World hammer throw marks broken at St Anthony field day
Over four thousand spectators watched a field day at St Anthony parish Allston on the North Brighton grounds. Highlights included a boys four mile Marathon with 21 finishers, Riversides of Cambridge beating Riverdales of Allston 5 to 0, and Harvard’s B F Sherman breaking hammer throw records in 18 and 21 pounds with throws of 107 to 131 feet.
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St. Anthony Parish
Allston
Brighton
Riversides
Cambridge
Riverdales
Rahal
B. F. Sherman
Harvard
Sherman
Zueckbener
Navy
J. F. Mitchell
New Motor Cycle Marks Set at Waltham Meet
At the Waltham Autocycle Club gathering one thousand spectators saw several fast races on the Central Park track. C. E. Anderson of West Newton earned top honors for a self built machine, including a notable 10 mile handicap win with a scratch time of 11 minutes. Winners and times across events included G. M. Green and F. Watkins in stock and national championships, with officials led by referee Alonzo Hoyt and starter W M Ryan.
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Waltham
Waltham Autocycle Club
Central Park
C. E. Anderson
West Newton
Anderson
G. M. Green
Marsh- Metz
R. Thomas
Marsh-Metz
F. Watkins
C. S. Anderson
T. Blodgett
Orient
C.A. Libby
Messier
Haverhill
Green
Libby
Lynn
Estes
Lenarts
Alonzo Hoyt
W. M. Ryan
Frank H. Cunnair
Ossie Sullivan
B. W. Stanley
C. E. Smith
J. A. Leavitt
C. M. Green
J. Arthur Burke
Malden High defeats Everett High 5–0 in fast game
Malden High tops Everett High 5 to 0 on June 17. MacCormac Morgan and Everle starred with bat and Leatherman solid in field as Malden takes the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Malden High
Everett High
MacCormac
Morgan
Everle
Leatherman
Dorchester A A Beats Queen Quality Club 5 4 in 10 Innings
Dorchester A. A. opened the season with a 5 to 4 victory over Queen Qualitys of Jamaica Plain in 10 innings at Franklin Field. Leonard and Bastable led the offense, while Hill and Griever starred for Dorchester A. A. in a tight, well pitched opener.
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Dorchester A. A
Franklin Field
Queen
Jamaica Plain
Leonard
Hill
Griever
Dorchester
A. Queen Quality
PO. A.T
PO Parker
iIeonard
Donahue
Hurlburt
Stacko
R.f
Biorkland
McDonald
Catarius
McHugh P Eel
Tiens
Delear
E.f
Ol Havey Cr
Ae Cad
Needham High Edges Dedham for Triangular League Title
Needham High won the Norfolk Triangular League championship 7 to 6 over Dedham High this morning in Needham. Gaughan drove in the winning run with two out in the ninth inning. Williams batted well and Cheney and Hurley made key catches as Dedham fell short of last year’s title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Dedham High
Norfolk
Needham High
Gaughan
Os Oksrasassel
Cheney
Hannon
Williams
Brownville
Daly
Webb
Collins
Devine
Drumm
Doyle
Dru Brownville
Heath
de If
Step
Faedhan
Dedham
Stevens
Hurley
Maloney
Hunt
Sibley and Hannon
Bh.po.a.e
A.E. Collins
Malone
Doyle Peewee
Loce
Rogers, Ct
Brown’le
C.f
Ferris
Aed
Ik Oe
Lowney Field Day A Success At Mansfield Park
The Walter Lowney Company marked its 25th anniversary with a Mansfield field day for over 2000 attendees. Employees and guests rode two trains to Athletic Park, where races crowned winners and a surprise bronze lion statue gift to Mr Lowney was presented by Richard Bell.
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Walter Lowney
South Station
Mansfield
Mr. Lowney
Vidal
Richard Bell
Boston
Lowney
Walter H. Belcher
Gilbert A. Daggett
Andrew Holland
George H. Page
H. H. Green
W. B. Swett
W. A. Andrews
C. L. Raynor
Daniel Kennedy
Austin Gabriel
T. Saffin
George Egan
An Lessi
Ralph Fenulla
Morris Griswold
Bob Atkinson
Ernest Fenulli
John Alves
J. P. Hall
Phillip Nett
John Mongiello
Charles Speare
Edward Davis
William Snow
A. Saffrin
John Dalton
Alves
Atkinson
Dalton
Gookin
Nett
Mongiello
Annie McCarthy
Hannah Sullivan
Annie Ellis
Fanny Ellis
Harriet Wooldridge
Rose McAlire
Charles Smith
John ©. Donohue
C. H. Falkenstein
GC. J. Tucker
Eleanor Sails Home Ahead In Lipton Cup Opener
The Boston Yacht Club hosted the first Class Q Lipton cup race in Hull Bay. Achilles owned by A P Loring battled last season’s champ Eleanor in a brisk east breeze. After leading early, Eleanor seized the lead on the second beat and finished ahead, securing the win.
