Senators Rout Boston In a High Scoring Exhibition
Gastright debuted for Boston but was hit hard by Senators despite a lively display. Stocksdale pitched for the Senators as Stricker and O Rourke led in the field and at bat. A wild nine run eighth inning and late scoring by Farrell Sullivan and Larkin capped a marathon double header tempo.
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Gastright
Boston
Senators
Nichols
Bostons
Stocksdale
Stricker
Larkin
O’rourke
Sam Wise
McCarthy
Duffy
Farrell
Lowe
Mac
Nash
Tucker
Carroll
Sullivan
Long
Sully
Radford
James
Hoy
Wise
Joe Sullivan
Cub
Ganzel
Big Sam
Jim
Herman
PO. A. E
Uffy
Bera McCarthy
Eeeer
O’ Rr Rourke
Washington
Carrell
Me Stricker
Arrell
Laray
Rad Stocksdale
Beockslivan
Hirieker Lowe
Len
Ton
Ratrell
Double Tucker
Duffy Ganzel
Jo Og Ince Lowe
Lars N
Mei
Pittsburg Beats Louisville In One-Sided Baseball Game
Pittsburg defeated Louisville 13 to 4 in Louisville on July 24. Killen pitched superbly, holding Louisville hitless until the seventh inning. Attendance was 1,600 as Pittsburg totaled 17 hits to Louisville’s 5, with Pittsburg errors three to five. Batteries were Killen Sugden for Pittsburg and Stratton Grim Clarke for Louisville.
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Louisville
Pittsburg
Killen
Stratton
Tom Brown
Pfeffer
Bierbauer
Glasscock
Sue Usee
Killen and
Sugden
Grim and
Clarke
Colonels
Stratton, Grim and
St. Louis Beats Chicago 8 Runs in July Exhibition
St Louis defeats Chicago 8 to 2 as Breitenstein fans and fielding stifle the visitors. Hutchison struggles on the mound and Chicago errors mount. Attendance about 5,000. Hits St Louis 14, Chicago 8. Errors St Louis 2, Chicago 6.
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ST. Louis
Breitenstein
Chicago
Hutchison
Reds Fall Short Against Dover Ahead of Ninth Inning Rally
The Reds met Dover on Congress street grounds and played a tight game but failed to win. Gray shut down Dover with limited hits while Red stockings left seven baserunners at third. Only one of Dover’s seven runs was earned amid poor judging and a benching of Flanagan by umpire Long. O’Brien’s ninth inning hit sparked a late Reds rally but fell short as Dover held on.
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Reds
Dover
Congress Street
Red Stockings
Gray
New Hampshire
Flanagan
Long
Morse
O’connor
McCauley
O’brien
Guinasso
Doyle
Whitney
Johnson
Flack
O’connell
Meagher
Extraordinary batting marks in New England League game
Lewiston defeats Portland in a high scoring contest as 92 bases on hits include eleven home runs eight by Lewiston. Attendance about six hundred. Final score Lewiston 10 Portland 10. Errors Lewiston 2 Portland 8. Batteries Welch Mains Burrell Clymer Mahoney.
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Lewiston
New England
Portland
Welch
Mains
Burrell
Clymer
Mahoney
Brockton Defeats Fall River 4–0 In Tight City Series
Brockton defeats Fall River 4 to 0 with strong pitching and steady defense. Attendance 500. Brockton piling 10 base hits to Fall River's 6 while errors were 6 for Brockton and 3 for Fall River. Continuous batters eee ee and Burke contributed for Brockton.
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Fall River
Brockton
Mass
Bateeeee
Burke
Lincoln
Colonia Looks Set To Challenge In Coming Cup Trials
The Colonia, first of the quartet, has just launched at Brooklyn and received a fresh bottom paint. Designed by Bristol boat builders to be the fastest, the Herreshoff style racer is captained by Hank Haff with a capable crew. The vessel promises hard work and competitive speed as trials approach.
