Flynn vs Barry 12-round clash slated for Pilgrim A A show
Promoter announces a 12-round bout between Porky Flynn of the West End and Jim Barry for the Pilgrim A A show next Tuesday night. Both fighters have recent outsized tours and familiar styles, with several prior meetings. Three preliminariess add two six-round and one eight-round bout to the program for entertainment.
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Porky Flynn
West End
Jim Barry
Pilgrim A. A
Flynn
Barry
Boston
Harry
Antipodes
Sam Langford
MacLean
Regatta row events to headline Charles River program
The Union Boat Club hosts a major afternoon regatta on the Charles River with top match races against Shawmut Boat Club of South Boston. Donovan brothers face Livermore and Edmunds in novice doubles, Griffin and Ed Donovan meet Sargent and Wiggin in junior doubles, and Wiggin duels Frank Davy in singles. Opening at five o clock, the schedule aims for high competition on smooth water before sundown.
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Union Boat Club
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Haines
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Shawmut Boat Clubs
South Boston
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Shawmuts
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Griffin
Ed Donovan
Sargent
Wiggin
Frank Davy
Riverside Boat Club
Pirates Show Mensor Viox In Doubleheader With Boston
Boston fans get their first look at Mensor the Pirates young right fielder whose recent hitting has made him NL top rookie. Viox the Pirates utility infielder draws watching as Clarke sees him Wagner’s possible successor. Honus Wagner remains the big draw as the opener starts at 2 oclock.
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Mensor
Pirates
Pittsburg
Viox
Clarke
Wagner
Honus
Ebbetts Defends Dahlen as Brooklyn Boss Keeps Job
Brooklyn National League president Charles H. Ebbetts rejected retirement reports for manager Bill Dahlen. Ebbetts said Dahlen would get time to improve a young, unlucky team. He also suspended outfielder Jud Daly for not returning after visiting his ill wife.
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Charlies H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Bill Dahlen
Dahlen
Ebbetts
Jud” Daly
Daly
King George V Presents Cup To New York Yacht Club
The New York Yacht Club received word from England that King George V has presented a new cup to replace the King Edward cup, which has finished the club’s Newport cruise every year. The King Edward cup will stay with the club as a memorial.
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New York
England
Edward VII
Newport
Beals of Boston Loses in Tennis
In Narragansett Pier Rhode Island July 80 WW Washburn of New York reached the finals of the Point Judith Open by beating Craig Biddle of Philadelphia in a tight five setter. Fred C Inmen of New York defeated S L Beals of Boston 4 6 4 in the other semi final.
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WW. M. Washburn
New York
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Fred C. Inmen
S. L. Beals
Boston
Brockton Beats Lawrence Twice To Grab Third Place
Brockton won both games from Lawrence 3 1 in seven innings and 10 1 in the second. Anderson and Hoff pitched well in game one, while Brockton struck early in game two, knocking Keating out in the second inning and scoring six runs. Key hits included Boardman and Howard with two bases, and Barry, Howard, Gaw, McLane with three-base hits.
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Lawrence
Anderson
Hoff
Keating
Smith
McLane
Barry
Howard
Dowd
Sullivan
Buslange
Gaw
Braymater
Boardman
Luyster
Thompson
Carlstrom
Chase
Barty
AME
E. Smith
Carlst
Lynch
Briggs Ec
Ulrich Ce
Briggs
Rdman
L'yst
Kennedy
Phenix
Ruflange
O'Braymaier
Pson
Pearson
Haverhill Tops Fall River In 12–0 Pitching Win
Long dominated with strong pitching and Haverhill capitalized on Fall River errors to win 12 to 0. MacPherson’s single was the only Hit off Long as five Haverhill runs came on errors and Courtney Matthews Young Cross led the scoring with multiple runs.
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Long
Fall River
MacPherson
Po.a.e
A.E. C
Rtney
Walsh
Carney
Weaver
Rickman
Young
Bowcock
Cross
Rose
M'ph’rson
R’bins
OlFerrin
Perkins
Hayden
Wilson
Cronin
Courtney
Matthews
Campbell
Robinson
Ferrin
Bawcock
Kerins
Lowell Defeats New Bedford 4-1 in New England
Lowell hollowed the New Bedford effort with four runs as Pfeffer starred for Lowell. New Bedford’s lone tally came on a homer by Morris in the first inning. Pruitt pitched well after a rough first, while Lowell cashed in early with three runs on timely hits.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Pfeffer
Morris
Pruitt
Worcester 3 Lynn 1 in fast game at Worcester
Worcester defeated Lynn 8 to 3 after Boehling held Lynn in check and Worcester hit Ward at key moments. Clements had a two base hit and Crum stole two bases while Ward pitched for Lynn and Boehling fanned six.