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Boston Yacht Club
Hull Bay
Achilles
A. P. Loring
Eleanor
Strawberry Hill
Quincy Great Hill
Peddock’s Island
Sheep Island
Windward
Economy Wins Grand Annual at Clyde Park by Half Head
Five jockeys escaped serious injury as steeplechase riders fell at jumps during the Country Club meet at Clyde Park Brookline. Economy ridden by McAffee won the Grand Annual by a half head over Grandpa ridden by Hayes in a dramatic finish.
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Country Club
Clyde Park
Brookline
J. C Watson
Middlesex
Maximilian
T. O’brien
James W. Colt
William C. Hayes
Grandpa
McAfee
Mr. Hayes
Gandpa
McAffee
New York
National Hunt Club
McMurtrie
Tellfare
Galloways
Small Package
Powers
Sir Gaze
Stevens
Races At Country Club Show Elegant Toilettes
At the Country Club races, society attendees showcased an array of elaborate outfits. Notable ensembles featured Mrs. Paul Hamlen in wood brown voile and Mrs. Sidney Waldo in white with Irish lace, while Mrs. Washburn wore Irish lace with green liberty and black plumes.
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Paul Hamlen
Elsie Carr
Sidney Waldo
C. H. Washburn
William Dana Orcutt
John Reece
Annie Warren
John L. Thorndike
Reginald Gray
Alexander S. Porter, Jr
John Hurd Hutchins
Margaret Roche
Alfred Codman
Charles T. Lovering, Jr
Henry de Ford
Douglas Thomas
Charlotte Corday
Nora Chadwick
Harold J. Coolidge
W. E. P. Weeks
Nathaniel F. Emmons
Sallie Lawrence
F. Lothrop Ames
Cryder
Marie Lee
Henry L. de Rham
Ruth Winsor
Adelaide Jackson
Thomas Pierce
George M. Cushing
H. S. Potter
Walter O. Underwood
Mary Curtis
Rosamond Allen
Josiah Hadgen
Liberty
Helen Sears
C. P. Greenough
John C. Gray
Hilda Miller
Mary Vaughan
Cornelia Wolcott
Roger Wolcott
Juliet Higginson
Somerville Edges English High In 12-Inning Classic
In a 12 inning duel Somerville High defeated English High 5 to 2 in a final league game. Everett and Scriven pitched well for their teams with decisive late hits for Somerville. Roberts was out after being hit by a ball as the crowd of 1200 watched a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High
Somerville High
Somerville
Everett
Scriven
Famous Athletes Compete in AOH Field Day at Locust Grounds
The Division 6 AOH field day drew 88 amateur athletes in 118 entries for events including the 100 yard dash 600 yard mile and three mile runs along with field events. Also held were baseball between Gate of Heaven Holy Name and City Point A A teams and a football match Cork Men's Association versus Tipperary Men's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Street Grounds
Gate of Heaven Holy Name
City Point A. A
Cork Men’s Association
Tipperary
Hose Coupling Contest At St Bernard's Meet
Newton June 17. The St Bernard's parish garden party on Allen Field drew hundreds. The hose coupling contest won by an Arlington team Cook and Tierney with 26 2 5 seconds. Hughes and Meade of Arlington were second with 27 1 5 seconds.
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Newton
St. Bernard’s
Allen Field
West Newton
Arlington
Cook
Tierney
Hughes and Meade
Local Scores Report From Regional Matches
Bridgeport two to one per Bridgeport Bridgeport game in Bridgeport. New Britain defeated by New Haven six to two in New Haven Hartford. Springfield won ten to two over Holyoke in Springfield.
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Bridgeport
New Britain
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Holyoke
Amateur Games Wanted by Semi-Pro and Youth Clubs
A listing of teams and organizers in Greater Boston seeking amateur and semi pro games. Entries include Royal White Sox of Brain Tree, Woven Hose and Rubber Co teams, Eagles Jr of South Boston, Newton A A, Merrimac A C, Dorchester clubs, Poo La A C of Somerville, Crawfords and Unicorns of Roxbury, plus many organizers and addresses.
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Royal White Sox
Braintree
Alfred DeCost
Common Street
Boston
J. B. White
Park Street
Woburn
Newton A. A
W. J. Stumpf
Pattison Manufacturing Co
Stanhope Street
Vernons
Dorchester
J. Carr
Buttonwood Street
Merrimac A. C
Roxbury
Edward Cranwell
Porter Street
Jamaica Plain
Houghton & Dutton beat Winchester A A 8 to 2
Houghton & Dutton defeated Winchester A A 8 to 2 at Winchester in a baseball game. Key players included Elra sher and McCarthy for the visitors and Badger for the losers with contributing runs and defensive plays. Attendance was listed at 800 with LeDuc and McKean as umpires.
