Noted riders to compete at four day Country Club meet
Jockeys are expected to figure prominently as 25 riders enter the steeplechases and flat events at the four day Country Club meeting starting tomorrow. Notable names include newcomers James Park G Bernard Fenwick of Baltimore and Geoffrey Williams 2d of Philadelphia. Herbert L Pratt has bought Star Gaze from Joseph E Davis as the latter brings his string to Brookline. Star Gaze, a young three year old, recently won at Piping Rock after a Belmont Park amateur meeting. Shipping delays by owners did not stop a large field from forming for the Brookline races.
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Clyde Park
James Park
G. Bernard Fenwick
Baltimore
Green Spring Valley Hunt Club
Geoffrey Williams
Philadelphia
Herbert L. Pratt
Standard Oil Company
Star Gaze
Joseph E. Davis
Brookline
Piping Rock
Belmont Park
Williams Defeat Cornell in Nine-Run Baseball Win
Williams dominated Cornell 9 to 1 at Williams College. Gillette and Lewis sparked a first inning rally with a double and single as Williams pulled ahead early. Hodge fanned four for Cornell, Acheson struck out five for Williams, and Williams stole five bases while Cornell managed two.
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Williamstown
Williams
Cornell
Hodge
Acheson
Purple
Toolan
Keller
Clue
Butler
Gillette
Lewis
Siebert
Brown
R.H.E. Williams
Cornell O
Ainslie
Swain
Selbert
Clute
Prindle
pall—Brown
Ennis
Pittsfield
Portland 15 Lawrence 1 in New England League game
Wormwood pitched steadily as Portland routs Lawrence 15 to 1. Burns Merrill and Hickman sparked the offense with multiple hits and runs, while O'Brien and Duncan struggled to contain the Portland batting in a decisive win.
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Portland
Lawrence
Wormwood
Duncan
Mahoney
Merrill
Burns
Riley
Meehan
Hayden
O’connell
Braggy
O’brien
O'Connell
Bawcock
Hickman
Cargo
Cement
Galvin
Rudderham
Worcester 5 New Bedford 2 scoreline from June game
Worcester defeated New Bedford 5 to 2 as Pruitt struggled and left in the second inning. King pitched well enough to keep Worcester ahead, with Bushelman striking out nine. Shorten’s batting and Kennedy’s fielding were notable for Worcester.
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Worcester
New Bedford
Carroll
Shorten
Stewart
Crowley
Kennedy
Rose
King
Miller
Pruitt
Bushelman
Brockton Defeats Lowell 3 1 Behind Shears Strong Pitching
Brockton beat Lowell 3 to 1 as Shears pitched well. Flaherty hit a first inning home run and Daly added a double. Zeiser started for Lowell and was relieved by Zeiser in the ninth, while Brockton capitalized on Lowell errors and base hits to secure the win.
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Brockton
Shears
Lowell
Flaherty
Daum
Daly
Monahan
Zeiser
Plaherty
Miller
Magee
McGaffey
Anderson
Halstein
White
Lynn defeats Fall River 8 to 1 in afternoon game
Heavy hitting by Lynn in the second and third innings carried the team to an 8 to 1 victory over Fall River. Key plays included Fishburne at short and Orcutt's miraculous seventh inning catch. Scoring featured Wilson Moulton Strands Orcutt Boardman Lavigne and Devine with two base hits by Campbell and a three-base hit by Wilson.
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Fall River
Lynn
ofFishburne
Orcutt
Devine
Wilson
Moulton
Strands
Boardman
Lavigne
Campbell
Cooney
Griffin
Neptune
Fishburne
Logan
McGovern
Cunningham
Timbe
Bannon
Lynn. BE
M'G
C'pbell
Neptune Ss
Fishb
Cun‘han
Weedene
Perkins
Cooney mi
Milton High School Defeats Stetson in Eight to Two Ball Game
Milton High School pounded Stetson of Randolph 8 to 2 as pitcher Stanley held the visitors in check throughout. Batting exploits by Margeson Babcock and M Poole powered Milton while Fahey allowed 11 hits for Stetson.
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Stetson High School
Randolph
Milton
Milton High School
Stanley
Fahey
Stetson
Margeson
Babcock
M. Poole
Boxers Eagan Seeks Open Bout To Take Baldwin Title
South Boston lightweight Joe Eagan aims at the New England titleholder Matty Baldwin, claiming Baldwin dodges him in Manchester and Lowell. Manager Eddie Mack says their plan is to force a clean bout or claim the title if Baldwin won’t meet him. Baldwin has twice wiggled out of meetings with Eagan’s camp.
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Joe Eagan
South Boston
New England
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Manchester
Lowell
Lynnfield
Matty
Eddie Mack
Eagan
Magan
Kid Alberts
Young Jasper
Lenox A. C
Gloucester
Alberts
George Alger
Patsey DeLacca
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