Pittsburg and Philadelphia Aces Clash In Narrow Defeat
In a baseball matchup Pittsburgh edges Philadelphia 2 to 1 with Warned runs. Donovan and Lajoie recorded two base hits, McCreery and McCarthy stole bases, Padden Ely and O'Brien turned double plays, Omfloffer walked twice, Fifield walked twice, Hoffer struck out three times, Fifield four, time 1 hour 35 minutes, umpires Swartwood and Warner.
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Lauder
Rome
Pitteburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Donovan
Lajoie
McCreery
McCarthy
Padden
Ely
O'Brien
Floffer
Fifield
Hoffer
Swartwood
Warner
Chicago
A. BE
B. Po.everett
Lange
Dahien
Eedbwigt Ou
Eeses Gettmen
J. Wrigley
G. S
Washington
Dahlen
Anderson
Cagnnor
Callahan
Gettman
Dahen
Connor
Everett
Dineen
Snyder
Connolly
New York
R. B
van Haltren
Tiernan
Joyce
G. Davis
Gleason
Doyle
R. F
Seymour
Ritchey
Seeese Clingman
Kittredge
Altrock
Magee
Louisville
Cincinnati
Derter
Wagner
Wine AB R
Clarke
Gray
Hartman
Grady
H. Davis
Davis
Hartman Smith
Wabinktichnesea Oe
Ees
Brooklyn
McPhee
Corcoran
Ryan
Lachance
Smith
Beckley
Griffin
Shindle
Batuuman
Damman
Emsilie and
Huat
Cleveland
See Cuppy
Demontreville
Holmes
Baltimore
Harkett
McKean
Wallace
Cy Hughes
McJames
Dinger
Megan Powell
Childs
Powell
Hughes
Ames
Cuppy
Ch and Andrews
Orphans Triumph In Clever Game At Chicago
Callahan pitched a clever game for the Orphans who defeated Washington 8 to 3 in Chicago. Attendance was 600. The score details follow the line.
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Chicago
Washington
Callahan
Orphans
Colonels Fall to Giants After Eight-Game Win Streak
Louisville Colonels suffered a setback as they fell to the New York Giants after a strong start. Alt rock faded after one inning, ending with a disappointing score line that halted their eight-game winning streak.
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Louisville
Colonels
Giants
Altrock
Baseball Schedule Aims for NL Twin Bill and City Matchups
National League games listed include Boston at St Louis in a two game set, New York at Louisville, aes at Cincinnati, Washington at Chicago, sorge at Pittsburg, Baltimore vs Claceland, and at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Louisville
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Eeeeeeresaesee
Oston
Newark
Brooklyn Eeeer
Uisville Ee Ee
Accesanceereeces
Nian
Boston
St. Louis
Aes
Sorge
Pittsburgaltimore
Claceland
Local Armature Soccer Matches Across Area Venues
Schedule lists Melrose A C at Arlington Boat Club Taunton at North Attleboro Carters of Franklin at Attle boro Richfields of Dorchester versus Roxbury at South End Grounds Beverly A G at Peabody A C St Thomas Y M C A of Brookline at Sharon A A New Winthrops versus Crest Hall at Winthrop Beach Marlboro versus Lyceums at Worcester Danvers at North Shore A C Beacons of Somerville versus Crescent A C at Watertown Elmores versus National A C of Lynn at Glenmere 3 30 p m Milford Y M C A at Natick 8 p m
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Melrose A. C
Arlington Boat Club
Taunton
North Attleboro
Carters of Franklin
Attleboro
Richfields of
Dorchester
Roxbury
South End
Beverly A. G
Peabody A. C
St. Thomas Y. M. C. A
Brookline
Sharon A. A
New Winthrops
Crest Hall
Winthrop Beach
Marlboro
Lyceums
Worcester
Danvers
North Shore A. C
Beacons of
Somerville
Crescent A. C
Watertown
Elmores
National A. C
Lynn
Glenmere
Milford Y. M. Cc
Natick
Reds Fall Lady? But Reds Show Offensive Push
Cincinnati game recap notes both Damman and Dunn taken hard while Reds rely on two out hits and sharp fielding to limit the visitors. Attendance 2400. Final score not given in excerpt.