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Colonia
Brooklyn
Herreshoff
Rogers
Bristol Boat Builders
Hank Haff
Cottage City bicycle meet draws major regional clubs
The Cot age City bicycle gathering attracts the Press Cambridgeport Taunton Roxbury Malden Charlestown Rovers and Massachusetts clubs with many riders from New York and Hartford. Notables including Secretary Frothingham and Saunders are noted to attend as the Eagle Club plans its long stay. The programme lists tours to West Chop Lighthouse Vineyard Haven a swimming match and water polo events.
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Taunton Club
Cambridgeport
Taunton
Roxbury
Malden
Charlestown Rovers
Massachusetts
Cambridgeports
Colt Bicycle Club
Artford
New York
Boston
Frothingham
Boonah
Saunders
A. B. Cooper
Miss Keent
Mssachusetts
Murray
Bryant
Onset Bay
Cottage City
Fecitt
Cottage City Bicycle Meet Features Parade and Races
The Cottage City meet highlights a parade and multiple bicycle races with prizes for clubs and individuals. Notable figures include Miss McHer described as the beach’s handsomest girl, and participants from Roxbury and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Roxburys
Gossip on Dixon Pierce bout and boxing notes
Rob Roy reports on George Dixon and Eddie Pierce at Coney Island August 7, noting public odds and Pierce supporters claim he has declined with age and excess. Dixon trains hard while other bouts and fighters including Dempsey rumors, Flaherty, O'Brien, West, and Griffin are touched on with sparring results and retirement hints.
HORSE RACING WINS REPORTED AT SARATOGA MONMOUTH BRIGHTON
Summary of yesterday’s racing results across Saratoga Monmouth and Brighton with winners for each race. Jockey Thomas Flynn killed after Sub Rosa incident in the second race. several others injured but not seriously.
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Flynn
Thomas Flynn
Sub Rosa
Entries Listed for Tomorrows Monmouth Park Racing Card
Six race program features five and one half furlongs to mile and a half events with horses such as Sirrocco Aloha Fairy Uncle Jess Minnehaha Lustre Poor Jonathan Red Banner Riverside Frog Dance India Sir Walter Rainbow Daily America Don Alonzo St Leonardo Young Arion Rama Chateau Crossfire Roland Red Pottowattomle Little Pirate and others across selling stakes and Stevens stake with weights listed for each entrant.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
Sirrocco
Aloha
Fairy
Uncle Jess
Minnehaha
Lustre
Poor Jonathan
Mary Stone
Red Banner
Terrace
Dobbins
Hyder Abad
Declare
Melody
Beldemere
Senator Grady
Union
All
Riverside
Frog Dance
India
Stevens Stake
Sir Walter
Rainbow
Daily America
Don Alonzo
St. Leonardo
Young Arion
Rama
Chateau
Crossfire
Roland Red
Rob Roy's Selections and Brighton Names
A reader list titled Rob Roy's Selections from Monmouth and Brighton features a variety of horse names and perhaps handlers or references such as Falcy Sirrocco J mae Stone Red Banner Lastré Beldemere Hyder Abad St Leonarde Sir Walter Daily America Jama Ascot Chateauny Fremont Macintosh Mr Sass and others including Vastly garbled terms. The page reads as a rapid catalog of entries with stray punctuation and uncertain spellings.
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Falcy
Sirrocco
J. Mae Stone
Red Banner
Lastré
Beldemere
Hyder Abad
St. Leonarde
Sir Walter
Daily America
Jama
Ascot
Chateauny
Fremont
Macintosh
Mr. Sass
Saratoga
Polydora
Gladiator
Cents Patria
Jah
Ney
Lisely
One
Jugurtha
Old Pepper
Blakeley
Steeced
Rob Roy's Racing Selections Dominated Yesterday
Rob Roy's selections in yesterday's Post outperformed two combined national sources. Of seventeen races, twelve winners and five in third place. Hyhorst race results showed favorable odds with several favorites and early betting totals.
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Rob Roy
Hyhorst
Racejong
Telle
Peepee Wee
Roy
Entries List for Saratoga Tomorrow
Saratoga July 24. Entries posted for tomorrow include six furlong race with a crowded field led by Void 112 and Cora Taylor 101, and a five furlong dash featuring Panhandle 107 and Lita 101 among others. The program also lists six furlong event with Sarah Basar ace top 112 and Sister 110 in the third race.
