Edith Anna Withdraws From Bermuda Race After Cape Cod Damage
Marblehead June 4 The schooner Edith Anna owned by Thomas F Henderson Yachtsmen's Club Philadelphia, one of six ships racing to Hamilton Bermuda, quit after damaging its mainmast head off Cape Cod. Repairs will be made in Gloucester Harbor before returning to Philadelphia. Class C starters included Marchioness Venona navigator Captain B D Reece crew members Richard Young Dr C S Street Thomas Owens Joseph Goldbeck.
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Marblehead
Edith Anna
Thomas F. Henderson
Yachtsmen’s Club of
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Bermuda
Gloucester Harbor
Cape Cod
Marchioness
Venona
B. D. Reece
Richard Young
Dr. C. S. Street
Thomas Owens
Joseph Goldbeck
Lowell Wins In The 10th In New Bedford Labor Day Tilt
Lowell defeats New Bedford 5 to 4 in 10 innings after a balk call on Labelle in the ninth. Final score features runs from Howard Duff Wolfe Ainsworth Greenwell Barrows OBrien Kehoe Adler and Labelle for Lowell and Barrows OBrien Adler Weeden Barthuf Wolfe Harris for New Bedford. Pitchers Bowie Rivard and Labelle. time 1h 55m.
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Lowell
New Bedford
Labelle
A.E
B. Shannon
Barrows
Zinssar
R.f
M’rehead
Howard
O’brien
Duff
Ol Kehoe
Wolfe
OlAdier
Harris
Fish
Barthu
Ainsworth
Weeden
Bowie
Greenwell
Bone
Tsqwoil Assinetets
SOWA
Keho
Adler
Rivard
Moorehead
Harrison
Shannon
Barthuf
Balk
J, O’brien
Noble & Greenough Crew Wins Sensational Foot Margin Race
Noble & Greenough Schoolboy crew edged Brookline High by a foot in a dramatic Charles River final. Judges debated the result as Volkmann and English High followed. Cambridge Latin won the first crew event, ending the schoolboy season.
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Charles River
Noble & Greenough
Brookline High
Volkmann
English High
Winer
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Lawrence Beats Fall River 4 to 3 In Fast Game
Lawrence won 4 to 3 over Fall River in a sharp contest. Key contributions came from Murch’s all around play and Flynn and Sollran’s solid fielding. Flynn drove in runs and Messenger, Kane, and Colley supported the offense as Lawrence advantages built through the game.
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Lawrence
Sef Wo Devine
C.f
O/Colley
Templin
Th’nhill
Gaton
O Dracher
Maire
O'Gilroy
Eipeace
Aca
Flynn
Harter
Messenger
Connor
Dracher
Mureh
Kane
Colley
Gilroy
March
Fall River
Grant and Whiting
Worcester Rally Tops Haverhill In Sixth Inning Comeback
Worcester overcame a 5 to 1 deficit in the second half of the sixth, scoring five runs and adding three more in the eighth to win 9 to 5. Russell, Reynolds, Bradley, Barton, Schwartz, Logan, Blackburn, Hamilton, and Perkins starred with multiple hits and RBI opportunities.
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Worcester
Haverhill
A.E. Burkett
C.f
Hamilton
Efi
Russell
Barton
Reynolds
R.f
Rtney
Bradley
Br’dman
Schw
Rothfuss
Logan
Billett
Uniae
Sey McCune
Perkins
Coffin
Hilbert
Leverenz
aJohnson
Late Ninth Inning Rally Upsets Brockton 6 5
The game featured a ninth inning push as Lynn and Brockton traded rallies. Key players included Miller Watters with two base hits and Daum stealing twice. O'Toole and Cutting combined for eight strikeouts and a balk called on Cutting.
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Lynn
Dees
Brockton
Ort
Mullaney
Guiheen
Lovell
Daum
Catterson
Hickman
Bannon
McGovern
Miller
Watters
Bigbie
Cutting
McKernan
O'Toole
O’toole
O’toole. Balk
Stockdale
Alekman
Ib Miller
Mitchell
Atlantic Railway Company Extends Condolences for Loss of Sailors
The Atlantic Railway Company through general manager P Gilkins sends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved families of the seamen aboard schooner Fame sunk after a collision with the D A R 8S S Boston. The directors join in sincere condolences from the board of Ghia of the Dominion.
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Atlantic Railwaympany
P.gilkins
Boston
Ghia
The
Dominion
Green First In Long Swim at Olympic Trials
J B Green of Brookline Swimming Club won the 1500-metre event in the New York A C trials off Travers Island. L G Rich took second in the 200-metre race, with Bud Goodwin close behind. C M Daniels led the 100-metre race before finishing second in a field including Mantell and Chambers. The Olympic committee will decide the team from these results.
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New York
J. B. Green
Brookline
L. G. Rich
Travers Island
New York A. C
Bud” Goodwin
Mercury Footers
Rich
Goodwin
Cc. M. Daniels
Athens
Daniels
J. P. Mantell
West Side
Dantfels
Olympic Committee
Ll. B. Goodwin
C. M. Daniele
W.Y A. C
J. J. Mantell
J. W. Chambers
Princeton
C. M. Richards
Yale
H. Allen Gosswell
Baltimore
A. C
Mass
E. E. Wenck
N. G. Mann
SN. YY
A. G
J. H. Neill
Worcester Hill Climb Draws Over Fifty Autos
Worcester gears up for the state’s largest hill climb tomorrow with more than 50 cars entered across 15 events. The Dead Horse hill course rises 864.2 feet per mile and will start the first car in the forenoon to finish before night. Drivers tested the hill yesterday including J P Robinson Stevens-Duryea J L Snow Peerless Oliver Light Thomas F E Wing Marmon and Miller Stoddard-Dayton.