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Cincinnati
Damman
Dunn
Reds
Scores From Various City Matches Across The Nation
At Hartford Hartford 4 Norfolk 6. At Newark New Jersey Newark 12 Pater son 8. Reading Pennsylvania first game Reading 6 Richmond 0 second game Richmond 6 Reading 3. Toronto Springfield 9 Persea 3. Montreal Montreal 12 Providence. Buffalo Buffalo 6 Syracuse 3.
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Hartford
Norfolk
Newark
N. J
Paterson
Reading
Penn
Richmond
Toronto
Springfield
Persea
Montreal
Providence
Cleveland and Baltimore Split Twin Bill in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on July 29 two of the four games from Cleveland and Baltimore were played. Cleveland won the first game while the second ended after eight innings due to darkness with the score tied. The encounters were hotly contested and the fans saw strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Lehigh Valley game forfeited as Brady ejected
Allentown forfeited the game to Lancaster 9 to 0 after Brady was not replaced as umpire and police ejected him. A postponed game was played with Roth and Sharsig as umpires, won by Allentown 3 to 1.
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Allentown
Penn
Barrow
Brady
Lancaster
Roth
Sharsig
Boston Games on Exhibition Board at Music Hall
Immense board in Music Hall displays daily Boston games in the West with a perfect switch. Patrons may inspect before and after each game. This afternoon features Boston games in St Louis starting at 2 pm. Admission 10 15 and 2 cents. A half holiday brings a large crowd for the double header after yesterday's rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
St. Louis
New York Opens Sunday Baseball Card at Louisville
Pitcher Carrick of Atlantic League joins New York for its first Sunday game on record at Louisville tomorrow. The Elmores and National A C of Lynn clash at Glenmere at 3 30 this afternoon. Springfield and Worcester are eyed as possible New England League teams next season. The Berkeleys of Beachmont seek a game on August 6 for expenses. Trains depart Union Station at 1 32 and 2 30 p m. Mike Birmingham completed a 19 game errorless streak in the New England League and batted .309 with a .985 fielding average. St Louis fans expect Stivetts to be moved from left field as Carsey heads to Boston. Grandpa Aggie Carleton's Angels beat Hodgkins's Chance Blows in the Mt Washington playoff at Everett.
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Carrick
New York
Louisville
Elmores
National A. C
Lynn
Glenmere
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Berkeleys
Beachmont
Folsom
Danvers A. C
Clifton
Union Station
Mike Birmingham
St. Louis
Jack Stivetts
Mound City
Carsey
Boston
Stivetts
Aggie Carleton
Angels
Howie Hodgkins
Mt. Washington
Everett
Aggie
Arthur Cumzine
Midsummer Corinthian Yacht Club Races Announced for Aug 8
The Corinthian Yacht Club schedules an invitation series of three races on August 8 with prizes across four water-line classes and three special categories. Class A and B offer $15, $10, and $5 or $%. Class C includes Manchester one-design and Annisquam half-raters with no time allowance and smaller stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Yacht Club
Manchester
Boston rowing regatta and yacht club races on Charles River
The Boston A A schedules a members regatta on the Charles River for Aug 4 while the Burgess Yacht Club open race shifts to Tuesday. The Corinthian Yacht Club also plans an Aug 6 open race across eight classes. Emerald and Shamrock bells mark Worcester events and Fitchburg reports note local activity.
