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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1906

Page

3

Okees Triumph in 100 Mile New York Yacht Race

The Okee placed ninth in the New York Athletic Club ocean race from Whortleberry Island to West Harbor after a grueling course against winds calms and showers. The Marguerite finished second and the Uncas third while the Alera led early but dropped to ninth on time allowance. The Okee won a $150 Raborg cup and a special club prize amidst a field of 24 starters.

B ‘Sland R. I Okee J. A J. F. Mahlstedt New York Athletic Club Whortleberry Island Long Island Sound West Harbor H. Mason Raborg Marguerite W. F. Clark Uncas W. A. Lieb Elver NI G. A. Ewell H. Mason Raberg Connecticut Je. Okee Mahlstedt Starguerite W . Oes W. A. Ceeee Little Rhody Tillinghast Mopa S. Sullivan P. Gramberg Firefly M. B. Pendas Naiad B. B. Palmer Alera A. Ju Jn W. Alker Priscilla Wood King L. Ca French Panene X. Pendas Ladin R. W. Featapos

Lurline Wins Honolulu Yacht Race After 12 Day Crossing

The yacht Lurline entered Honolulu harbor at 7 31 p m finishing at Diamond Head after a 12 day 5 hour voyage from San Pedro. Anemone led briefly at start while Lurline was becalmed. Lurline averaged about 201 miles daily through yesterday noon with 165 first day and 265 second day. Crowds greeted the craft at the wharf as launches accompanied its arrival.

Honolulu Diamond Head San Pedro San Francisco

Thirteen Yachts Enter Ocean Race From New London

Thirteen yachts have entered the 180 mile ocean race from New London to Marblehead, East ern Y. C. entries include Constellation Corona Elmina Invader Dervish Taormina Chigessa Columbia Heron Cricket and auxiliaries Emerald Savarona with owners Skinner Luke Brewster Rainey Morss Eaton Douglas Reynolds Badger Batchelder Clark and others.

Y. C New London Marblehead Francis Skinner Constellation Corona F. F. Brewster Elmina Invader Henry A. Morss Dervish Dervish, ‘W. 8. Eaton’s Taormina, Alfred Douglas’ Chigessa J. P. Reynolds, Jr Columbia Walter I. Badger Sloop Heron George L. Batchelder Sloop Cricket Emerald F. Lewis Clark Avid Savarona C. H. Clark, Jr

Boxing Gossip Prominent Matches Highlight Brockton Show

Tonight at the Crescent A C Brockton hosts 12 rounds with Harry Edels of Chelsea facing Charley Sieger of New York in the main event. Supporting bouts feature Kid Carter Chelsea versus Billy Denver East Boston and Johnny Murray Cincinnati versus Joe Lavole Philadelphia.

Brockton Boston Chelsea Crescent A. C Harry Edels Charley Sieger New York Iron Man Edela-Sieger Canton Finley Jimmy McDonald Jimmy Gloucester A. C Johnny Murray Cincinnati Jack Dm Joe Lavole Philadelphia Gloucester Kid Carter Billy Denver Charlestown A. C F. L. White Union Lawrence Arlestown Tommy Murphy Charley Neary Kebson Enj

Great three corned match race at Readville July 4

Local horsemen await the Readville event featuring Wentworth Tiverton and Sweet Marie, three top trotters from 1905 with records near 2:04. The trio trained well and prepare for a first-season showdown likely to crown a new supremacy in a storied rivalry.

Readville Wentworth Tiverton Sweet Marte Sweet Marie Oie

Second Yale Harvard Game Set in New Haven Series

Tomorrow Yale and Harvard meet for the second game of their series in New Haven with Yale leading 1 0. Harvard may counter with Greene or Greene may start Castle if a third game is planned in New York. Coburn’s pitching appears unlikely as he stays focused on building the Yale lineup.

Yale Harvard New Haven Crimson New York Castle Greene Blues Coburn

Baseball News And Comment From The Street

Brooklyn and Collins across the railroad tracks with Griffith's Highlanders as the draw. Yale and Harvard meet in New Haven after a recent clash. Somerville High repeats a pennant win while local schools debate combined teams and unfair advantages. Dwight Grammar School challenges Dudley champions as writers urge signed letters to umpires and fan scrutiny of Boston teams.

Brooklyn South End Collins Griffith Highlanders Yale Harvard New Haven Charley Green Green Somerville High Somerville Pat Donovan Legion of Friends Lawrence Boy Dwight Grammar School Dudley Grammar School J. Epstein East Newton Street Boston Thomas W. Lawson John. B. Moran Roslindale

New England Rowing Group Sets 4th of July Regatta

The executive committee of the New England Amateur Rowing Association will meet at the Union Boat Club Friday night to pass upon the entries and finalize plans for the July 4 regatta on the Charles River.

New England Amateur Rowing Association Union Boat Club The Charles

Stow at Philadelphia and St. Louis. Chavetine at Detroit

The note lists matchups including Stow traveling to Philadelphia and St. Louis, Chavetine visiting Detroit, and New York facing Washington. It presents a terse schedule fragment with three pairings and no additional context.

Stow Philadelphia St. Louis Chavetine Detroit New York Washington

National Baseball Schedule Fragment

National. Brook at Boston. Philed at New York. Pittsbu Cincinnati. St. alele at Chicago.

