Colts Bunch Wins With Ninth Inning Rally Over Boston
Chicago Colts beat Boston 5 to 1 after a ninth inning foray as Tom Fisher faltered with wild pitches. Kling led Chicago with four singles while Briggs held Boston to nine hits and produced timely plays. Two games with Hugh Duffy's Quakers follow, with Wilhelm and Pittinger slated to start for Boston.
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Two Big Cycle Races Today At Charles River Park And Revere
Two major bicycle events are on for today with a 25 mile open race at Charles River Park featuring Harry Caldwell's comeback after a broken collar bone. Competitors include Louis Mettling Sammy Sulkins Basil De Guichard Will Stinson Benny Munroe and possibly George Leander Patsy Keegan. At Revere cycle track top professional sprinters meet in a half mile championship race with Frank Kramer Floyd McFarland and others, plus 10 mile open and mile consolation races. Moran vs MacLean motor paced race may settle who leads in the pace follower circuit before Moran heads to New York for a campaign.
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Harry Caldwell
Caldwell
Louis Mettling
Sammy Sulkins
Basil de Guichard
Will Stinson
Benny Munroe
George Leander
Patsy Keegan
Vailsburg
Frank Kramer
Floyd McFarland
W. S. Fenn
Menus
John Bevell
E. F. Root
O. M. Dorlan
George Glasson
F. Cadwell
Joseph Fogler
Floyd Krebs
George C. Schriber
J. Frank
Galvin
Charles Hadfield
J. P. Jacobson
Moran
MacLean
New York
Tennis Semi finals played today at State championship
Thirteen matches on the Longwood Cricket Club courts yesterday set up the semifinals for today. Edgar Leonard beat W P Blagden in two straight sets after long first and second sets, while Kenneth Horton joins Leonard in the lower half. In the upper half Chauncey Seaver faces Nathaniel Niles, with Niles having defeated S P Ware in the third round.
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R. G. Fessenden
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R. Bishop
Seaver
Edgar Leonard
W. P. Blagden
Harvard
Kenneth Horton
Nathaniel Niles
N. Niles
Hermis Wins 20000 Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Vermis owned by Edward R. Thomas dominates the Suburban handicap race over 1 1 4 miles at Sheepshead Bay in 2 05 the best track time. Irish Lad fades to third as The Picket edges into second. crowd of over 30000 applauds the winner and early favorites stumble in other races.
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Sheepshead Bay
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Seymour
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Hermis
Proper
Major Daingerfield
Africanster
Yoy Leader
Bennett Cup Race in Germany Today
The Gordon Bennett cup race runs today in Germany with Germany France England Italy represented and America absent. The event starts at 7 from Saalsburg near Homburg, proceeds on an 80 mile loop four times for a total around 320 miles ending at the Saalsburg.
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James Gordon Bennett
France
England
Jenatsky
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America
Saalsburg
Homburg
Yale and Harvard Row in Quiet Cambridge Riverview Meet
Yale and Harvard crews met on the river at Gales Ferry Conn with Yale watching Yale quarters from Cambridge as Harvard's varsity and second crews rowed stroke for stroke up four miles to find good water. The second crew dropped out at the two mile mark while the varsity continued to the four mile mark and back. Conditions were good and the rowing showed improvement. no change in the varsity boat lineup appeared settled.
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Yale Varsity Easily Beats Freshmen Rowing Match
Yale varsity crews defeated the freshmen in a late afternoon race at Yale Crew Quarters GALES FERRY. The two mile senior effort completed in 10 minute 5 seconds amid choppy water. Freshmen logged 6 15 for a mile earlier, while the four oar crew stayed strong upstream in a light shower.
Bowditch Returns to Red Top After Measles Illness
John Bowditch, member of the varsity four oar crew, returned to Red Top from Framingham where he was stricken with measles. He is reported in good condition and plans to be in the boat by Saturday.
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Red Top
Panic Raid Nets Whiskey In Cambridge
At 11 45 last night in Cambridge on Main street Sergeant Robertson and a squad raided a premises and secured 1612 gallons of whiskey. Sixteen men were frightened with one leaping from a second floor window and another dropping out. No arrests were made though a complaint will be filed today.
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Robertson
Condit Opens Mammoth Summer Ballroom on the Boulevard
Condit opened his new summer ballroom on the Boulevard in Revere Beach. The 16 000 square foot venue is expected to accommodate thousands at today’s grand opening.
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Boulevard
Revere Beach
Final Game Set For Grammar School League Championship
Final arrangements were completed at the Post sporting room for the cham pionship game tomorrow forenoon at the American league grounds. Captain Roe attended for the Frothingham team and Kenyon represented the squad.
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Post Sporting Room
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Kenyon
Wolcott School Opens Big Game With Toss Decision
Wolcott School prepared for a sharp 10 o'clock start as the Dudley School’s Sub-Master O Dowd attended. Gates open at 9 with city officials and spectators invited to watch. The foul strike rule is agreed and only players, umpires on field.
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Quaker Games and City Matches Color Boston Baseball Day
Day’s schedule features two Quakers games at 10:30 and 2:30 with Roxbury manager Snell. Chicago clubs beat Boston yesterday as Frazer and Mitchell prep to pitch for Hugh Duffy’s squad. Women free on Friday. City Points meet Bowdoin A A at Dorchester Town Field in an anticipated game.
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Alderman Bowen
Chicagos Rally Past Boston On Errors In Fifth And Sixth
Chicago White Sox defeat Boston 5 to 3 after four scoreless innings. Ferris’ grounder error opened the rally in the fifth as Winter and Owen drove in runs. Isbell, Tannehill, and Sullivan added key hits and Boston recovered with two runs in the eighth. Attendance 6300 at Chicago.
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Phillies Rally Ties Game After Detroit Lead
Detroit held a comfortable lead before Philadelphia sparked a batting streak and an error helped the visitors tie the score. McIntyre secured the win for his team with a three run effort.
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McIntyre
New York Defeats St. Casino as Sanchez Injures Ankle
In a rough game Louis and the New York lineup defeated St. Casino after Sanchez strained an ankle in the first inning while pursuing a fly. Collins moved to center, Thoney to third, and Osteen to short as the score progressed.
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Boxing Clash Looms As Baldwin Faces Pantz At Gloucester Club
The Gloucester Athletic Club plans a June 27 bout between Matty Baldwin and Kid Pantz, likely the best card here in months. Both fighters have met split and drawn bouts, with Pantz hoping for a decisive win under Jimmy Briggs. Also on the card, Jeffries knee operation clouds a potential Munroe title fight, while Harry Forbes faces Frankie Neil for the bantamweight crown in Chicago, a bout with knockout stakes and championship implications.
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Boston & Maine Trip to Niagara Falls Holiday Fare
A holiday special offers round trip fares to Niagara Falls from Boston & Maine. $10.40 via West Shore and $9.90 via Delaware Hudson and Erie. Tickets valid July 1 to 2 on regular trains with return by July 4 on regular trains.
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Niagara Falls
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