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Boston A. A
Charles
Burgess Yacht Club
Ake
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Corinthian Yacht Club
Aix
Worcester
Fitchburg
McCoy Corbett exhibition doubts swirl in Buffalo heat
A Buffalo letter argues the McCoy Corbett plan for a September 10 Hawthorne Club fight is built on flawed deals. It questions venue credibility, referees, sponsorships, and potential switch to New York, all amid ministers’ resistance and legal hurdles.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sporting
McCoy-Corbett
Hawthorne Athletic Club
McCoy
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Tom O’rourke
Tom
Creedon
Hawthorne Club
Corbett
Joe
Homer
Billy Gray
John Kelly
Kelly
Jim
Sharkey
Kid McCoy
A. C
Kely
Bill Daly
Johnny Duffy
New Orleans
Tim Hurst
Hiram Cook
B. J. Angle
National Sporting Club of London
Bill Brady
England
Jimmy Colville
Carson
Jimmy
Tafft House
Hawthorne People
Billy Brady
Warren Lewis
Coney Island
Brady
Sonsidine
Canadian Athletic Club
Montreal
New York
Canada
Jim Corbett
Ministers’ Association
Ministe Association
Leslie Pearce
Kid Moe Portland
Frank Erne
Jack Downey
Tommy Ryan
Charley Johnson
B A A Secures New Boat House On Chestnut Street
The Boston Athletic Association gains a long lease for a two story brick boat house at the foot of Chestnut Street opposite the Union Boat Club. It stretches along the river wall about 2 1/2 feet and will be remodeled to be ready by Labor Day.
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Boston Athletic Association
Chestnut Street
Union Boat Club
Arrival of Eugene Carter Sparks Debate on American Billiard Champion
Eugene Carter, once a champion billiardist and now based in Brussels, visits Chicago and stirs discussion on the true American billiard champion. He also prompts talk of a fall contest and a proposed academy style circuit in New York Chicago and St Louis featuring top players.
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Chicago
Eugene Carter
Brussels
New York
St. Louis
Yale coach Bob Cook sails for Europe for two years
Yale veteran coach Bob Cook has departed for Europe in an unexpected move. He plans to stay in France for the next two years, leaving Yale without his coaching services during that period.
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Bob’’ Cook
Yale
Europe
Cook
France
Maunyon’s Skilled Doctors at Tremont Temple
Maunyon offers free skilled medical service at Tremont Temple. Remedies are available at all druggists.
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Maunyon
Tremont Temple
Unyon
Sharkey Dominates Denning in Easy Three Round Bout
Tom Sharkey fought Joe Denning of Portland in a Palace Theatre three round bout last night. Denning showed a respectable defense but Sharkey held the advantage throughout. George Byers, who challenged Sharkey Thursday, will face him again this evening in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharkey
Joe Denning
Portland
Palace Theatre
Denning
Tom
George Byers
Sharkey
Second Band Concert Draws Massive Hanover Street Crowd
An enthusiastic audience crowded Bernard M. Wolf's store on Hanover and Portland streets for the second band concert of the season. The American Watch Company Band of Waltham conducted by John M. Frockton played a strong program with Brigden's cornet solo Columbia drawing special applause. Encores featured The Hot Onion and Suburban March, ending with Sousa's Stars and Stripes. The Salem Cadet Band led by Jean M. Missud will perform next Friday from 7:30 to 9:30.
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Bernard M. Wolf
My Clothier
Hanover Street
Portland Street
American Watch Company Band of
Waltham
John M. Frockton
Columbia
George F. Brigden
Boos
Mills
Sousa
Stars and Stripes
Salem Cadet Band
Jean M. Missud
Sixth Hero Buried In Stoneham Soldier’s Funeral Held
Stoneham honors Private John C. Muller of Company H Sixth Regiment died last Sunday at Fort Myer Hospital. The Congregational Church service featured a eulogy by Rev. C. E. Beals. Local militia attended and a Framingham squad from Company L fired a grave salute.
