Wright, Clothier, Ware and Ward Face Longwood Semi Finals Today
I C Wright and partners Clothier Ware and Ward advance to the Longwood semi finals after sprinting through earlier rounds. H Whitman defeated G D Read 6 2 R 4, Allen beat L T Wallis 6 2 8 6, Tv F Eames beat W P Blagden 4 6 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Wright
Clothier
Ware
Ward
Longwood
H. Whitman
G. D. Read
H. ¥. Allen
L. T. Wallis
F. Eames
W. P. Blagden
Tennis Results From Eastern Doubles Round One and Two
In the Eastern doubles, first round saw Clothier and Wright defeat Keyes and Brown by default. Horton and Codman edged Warner and Tallant 0-6 7-5 6-2. Ware and Larned beat Allen and Hoskins 6-2 8-6 6-2. Seaver and Pier defeated Sharples and Scott 6-0 6-8 6-3. Second round featured the Doherty brothers winning 6-0 6-1 6-3 over Neely and Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothier
B. C. Wright
Keyes
Brown
Horton
Codman
Warner
Tallant
L. E. Ware
Larned
Allen
Hoskins
Neely
Leonard
T. B
G. Plimpton
Seaver
Pier
Sharples
Scott
Doherty Brothers
Stevens Dominates Clothier In First Set Win
The diagram explains a point-filled rally by Stevens, the New Jersey champion, in his debut set against Clothier. Dotted lines trace the ball, heavy lines mark the net and court boundaries, and Clothier’s failure to kill the ball near the net lets Stevens score a decisive pass.
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Stevens
New Jersey
Clothier Pemerey
Clothier
Longwood Tennis Fourth Round Crowns contenders
Four players remain for the Longwood Cup singles Irving C Wright W W J Clothier Leonard E Ware and Holcombe C Ward. Clothier defeated Richard Stevens in a clash of state champions 1 6 8 6 6 3 6 4. The day also featured a strong handicap singles lineup and decisive Eastern doubles matches including Wrenns vs Merrill Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Wright
W.W. J. Clothier
Leonard E. Ware
Holcombe C. Ward
W. J. Clothier
Richard Stevens
Clothier
Pennsylvania
Stevens
New Jersey
Dohertys
Neely
Leonard
Wrenns
Merrill
Whitman
ER. W. Leonard
H. H. Whitman
Rs Wright
E. W Leonard
H. Ward
G. S. Keyes
R. Stevens
Yachts From America May Enter Kaiser's Cup Race
Berlin July 30 Emperor William lifts European build rule for his Cowes Cup race opening entry to any recognized yacht club worldwide. Officials expect American yachts to join the competition, signaling a shift in eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Berlin
Emperor William
Europe
Wallace's Clever Tennis Wins and Rallying Doubles
The Shirley House court at Winthrop hosted a resumed tennis tournament with F L Wallace, Dartmouth star and New Hampshire champion, among the doubles winners. Singles results include Riley over Luther 6-1 6-2 and Gregory over Mason 6-3 6-4 with semi finals set for Friday at 4:30. Ansholm and Wallace defeated Ansholm and Crane in doubles 4-6 6-0 6-2, while Sumner and Crane split the consolation cups after decisive wins and a playoff 6-4 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley House
Winthrop
F. L. Wallace
New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Dr. Riley
Luther
T. Clarke
A. T. Sumner
A. Gregory
Murphy
Dr. Mason
Henry Crane
Frank Ross
Walter Colby
I. Sibley
R. Gregory
J. Hayward
Ross
Sibley
Crane
Ansholm
Wallace
Todd
Sumner
World's Record For Heats At Columbus Grand Circuit
Eighteen heats decided on day two at Columbus grand circuit meeting. A world record 2:09 pace for six miles, average 2:06. Dan R. won the 2:09 pace after Wedgewood and Sphinx led early. The 2:12 trot saw Hudson's Hawthorne prevail. Rhythmic dominated the $5000 2:23 trot. Tyron McHenry to drive Dan Patch in a bid to beat Joe Patchen's 2:01 1-4 record next Saturday.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Fred S. Wedgewood
Captain Sphinx
Wedgewood
Dan R
Leola
Hudson
Hawthorne
Rhythmic
Elia Lee
Miss Johnson
Tyron McHenry
Dan Patch
Joe Patchen
New Record at Brighton Track New York
Frank Farrell's Bonnibert with J Martin aboard won the Islip handicap at Brighton Beach and lowered the world's record for one mile and a furlong to 1:51. Bonnibert carried 120 pounds. The former mark was 1:51 1-5 set by Watercure on July 18, 1900 at the same track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Farrell
Bonnibert
J. Martin
Brighton Beach
Watercure
Cunarder Saxonia Arrives Off Boston for Early Docking
The Cunarder Saxonia reached off Boston Light at 9 20 last night and will dock at 7 this morning at Cunard pier East Boston. Give honor where honor is due. The World's Columbian Exposition thus recognized Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Boston
Cunard Pier
Cook
Liberal victory in House halves Balfour education bill support
In London July 30 the government suffered a new blow as the education bill passed the Commons by 230 to 189 after Liberal attacks. Sir William Vernon Harcourt urged that the country opposes clericalism and warned Balfour would face continued Liberal resistance despite the North Leeds Liberal win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Leeds
William Vermon Harcourt
William
North
McHugh Sentenced to Three Months for Contempt
Patrick A McHugh Nationalist MP for Leitrim north left the House of Commons with the Sligo jail governor for a three month contempt sentence. A select committee took no action. McHugh was arrested June 16 on a bench warrant from the Sligo special court over alleged seditious libels in the Sligo Champion. He allegedly called the presiding magistrate a damned liar and refused to apologize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patrick A. McHugh
North
Leitrim
House of Commons
Sligo
McHugh
The
Sligo Champion
Chewink II Wins Fourth Straight in Corinthian Series
Marblehead July 30 In a northeasterly breeze the Chewink II won her fourth straight victory in the midsummer invitation series of the Corinthian Yacht Club. The Macomber boat led the 25-footers by over seven minutes as Sally IV, Seboomook, Calypso, and L’Aiglon trailed in a tight chase.
