Senators Errors Costly In Warm Washington-Boston Tilt
In hot weather the Senators squandered chances behind Jae Jay Earle Wagner as the Washingtons and Bostons traded runs. Nichols shut down O Rourke’s lineup at key moments while Hoy’s coaching helped a late Senators rally. Sam Wise robbed the field with stops as Boston capitalized on miscues and timely hits, winning runs in multiple innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Earle Wagner
Capitol City
Bostons
Nichols
O’rourke
Hoy
Enators
Gaffney
Sam Wise
Washingtons
Lowe
Farrell
Wise
Sam
Larkin
Radford
Tucker
Carroll
Bennett
Senators
Long
Duffy
Nash
Boston
EE Tong
McCarthy
Eeewbes
Eneenere
Po. A. E
Maul
Dees Eeeeceenees
Vevvceesesee OD
Washington
S. Ns
Carrell
Ma Hoy
Sullivan
Love
Um- Stricker
Phillies and Brooklyns end split in rain affected twin bill
Philadelphia and Brooklyn split a doubleheader in Philadelphia. The first game was stopped by a shower after five innings with Brouthers hitting a home run for the Phillies. the second game reached seven innings with a hard hitting finish as the Phillies won. Attendance not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphias
Brooklyns
Brouthers
Phillies
Louisville Falls to Pittsburg on Costly Errors in Front of 1300
Louisville lost the game due to costly errors and bases on balls in front of a 1300 attendance. The score shows Pittsburg 9 to 2, with Pittsburg recording 10 hits to Louisville 12, and errors 2 for Pittsburg and 4 for Louisville. Pitchers were Killen and Sugden for Louisville and Hemming, Grim, and Clarke for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ittsburg
Pittsburg
Killen
Sugden
Hemming
Grim
Clarke
Boston Reds Beat Brocktons In Low Scoring Tilt
In Brockton on July 26 the Boston Reds outplayed the Brocktons in a pitchers duel. Attendance 400. Final score 6 to 5 with errors favoring Boston 3 to 4. Batteries were Kiley and McCauley for Boston and Ryan and Burke for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Boston Reds
Brocktons
Kiley
McCauley
Ryan
Urke
Dover Narrowly Beats Portland On Errors
Madden pitched well for Portland but costly errors allowed Dover to win as Morse held until the ninth. Attendance 600. Score Dover 2 Portland 2. Base hits Dover 8 Portland 9. Errors Dover 1 Portland 4. Batteries Morse and Donahue Madden and Mstoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Madden
Dover
Morse
Donahue
Mstoney
Sports Scores From Regional Track Meet Include Upsets
Report lists results from multiple venues with teams Binghamton Springfield Wilkes Barre Erie and Buffalo earning wins. Matchups show Kee ETC, Vere, Troy and Albany offering close competitions across cities. Final tallies indicate notable early leads and tight finishes throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Springeld
Kee
Winners On The Tracks Monmouth Park NJ Racing Card
At Monmouth Park New Jersey on July 26 winners in six races included Addie Hugh Penny Stonewell Reckon Lightfoot Nahama Lady Violet Tiny Tim Sam Lucas Pulsifer with times ranging from 1 01 2 to 1 11 4. Only two starters in one race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
N. J
Addie
Hugh Penny
Woodchopper
Stonewell
Reckon
Furtonge
Lightfoot
Nahama
Achantress
Brighton Beach Fares From July 26 Races
At Brighton Beach on July 26 the program featured six races. First race over a mile and one eighth saw Harry Alonzo win Blizzard place Baylor third with a 1 68 3 4 time. Second race five eighths of a mile Violetta won Eliza Ann second Lorinda third in 1 05 1 4. Third race three quarters of a mile Balance led Wall ace second Darkness third in 1 18. Fourth race seven eighths of a mile Blitzen topped Fidelio second Billet Doux third in 1 33 1 2. Fifth race six and one half furlongs Alcalde won Innovation second Bob Sutherland third in 1 24. Sixth race one mile and one quarter Sorrento won St John second The Duffer third in 2 20.
