Ingomar Wins Race Over Kaiser's Fleet at Kiel
The American yacht Ingomar of New London captained by Charley Barr won a race against the Kaiser's Meteor, the Empress Iduna, and Hamburg. Meteor lost topmast and was towed in. Iduna abandoned after the accident. Kaiser sailed with German crew. Empress aboard Iduna. It was Meteor's first race with German skipper and crew.
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New London
Empress
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Pe Ee
Ben Parker
Two Meets In One at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury
A grand amateur athletic carnival under the National Association of Letter Carriers will take place at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury on July 4. Benjamin B Osthues directs events, combining the New England AAAU championship with the field day featuring sprint, distance, high jump and broad jump races. Special ladies races and a planned sprint between Schick and Duffey are promised. entries close July 1 with Osthues at Cambridgeport.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Benjamin B. Osthues
New England A. A. A. U
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Duffey
B. B. Osthues
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
HOT TEAM RACE AT REVERE TRACK TONIGHT
Four cyclists prepare for a closely matched team race at Revere track. Stinson and Butler face MacLean and Mettling as Mettling uses the Moran motor. Maclean rides behind Charley Turville, Stinson behind Bob Schultz, and Butler behind Bill Saunders.
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Revere
Stinson
Butler
MacLean
Mettling
Ocean Race Draws 44 Fast Yachts From Massachusetts Bay
Corinthian Yacht Club gun starts an 70 nautical mile ocean race to the Isles of Shoals, from about 6 p m. this evening. Boats split into three handicap classes, with purses offered by Lawrence F. Percival and H A Morss. Class one has nine entries for 30 to 50 foot waterlines, class two has 27 entries under 30 feet, and class three covers the regular 22 footers.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Isles of Shoals
Return
Lawrence F. Percival
H. A. Morss
Association
Quincy Yacht Club Ocean Race Abandoned
The ocean race under the Quincy Yacht Club was cancelled as only three boats entered. The course would have run from the clubhouse to Gloucester and back, with today’s event called off.
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Quincy Yacht Club
Cape Cats
Gloucester
Funeral of Allie Trout Well Known Horse Trainer
Albert Trout a noted horse trainer died suddenly of heart failure in New York and was laid to rest in Clinton Mass. He led Maplehurst farm as head trainer and earned wide respect among American horsemen. After Maplehurst exit he trained runners at Sheepshead Bay when he died.
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Mass
Albert Trout
Trout
New York
United States
Maplehurst Farm
John E. and
Bayard Thayer
Mr. Trout
Sheepshead Bay
Mr Chamblet Offers A New Dukes Cup For Steeplechase
Mr Chamblet long noted for promoting American steeplechasing plans retirement at season end and has offered a new Duke's cup to replace the one won by him. The new cup will be as valuable as the old, with conditions to be announced later. The existing Duke's cup, owned by Mr Chambler, was won by Lamu of Clover at Brookline and carries a value of $1000 with a $2000 purse attached.
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America
Chambler
Lamu
Clover
Brookline
Baseball Scoreboard Fragments From New England Games
Fragmentary scores show Holyoke 2 Holyoke over Meriden 1 in 13 innings and Springfield 1 Hartford 0. Other lines report Norwich Bridgeport 14 Norwich 1 and New London 6 New Haven in current listings.
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Meriden
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Hartford
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New Haven
Boston Retail Dry Goods League Opens Season Today
The Retail Dry Goods League begins its season today at 3:30 with Filene's facing Gross & Strauss on Boston College grounds. Captains Delaney of Filene's and Hinckley of Gross & Strauss vow victory while Jordan Marsh meets Gilchrist at Chestnut Hill Brighton. Mr. Toomey of Filene leads the league president into a promising campaign.
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Hinckley
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Toomey
Filene
Veteran boxers visit Boston amid busy Gloucester card
Charley Farrell, veteran sparring partner of Fitzsimmons, arrives from Philadelphia and expresses readiness for Mike Shalow in a 10 round bout. Kid Pantz trains for a six round match with Matty Baldwin at Gloucester as part of a strong Cambridge A A program. Preliminary bouts feature Joe Williams, Johnny O Rourke, John A Sullivan, and Mar tin Clougherty, with Young Donahue vs Johnny Burdick headlining. Briggs camp and weight talk around Jack McClelland bout are noted along with a July 4 exhibition by Jimmy Briggs and Chester Goodwin in Adams, Massachusetts.
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Philadelphia
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Maher
Corbett
Sharkey
Jeffries
Mike Shalow
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Shallow
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Gloucester
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Winthrop
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John A. Sullivan
Martin Clougherty
Cambridge A. A
Young Donahue
Roxbury
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Marlboro
Johnny Lynch
Rouse O’brien
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Tommy Cunningham
Jimmy Maher
Ja Rody
Steve Mahoney
Jack McClelland
Mahoney
Attell-Regan
St. Louis
Jimmy
McClelland
St. Carnataria
World’s Fair Handicap Looms On Sloppy Track In St Louis
Heavy rain left the fair grounds track fetlock deep in mud for the World’s Fair Handicap. Hermis the Eastern champion is seen as vulnerable. McChesney’s absence from official must entries causes comment as Sam Hildreth plans only Wilful to start. Entries list Mohaub to 8 to 1, Wilful 8 to 1, Sambo 15 to 1, Hermis 2 to 1, plus others with weights and jockeys. Respess entry coupled.
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Cormack
Six Shooter
T. Knight
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Higgins
Old Stone
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Austin
Isle of Spice Players Beaten in Comic Baseball Game
The Isle of Spice Company and the Boston Herald staged a comedy on Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. The plot centered on a baseball game in which the Herald defeated Isle of Spice by 21 to 6.
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Isle of Spice’’ Company
The
Boston Herald
Franklin Field
the Herald
Supreme Court Denies Habeas Petition for Editor Sellers
The Supreme Court yesterday denied the habeas corpus petition of Valentine T Sellers, editor of Lawrence, who is serving a sentence for criminal libel. The court agrees he has a constitutional right to a trial but suggests he apply to the court that sentenced him for relief.
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Valentine T Sellers
Lawrence
Ig Court
Olympic games select Rome for 1908 fourth Olympian
The international committee of the Olympic games announced that the fourth Olympian will be held in Rome in 1908 and that an international athletic congress will be convened in Brussels in June 1906.
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Rome
Brussels
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