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Stoneham
John C. Muller
Stoneham Light Infantry
Fort Myer Hospital
C. E. Beals
Fifth
Massachusetts Volunteers
Framingham
Harvard Rowing to Row College Style Without Pro Coach
Harvard will not have a professional coach for their varsity eight next year. A prominent 8 crew member says a coach such as Ten Huck Kerns or Jerry Casey could be added to teach watermen and coordinate with the head coach.
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Harvard
Ten Huck, Kerns
Jerry Casey
Watermans
Record breaking finishes banner grand circuit meeting
The Cleveland track closed with record breaking performances as The Abbot and Grace Hastings clipped the wagon record once more. Kentucky Union also beat the prior mark, while Grace Hastings set a 2 09 1 2 time. Anne Lee and Diane won their respective pacings, and Anaconda triumphed in the 2 6 pace after a tight sequence. An 11,000 crowd witnessed four premier races on the Glenville course.
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Cleveland
Kentucky Union
the Abbot
Grace Hastings
Glenville
Mattie Patterson
Pilot Boy
Anne Lee
Diane
Anaconda
Frank Bogash
Gray Hastings
Abbot
Chimes
Geers
Eagle Flaninigan
B. Eagle
Hudson Pilot Boy
B. m
Alfred G
Hudaeeseee Evangeiite
cLaughlin
Sauneee
Silver Hal
McDermott
William Harold
B. S
Allen
Harry Woodbine
B. G
J. Curry
Don Sphinx
Speer
Hudson
Bush
Alrich
Bik
Bowne
Hastings
Ciggdgmdc
Ck von Dnatee
Courter
Thorn
Mountaineer
Lapham
John Nolan
Knight
Mc Henry
Br. A
Bogas
Anis
Keyes
Wilson
Eeese
Bright Light
Bounds
Spear
William Wallace Serthnes
Mull
Hartford
Manchester Yacht Club midsummer race results and schedule
The second race of Manchester Yacht Club sailed in foggy fluky wind with classes B D K L and half water. Beatrice wins Class D ahead of Eleanor and Little Peter while Jill takes Class K in a tight finish. Next race Monday 2 30 p m Crowhurst race at 10 30 a m instead of 11 30 a m.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Ashulet
Harbinger
Beatrice
Hernes
Little Peter
Eleanor
Martin
Typhoon
Fancy
Quill
Dorothea
Chincook
Gosling
Fintram
Tulippo
Spendrift
Mongoose
Hazzard
Jill
Martha's Ledge
Chincock
Quillard
Duchess
Circe
Vamoose
Crowhurst
Squeezer Wins Closest Granite State Trot Victory
Squeezer won a near photo finish at Granite State track in Dover New Hampshire as the 2:18 trot required eight heats to settle with each heat decided by a nose or neck. Much Ado rallied late in the 2:29 trot but fell short. The 2:16 trot finished in straight heats and the 2:10 trot was postponed to tomorrow at 8:30 due to darkness.
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Green
Smith
Carson City
George
Greene
Billy
White
Sam Tonkins
Astoria
L. I
Tony Drew
Boston
Dover
N. H
Granite State Track
Squeezer
Much Ado
Track record falls twice in Albany pacing event
Prince Alert driven by EB Bailey of Philadelphia set a new fastest time in the third heat of the free for all pacing at Albany. The gelding Birney, clocked in 2 07 1 4, lowered the track record by three seconds.
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Albany
N. Y
Prince Alert
EB Bailey
Philadelphia
Birney
Munyon's Dyspepsia Pellets Cure Digestive Ailments
Munyon's Dyspepsia Pellets claim relief from indigestion constipation and stomach troubles with doctor free remedies promoted in an advertising notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
A O H Convention Held in Wells Memorial Building
A. O. H. Suffolk county convention convened at Dexter Hall Wells Memorial building with County Vice-President Cornel Charles McCarthy presiding. About 300 delegates attended as reports from leaders and committees outlined rapid county progress and plans for three new divisions.
