Red Sox Chalk Up Another Victory Six Straight for Team Tyro
Hollis Burgess sloop Tyro led the Boston Yacht Club fleet on the Bucks Harbor to Camden cruise, finishing 36 seconds ahead of Saracen at Negro Island entrance to Camden harbor. Saracen posted the fastest 18 mile port to port elapsed time, starting five minutes behind Tyro. About 35 yachts joined the final port, with a mix of power and sailing craft remaining off West Penobscot Bay.
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Camden
Hollis Burgess
Tyro
Boston Yacht Club
Bucks Harbor
Negro Island
Camden Harbor
Quimet and Chick Reach State Golf Final at Woodland Club
Francis Ouimet the current State amateur champion and holder of the national title faces W C Chick a former Harvard star for the 1915 state golf final at the Woodland course Ouimet defeated P W Whittemore and Parker Shofield to reach the final Chick beat clubmate R Hornblower in the morning and S K Sterne in the afternoon to advance Local clubs Country Club Brae Burn and Tatnuck are represented with Massachusetts team ties.
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Francis Ouimet
W. C. Chick
Harvard
Brae Burn
Massachusetts
Woodland
Ouimet
P. W. Whittemore
Parker Schofield
Albemarle
R. R.gorton
S. K. Sterne
Tatnuck
B. S. Evans
Belmont
W. ©. Chick
Brae-Burn
R. Hornblower
P. Schofield
R. R. Gorton
Country
Chick
Sterne
Ouchmet
Schofield
Boston Yacht Club guests Camden for dinner and race start
This afternoon colors saw the fleet disband with a dinner and dance at Camden Yacht Club for Boston members. Tomorrow the Camden to Marblehead ocean race begins off Negro Island, finishing near the Boston Yacht Club station in Marblehead as Tyro leads in class B and Saracen closes the gap in a light fickle breeze.
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Colors
Boston Yacht Club
Camden Yacht Club
Camden
Marblehead
Negro Island
My Gypsy
Condon’s Point
Tyro
Condon's Point
Thorana
Penobscot Bay
Detroit Tops Washington 2-1 on Coveleskie gem
Detroits pitching ace Coveleskie hurled a three hit gem as the Tigers edged the Washington Senators 2 to 1. Wild throws by Washington aided Detroits two run rally tying the game before the winner.
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Coveleskie
Senators
Victors
Washington
Detroit
Gallia
Ayers
Bride
Neff
Stanage
Foster
Moeller
A. E. Witt
Seewerere
Weing
Oster
Ererene Ian
Shanks
S “Gandil
Saee Henry
Aee McBride
Aeeaes Williams
See Ayers
Johnson
Cee
Cobb
Henry
Nallin
Dineen
Chicago Beats Baltimore 4 1 In Federal League Tilt
Chicago pounded Suggs to win 4 to 1 over Baltimore as Prendergast held the visitors to three hits. Conley Leclaire and Jacklitsch worked for Chicago while Prendergast and Clemons finished for Baltimore.
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Chicago
Prendergast
Suggs
Baltimore
Conley
Leclaire
Jacklitsch
Clemons
Pittsburg Edges Newark 3-1 in Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg defeated Newark 3 to 1 as Laporte miscue led to two Pittsburg runs. Berghammer drew a base on balls, stole second, and Wickland drove him home for the third. Newark scored on Scheer's triple and a fielder's choice. Batteries Kasserling Moran Raridan versus Knetzer Berry.
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Pittsburg
Newark Federals
Laporte
Berghammer
Wickland
Scheer
Newark
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 6 4 On Timely Hitting
Brooklyn defeated St Louis 6 to 4 as Crandall allowed 10 hits in eight innings and Watson held the visitors hitless in relief. A seventh inning homer by Magee followed Simon on first, giving Brooklyn the lead.
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Brooklyn
Crandall
Watson
Simon
Magee
R. H. E. Brooklyn
St. Louid
Marion
Watson and Flartley
Buffalo beats Kansas City 7 to 5 in Federal league
Buffalo defeated Kansas City 7 to 5 aided by four home runs. Kansas City rallied late but could not overcome Buffalos early lead. Batteries Schultz Bedient Allen and Johnson Henning Brown.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
Chicago
Baltimore
Schultz
Bedient
Allen
Johnson
Henning
Brown
Ouimet Favored as Woodlands Semis Highlight Hot Golf Day
Ouimet dominated yesterday at Woodlands in the semi finals, nearly holing out on multiple holes and solidly defeating Parker Schofield who had a rare chance to halve a hole. In the other semi Sterne and Chick traded blows with Chick advancing after a tight battle and Sterne making splashes with long drives and tough recovery shots.
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Ouimet
Chick
Sterne
Woodland
R. R. Gorton
Brae Burn
Schofield
Hote
Santa Claus
Sterne and Chick Split Aerial Golf Clash In Narrow Finish
In a tense match Chick edged Sterne 2-1 after Sterne’s comeback efforts and late adjustments. Sterne drove recovery from tough lies but Chick’s consistency and a precise final 20 foot putt sealed the victory as the afternoon cards and summaries listed the results from multiple rounds.
L Street Mermaids Swim to Boston Light Race Set
The L Street Mermaids Club hosts a Charlestown bridge to Boston Light race at 8 30 tomorrow morning with male entrants from Brookline to Worcester M C A and Y M H A East Boston. Women, led by Cecelia Friedburg, will join the swim an hour before start. prizes go to the top three men and all finishers receive club medals.