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Winchester
Houghton & Dutton
Winchester A. A
Elarasher
McCarthy
Badger
Houghton & Re
A. A
Po.a.e
Bh.po.a.e
Walsh
McKean
Kenney
Connors
Eldracher
St’nson
Ashman
Twombley
Mack
O'Neilson
Murray
C.f
Cummins
Cranan
Y.f
Duane
Cronan
Newman
Neilson
Lyons
LeDuc
Dorchester High Names Harold Fraser Captain for Next Year
Harold Fraser, noted second baseman for Dorchester High School, was elected captain for next year after the game with Manchester High yesterday. Fraser is regarded as a topInterscholastic league player, having starred all season in both field and bat.
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Harold Fraser
Dorchester
Manchester High
Frase
Bits of Baseball from Pittsburg Series
Players recall a rough Pittsburg series with five homers across the short left field fence. The writer muses on Wagner’s potential if he joined Boston and Maddox driving the Doves.
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Pittsburg
Wagner
Boston
Baseball Roundup with Injuries and Umpire Critique
Fifteen popups drifted into the air yesterday morning as play continued. Emilie suffered a facial injury from a foul tip off Graham's bat in the second game, while Bob collapsed but recovered after support from teammates. Ferguson injured his right arm and was sent to a bonesetter in Youngstown. Umpire Rudderham drew boos for string of poor calls against Boston. fans hope he leaves town with the Pirates. The Reds faced a snag, threatening Cubs’ trajectory, and Harvard meets Yale in a hot afternoon clash with Crimson favored.
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Emilie
Graham
Old Bob
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Cubs
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Cambridge Latin Triumphs in 12th Inning Championship Win
Cambridge Latin defeats Newton High 9 to 8 in 12th after tying at 8 in ninth inning. Volk shines with three hits including a triple and a home run worth 3 RBIs. O Neil drives in runs for Newton. Squeezes and late scoring seal the Preparatory league title with 500 in attendance.
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Cambridge Latin
Newton High
Cambridge
Volk
Tip O'Neil
Newton
Howe
McO't
R.f
Davey
Holbrook
Blackall
Mellen
Deusen
Pou Esacs
C.f
Gallagher
Turner
Donahue
Ryan
McCourt
Sanderson
Crowther
Reeves
Coon
Robbins
O'Neil
Babson
Barry
Paul
St Patrick's Field Day Highlights Brookline Brighton Derby
At East Watertown grounds the 17th annual St Patrick's field day drew crowds as Brookline Council beat Brighton Council 7 to 6 in a thrilling baseball contest. Father John S. Cullen and Father P. L. Crayton directed the event with executive support from Frank M. Kelly.
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K. of C
Brookline
Carr Beats Roslindale Boxed Hero in Surprise Return
South Boston lad Eddie Carr returned to the ring at the Armory A A and defeated Kid McDonald of Roslindale. Carr impressed with distance and footwork while McDonald used size, but Carr claimed the win. The Armory card next Tuesday promises a top clash as Harry Lewis meets Larry Temple in a high profile bout.
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Eddie Carr
South Boston
Kid McDonald
Roslindale
McDonald
Carr
Armory A. A
Noah Perry
Armory Athletic Association
Harry Lewis
Larry Temple
Lewis
Temple
Golf Champs at Wollaston in State Championship Qualifier
The Wollaston Golf Club hosted the qualifying round for the State championship. H. H. Wilder of Harvard shot 77 to win the low-score medal, with G. R. Angus of Brae-Burn second at 78. J. B. Hylan of Vesper and others tied for third at 79, and R. H. Baniels won the playoff for the final place in the first 32.
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Wollaston Golf Club
H. H. Wilder
Harvard
G. R. Angus
Brae-Burn Country Club
J. B. Hylan
Vesper
T. R. Fuller
Commonwealth
K. Sterne
Alpine
J. G. Anderson
R. H. Baniels
Melrose High Tops Woburn 7 4 in Afternoon Game
Melrose High School defeated Woburn High 7 to 4 on the Common. Mitchell and McMullen led the Melrose lineup with key hits while Cassell made a one handed catch in the sixth with bases loaded.
