Pierce Defeats Jimmy Michael In Twenty Mile Race
Ten thousand spectators watched Burns W. Pierce defeat Jimmy Michael in a twenty mile race at Charles River Park his first since returning to cycling. The motor tandem crash of Vetter and Babcock earlier caused excitement and concern but no serious injuries. Pierce and Michael remained evenly matched until Pierce surged in the final stretch to secure victory.
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Jimmy Michael
Burns W. Pierce
Charles River Park
Pierce
Motor Tanam
Vetter
Babcock
Waltham
Michael
Ruden
Derochiers
Burns Pierce
Rivalry Ends as Michael Proves Faster in Motor Pace Race
The meet settles rumors as Pierce and Michael race the motor pace. Pierce trains hard but Michael maintains a steady, flawless pace to win. The event restores track prestige with clean racing and clear speed outcomes.
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Michael
Pierce
BR. Sampson
Cambridge
D. N. Hill
Watertown
Nicholas Cirolo
Chelsea
George D. Hanchett
Natick
Dana Hanchett, Jr
Julius Dreyfus
Thomas Keating
Pierce Dominates Wheel Race As Metropolitans Triumph
Pierce extends lead across miles and wins while fans flood the track. Metropolitan Wheelmen dominate, with Smith and Vetter et al. making strong showings before the scratch motor tandem race. The Walthamole Club falters as Metros pull clear in a 9 minute 45 second distance.
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Metropolitan Wheelmen
Walthamole Club
Club Association
Smith
Metropoltan
Metropolitana
Crooks
Sherer
Vetter
Babcock
Took 25-Footer Race Off Boston Light Yesterday
A lengthy regatta report details a fall by Babcock and Vetter in the 25-foot class near Boston Light, with both riders uninjured but the event marked by strong winds. It covers multiple heats, times, and results, noting clubs and participants from Cambridgeport, Boston, Waltham, and Charlestown, plus summaries of later interclub and motor tandem races.
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Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club
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Vesta
al Kyfis
J. Fred Brown
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Hanley
Hermes
Little Peter
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Flirt
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Hull Bay
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Little Black Rock
Omega Oil for Sore Feet Promises Quick Relief
A Swiss green oil marketed as Omega Oil is promoted for sore itchy or swollen feet. Instructions advise warm foot baths dry feet and rubbing oil toward the heart to aid circulation. Druggist Frank J Gilday of Everett Massachusetts endorses it citing a cook who recovered quickly after using the product.
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Switzerland
Frank J. Gilday
Broadway
Everett
Mass
Regatta at Gloucester Sails to narrow wins in three classes
East Gloucester Yacht Club held a coastal regatta in Gloucester with a strong northeasterly breeze. Ouda won first class in 1:53:02 actual and 1:22:10 corrected, RambleR second. Nymph claimed second class in 2:07:30 actual and 1:27:55 corrected. Only One won third class in 1:20:44 actual and 55 minutes corrected.
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Gloucester
East Gloucester Yacht Club
Ouda
Rambler
Army worms halt train on Canada Eastern line
Newcastle New Brunswick June 18 Saturday the Canada Eastern railway between Blacksville and Doaktown halted six miles from Doaktown as army worms swarmed the track. A million insects covered a four inch deep mass for a mile forcing train crews to shovel and sand the rails before passage. Trees in the area were stripped of leaves.
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Newcastle
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Canada Eastern Railway
Blacksville
Doaktown
Harvard Baseball Shakeup Over Loughlin Exit
Harvard star center fielder Loughlin refuses to play after Reid replaces him with a new man. Three factions emerge on whether Reid acted wisely or made an error as the team faces internal dispute and the withdrawal from the lineup.
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Dr. Nichols
Loughlin
George
Reid
Kendall
Coolidge
Devens
Nichols
Harvard
RE. F. Loughlin
Racetamn Reid
Bray Goes to Europe to Compete in Paris and London
Williamstown June 18 funds raised by Williams College students and alumni provide 500 to send John Bray captain of the track team to Europe. He sails Thursday to compete in the English championships on July 7 and the Paris Olympic games a week later.
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Williamstown
Williams College
John Bray
Europe
Paris
Strong Men of Tufts List Top Examinations
Tufts College announces results of this year’s physical examinations delayed by gymnasium opening. The average is higher than ever, though the top total is slightly below last year. The ten strongest men include Kempton, Cushman, Lamb, Ericksson, Turner, Manchester, Thomas, Wells, Creely, and Perkins with scores ranging from 1226 to 951.6 kilos.