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New England
L Street
Charlestown Bridge
Boston Light
George R. Meehan
Brookline S. C
Henry Miron
Walter Dunn
L Street S. C
Charles Toth
John Hurwitz
IL Street S. C
L Street Swimming Club
Shriners Attend Red Sox-Detroit Game With Reserved Seats
Aleppo Temple Shriners accept President Joe Lannin's invitation to the Red Sox Detroit game on August 2 with sections reserved for the order and a 2 15 band concert. Many Shriners are regular Fenway Park attendees, while some have never seen an American League game.
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Aleppo
Mystic Shriners
Joe Lannin
Shriners
Fenway Park
Grand Circuit records fall at North Randall meet
Sea son pacing records tumbled as Napoleon Direct driven by Pop Goers posted 2:02 3-4 in heat one and 2:03 in heat two to set a season pace and two heat mark. Margaret Druien under Walter Cox captured a season trotting record with 2:04 1-4 first mile and 2:05 second heat to claim fastest two heat race of the circuit.
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Cleveland
North Randall
Pop Goers
Napoleon Direct
Margaret Druien
Walter Cox
Hockey Scores Show Tight Early Season Play
Richmond tops Jersey City 5 3 and Buffalo defeats Rochester 5 4 in a set of early matches. Montreal edges Toronto 5 4 while Providence beats Harrisburg 4 3.
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Richmond
Jersey City
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Providence
Harrisburg
Unfinished Scores and Oddities From City Games
Reported scores show Indianapolis 7 Columbus 0 Minneapolis 19 Milwaukee unknown Cleveland 8 Louisville 6 Kansas City 6 St Paul and related results incomplete leaving several team tallies undetermined.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Quigley Clears Evers Mix Up With Tener OK
National League president John K Tener visited Boston to discuss the Quigley Evers incident with Evers Bresnahan and Gaffney. He declined to comment on action and left for Salisbury Beach saying the matter appears dropped. Quigley Zimmermann and other umpires faced scrutiny from Boston club owners as talks continued.
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John K. Tener
Boston
Cubs
Evers
Quigley
Bresnahan
Gaffney
Braves
Salisbury Beach
Heinie Zimmerman
Tener
National League
Bresnahan suffers broken toe in Cubs game
Manager Roger Bresnahan of the Cubs sustained a broken left big toe after a foul tip in the eighth inning and will be out for several weeks. He will likely travel to Chicago with teammates Hargraves and Phelan, who are ill with tonsillitis.
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Roger Bresnahan
Cubs
Bresnahan
Chicago
Hargraves
Phelan
Braves drop pitcher Schroeder after Boston tryout
Pitcher Schroeder, a rookie who came from San Francisco for a Braves tryout, was released by Gaston clay management. He arrived Tuesday, failed to impress, and was sent back to the Coast yesterday afternoon.
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Schroeder
San Francisco
Boston
Braves
Gaston Clay
Unclear game results mix across cities
A list shows scores for multiple games or events with teams or cities Memphis Atlanta Little Rock Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville Birmingham. The entries lack dates opponents or context for a single story.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Red Sox Triumph Over Browns 8 3 In Boston Battle
Boston gains an 8 3 win as Grover Loudermilk falters early and Ray Collins steadies the mound. Jimmy Austin leads Brown bats with a three bagger, while Speaker Hoblitzell Wagner and Carrigan drive runs as Boston overcomes Leonard Gregg and Leverenz pitching to secure a decisive victory. The crowd includes Ban Johnson observing from the stands.
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Branch Rickey
Grover Loudermilk
Boston
Rickey
Sox
Walter Leverens
Carrigan
Dutch Leonard
Vean Gregg
Ray Collins
Leonard
Ston
Gregg
Collins
Jimmy Austin
Browns
Ray
Red Sox
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Hoblitzell
Speaker
Lewis
Gainer
Ban Johnson
Chicago
Rowland
White Sox
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Mayer
Hooper
Walsh
Ruel
Loudermilk
Shotton
Austin
Pratt
Scott
Walker
Lavan
Texas
Leverenz
Gardner
St. Louis
Brown
Levernz
Shotten
Howard
Lowdermilk
Colling
Connolly
Wallace
Verenee
Seeeee
F Hoblitzel
Ae Gainer
Ib Eee
Te Eeewere
Cady
Eernee Gregg
P Pe
St, Louis
Oo Pratt
Ruer
Enews
Severeld
Teen
Agnew
Boston Saesses Cest
White Sox Edge Yankees in 9th For 1-3 Loss
Two-base hits by Felsch Mayer and Hartzell highlight scoring. High and Collins steal for New York, Warhop allows five hits in seven, Cicotte strikes out 11 as White Sox fall short 8 to 3 in Brooklyn.
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Bauman
Warhop
Cricebo
New York
Felsch
Hartzell
J. Collings
Chicago
J. Collins
Weaver
Blackburne
Pipp
High
Leibold
Cicotte
Donovan
O’ Loughlin
Hildebrand
Sweeney
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Seibold
Fournier
Murphy
Eddie Collings
Eddie Cicotte
Peckinpaugh
Chiccago
AB. R
aLeibold
Cook
Maisel
Barney
Batman
el Boone
C Seeseee
cHartzell
Indians Tie With Athletics in 11 to 3 Loss
Cleveland builds 2 0 4 1 0 8 1 0 0 to 3 0 0 across nine innings as Farned runs for Cleveland, Smith Lajoie Strunk lead with two base hits each. Pepper and Bressler split six innings each, Mitchell fans three.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Smith
Lajoie
Strunk
Chapman
O'Neill
Eschen
Southworth
Barbare
Wambsganss
Lapp
Healey
MeInnis
Kopf
Lafole
Bressler
Mitchell
Kirke
Chill and
Evans
Mitchel
E. Southworth
Oo Eschen
Ween Ene Smith
Mitchell P Eevee
Malone
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