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Brighton Beach
L. L
Harry Alonzo
Blizzard
Baylor
Violetta
Eliza Annj
Lorinda
Balance
Wallace
Darkness
Blitzen
Fidelio
Billet Doux
Alcalde
Innovation
Bob Sutherland
Sorrento
St. John
the Duffer
Gloucester Races Skip Through Several Events
Gloucester New Jersey July 26 The program lists six races with winners and times for each four and one half to six and a half furlongs Baby wins the opening three fourths mile Grand Prix finishes second Airtight third Time 1 18 Second race six 1 3 4 Delury Lady Lister second Time 1 03 1 4 Third race four and one half furlongs Martyr first Alarm Bee second Mayor B third Time 68 3 4 Fourth race seven and one half furlongs Greenwich first Drizzle second Fernwood third Time 1 40 Fifth race four and one half furlongs Land Hunt first Hands Off second Capulin third Time 58 1 4 Sixth race six and one half furlongs Maid of Richland first Paradise second Pluto third Time 1 28 1 4
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Gloucester
N. J
Baby
Airtight
Dilton J
Delury
Lady Lister
Martyr
Alarm Bee
Mayor B
Greenwich
Drizzle
Fernwood
Land Hunt
Capulin
Maid of Richland
Paradise
Pluto
Racialand and Riverside Named In Horse Names List
Monmouth and Saratoga sections list a series of horse names and associated stables or owners. The fragment shows numerous entries including Miss Galop Ixion Roche Red Banner and others, with references to trainers or locations like Monmouth and Saratoga.
Cleveland Race Day Produces Narrow Horse Racing Wins
In a hot afternoon of racing at Cleveland the stake for three year olds saw Double Cross upset by Oriole in three heats. Jay Hawker swept the 2 21 trotters after San Pedro led the first heat while Navidad showed late speed but could not slip through. Red Hat led pacers in the 2 14 class with Henry F and Hal Dillard trading wins. Hal Dillard then captured two more heats and race slated to resume tomorrow as Alvan Swift finished strong. Day flawless and crowds large.
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Cleveland
Double Cross
Oriole
Jay Hawker
San Pedro
Navidad
Belle Cassell
Red Hat
Alvan Swift
Henry F
Hal Dillard
Paul
Pau
Cephas wins 216 trot after six heats at Syracuse
Cephas won the 216 trot at Syracuse after six slow heats, beating Burt Sheldon. J Brownie won the 2:29 trot in a field of fifteen, with Otto and Star Alcyone among the challengers. Best time was 2:24 3-4. Basdine Ilkes took the 2:19 pace easily, Sunrise second and Dick B. third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Cephas
Burt Sheldon
J. Brownie
Otto
Star Alcyone
Basdine Ilkes
Sunrise
Dick B
First race handicap at Aceland mile includes Sir Matthew
Race card lists horses and weights across several events at Aceland and nearby tracks. Notable runners include Sir Matthew 103, Lropmaster, Marigold race, Riverside, My Lady, Micmac Queen, and Miss de Galop in race one. Lifeboat and Red Banner in race two. Aurelian and Patrician in race three. Rainbow and Sport in the Baritan stake. Nox and Hammie in the sixth.
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Aceland
Sir Matthew
Ie Julien
E Lropmaster
Innocent
Ixion
Riverside
King Fish
My Lady
Miss de Galop
Lifeboat
Roche
Red Banner
Wormser
Treasure
Aurelian
Doolittle
Patrician
Busius
Tenacious
Lord Nelson
Mamie Bally
Gallatin
Yerrapin
Equation
Hush
Rainbow
Sport
Hammie
Fremont
Little Charile
Quiver
Pisa Colt
Five straight at Monmouth highlighted by Rob Roy
Rain disrupted events as Saratoga races were postponed. At Monmouth, Post selections swept the handicap with one, two, three finishes. Gloucester races drew strong crowds as Lady Violet romped to a convincing win.
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Monmouth
Rob Roy Inesterday
Saratoga
Gloucester
Violet
Marschner Challenging Kaufman For American Trick Rider Title
Gus Marschner and Kaufman, both famed trick riders, post $1000 stakes with a 21-referee panel including one chosen by the Post. Marschner proposes September in Boston for a match to decide the champion of America, with Paul H. Jacoby as manager and a wide range of wheel types allowed. Also notes theft return, club changes, and Roxbury Cycle Club splits into two groups trading barbs and forming an independent Indians club.