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Lynn
Boehling
Ward
Worgbacop
Chuck
PO Ale
O' Wallace
Flaherty
M’govern
McCune
Crum
I March
Crcutz
Clements
Logan
Haas
Cargo
Smith
Weeden
hBoehling
Daum
Dartmouth Star Maintains Lead in White Mountain Tennis
Dartmouth star J G Nelson defeated teammate H W Webber 6 4 6 3 in a singles match as the White Mountain championship resumed. Only one singles match remained unfinished with the third round, and one doubles match was played in Crawford New Hampshire.
Noted Actress Promotes Otis Article in Post Magazine
The upcoming Post Magazine features Eliza Proctor Otis discussing a provocative subject titled The Wickedest Woman in the World. The piece promises an insightful, readable exploration from a respected actress.
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Eliza Proctor Otis
Next
Post
Scores Roll in from City League Showdown
In a series of games listed, Buffalo defeated Baltimore 90 to 2, Rochester beat Providence 6 to 2, Newark topped Toronto 7 to 3, Jersey City beat Montreal 6 to 5, with Montreal and other matchups completing the slate.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Local Scoreboard Totals From Evening Games
Bridgeport leads with 68 after a decisive win while Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven, Holyoke, and Springfield posted losses or modest scores. No other context or dates provided.
Welcome for Olympic winners arrives in New York aboard Vaderland
The first squad of American Olympic athletes lands in New York at 8 oclock on the Vaderland. Notable members include Charles Reidpath of Syracuse University and New York A C and Almer Richards of Brigham Young University. Veteran trainer Mike Murphy, about to retire, receives the warmest welcome. The liner faced a wireless delay and dock arrival was later than planned.
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New York
America
Vaderland
Charles D. Reidpath
Syracuse University
New York A. C
Almer W. Richards
Brigham Young University
Mike Murphy
Murphy
Drivers Clash On Track At Waterville Harness Meet
The Kennebec Driving Club four day race opened with 19 starters in the 2:18 trot and pace. Drivers Richardson and Hayden drew penalties for whipping incidents at the stand, each fined $25. Hayden later distanced his horse in the following heat.
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Waterville
Kennebec Driving Club
New England
New York
Ohio
Canada
Richardson
Charlie
Hayden
Cabel
Motors and polo vie for pace in Narragansett Pier tourney
Stephen H. Velie and son of the Velie Motor Car Company star for a Kansas City polo team in the Narragansett Pier tournament and plan a White Mountains tour afterward. H M Groff reports strong progress for Paige in New England. J H MacAlman delays homeward from abroad until mid August. Fiat’s R R Ross flags unsafe alleys in Boston area. The Farm Club secretary sails aboard Cedric, seeking autumn novelties. Peugeot formatting for American Grand Prize may arrive in September with Boillot among drivers. J W Hall named general sales manager of Olds Motor Works Lansing succeeding Paris.
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Kansas City
Narragansett Pier
Velie Motor Car Company
Velie
White Mountains
Automobile Club of America
Peugeot
Boillot
Automobile Dealers’ Association
Milwaukee
J. W. Hall
Oldsmobile Company of
Illinois
Olds Motor Works
Lansing, Mich
Rupert E. Paris
Baseball GAMES WANTED for Boston area youth teams
Local clubs seek matches with semi professional and youth teams across Greater Boston. Listings include West End A A Reading and Somerville options with half fares, dates in August, and contact names and addresses for F Ramacotti Haymarket 22207 and others.
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Tedesco
Reading
Winchester
Bennett A. A
Somerville
F. Ramacotti
Friend Street
Boston
Tel. Haymarket
Phillips A. C
Hyman Wolpert
Allen Street
Cardinals
Charlestown
John McGrath
Moulton Street
Byron Cubs
East Boston
Henry Bonzagni
Byron Street
St. Anthony Japiors
Francis P. Lopez
Vine Street
Cambridge
Murphy A. C
South Boston
John Collins
TI Street
Athletic A. A
Waltham
Greater Boston
Thomas Cullen
Wyman Street
Lindens
H. J. Manthorn
Sixth Street
Broadway S. S
Nealy
Heath Street
J. Frank O'Hare
J. J. Galligan
East Fourth Street
South Breton
Providence club adds Street and releases Wilson in league moves
Providence Inter national league club announces un condition al release of catcher Wilson and purchase of pitcher Young from Topeka. Street of the New York Americans signs with the local club this afternoon.