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Marblehead
Chewink II
Corinthian Yacht Club
Macomber
Little Haste
Savage
Sintram
Sally IV
Archer’s Rock
Chewink
Pig Rocks
Seboomook
Calypso
Sally
L’aiglon
Leeward
Archer's Rock
Gloucester
Lowell's Island
Peruna touted as cure for female weakness and headaches
Claims from Esther M. Milner and Mamie Groth praise Peruna for relief from female weakness and chronic headaches after taking multiple bottles. The Hartman Sanitarium, led by Dr. S B Hartman, offers free advice to women with such conditions and invites letters seeking guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Milner
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
S. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Hartman
Columbus
Eviction Begins in Spring Lane Building
Constables moved into Spring Lane yesterday at noon to empty five to nine Washington Street of contents and eject tenants. Wyman and others face removal while subletting disputes with Thomas P. Smith of Waltham loom. Eviction may cost up to $500 as heavy machinery and a jumbo printing press await clearance for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lane
James J. Leary
Mr. Curran
Wyman
E. M. Nickerson
L. H. Royce
C. H. Buck & Co
Frank H. Robie
McIndoe Bros
Allied Printing Trades Council
Buck Company
Thomas P. Smith
Waltham
Old South Chapel
Smith
Old South Society
Old South Syndicate
Washington Street
Brown
Leary
Curran
M. J. Kiley
Sailing Race Report From Archer’s Bay Regatta
The Little Haste won by nearly six minutes over Chloris with Porcupine close second after Chloris gained on Porcupine near Archer's. Chloris lagged out of Archer's spinnaker, Porcupine quickly set hers and closed the gap. Sav age led 18-foot class, with Question close and Sintram beating Tunipoo in raceabout. Sally IV won Class D handicap from scratch. Opitsah II topped the 21-foot knockabouts with Ruth second. several boats misread courses. Second race scheduled for tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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Chloris
Thelma
Archer
Porcupine
Savage
Sintram
Tunipoo
Sally IV
Chasca
Opitsah II
Ruth
Retriever
Spinster III
Suzanne
Chewink II
F. G. Macomber, Jr
Sally VI
L. F. Percival
Seboomook
B. A. Smith
Eeseesresees
LL Aiglon
E. W. Hodgson
C. H
AL Rothwell
Yarico
W. H. Rothwell Bahs
Alvord
Louise
E. McWilliams
C. F. Tillinghast
H. S. Wheelock
Aspener
E. W. Remick
Dabster
G. F P. Keith
Nokolo
R. K. Safford
H. W. Foster
H. P. Benson
L. M. Clark
F. Brewster
Queene-Grove
W. Mansfield
H. 38
Goodwin
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Uneeda Biscuit
U-4
A Perry
H. Tallant
Hf. R. Scott
N. Regio
A. S. Pier
N Hallower, Jr
S. F. Wise
A. Lincoln
B. F. Merrill
P. P. Sharples
W. L. Jennings
H. W. Warner
H. R. Scott
Dwight F. Davis
Holcombe Ward
Hf. H. Whitman
F. H. Montgomery
Pawlée
Ga. B. Wilbur
E. W. Leonard
EF. Sharples
G. IF. Chapin
J. C. Neely
W. E. Putnam, Jr
P. L. Atherton
Brighton
Saxonia
Sunstroke Insurance
Tropics
South Sea Islands
C.C.C
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
M’hugh
Mrs
Esther M. Milner
DeGraff, Ohio
Alderman Stubig
Bright
Roscoe Boulevard
H. M. Stubig
Warner Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Medical Department
Vac Wien Eae
A.&p.fancey Elgin Creamery
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Court St
Opp
Sudbury St
Tremont St
Eliot St
Meridian St
East
Broadway
Chelsea
Market St
Lynn
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