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Kaufman
Kaufmen
London
Sporting Life
Rochester
N. Y
Europe
England
Marschner
Gougett
Kenney
Strieubel
Herr Marschner
Paul H. Jacoby
Cycling Department
Boston
Gus Marschner
America
Arschner
Iton Poat
Cycling Guide
Philadelphia
G. Edgar Russell
Shoe City
Sandwich
F. P. Churchill
Victor
Brockton
Shoe City Wheelmen
Russell
C. H. Edson
Leutenant
Campella
Ss. Cc. W
C. Cc. Cc
Papa’ Coburn
Unions
Newton
Press
Eagles
Mt. Washingtons
R and
Old Colony Savin Hill
Dorcheste
Eynolds
Silverberg
Roxbury Cycle Club
Roxbury Bicycle Club
Ourself
Langham
H. M. Gordon
J. M. McGinley
T. L. Connolly
D. Connolly
CG. G. Percival
H. B. Cressy
T. G. Fitszgerald
Frank Dunning BE
Martyn
A. W. Jones
W. J. McIntosh
W. 8. Harper
F. Seaver
W. Knapp
P. Sebastian
J. May, Jr
Local officers elected and racing men listed at cottage city club
The document records officers elected for the club including President J. M. McGinley and Secretary Charles G. Percival along with a slate of directors. It names racing men such as George Quinn Dan Connolly and Tim Connolly and lists members from several clubs including Roxbury and Cambridgeports with many Wheelmen and supporters. The first party for Cottage City left on the 41 train with notable attendees like George Perkins and Abbot Bassett plus Mrs Cooper and Mr Hargraves representing the Massachusetts club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McGinley
BE. F. Norcross
Charles G. Percival
Frank Dunning
Harry M. Gordon
H. G. Huston
H. B. Cressy
F. W. Allen
E. Martyn
A. W. Jones
Abbot Bassett
Billy Atwell
Cooper
Hargraves
Massachusetts Club
Roxbury
Jack Fecitt
Lieutenant Ebaie
Thomas Cully
Cambridge
Edgar Bean
Alec Briand
Fred Cunningham
M. Daley
Ewey W. Doane
Wheelmen Hold Annual Meeting In Cottage City
Cottage City July 26 The annual wheelmen gathering starts tomorrow with about one hundred cyclists already arriving. Organizers work to finalize arrangements and may replace the traditional ball with a lawn party. A provisional award is present and a Lake avenue hall serves as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Pocretory Award
Lake Avenue
Reed Codman tennis match at Wentworth ends in Reed win
At the Hotel Wentworth courts Newcastle N H July 26 Reed defeats Codman 9 7 0 6 2 6 The inter scholastic Chace Budlong match begins this afternoon with referee H L Ayer. Budlong leads early then Chace wins set one 6 4 then Chace dominates set two 6 3 Wrenn tops Merriam Bruce 6 0 6 0.
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Newcastle
N. H
Wentworth Courts
Reed
Chace
Budlong
H. L. Ayer
Boston
Wrenn
Harvard
Merriam Bruce
Bruce
Talmage
C. S. Waterhouse
Burlong
S. D. Reed
George Wright
Martin
Codman
J. H. Reed
Burlingame
A. E. Foote
B. B. Cann
M. Chace
Cc. R. Budilong
C.S. Waterhouse
B. EH
B. Mitchell
D. Reed
A. Coleman
R. D. Wrenn
J F. Talmage, Jr
Waterhouse
Budiong
G. Wright
Ayer
Beals Wright
Tomorrow A
EB. Foote
Yale
Amherst
A. E. Wright
Malcolm Chace
National Amateur Oarsmen Regatta Planned on Detroit River
Leading oarsmen from the United States and Canada are expected to compete in the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta on the Detroit River August 9 and 10. The 1.5 mile straight course is set above the Belle Isle bridge along the river's western shore.
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United States
Canada
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Detroit River
Belle Isle Bridge
Detroit regatta course praised as top in America
The park course is wide enough for ten crews abreast and well protected by trees from the wind, hailed as perhaps the finest in America. With the Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta before the national meet and Northwestern Association races after, Detroit is expected to attract leading oarsmen and scullers from the United States and Canada. Entries closed, seating arrangements noted.
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America
Canadian Association of
Amaeur Rowing Association
Detroit
United States
Canada
City Hall melee over sewer hearing ends with stalled funding talks
A Somerville council meeting escalates into a clash between Mayor Hodgkins and Alderman Fitts during a joint hearing on sewer projects in West Lowell Woodbine and Centre streets. The mayor warns of seven to ten percent borrowing rates and a $35,000 shortfall, suggesting waiting for bonds. Fitts pushes ahead with plans and more fire protection, electrical department, and park work, while the board discusses adjournment dates amid financial strain.