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Saratoga
Void
Gonzales
Laray
Panhandle
Addie B
Balbriggan
Wheeler
Polydora
McCormack
Tammany Hall
Cora Taylor
Lita
Rear Guard
Annapolis
Gladiator
Chartreuse
Sains Mane
Patria
Abbess
Pocahontas
Spatch
Miss Annie
Edith
McDonald
Spree
Urlongs
Sarah Basar
Learn to Swim in Six Lessons at Miss Allen’s Gym
A lively piece extols women learning to swim in Boston. It describes Wellesley and Vassar students swimming, free city baths, and a guided first lesson at Miss Allen’s St Botolph Street gym with a diving board and tank, detailing the instructor’s method and the comic struggles of a beginner.
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Wellesley Girls
Vassarites
Boston
Wellesley
Back Bay
Fifth Avenue
Hargat Holt Cahoon
Baseball Talk at South End Grounds This Afternoon
The Senators return to the South End grounds for a double mark of games against the champions. Stivetts pitches for the Senators with Maul or Hiper chosen for Louisville. Denny for Pinckney debate lingers as both players offer strengths and weaknesses. The season dwindles with today and tomorrow slated as Washington’s final home games this year.
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Senators
South End
Washington
Stivetts
Louisvilles
Denny
Pinckney
Giants
Tomorow
Washingtons
Baltimores
Joe Mulvey
Farrell
Stricker
Wise
Rooters
Bostons
General Dixwell
Gastright
Philadelphias
Brooklyns
Reds
Congress Street Grounds
Pooresey
George Slings
Hugh Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Brockdale
Prizes Announced for Lynn Lasters Picnic Handicap Race
At Centennial Grove on August seven the Lynn Lasters plan a 1 yard profession al handicap sprint race with $100 for first, $30 for second, $15 for third and $5 for fourth. Entry fee is $1 with deadlines July 27. Contacts: Richard J. Lasters or handicapper M. J. Finn. Consolation pro race pays $5 $3 $2 and a 220 yard low hurdle offers $5 $3 $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Lasters
Centennial Grove
Richard J. E. Lasters
Lynn
M. J. Finn
Natick
The American Woinger Co Wobble on Broadway Extension
The American Woinger Co at 18 and 16 Broadway Extension faces a downturn in sales as local orders for wringers and mangies decline amid spring market shifts.
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The
American Woinger Co
Broadway
City
Hanlan Defeated By Gaudaur In Waterfront Championship
In Orillia Ontario July 24 the Hanlan Gaudaur championship boat race drew a large crowd. Gaudaur led most of the way and won by seven lengths in 1953 with Hanlan twelve seconds back. Hanlan protested to stakeholders over the course being altered.
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Orilla
Ont
Hanlan- Gaudaur
Gaudaur
Hanlan
Bowler Named Charlesbank Gym Superintendent
John Bowler has been appointed to succeed John Graham as Charlesbank Gymnasium superintendent. Graham finishes August 12 to assume athletic manager duties at the Boston Athletic Association on August 14. Bowler, a Harvard assistant to Dr. Sargent, has taught boxing and gramnanites at Newton and Waltham High Schools and will begin at Charlesbank after a brief transition period. Athletics are expected to boom with Bowler and Graham in their new roles.
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John Bowler
Charlesbank Gymnasium
John Graham
Bank
Boston Athletic Association
Bowler
Sargent
Harvard
Newton High School
Waltham High School
Dr. Sargent
Graham
Park Commissioners
Charlesbank
Athletics
Athletic Gossip Reveals Meet Changes and Rivalries
Manager John Graham says B A A meet events shift to 7 percent and 150 yard dashes to avoid signaling favorites. McLaughlin and Allison face a Worcester match race while club loyalty stirs a Mile championship dispute. Aug five five mile race at Somerville picnic. Tim McCarthy trains at Charlesbank. Worcester club plans lighted-night oval meet. 100 yard race discussed with John Donahoe and Bradley. Colonies and clubs eye joint Lowell meet on Labor Day. Dozens train at Charlesbank. Stinger seeks Dorchester lamp, entering 100 yard 440 yard broad jump and shot.
