saint Augustine events.
Boston Athletics 24 inning lineup Sept 1 1906
The record lists Boston players by position for a 24 inning game on September 1 1906. Names mentioned include Hayden Jr in left, Parentas in left or outfield, Stahlec in outfield, Ferris at second, Hoey in left field, Grimshaw at first, Morgan at second, Carrigan catching, Criger at catcher, Harris designated, with substitutions for Carrigan. Athletics lineup shows Harizel at pitcher, Gomes at short, Davis at first, Schreck in right, Murphy at second, Powers at catcher, Coombs in left, and Schoolboy The 1915 games schedule partial text.
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Charlesbank Gymnasium
North End Park
Glasgow Celtic
Martin Bergen
J. OM
Henri Renaud
Nashua
N. H
Boston
Walker
South Africa
Deshler
Quill
Thornton, R. I
Gee Quill
Armory
Boston Athletics
Hayden Jr
Parentas
Stahlec
Ferris
Hoey
Grimshaw
Baseball Gossip and Rumors From 1910s Newspapers
The piece hints at Tom O Rourke scouting Campbell in Aberdeen Washington for the Pirates. It notes the Giants pennant hopes hinge on a rapid return of Christy Mathewson’s ailing finger. Johnny Kling may fetch fifty thousand dollars, with doubts he is worth it. Evans the Harvard pitcher is linked to the Dodgers after the season. others discuss fan ignorance and Phila Phillies’ slump. Frank Chance aims for a late August surge with a strong pitching staff.
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Tom O'Rourke
Pittsburg Pirates
Young Campbell
Aberdeen
Wash
New York Giants
C. Mathewson
C. Webb Murphy
Johnny Kling
Johnny
Young Evans
Harvard
Doves
Cy Young
Phillie
Quakers
Frank Chance
Quincy Cup Race Shrugs Off Light Breeze Stakes
In Hull Bay the final race of the season narrows the Quincy cup result to two boats the Wolf of Eastern Yacht Club and Ellen of Boston Yacht Club with three wins needed. The Wolf led from the start beating the Crooner and Sally X by a large margin while Ellen withdrew. Tomorrow the Wolf and Ellen duel for the cup with the winner holding two victories. If tomorrow’s wind is light the cup may stay with Boston Yacht Club for a season.
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Quincy
Hull Bay
Boston Yacht Club
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Beverly
Sally X
Spokane III
Wolf
Ellen
Hingham Channel
Crooner
Sally
Jeffries and Berger May Split as Contracts End
Rumors say Jeffries may end Berger with a split or halt plans to fight Johnson. The boxing contracts with the syndicate expire Saturday night and Jeffries seeks free publicity from the move. Al Kubiak is pursuing a match with the champion, with promoter Lynch offering a purse for a Reed's Lake bout.
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Jeffries
Sam Berger
Berger
Jeff
Johnson
al Kubiak
Lynch
Reed's Lake
Cambridge boys win Cambridge Field meet over Front Playground 26 to 10
Cambridge Field boys defeated Front Playground 26 to 10 in the first scheduled meet of the Cambridge Playground Association. Winners in events include Sullivan for Cambridge in the 100 yard dash high jump and broad jump, with Gormley and Haggerty also placing for Cambridge and Front respectively.
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Cambridge Playground Association
Cambridge Field
Sargent Field
Cambridge
Rindge
EH. Sullivan
Camb
R. Sullivan
A. Sheridan
EK. Sullivan
W. Gauthier
Eugene Sullivan
Gormley
F . Gauthier
Haggerty
E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Post Team Beats Journal In Close League Tilt
The Post team edged the Journal 3 to 2 at the American League grounds in a tight game marked by frequent errors. Pitcher Jack Smith earned the win for the Post while Hockman and Barry delivered solid support and Dan Driscoll impressed behind the plate.
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Post Aggregation of Stars
Journal Bunch
Jack Smith
Hockman
Barry
Dan Driscoll
Brockton edges Fall River after 13 innings in tight duel
In FALL RIVER on July 22 Brockton beat Fall River 7 to 4 after a 13 inning battle. O'Toole struck out 16, matching the season record. Messenger homered to tie the game in the seventh. Brockton scored the decisive run in the 13th as Fullerton weakened.
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Fall River
Brockton
Messenger
Fullerton
O'Toole
Henricksen
McLane
Donovan
Shannon
Hickman
Shea
Solbran
Andrews
Weaver
Homeron
Murch
Bowcock
Nichols
McDermott
Fahey
Beorer
Fall Ears
Po.a.e. H’r
Ss. i
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Devinert
Mureh
Derm't
Hickm'n
Sollran
M’gove
Ea. Cc
Andrews Ec
É 'Toole
Poe
Sytert Out to New Bedford Ball Game Slugging
Sytert out after being hit by a batted ball as Lawrence hits .209. New Bedford wins 8 runs to 4 with Murphy and O'Brien driving in runs. O'Brien doubles. Knetzer and Syfert exchange hits. Jolly and Cunningham steal bases. Foster Massey and Vinson executed key plays. Lawrence errs once.