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City Hall
Somerville
Council
West
Lowell
Woodbine
Centre Streets
Hodgkins
Fitts
Beacon and
Kent Streets
Nathan Tufts Park
Barber
Phillips
Pilgrim Takes A Spin in Marblehead Sail
Pilgrim sailed alone today after a morning squall and set her balloon jib for the first time. She beat up the bay with light south to west winds, time made despite small breeze as Jubilee had disappeared early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Lake Maranocook Meet Opens with Crowds and Races
At Lake Maranocook Maine July 26 Three thousand spectators gathered as afternoon events began at 2 pm. Cumberland Rowing Association crews from Portland competed in a one mile and a quarter race. crew No 2 edged ahead at the half and won by six lengths in 13 minutes. A novelty race with a lady captain saw six crews. won by T Murray and Pat Sool led by Miss Malone of Bangor. Vaughn of Boswith won the professional 100 yards heats with Donovan of Lewiston second in 11 1 2s. The amateur 80-yard dash went to Montgomery of Bath with McGuire of Bangor second in 10 3 4s. Other events included three-leggend, high jump, long jump, and broad jump with various placings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Maranocook
Cumberland Rowing Association of
Portland
J. S. Harrington
Mike Harrington
Steven McCarthy
J. T. McCersay
T. H. McCarthy
J. H. Clary
PB. A. Foley
W. §. Merrill
T. Murray
Pat Sool
Miss Malone
Bangor
T. McCarty
Fuld
Miss Rogan
Vaughn
Boswith
Donovan
Lewiston
Ateur
Montgomery
Bath
McGuire
McCanns
Vauga
A .Hayes
Jeep
Hayes
J. i Iting
Hoodlums Pushed Back by Post Crusade Police Action
The Post crusade has driven hoodlums from many city areas and spurred police vigilance. While assaults persist in isolated cases, overall streets feel quieter. Reports cite fewer crowds on Causeway and Franklin streets, with arrests increasing and activity shifting to earlier hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Pleasant
Causeway Street
Lowell Road
Tho Rings
Franklin
Federal
Congress
The
Haymarket Square
Sudbury Street
West End
Howard Street
Pitts Street
Division 8
John Casey
North Russell Street
Woman's Mission
Frank D. Mark
Pitts Place
Mde
New Club House Planned for Lynn Alameda Athletic Club
Lynn July 26 A first class athletic club house is to be built under the Lynn Cycle Company. The Alameda will occupy floors two to five with parlor smoking billiard rooms bath gymnasium and elevated running track. The 500 member club aims to be among New England’s finest.
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Lynn
Lynn Cycle Company
Lynn Cycle Co
Central Avenue
Fice
The
Alameda
New England
Marlboro Board of Trade Disbands After Silent Meeting
The Marlboro Board of Trade dissolved after a sparse turnout of about a dozen members. Efforts to attract new industries failed, Germania Electric Company did not aid the city, and shoe trade hardship eased no gloom. Members, following Sheriff Morse's advice, left in silence to mark the end of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Board of Trade
Germania Electric Company
Cc. F. Morse
Explosion injures James McDonald at Lovell Arms Co
James McDonald was badly burned on the face and head by a cartridge explosion while filling ammunition at the Lovell Arms Company in Adams Square. The blast shattered a glass pane and an alarm was raised from Box 18. He is 23, from Beachmont, and is hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Lovell Arms Company
Adams Square
McDonal
Beachmont
Massachusetts General Hospital
Newburyport Man Seeks State Treasurer Post
July announces in Newburyport that KE P Shaw declares candidacy for state treasurer, aiming to succeed Mr Merden in the office. The filing signals Shaw’s bid to enter the Legislature via the statewide post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Nator KE. P. Shaw
Mr. Merden
American Wringer and Broadway extension overview
Fragmentary notice lists wringers and carpet sweepers by various manufacturers. Mentions 28 and 15 manufacturers and references to opal and avian items, with unclear details about wringers and wingers by mati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aivans
Nabobs Nabobbed at Newport Social Circuit
The Rajah and his suite, in Newport, mingle with high society at Baroness Sellieres’ reception and McAllister dinner. A playful royal encounter with a princess and a kidnapped heroine are recounted amid drizzly social visits, as plans move toward Boston and a Vendome stay. Amy Robsart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward McAlister
Vanderbilts
Newport
Boston
Vendome
Amy Robsart
Brokers Go Under In New York Collapse
In New York on July 26 the failure of H. I. Nicholas & Co. was announced after hours. The stock exchange firm included H. I. Nicholas, John D. Nicholas, Walter C. Taylor, and Marcus Mayer, and was regarded as prominent. J. B. Dumont, member since 1879, announced his suspension this afternoon.