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Suffolk County
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Bujding
Cornel Charles McCarthy
Colonel McCarthy
Charles Donahoe
Thomas J. Kelly
Brighton
Thomas Fitzgerald
South Boston
Patrick Harvey
Boston
Broadway Extension
EK. J. Slattery
Patrick Griffin
Bosteg
Michael Cavanaugh
Roxbury
Messrs. M. J. Roche
John J. Teevans
Peter H. Corcoran
John Dolan
James A. Punch
G. H. Sheehan
W. J. Hassan
James Mantle
J. F. Galvin
F. Scannell
D. J. O'Sullivan
Thomas H. Brannelly
John J. Daly
Joseph F. Madden
C. J. Keyes
J. J. Woe
T. J. Collins
Thomas Arthur
J. H. Quinn
M. J. Collins
Daniel O’donovan
Waterbury Wheel Club Hosts Four Bicycle Races
About 1500 spectators watched four events at Waterbury Athletic Field. Collett and Hausman of New Haven set a new world amateur mark for two mile tandem handicap in 4:09.5. H H Dickerman of Waterbury broke state records in a unpaced two-thirds mile trial with 45 seconds and 1:31.5. The ten mile pursuit saw R M Alexander of Hartford and Luttgens of Hartford race Clark and Sbaradowski of Waterbury, Alexander overtaking Sbaradowski near four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watorbury
Conn
Athletic Field
Waterbury Wheel Club
Collett and Hausman
New Haven
H. H. Dickerman
Waterbury
R.M. Alexander
Hartford
Connecticut
Luttgens
Clark
Sparadowski
Alexander
Waller’s World Record Ride Stuns Long-Distance Crowd
Frank Waller, a veteran rider, broke the world 24 hour road record on a dirt Alameda course amid rain sand and mud. He rode Lovell Diamond racers with minimal gear failure, only a chain break and mud clogging slowing him, while showcasing unusual endurance and eating doughnuts during the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waller
Waller
California
Oakland
Mt. Hamilton
Alameda
Lovell
Dedham Wins Polo Match at Point Judith RI Cup
The Rhode Island cups polo tournament resumed at Narragansett Pier with four player teams and a 10 goal handicap limit. Dedham of Massachusetts defeated Westchester Country Club of New York 19 to 11 with a two goal handicap advantage. penalties reduced Westchester to 1-2. Referee EK Roby and scorers B A Mitchell set the pace as Meadowbrooks and Myopias of Bennett, Mass., were slated to play tomorrow for the Challenge Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Point Judith Country Club
Westchester Country Club of
New York
Dedham
Mass
Westcheaters
Westchester
Dedhams
EK. Roby
B. A. Mitchell
Colt Chaleureux Wins Chesterfield Cup at Chesterfield Craven Course
London July 2 J G Mosenthal's four year old bay colt Chaleureux won the Chesterfield cup a handicap valued at 30 sovereigns added to a sweepstakes of 15 sovereigns for three year olds and up J R Kern's Cloud II was second and W M Clarke's Prince Barcaldine third six horses ran over the Craven course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. G. Mosenthal
Chaleureux
J. R. Kern
Cloud II
W. M. Clarke
Prince Barcaldine
Pillsbury Loses Tie Match to Tarrasch in Vienna
The May match between Pillsbury and Tarrasch ended with a win for Tarrasch. The score stood 2 to 1 in favor of Tarrasch after the Vienna clash dated July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury Rasch
Vienna
Tarrasch
Sacred Heart Field Day at Elmwood Park
The third annual Sacred Heart parish event at Elmwood Park Cambridge features a large shaded platform for dancing, fiddlers and bag pipers for the old folks, donkeys and flying horses for children, Punch and Judy, and the patriotic sport Hitting the Spaniard. Prizes await winners, a souvenir program for patrons, cycling check facilities, and district tables decorated in national colors managed by young ladies serving refreshments.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Mt. Auburn
Elmwood Park
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Punch
Judy
Pace Race at Charles River Park Promises Fast Rides
A major card at Charles River Park features three match races and two open events led by a 20 mile clash between BE A McDuffee and Edward Paylor the famed French rider known for hour records. Also pitting Press Cycling versus Roslindale Cycle clubs and American versus National Track Association quintets in a first of the season.
