Sail fleet races in Sonder boats at Marblehead event
Ten Sonder boats raced in the Boston Y. C. open Y A R at Marblehead. Sally VIII won after leading windward. Manchester Y C. finished second with Windrim Kid third as Cod withdrew after parting a backstay. Fifty plus boats competed across multiple classes with 46 starters overall.
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Boston Y. C
Sonder
Sally
Manchester
Manchester Y. C
Windrim
Kid
Lorelei
Hayseed III
Sumatra
Skidoo Caramba
Ellen
Caramba
Hayseed
Cod
Windrim Kid
Sally VIII
Skidoo
Cool
Lass E
Ooters
Trrow
Joyce Seeee
Marie J George Lee
Jones
Chewink IV
G. Macomber Jr
Pontiac
Whitne
Zara H B Whittler
Orestes
Pr Loring
Foster Fee
A. P. Curtis, Jr
Prue
Olmstead Ee
Cherovot
Morton Prince
Carina
H S. Wheelock
Sintram Hollis Burgess
Gringo
H. Rothwell
E. soceesOls
Fancy Miss Barron Peet
Vly
Miss Barron
Gosling
H. B. Bailey
Clitheroe
Walter Dean Okees
Dories
R R. Smith
Elizabeth F
H. W Bugiot
Barbara
Blaney
E C Millard
Pointer
I A. G. Besse
Spider
Bessie A Hodge
Bugaboo
H. B Forge
Devil
Cape
Correl
H. m
Iris
F. Orane
Arawak
Cc Nickerson
Hustler
Robbins
Marvel
Stranger
F. B. Dawes
Moondyne
Shaw Brossee
Roxbury Tots Contribute To Floating Hospital
Eight Roxbury girls aged 6 to 10 raised funds for the Floating Hospital for sick children and mothers. They organized an outdoor show and sent $4 to the Post with a note promising to raise more next time. The Abbotsford Literary Club members supervised the effort.
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Floating Hospital
Christian Brothers recruit in Boston novitiate drive
Brother Simon of the Christian Brothers in Pocantico Hills New York says he has recruited several potential teachers and credits a recent Post item. He seeks more young men aged 16 to 28 to enter the novitiate and can be reached for two weeks at care of Mr John McCarty 24 Arcadia street Dorchester.
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Pocantico Hills
New York
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Dorchester
Thaws Wife Causes A Scene At Tombs
In New York on July 30 lawyer Roger O Mara and Mrs. Harry K Thaw argued outside the Tombs prison. O Mara urged her to go to her hotel but she refused, vowing to stay until visitors hour. O Mara escorted her to a hansom and instructed the driver to take her to the Lorraine. The disturbance followed a letter Mrs Thaw had brought to the cell.
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Roger O'Mara
Harry KK. Thaw
Tombs
O'Mara
Hartridge
Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Matrimony Comes High In Washington State
Spokane reporter recounts a humorous scene at the county clerk's office where a man pays five dollars for a marriage license. Clerk Butler notes the $5 fee often startles couples planning marriage to the woman of their choice.
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Spokane
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William Bolitho
Bolitho
Big Auto Hill Climb Held Up by Rains
Heavy rain halted the Crawford Notch hill climb in New Hampshire under the Bay State Association. The 80 to 2250 dollar stock car event was postponed to 2 pm then again to tomorrow morning after mud and water stopped the first attempts. Allen led in a 100 hp Oldsmobile with 4 20, then Owen stalled but finished. Jones in a 30 hp Knox completed 4 29 4 5.
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Charles Si Jail Overcrowded With Prisoners in City
Sheriff Fred H. Seavey hosts about 340 prisoners at Charles Street jail with a Civil War era high of 347 inmates. Increased police activity and persistent drunks are blamed as summer numbers rise. court sessions begin August 13 and some may be released after the July grand jury. The jail can hold up to 500, with double occupancy already in use.
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Charles Street
Judge Emmons
Kurtz
O'Meara
Superior Criminal Court
Seavey
Myopia Wins Polo Contest At Narragansett Bay
The Point Judith Country Club opened the polo season with a match between Myopia and New Haven. Myopia, third in line, won on handicap by 6 to 5 in a tense Freshman Cup contest.
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R. IL
Point Judith Country Club
Myopia
New Haven
Worcester Defeats Manchester in Eight to Three Game
In Manchester Worcester won 8 to 3 after a long game. Score by innings shows Worcester with 8 runs on 12 hits and Manchester with 5 runs on 8 hits. Batteries Bushey and Knotts for Worcester Swope Walker and McCabe for Manchester. Umpire Hastings.
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R. H. E. Worcester
Bushey and Knotts
Swope
Lynn Falls to New Bedford Despite Strong Klobedanz and McDonald
Lynn lost 5 to 2 as Klobedanz and McDonald starred for New Bedford while two costly errors by Bannon hurt Lynn. Batteries: Klobedanz Braun Deering Madden. Umpire Henry.
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McDonald
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Madden
Ltlenry
Fall River Defeats Lawrence 6-2 in Baseball Match
Fall River blanked Lawrence 6 to 2 in a July 30 game. Jerger and Watters, Leith and Cote, with Umpire O Reilly noted. The score details show Fall River taking an early lead and holding on for the win.
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Lawrence
Fall River
Jerger and Watters
Leith
Cote
O Reilly
Lowell Edges Haverhill In Tight 1-0 Game
Lowell defeated Haverhill 1 to 0 in a close afternoon contest. Scoring came in the sixth inning as Lowell pushed across the lone run. Abbott and Blake partnered for Lowell while Duggan pitched for Haverhill and was charged with the loss.
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Haverhill
Lowell
Abbott
Blake
Don Duggan
Molly
Cruise of the Conqueror Motor Pirate Returns in Tale
Eight years after Rudolph Mannering the Motor Pirate is said dead at Land’s End. The reappearance triggers a clash with a rival for Evie’s affection as the heroine, now married to the hero, joins a motor boating adventure. The narrator aims to race the British Channel in his boat the Mist when a rival motor boat shines like burnished gold.
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Land’s End
Evie
Lutgrove
Sanders
Manas
Calais
Cross Channel Cup Race Begins With Dominant Newcomer
The narrator views an impressive new aluminium bronze racing boat, the Conqueror, entering the Cross-Channel Cup. Don Juan Davila de Leon is named owner, and the Mist faces a formidable Spanish rival while the Challenger looms as a potential threat. The race is set to open with the Mist, Conqueror, and Challenger taking positions as the Queen signals the start.
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Dejeuner
Sanders
Don Juan Davila de Leon
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