Noddle Island Defeats East Boston Team 6 to 5
In Oak Island Park South Boston’s famed squad lost to Noddle Island’s amateurs 6 to 5 in a late afternoon East Boston Catholic Association game. McEnnamey starred for East Boston with a key double play. About 1500 parishioners attended the picnic day doubleheader including races and youth contests.
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Noddle Island
East Boston Catholic Association
Sacred Heart Parish
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McEnnamey
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Wise
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Curran
Clancy
Houghton
O'Reilly
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Powers
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Locust Street Grounds
Picanic
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J. O’brien
W. Patton
George O’brien
F. Mack
W. Fallon
John Manning
James Walsh
George Paine
John Mack
Marion Push Club
MacCann
Lyons
Lawless
O'Brien
Josephine Gardner
Gertrude Walsh
Emerson
Sacred Hearts
Hart
Sadler
Emersons
Hoey and Coleman
International Chess Tourney Resumes With Key Results
In Hanover the international chess tournament resumed with pairings including Janowski vs Tschigorin and Napier vs Cohn. By adjournment three games finished Swiderski beat Wolf Gunsberg and Mason drew Olland and Mieses split, Olland dropping his first half point.
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Hanover
Janowski
Tschigorin
Bardeleben
Gottschalk
Napier
Cohn
Atkins
Levin
Gunsberg
Mason
Wolf
Swiderski
Marshall
Popiel
Olland
Mieses
Pillsbury
Suechting
Berdeleben
Y Gottschalk
Inanowski
Eeres
Swinderski
Carter Knocks Out Handler in Second Round Bout
Kid Carter of Brooklyn stopped Jimmy Handler of Newark in the second round of what was billed as a 20 round bout at the International Athletic Club of Fort Erie, held in Buffalo, New York.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Jimmy Handler
Newark
International Athletic Club of
Fort Erie
Not a fake race in Boston says trainer Brown
Edward J. Brown of Boston defends Frank Greer against claims the upcoming race with Maguire is fixed. Brown, Greer’s manager and a Jefferies Point Rowing Association member, denies motives from an East Boston rival tied to Greer’s past refusal to fake a race in New York. He notes a clause related to training time and confirms Greer’s strong condition as the Bath regatta nears.
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the Post
Edward J. Brown
Bist Boston
Frank Greer
Maguire
Brown
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Greer
Boston
New York
Bath
Rain Delays Opening Grand Circuit Trotting Meet
Columbus Ohio July 2 opening day of the grand circuit featured warm weather until a heavy storm drenched the track postponing the 2:09 pace. Directum Spier led from start to finish in both heats of the 2:30 trot with a record drop. Wedgewood and Daphne Dallas troubled the pace in the early heats while Miss Teach captured the 2:18 pace.
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Columbus
Directum Spier
Henry Schmulbach
Darwin
Fred S. Wedgewood
Captain Sphinx
Dan R
Daphne Dallas
Wedgewood
Chelsea pace followers matched for 2 mile race at Revere
Hugh Maclean and James Moran, Chelsea pace followers, have been matched to race 2 miles at Revere on Saturday evening. They have a winner take all bet, with no purse division, and plan to travel from Providence Worcester and Springfield to reach the beach track by tomorrow morning.
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Chelsea
Hugh Maclean
James Moran
Revere
Maclean
Providence
Harry Elkes
Moran
Worcester
Springfield
Dover Dodgers Triumph In Wild Inning Errors
Towne started for Dover and misplays let Nashua score through a wild throw and an aiding error, producing three unearned runs. Joyce and Broderick contributed solid defense as Dover edged ahead 8-1 in the early frames and held on for an 8-3 win with timely hits from Joyce and Broderick and two stolen bases by Wilder.
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Dover
N. H
Towne
Nashua
Joyce
Broderick
Hafford
Wilder
Miran
Coveney
Jordan
Mtran
Milan
Bradley
Haverhill Rout Concord In Easy Baseball Victory
Haverhill defeated Concord 11 to 2 as McGinley pitched well and Hartman struggled with 15 hits allowed. Spooner starred with two base hits and a home run, Pulsifer dueled in the field with a double play born from an odd first inning play, and Bighble along with Kilroy stole bases amid a lively afternoon at the park.