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R. I
van Dusen
Providence International League
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Young
Topeka
Street
New York Americans
Willard's uncertain comeback sparks trouble ahead
Jess Willard, the cowboy hopeful, appears to have fallen short of a comeback. The note suggests trouble ahead as critics and rivals weigh his future prospects and potential battles in store for him.
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Jess Willard
Hope
Braden Direct Sets 2:04 Pace Record at North Randall
Braden Direct, a black colt, wins the Forest City stake heats at North Randall in 2:03 3-4 and helps smash the 2:04 1-2 stake record and the world 4-year-old pacers mark. Sir R wins the 2:04 pace with Don Densmore, Major Brino, and Peter the Second following. Other races include Eva Cord taking the 2:20 trotting division and Adlon leading the 3-year-old trots.
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North Randall
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Baron Direct
Forest City
Egan
Braden
Ginger
Online
Sir R
Murphy
Stoic
Don Densmore
Major Brino
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Adlon
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Dickerson
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Centreville
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Andrews
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Darnaly
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de Forest
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Snow
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Nichols
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Cmurphy
Parker
Ea Balsa
Bruno
Hodson
de Peter the Second
Valentine
Taft Congratulates Jim Thorpe for Olympic Victory
President Taft released a letter praising Carlisle Indian School athlete James Thorpe who won at Stockholm. He commended Thorpe’s high standard of physical development and right living and urged continued success in his chosen field.
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Taft
Jim Thorpe
Washington
James Thorpe
Stockholm
Hayes and Winston Reach National Doubles Final
W T Hayes and J H Winston of Chicago defeated W J Clothier of Philadelphia and G P Gardner of Boston in four set semi finals to reach the national doubles final at Onwentsia Club Lake Forest. McLoughlin and Bundy beat Smith and Thornton to join in the final, with the Newport date set for August 20 amid a 60 game thriller.
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Ill
W. T. Hayes
J. H. Winston
Chicago
W. J. Clothier
Philadelphia
G. P. Gardner
Boston
M. E. McLoughlin
San Francisco
T. C. Bundy
Los Angeles
C. Y. Smith
Nat Thornton
Atlanta
McLoughlin
Bundy
Hayes
Winston
Onnontsia Club
Raymond D. Little
Gustav Touchard
Newport
Clothier
Gardner
Sports Echoes From The Times On Various Athletes
The article surveys multiple sports figures and events. Eddie Durnan trains in Minnesota for a race with Jack Hackett slated today. Jim Thorpe is hailed as the world’s greatest athlete, while Charley Street’s early death prompts reflections. It notes debates over Clarke Griffiths and the Red Sox attention, Bill Sweeney’s .359 batting, and rumors about Jack Johnson and Joe Jeanette. It mentions Abe Attell, Jake Stahl, Tris Speaker, Tyrus Cobb, and Ernest Barry. It also covers Tam’s return conjectures, Bob Johnson’s Dartmouth link, Joe Patchen III’s pacing feats, a Dorchester tug-of-war win, and fleeting field-day results at Riverside.
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Langford
Jeanette
Fistiania
al Palzer
Bombardier Wells
New York
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Rivers
McFarland
Wolgast
Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
Packy McFarland
A. R. Gildersleeve
Watertown
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Sam
Chelsea
J. W
Steven O’donnell
Concord Street
Boston
Sullivan
Washington Street
Herbiert Slade
Jake Kilrain
John J. Killion
Greenpoint
L. L
Bunker Hill Monument
Street
Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
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Red Sox
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H. B
Joe Wood
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Walpole Street Grounds
Cravath
Lynn
Ah Chung
Fish Marsh
Louis Guertin
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Thomas Callaghan
Collective sports notes from early Boston era include players births and records
A collage of sports trivia lists birth dates for Cobb and Speaker, notes on double plays and attendance, Red Sox updates with Wood and Cravath, and requests for addresses and gym notices. Includes scattered remarks on fights, monuments, and local sports figures.
British Societies to Hold Athletic Meet in Woonsocket
A list of events for the British Day and Olympic games planned by the United British Societies of Woonsocket at Clinton Oval. Amateurs from New England may enter nine handicap Olympic style races and field events, closing Aug 8 to entries via Cashman, Bottomley, or Cunningham in Woonsocket.
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John F. Cashman
Exchange Street
Providence
R. I
Robert C. Bottomley
Main Street
Woonsocket
Duncan B. Cunningham
Harris Avenue
Page Class to Play Samecs on Dorchester Grounds
On Saturday Aug 8 the Page Class will play the Samecs at Dunbar avenue grounds Dorchester. This league game is pivotal and a close score is expected as both clubs play fast ball.
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Dunbar Avenue Grounds
Dorchester
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