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Sytert
Lawrence
New Bedford
Murphy
O'Brien
Knetzer
Bauman
Wilson
Crum
O’brien
Catterson
Massey
Vinson
Jolly
Cunningham
Foster
Syfert
Bellis
Balk
McLaughlin
New England
New
Barrows
Mee Carson
Adler
Ef Jolly
Keller
Fast Y Beas
O.dan
Coase
Surt
Lynn Defeats Haverhill 3 1 In Fast Fielding Game
Lynn beat Haverhill 3 to 1 in a brisk New England baseball game. Page and Daum drove in runs for Lynn, while O T oole issued four walks and Lynn left fewer runners stranded. Officials credited Buckley with the call after 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Lynn
Fire at Dover Street Cobblers Shop Sparks Roof Escape
A fire starting in Jacob Sikleman's cobbler shop at 27 Dover Street drove Mrs. Sarah Maltz and her seven children to the building roof. Dense smoke filled the structure as she protected her two week old baby, awaiting firemen. Gas stove ignition believed to be the cause.
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Jacob Sikleman
Dover Street
Sarah Maltz
Maltz
Harrisburg Girl to Wed Hub Doctor in September
The engagement of Dr. Arthur B. Emmons 2d of Harrisburg and Miss Louise Anderson Hickok of Harrisburg was announced. Miss Hickok, daughter of Mrs. W. O. Hickok Jr., is noted as a leading society figure in the Pennsylvania capital. The ceremony is planned for mid September and they will reside in Boston.
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Arthur B. Emmons
Louise Anderson Hickok
Harrisburg
Penn
Mexican student at Columbia checked into Bellevue ward
Jose Foncerando, a Mexican student at Columbia University, was taken to Bellevue and placed in the psychopathic ward today. Dr. Gregory said Foncerando believed he possessed boundless wealth and had been giving large checks to friends and acquaintances. He has been here about five years and will be detained for observation.
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New York
Jose Foncerando
Columbia University
Bellevue
Gregory
Foncerando
Hains Becomes Inventor in Sing Sing
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. serves his time with purposeful work in prison shops. His attorney Eugene Young says Hains, once sentenced for killing William E B Annis, has engaged in draughting for the iron and tin department and recently invented an appliance said to boost a New York street cleaning machine's efficiency.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William EB. Annis
Eugene Young
Young
Hains
Iron and Tin
New York City
Cars penalized in Glidden tour near Kearney Nebraska
The 200 mile run from Council Bluffs to Kearney reports two penalties In the Hower contest the Jewell runabout lost 14 10 points for spark plug trouble This car had been penalized before The Chalmers Detroit driven by Jean Bemp received 54 10 points for tightening motor bolts The Glidden contest sees two premiers two Pierce Arrows the White Marmon Maxwell and Thomas still free from penalties The Chalmers Detroit driven by William Bolger has been withdrawn from contest but continues as a non contestant A gumbo bag incident near Columbus involved one Glidden car The only car with a clean Detroit trophy score is the Simplex The next run to Julesburg Col covers 206 miles.
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Kearney
Neb
Council Bluffs
American Automobile Association
Jewell
Detroit
Chalmers-Detroit
Jean Bemp
Pierce Arrows
White
Marmon
Maxwell
Thomas
Wiliam Bolger
Columbus
Rapid Truck
Studebaker
Simplex
Julesburg
Col
Instruction for Mothers lecture series opens in Roxbury
The first of 11 lectures organized by Boston's Department of Hygiene and funded by the North American Civic League was held yesterday at Comins School Hall Tremont Street Roxbury before a large audience of mothers and children. Dr Timothy J Murphy of Roxbury spoke on Tuberculosis Among Children and the program includes topics on care of the body citizenship home and first aid to the injured with figures like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington featured.
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Department of Hygiene
Boston
Comins Schobdl Hall
Tremont Street
Roxbury
North American Civic League
Timothy J Murphy
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Brockton Day at Shoe Fair Draws Big Crowd
Brockton Day at the Shoe and Leather fair promises the season’s largest attendance with over 20 000 visitors at the Charles River Esplanade. Guests arrived by special cars after 6 pm and toured the fair, enjoyed Stewart’s Band cornet solos by Clark and Williams, and viewed Burton Witmore travelogues with illustrated songs.
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Brockton
New England
Haverhill
Charles River Esplanade
Stewart
Clark
Williams
Sousa
Burton Witmore
Assembly Hall
Witmore
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