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Haverhill
Concord
Hartman
Suport
McGinley
Spooner
Mner
Pulsifer
Ooot de Wes Haverhill
Richardson
MccAuliffe
Thornhill
Kilroy
Bighble
Murphy
Barney
Umptire
Beville
Lowell Defeats Fall River In Baseball Tilt
Lowell wins from Fall River behind Cross who held for most of the game. Cross allowed four unearned runs in the fourth inning as Lowell scored in all three late frames. Bressler Rollins and Ball posted three base hits. De Roehn Kelley and Blackman stole bases. attendance about 600.
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Fall River
Lowell
Cross
Connors
Derwin
Bressler
Rollins
Ball
Blackman
de Roehn
Kelley
Connelley
Balla
Ort Gross
Meagher
Gilroy
Wade
Hassett
Lawrence Split Twinbill With Manchester In Darkened Game
Lawrence won the opener 6 to 4 over Manchester in a hard fought game. In the second, play halted after six innings when darkness stopped further action with Lawrence leading 3 to 3. Umpire Connor presided over both games. Key contributors: Volz and Klobedanz pitched. Murphy Swander Murray and Cameron starred for Lawrence. for Manchester Conroy Hart and Clark highlighted offense. Attendance about 1000.
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Lawrence
Manchester
Connor
Volz
Tony
Klobedanz
Morrissey
Smith
Kwau
Demontreville
Murphy
Start
O'Brien
Cameron
Swander
Murray
Manphaatan
Grant
Wiley
Clark
Cote
Long
Nevers
Volg
Pondo
C. Clark
Conroy
Hart
Timeth
Rochester Rochesters Triumph and Buffalo Worcester Result
Unclear competition results show Rochester Rochester defeating Providence 4 to 1 and Buffalo Worcester defeating Buffalo 8 to 2. A separate match Toronto Toronto 4 over Newark 3 is listed with similar scoring.
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Buffalo
E. Ee
HGS
Toronto
Steeee
Worcester
Ewe Au
Providence
Jersey City
Rochester
Seer
Montreal Ee
Newark
Baseball day features at Huntington and South End
Chicago at the South End and Detroit at Huntington Avenue headlined a ladies day while the Collins team sits in second place. Yeager suffers a painful hand injury but receives quick relief from a grandstand doctor.
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Chicago
Detroit
Huntington Avenue
Collins
Yeeger
Yeager
Sparks
Hughes
Willis
Wittinger
Malachi Kittredge
Charlie
Pittinger
Nationals
Matthew Killilea
Boston
Kitlleas
H. L
Frank Selee
Pobby
Lowe
Chicago “Colts
South End
O'Hagen
Kahoe
Boston Americans
Freeman
Stahl
Parent
Elberfeld
Sheridan
Buck
Roxbury
Yellows Street
Belmonts
Bromchers
St. Philip's Parish
Rob Roy Questions If Fight Was a Fake in Jeffries Fitzsimmons
A letter from East Boston questions Rob Roy about the Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout and argues the scam theory lacks proof. The writer doubts an inside deal and suggests a possible prearranged financial motive tied to show and picture profits.
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Rob Roy
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Post
Fitzsimmons
Thomas W
Naughton
Australia
United States
Peter Jackson
Frisco
Fitz
Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Robert
Vokes
Russell Sage
Bob
B. H. Benton
Corbett Chosen Referee For New London Fight
Sam Harris for Terry McGovern and Young Corbett arrange a July conference. James J. Corbett is named referee for the August 29 featherweight bout in New London after he rejects Tim Hurst and selects Dick Roche George Considine or Charley White as acceptable assistants.
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New York
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Boxing Row Roils Boston As Lenox Club Fights Delay
In a salon column, B. H. Benton reports tensions around Boston boxing circles. The Lenox club delays meetings due to a property dispute with Elevated Railroad Company after initial lease approval and a pending lawsuit. Other notes cover Champion Kelly’s reaction to a picture fee demand, Sandy Ferguson’s escapades, a Dracut police arrest, and a criticized Goodman fight setup in St Louis.