National Brook Boston Philed New York Pittsba Cincinnati St. Alele Chicago

All Scholastic Baseball Team of 1906 Named by Post

Malden Haig catches for Malden while Ola Dorchester pitches and Hall of Somerville handles first base. Norton of English High and McNulty share second and third, Aronson of Roxbury Latin is shortstop, Sweeney of Rindge, Hibbard of Dorchester, and Rechtler of Brookline cover center field.

Ae Malden Haig Ola Dorchester Hall Somerville High Norton English High McNulty Aronson Roxbury Latin Sweeney Brookine High A Hibbard Dorchester High Morton Malden Brophy Pushee Volkmann Bowlby Somerville Joy Roxbury Pitcher Max Clay Walter Norton Charles McNulty English High School Ralph Aronson Boston Hibbard Dorchester Rindge Rechtler Brookline

Americans Batting Better as Western Trip Ends

As the Boston Americans finish their Western trip and near home their batting improves. Grimshaw and Ferris gain, with Ferris hitting four two base hits last week. Hayden jumps from .174 to .227 as part of Collins' new finds. Other notable advances include Stahl Free man Graham Selbach Armbruster. For the Nationals Bates and Brain trade leads, Tenney and Goode show modest gains, Dolan drops. The list ends with Saturday averages.

Boston Nationals Bates Brain Brown Bridwell Tenney Howard Goode Dolan Strobel Lindaman Young

Pittsburg and the Athletics A Seasonal Outlook

Baseball columnist Frederic P. O Connell surveys the 1906 pennant race noting Pittsburg's recent wins over Chicago and Brooklyn, the evolving balance between Giants and Cubs, and the Athletics led by Connie Mack. He projects futures for Collins, Chicago, and Boston and warns of swings in form, with Pittsburg and the Athletics as prime contenders.

Tenney Colts Chicago Brooklyn Giants South End Huntington Avenue Collins New York Highlanders Pittsburg Pirates John McGraw Athletics Donlin Mathewson New York Polo Grounds Reulbach Heebe Lifield Stars Fred Clarke Quakers Boston Connie Mack Cleveland Griffth Griffith

Chicago Slugging Wins Ragged Ninth Inning Game

Chicago defeats St Louis 8 to 7 in a rough fielding showcase. Chance’s triple and Steinfeldt's third hit sparked the comeback as the winning run scored in the ninth. Pfeister pitched 9 2/3 innings for St Louis. Brown 4 1/3 for Chicago.

Chicago Chance Steinfeldt St. Louis Pfeister Brown Moran Bennett Smoot Beckley Murray Sheckard Tinker Druhot Schulte Kannon Evers McBride Carpenter and Klein Ceead

Cincinnati Triumphs Over Pittsburgh In Tight Game

Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh in a close contest as two bases on balls and a ninth inning wild throw produced the winning run. The final score was not stated in the available text.

Cincinnati Pittsburg AB. R. A E. Huggins Seymour Kelley Barry Delehanty Odwell McFarland Avagner Clarke Trees Wicker Coroene

Erin's Hope Football Team Elects Officers

The Erin's Hope football team met at St James Hall and elected M Reilly as president W Mc Kenna as vice president P Sheehy as treasurer J Spillane as financial secretary J O'Neill as recording secretary E Shea as sergeant at arms D Fraher as captain and M Horgan as vice captain They will play the John Boyle O'Reillys at Knights of St Brendan's games on Locust Street grounds July 4.

Erin’s Hope St. James’ Hall M. Reilly W. McKenna P. Sheehy J. Spillane J. O'Neill E. Shéa D. Fraher M. Horgan John’ Boyle O’reillys Knights of St. Brendan's Locust Street

Prizefighters set for Thursday showdowns in two towns

Warry Lewis, lauded for his effort against Joe Gans in Philadelphia, will face Tom Prendergast at Grand Rapids Thursday night. Charley Haghey meets Black Fitzsimmons in Rockland, Maine, Thursday night.

Warry Lewis Joe Gans Philadelphia Tom Prendergast Grand Rapides Charley Haghey Black Fitzsimmons Rockland

Pinch Hitter Delivers as Detroit Tops Chicago 8 to 2

Detroit defeats Chicago 8 to 2 on June 24 in Chicago. Schaefer belts a ninth inning homer off Donohue to cap the scoring and drive in O Leary after entering as a pinch hitter. Final line shows Detroit with 8 hits and Chicago with 8, with multiple players contributing including Jones, Isbell, Jin, and Sullivan.

Chicago Detroit Schaefer Donohue O'Leary White Jones Isbell Jin Sullivan O'Neil Halen B. White Siever Connelly and Evans E. PO Lindsay D. Jones Crawford Coughlin O’leary jPayne C P Obia Voose A. B. Hahn F. Jones Secceresees Davis

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Wechts Lurline Baseball Chester Thompson Joe Butler South Boston McLaughlin Bidwell Nichols Foley Boston College High Clay Boston Americans Grenacns P Grimshaw Ooa Parent Erris Jane Eese Tannehill Freeman Ff. Ee Ees Hayden , 1. E Wereer Pp Feternen Eee Eevee Godwa Util Armbruster, Ec Harris Cane Pieldue Oo Mn R. Eee Dorner Dit Pfeffer Eesee Needham, c Eeees de O'Neil Witherup P.C Eeeseeeseeeres Feee New England Mitchell Aslor and Washington Street Pittsburg and the Athletics Frederic P. O'Connell Chicagos Vic Tory Renae 'Liniment Lee’ Bicycles Iole Oldtown CAI Washington St Mass Masten & Wells MFC. CO Hawley Street
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