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Tufts College
George R. Kempton
Arthur Cushman
Joseph H. Lamb
August Isadore Ericksson
Harry C. Turner
Albert E. Manchester
Irving B. Thomas
Leslie C. Wells
Oscar W. Creely
Los
Oscar B. Perkins
Fragmented bias claims and quiet protests in Reid case
An excerpt notes factions and prejudice fueling change, while Loughlin denies talking of it. He asserts trains his own plans in a quiet manner and challenges Rei and Dr. Nichols for layoffs he believes were unjustified. The text hints at internal disputes and elusive allies shaping the dispute.
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Loughlint
Reid
Dr. Nichols
Daisy and Grass Stakes Feature at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay on June 18 the Daisy stake was led by Lady of the Valley in a runaway run. The Grass selling stakes went to the Kentuckian. Races included six furlongs Contestor second Montanic third with 14A time, and a one-mile selling race won by Candie Black with Acetenna second. The turf Daisy five furlongs saw Gens Delmarch first and Sen ry second in 1: multiple times, and the Leinster selling five furlongs produced Welsh m Get first with ton ee Geen Gee s second in 1:01. Abtsee and Grane selling one mile featured the Kentuckian in first place.
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M. L. Hurley
Boston
William F. Ivy
Louis Benway
Brockton
George Howland
Metropolitans
Louis Mettling
Jamaica Plain
Jack Farnham
W. J. Potter
C. N. Kimball
P. C. CG
B. F. Garland
Charles
W. H. Senter
J. Cadwell
Ivy
Wold
Cadwell
Howland
Ogdeee
Milford
William G. Miller
West Medway
Hac
Yatet
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Amt Vian
Montanic
Candie Black
Acetenna
Delmarch
Senry
James
Pecs
Ottter Sporting News See Pages Two And Three
Ottter Sporting News reports on ongoing league action with coverage split over pages two and three. Highlights include team performances, player notes, and upcoming fixtures shaping the season.
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Ottter Sporting News
Readville Race Day Draws 3000 Fans in Dorchester Club Meet
Readville June 18 crowds near 3000 with 4 percent women watch Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club meet. Nellie Bly the chestnut mare, driven by J Mosser, trips after a heat injuring driver and sulky. owner values her at 2000. Races include 2:25 pace heats, pony heats, band music, and greased pole prizes.
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Dorchester
Wollaston Band
Nellie Bly
J. Mosser
Dorchester Gengelien
Diejving Ce Club
Weatherlear
Judnee
R Clarke
Lewia Tewhart
John M. B.li
T. Bresnahan
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Griffith
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C. H. Belledue
Unprecedented ruling overturns track heat result
The Boston driving scene reports Ashmont declared winner after judges initially placed Ashmont and Aggie H. back to fourth and fifth. Gallup protested but expert input prompted reversal. Nellie Bly injured delaying racing and a greased pig race ended with George Fraper declared winner amid lively chaos.
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Gallup
Allie Trout
Doc Porter
Colonel Galvin
Nellie Bly
George Fraper
Boston Gentlemen's Driving Club
C. H. Belledel
Dorchester Club
Charlies E. Dow
Www. B. Farmer
Arlington
J. Pinney
A. Hamblen
Charlestown
Edward G. Richardson
George H. Greenwood
Dorchester
T. L. Quimby
Charles D. Palmer
Lowell
Lemuel Hitchcock
H. O. Aldrich
Fred S. Gore
Charles C. Kammerer
Oscar F. Gore
Walker H. Grose
Gypsy Girl Wins Special Class At Old Saugus Track
At Old Saugus track yesterday the Local Road Drivers’ Association held a light matinee with excellent racing conditions. Three events, two won in straight heats. Gypsy Girl captured the special class after five heats. Jack won the free-for-all trot and pace in straight heats with Eben L. second in every heat. Grace Walters took three straight heats in the three-minute class after an earlier fourth.
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Jack
Eben L
Grace Walters
B. m
J. F. Sterling
B. G
Lowell
Aerter Estes Fit Ehen L
Bik. G
Rice
Hazel
Duster
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Romeo
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Uae
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Johnson
Itta Wilkes
Herry
Minnie Richwood
McCarthy
Dictator
Boyleton
Trotting at Norwood sees multiple heat winners
A straightaway trotting race at Norwood drew a large crowd. Lara Hubbard’s Dick won heat one in 1:19, Ed Harts horn’s Kitty took heat two in 1:13, Maggie owned by J. Brown Hanscomb won heat three in 1:201-65, and the final was captured by the same horse in 1:10.
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Norwood
Lara Hubbard
J.ed Hartshorn
Kitty
Maggie
J. Brown Hanscomb
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