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Charles River Park
BE. A. McDuffee
Edward Paylor
McDuffree
Baltimore
Trivie
Boston
Press Cyccling
Rossindale Cycle Clubs
Cigarettte
Sogcllery
National Track Association
McDuffee
Pac
Linton
Shafer
Michael
Taylor
Jim” Kennedy
McDuffees
Charles Culver
Ton’ Peck
Roslindale C. C
Jack Fisher
P. Cc. C
Ducker
C. T. A. Manuel
Mie
Casey
Bokberg
Alien
Tenzier
Papbreugk
Sager
Eee
Kent
Sherer
Reg
McLean
Gray
Ferre
Kelliker
Leonert
Anderson
Caldwell
Harry Elkes
Davis
Sulivan
Hammond
H. Mclean
Mayo
van Steeg
Hills and
Ely
Mile Andicap
George IL
Greenwood
FH. C. Niesen
Jamaica Plain
A. H. Sawyer
Winchendon
5. P
M. F. Henry
Westboro
EF. Johnson
Cambridge
A. F. Curry
Melrose
W. H. Legg
Chelsea
W. R. Brinckerhoff
Ww. F. Ivy
Malden
Whitmarch
Gloucester
F. D. Osgood
Lynn
C. W. Sheperd
C. B. Sanorp
Cambridgeport
W. Todd
Wollaston
J. D. Moran
R. £. Jones
C. W. Hall
J. W. Thomas
Westerly
R. J
J. C. Wilder
Hadson
C. H. Drury
O. W. Smith
J. J. McKinnon
Dorchester
H. Gebel
W. L. Casey
M. Broeshensky
Highlandville
Carl Knapp
Newton
Samuel Sulkin
OY Kthaball
Moses Cook
Eon
Methuen
B. Wing
Bicycle notes outline long pipe line from Worcester to Boston
Mrs. A M C Allen of Worcester completes arrangements for pipemaking from New York to Boston. Dr F A Myrick will accompany from New York City Hall to Norwalk with club pace to Bridgeport. Riders from Norwalk, Bridgeport, New Haven, Springfield, Palmer, Warren and Worcester join the cross state leg to Boston City Hall. Souvenirs of the open century to be mailed next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. C. Allen
Worcester
New York
Boston
F. A. Myrick
R. C
New Yor City Hall
Norwalk
Palmer, Warren
South Tramingham
Middlesex C
Austin W. Pease
CG. R. C
German
Brockton
Tan Ems
Feather Ford
Charles River Park
Indianapolis
Major Taylor
Fire alarm false call at 28 Lowell Street
Samuel Hopper of 19 Lowell Street reported hearing shouting and pulling the alarm box at 10:45. Police found no fire on the premises at 28 Lowell Street, with family occupants present and explanations of a quarrel and a mistaken alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Street
Samuel Hopper
Percens
Races at Saratoga Second Day Report
Saratoga NY July 2 weather improved for the second day of the Saratoga Racing Association meeting. Racing action proceeded with several events and hopeful performances by competing horses and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Saratoga Racing Association
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R. B. PO. A. Burk Ll
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A. B. McGraw
Keeler
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Robinson
Ao Jones
Robean O'donnor
Me Monk
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Andrews
Pittsburg AB
PO. A
Music Hall Baseball
World OF Sport
Billy Smith
Bellave Kid
Young Corbett
Jin Gorbatt
Will
Californian
Billy’’ Smith
George Green
Young Corpett
Lenox Athletic Club
B. A. A.'S New Boat House
Bob Cook
Maine
the Palace
Muller
Massachusetts
Granite State Racing Track
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Trenton
Hausman Rad
Dedham Woh
Polo
Pillsbury
Sacred Heart
Gore
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