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Melrose
Melrose High
Woburn High
Mitchell
McMullen
Cassell
Doherty
Finn
Garrity
McGowan
Wentw
Connolly
Eaton
Hickey
Jones
McDonald
Boylan
Levins
Miliken
Caldwell
C.f
BOW
Melrose FW. S
Woburn HS
Wentworth
Snow
Balis
Dorchester Hands Manchester High 11-0 Inning Shutout
Dorchester High defeated Manchester High nine 11 to 0 on Dunbar Avenue yesterday. Parmenter was hit by a pitch but remained in the game as Dorchester piled up runs, with key contributions from Daly Frazer Cavanaugh Sullivan Conley Abbott Spaulding and others. Pitcher Spaulding earned the win over McAllister and Simonds as 900 fans watched the lopsided contest.
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Dorchester High
Manchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Manchester
N. H
Parmenter
PO. A. E
Po.a.e
Daly
McAl’ter
Fae C. Hoernle
Sullivay
Oday
Conley
Simonds
Kshank
Hayes
W.H
Rnle
Hubbell
Abbott
Rif
Morrill
Spaulding
Vles
C. Hoernle
Frazer
Cavanaugh
Sullivan
McAllister
Churchill
Barnstead
Germantown A C Sweeps Doubleheader at Stone Park
Germantown A C defeated Riverside A C of East Dedham 6 to 5 in the morning and Morrells of Dorchester 8 to 7 in the afternoon at Stone Park.
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Dedham
Germantown A. C
Stone Park
Riverside A. C
East Dedham
The
Morrells
Dorchester
Harvard Crew Completes Fourth Mile Time Trial On Thames
Harvard varsity rowers completed a four mile time trial on the Thames from New London to Bartlett Point with Cutler in the No 2 seat. The freshman eight paced for the first two miles, finishing three lengths behind the varsity in 21 minutes 27 seconds for the full course.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Thames
Harvard Varsity
New London
Bartlett's Point
Cutler
Fish
Naval Station
Varsity
Sargent
Eaton
R. Fulton Blake
Ide
Yale
Eli
Vars
Engineer Mosher
John Harvard
Thames River
Professional skaters at Wonderland race draws big crowd
A two mile open professional roller skating race at Wonderland draws keen interest. Competitors include Clarence Hamilton winner of a Chicago three mile race, Stanley Holden, Edward McDougall, Ted Boyle, Joe Brown, John McCarthy, Billy Merritt, Arthur Russell, George Harrington, Edward Donahoe and W. J. Adams from Canada in Pattee's prize event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Manager Pattee
Clarence Hamilton
Chicago
Stanley Holden
Lynn
Edward McDougall
Roxbury Athletic Club
Ted Boyle
Ireland
Joe Brown
Newburyport
John McCarthy
East Boston
Billy Merritt
Canada
Arthur Russell
Pittsburg
George Harrington
Roxbury
Edward Donahoe
Newbury
W. J. Adams
Eastern League Scores From Multiple Cities
Baltimore won 5 to 2 over Toronto in the first game with Toronto taking a 2 to 1 win in six innings. Newark defeated Montreal 5 to 3. Jersey City crushed Rochester 73 to 3 in the first game and 103 to 0 in the second. Providence beat Buffalo 6 to 8.
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Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Buffalo
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OlBrock
Spel Clark
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Grethe
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L’therman
Rosenthal
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Gardner
Potala
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MacCormack
Strong
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Curran
Queen Quality Club
Dorches
Bjorkland
Grieves
McHugh
Holt
Bastable
Parker
Cahill
Act
H. m. S Fleanor
Fabyan Sae Eas
Caleb Loring
Essex
A. W. Stevens
Cor
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Dorello
G L Batchelder
Emerline
Arawak
H. €. Robinson
George Carey
Ceses
Gleamer
BR. C. Jones
Stridaway
W. A. Tillockson
Diebus
Jacobin
T. W. Secret
King
Setes
Juanana
H. Lundberg
Sanderling
Ack Glidden
Seeee
Gringo
Brown, Jr
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Tollis Burgess
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Plover
Jsames Knowles
Dorden
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A. EK
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William Stevens
Reina
J. W. McKeen
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Win We Olmsted
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Yankee
T. Roach
Blumenthal
HULL
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Sunny Jim
Doane
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Houlg
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Brown & Dudley
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C. E. Phillips
Spider
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Mahoney
Hooper
Somerhville High
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O’connell
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Mixer
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Halligan
Allen
Tis A Bias
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Everett de
Mabel
Maddox
Ferguson
Bonesetter Reese
Youngstown O
Rudderham
ST. Patrick’s
Wollaston
Germantown
A. C
White Mountains
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Fabyan
Lancaster North Conway
Colebrook
Maplewood
Jefferson Centre Harbor Weirs
North Woodstock
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City Ticket Office
Washington St
North Station
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D. J. Flanders, P. Text
Oo. M. Burt
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Willard Massey
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