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the Post
Joe Woodman
New Quarters
Boston
Bill Naughton
Woodman
Elevated Railroad Company
Lenox Club
Emergency Kelly
Kelly
Pive-Penty Savings Bank
Champion Kelly
Sandy Ferguson
England
Chelsea
Howard Street
Racut
Armstrong
Bob
Bowdoin Square
Dracut
Sandy
Bobby
Goodman
St. Louis
North End
Goadman
Timmy Handler
St. Louts
Jim Corbett
B. H. Benton
Tennis at Winthrop opens three day tournament
At Shirley House grounds a three day tennis tournament starts with prizes for singles and doubles. In the preliminaries Charles Todd defeats Alfred Gregory 6 0 6 0, while Mason beats Crane 6 8 6 2. Several players default and others advance as managers Summer and Mason preside with referee Allen.
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A. T. Summer
Dr. Mason
D. J. Allen
Picnic of Union 6064 Sanitary and Street Divisions
The Sanitary and Street Divisions Union 6064 A F L holds a picnic today at Centennial Grove Essex. Trains depart North Station at 9:00 a.m. and 12:10 p.m. Over 34 600 tickets have been sold. A fine programme of sports has been arranged.
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Sanitary and Street Divisions
Union 6064
A. F. of L
Centennial Grove
Essex
Detroit at Boston and other NBA matchups
A set of scheduled games lists Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Baltimore with Chicago at Washington and St. Louis at Philadelphia, detailing matchups without results. Multiple city teams appear, indicating a packed schedule across leagues and venues.
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Boston
Battimore
ST. Louis
Setae
Hiwadel Lphia Ae
Washington
Fener Es
Il Chicago
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Rout Detroit at Hunting ton Avenue in One-Sided Victory
Young pitched brilliantly as Boston offense exploded with 12 hits including Lachance homer and Ferris triple. Collins injured Yeager in eighth. Mullen came in. Detroit never scored after fourth inning. Elberfeld and Barrett stood out for Detroit while Lachance Ferris and Parent fueled Boston attack. Boston extends win streak to eight. fans upset Sheridan on close fourth inning call.
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Young
Boston
Detroit
Huuntington Avenue
Yeager
Lachance
Ferris
Collins
Mullen
Parent
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Criger
Stahl
Elberfeld
Barrett
Harley
Dougherty
Casey
Beck
McAllister
Beck Dougherty
Gleason
Freeman
A.B. R
Ounee
Ft. Lachannee
Ib Serene Ene
Eee
Eeeneeee
Ee Young
P.O
Harivy
Biberfelds
Eeee Barrett
YO Beck
Buelow
Boston O
Young Zarrett
Swamp Root Advertisement Urges Kidney Health for All
An advertorial urges both women and men to treat kidney and bladder trouble with Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer. The copy claims widespread kidney disease, notes symptoms like frequent urination and bed wetting, and promotes sample bottles and pamphlets from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Swamp-Root
Anderson Hartsel Homer Sends St. Louis Past Philadelphia
Harris Hastings pitches as St. Louis beats Philadelphia 8 to 4. Burkett Anderson Padden M Cross have two base hits. Hartsel, Anderson and Davis hit home runs. Hemphill and Wallace steal twice each. Powell, Wilson, and Hastings walk batters. final score 8 4. Time 2:55. Umpire O Laughlin.
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Hastings
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Burkett
Anderson
Padden
M. Cross
Hartsel
Davis
Hemphill
Wallace
McCormick
Kahoe
Murphy
Balis
Powell
Wilson
O' Laughlin
Philadelphians
Pultz
H'phill
And'son
le L.cross
Seybold
Crosa
Schreck
Powers
Cros
Mitchell
Washington bowls through Callahan’s benders in clash
Washington overwhelmed Callahan’s benders today in a high tempo showdown as the king’s team asserted control with sharp serves and tough defense.
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Washington
Callahan
Baltimy Player Robinson Signs With Mellor Basemi Lior
Baltimore sports note reports Robinson of Baltimy signs with Mellor Basemi Lior and will participate in upcoming game events referencing Whitis team later.
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Baltimore
Robinson
Baltimy
Basemi Lor
Whitis
Mellor
Canadian win in Kinon Cup re shoot at Bisley
Canadian rifle team wins the Kinon Cup re shoot at Bisley with 1975 points. England scores 1240 and Scotland riflemen tally additional points in the event at the National Rifle Federation meeting.
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London
Bisley
Scotland
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