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New York
H. I. Nicholas & Co
New York Stock Exchange
H. I. Nicholas
John D. Nicholas
Walter C. Taylor
Marcus Mayer
Stock Exchange
J. B. Dumont
The
Cordis mills to close four weeks for lack of orders
Worcester reports Cordis mills in Millbury will shut Friday for four weeks due to no orders. Owned by Otis Company of Boston, same owners as mills in Warren, Thorndike, Bondville, Palmer, Three Rivers and Ware. Also eel mill in Bramanville reducing output as Nowles Loom Works in Worcester suspends for ten days after shutting today.
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Worcester
Cordis
Millbury
Warren
Thorndike
Bondville
Palmer
Three Rivers
Ware
Otis Compan
Boston
Bramanville
Nowles
Banks Open Calmly in Louisville After Turbulent Day
Louisville banks opened at 9 o clock and conducted business as usual with no run on deposits. Depositors drew out funds but all banks remained solvent, and observers say stability will continue if public confidence holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Confidence Returns as Banks in Indianapolis Resume Normalcy
Indianapolis see no bank runs as confidence returns to the city banks. Bank Examiner Young arrived and took possession of the Indianapolis National Bank under federal instruction. John W. Ray of the Bank of Commerce says the bank will not assign and plans to resume business, with others aiding as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Young
Indianapolis National Bank
Freence
Washington
Ohn W. Ray
Bank of Commerce
Murphy Bolanz Land & Loan Firm Goes Under
Dallas July 26 The long established Murphy and Bolant land loan and collection agency made a general assignment yesterday. No asset or liability schedule yet filed but with vast business the probable liabilities may reach 500000 and assets similarly. The firm of John P Murphy and Charles I Bolanz incorporated Saturday as Murphy Bolanz Land and Loan Company and intend to continue in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Murphy & Bolant
John P. Murphy
Charles I. Bolanz
Murphy-Bolanz Land & Loan Company
Philadelphia Banks Respond To New York Circular
Philadelphia press critiques a National Park Bank of New York circular halting remittance acceptances from Philadelphia deposits. It contends the move is unjust and notes Philadelphia banks remain strong with a surplus reserve of 30.39 percent while interbank balances show New York owed Philadelphia about $9 million and Philadelphia banks owed New York $6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Park Bank of New York
New York
Philadelhia
Panic ends in Milwaukee banking panic subsides
Milwaukee July 26. The city’s banking panic is over with no bank run today. Crowds that surrounded banks have dispersed and business at paying tellers resumes normally. Bank officials prepare statements, but none will be complete for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Taylor leads in Indiana L A W finals at Fort Wayne
Taylor of Waltham dominates the one mile open and half mile open events amid a strong headwind at the Indiana division finals in Fort Wayne. George C. Smith wins the quarter mile open final heat. Marmon and Miner place in the state championship. About three thousand spectators observe the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
George F. Taylor
Waltham
Chicago
George Smith
New York
Smith
Roy Keator
Cucere
Geo C. Smith
W. C. Marmon
E. V. Miner
C. Knisely
John Clark
E. C. Johnson
O. P. Barnhardt
J. W. Clark
H. Banker
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Reds
Spiders
Colonels
Anson
Louis
York
Eeeure
Wan Gy
Jae
Brook
Brooklyn
Vickery and Clements
Haddock
Kinslow
Carsey and Clements
Kennedy
COLTS
ST Louis
St. Louis
Cago
Gleason
Breitenstein
Gunson
Mauck
Schriver
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Clevelands
King
Murphy
Cuppy
O’connor
Wapo
New Yorks
Baltimores
Mullane
Connor
Snyder
McGraw
Taylor
Rors
German
Wilson
Muliane and Clark
Fall River
Esses Lespess Dle
Cceccccteess
Doe
Brighton
Grand Circuit
Rob Roy
Raceland
Julien
Miss Galop
Terrapin
Comanche
Ajax
New
Miss Lilly
Pansycott
Anthem
Charade
Sarah Ramey
Hacine
Philora
Airplant
Sykeston
Rico
Balbriggan
Major Joe
My Fellow
Pat Oakley
Futurity
California
Brookes
Wentworth Tennis
Pilgrim
Sports IN
Maine
Marlboro Board OF Trade
Therincess
Fairyland
Texas Land Firm
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