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John Graham
McLaughlin
Allison
Worcester
Mac
Wally
Somerville
Spy Pond
Tim McCarthy
Charlesbank
Worcester Athletic Club
John Donahoe
Worceser
Bradley
Worcesters
Lowell
Cambridge
Harry Hodgkins
Bannister
Phil Stingel
Billy Clark
Tommy Corley
Frank Kaveney
Billy Cogan
Trimount
Pye
England
Jerry Delaney
McGrath
Columbian Rowing Asseciation
Callaghan
Agnew
Gee Ie Gessersner
Delaney
Marston
Lake Walden
Phil Stinger
Dorchester
Oarsmen Banqueted by Charles River Club
The victorious Charles River Athletic Association barge crew was toasted at 69 Cambridge Street with a complimentary banquet hosted by the club. President Frank Hill, the crew coach, received a gold plate as a prize. About seventy-five members and guests attended the supper.
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Charles River Athletic Association
Cambridge Street
Frank Hill
Boxers linked to matches and training rules in New York
Dick O'Brien offers to fight Joe Walcott on seven days notice and will go anywhere without pay if he loses. Dominick O Malley warns against drinking during training or a match will be canceled at the Columbian club. Bob Fitzsimmons and Martin Julian have another falling out. Billy Madden plans a Saratoga show next month. Buffalo Costello and Dick Moore to meet at St Paul after defeating Billy Maher. Peter Jackson due in New York to sign articles for a match with Corbett. Warren Lewis covers $1000 posted by Gus Tuthill for a Dempsey match with Billy Smith. Joe Lewis backs Smith. Sally Smith in New York. Smith to box Sept 26 with George Dixon discussed. Mysterious Billy Smith received a letter from Moss Solomons asking if he is Solomons’ son. he replies no marks on him. Smith to pin Greggains soon at Roxbury training quarters.
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George Dixon
Eddie Pierce
Price
Coney Island
Pierce
Dixon
Billy Smith
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gus Thill
Smith
Chicago
O Brienne
Lewiston
Flaherty
Metropolitan Press
the Post
Corbett
Judge Newton
Moffitt Flaherty
South Boston
Boston
Morris
Dick O’brien
City Hall
O’brien
Tom West
Oregon
West
Maine
Sol Smith
Johnny Griffin
Johnny van Heest
Kentucky Rosebud
Rob Roy
Joe Walcott
Dominick O'Malley
Columbian Club
Bob Fitzsimmons
Martin Julian
Billy Madden
Saratoga
Buffalo
Costello
Dick Moore
Billy Maher
St. Paul
Peter Jackson
England
Warren Lewis
Gus Tuthill
Dempsey
Joe Lewis
Sally Smith
Moss Solomons
Billy
Solomons
Greggains
Est Roxbury
Columbian junior eight crew plans and updates
The Columbians form a junior eight with Doyle as stroke and Grinnell as coxswain. Bradford Boat Club supports a bane queen crew tomorrow evening. West Lynn four, after Worcester regatta success, aims for the senior race. Crescent eight likely to disband. Senior crew Quinn Heath Carney and Donovan resume training.
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Columbians
Doyle
Welch
Demody
A. Hearn
Coffey
Donovan
Bradley
Legallow
Pigeon
Grinnell
Bradford Boat Club
West Lynn
Worcester
Crescent
Quinn
Heath
Carney
Special fee meeting of N E A A A U A board
A special fee of the board of managers of the NE AAA will be held at the 2 Astriday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
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Seeeereser
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Morelock
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Lipase Ev
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Ule
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New Database
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James Dandy
Brookline Woodlands
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Massachusetts Club
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Gormally & Jeffery Co
Penton
Hawaii
Hough’s Neck
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William Bustig
Columbia
Perkins
Gary
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Roxbury’s Fantastic Cyclers
S A Isaacson &Co. Clothiers and Bicycle Outfitters
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Columbus Av
Pope Mfg. CO
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Tom Tough
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Gren
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