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Worcester
Dead Horse Hill
Worcester Automobile Club
J. P. Robinson
Stevens-Duryea
J. L. Snow
Peerless
Oliver Light
Thomas
F. E. Wing
Marmon
Miller
Stoddard-Dayton
Wonderland stars show off athletic talents and beauty
Miss An nette Kellermann, world champion swimmer, practices diablo and roller skating daily at Wonderland. She skates at least two hours in the Wonderland big rink. Other featured performers include Miss Inez Erskine, chosen by Dr. Sargent of Harvard to represent Boston at Madison Square two years ago, and Miss Dot Arnold of the Green Bird company.
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Annette Kellermann
Wonderland
Paradise
Inez Erskine
Dr. Sargent
Harvard
Boston
Madison Square
Dot Arnold
Green Bird” Company
Majestic Theatre
Rand Elected Captain of Harvard Track Team
William Mac Neal Rand of Watertown was unanimously chosen captain of the Harvard track team for the coming year at a formal meeting. Rand, a 1905 entrant from Exeter Academy, previously earned letters in dual meets and set records against Yale, while belonging to Theta Delta Chi and the Hasty Pudding Club.
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Rand
Harvard
William MacNeal Rand
Watertown
Exeter Academy
Yale
Crimson
Theta Delta Chi
Hasty Pudding Club
Baseball Corner Notes on Boston and Chicago Lineups
Bits of Baseball Corner report Ferguson will pitch for Boston and either Brown or Overall for Chicago. The piece recalls a landmark South End grounds game, notes McHale’s move to Toronto and return when needed, mentions Navin and Cy Young speculation, and quotes umpire O Day on a long game. It also touches on forfeited games and coaching rules.
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Corner
Ferguson
Boston
Brown
Overall
Chicago
O'Day
Hank
O Hagan Fined Fifty In Lynn Brockton Game
In Brockton on June 4 the New England League fined Captain Harry O Hagan of Lynn $50 for rowdyism during the Lynn Brockton baseball game yesterday and suspended him indefinitely, possibly barring return this season.
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Brockton
Vermont Defeats Manhattan College 6 to 4 in Burlington
Vermont turned the tables on Manhattan College with a 6 to 4 win in Burlington. The game featured Collins and Burlington against Hanley Chambers and Connelly, with umpire Thomas and a 2 hours 12 minutes duration.
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Burlington
Vermont
Manhattan College Today
R.H.E
Manhattan
Collins
Hanley, Chambers and Connelly
Thomas
Mango New York Star Bout Ends in Severe Cut for Hanrahan
Willie Mango dominated from the start in the six round star bout at the Olympic A. C. in New York. Mango's left jab repeatedly opened cuts on Joe Hanrahan's face as the action finished with Mango winning decisively after six rounds.
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New York
Willie Mango
Joe Hanrahan
Olympic A. C
Mango
Hanrahan
Harvard Crew Fails To Split Varsity Four Race
On the Charles River two Harvard varsity four boats battled to a dead heat over two miles with Crew A matching the pace of Crew B. Coach Wray favored A to win but both crews finished neck and neck as he decides which six of eight rowers will join the eight-oar team.
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Noble
Brookline
Veritas
Wray
Harvard Oarsmen
Charles Silver Basin
Red Top
Princeton Crews Schedule Lake Regatta on Carnegie Gifted Water
The Princeton Rowing Association announces an interclass regatta for next Saturday on the Carnegie Lake. The two mile straight course will allow four eights abreast, with a bend creating a 3.5 mile option.
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New York
Princeton Rowing Association Today
Carnegie
Fisk Quality Means Better Cars for Every Motorist
The article explains how the slogan Fisk Quality communicates lasting value for car owners, emphasizing materials, performance, and service that distinguish Fisk products in the market. It argues motorists gain reliability and lower total ownership costs through Fisk quality standards.
Gossip of the Boxers at the Armory A A Meet
George Memsic trains for a 12 round bout with Donohue next Tuesday at the Armory club. Memsic shows strong build and hard hits, while Donohue vows to fight hard for world class recognition. Delmont returns from New York after knocking out McGovern and Murphy, aiming for Attell or Griffin. The article also notes Burns demanding large purses in the Johnson fight context and mentions a Fred Sidney letter at the Armory A A.
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George Memsic
California
Armory Club
Golden Gate
Donohue
Donahue
Memsie
Jim Jeffries
Joe Gans
Tomasso Burns
Jack Johnson
Jeffries
Gans
Burns
Johnson
Albert Delmont
New York
Phil McGovern
Jimmy Murphy
Babe Cullen
Abe Attell
Charley Griffin
Armory A. A
Fred Sidney
Pennsylvania women's championship finals at Haverford
Excellent play marked the matches in the women s Pennsylvania championship tournament. Miss Sears of Boston defeated Miss Ostheimer in the singles final and will meet Miss Ruth Rotch, the present champion, in the challenge round.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Sears
Boston
E. G. Ostheimer
Ruth Rotch
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