Lowell Beats Fall River in Scoring Scrape
In Lowell on June 26 Cross pitched superbly striking out 11. Fall River narrowly avoided a shutout as Lowell benefited from multiple errors by the visitors, the score line unfinished in the report.
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Fall River
Ronpora
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Th'nhill
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M'reh
Wade
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Bowcock
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Byross
Hassett
Nashua
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Haverhill
van Zandt
Bush
Labelle
Coveney
Derringer
Smith
Walsh
Bannon
Hafford
Wilder
Local Scoreline Totals From Regional Matches
At Buffalo Buffalo 5 Worcester 4 marks a close result while Toronto Jersey City 8 Toronto 4 shows a decisive win. Rochester Providence 14 Roches ter 7 and New Haven Bridgeport 5 New Haven 4 follow. Waterbury Hartford 19 Waterbury 11, Norwich Norwich 6 Meriden 1. New London New London Springfield 2 presents a final pairing.
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Buffalo
Worcester
Toronto
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Hartford
Norwich
Meriden
New London
Springfield
Bicycle Notes on Revere race and riders
Harry Elkes and Bobbie Walthour prepare for an hour paced race at the Revere track tomorrow evening with several other riders training in form. Contenders include Nat Butler Charles McConnell James Moran and Forest Os good with Moran recovering from a fall. A July 18 century run from Copley Square in three divisions is announced, with rain plans and club status. Frank Waller heads to Australia to promote motor paced racing and aims to challenge Australian mile records.
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Harry Elkes
Bobbie Walthour
Revere
Elkes
Stinson
Providence
Revere Track
Nat Butler
Charles McConnell
James Moran
Forest Osgood
Sgood
Sinles
Butler
McConnell
Moran
Copley Square
W. McLaren
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Frank Waller
Australia
England
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Waller
Antipodes
Bill’ Martin
Lowell
I’. L. Howe
Charles River Park
Elkes, Walthour
Walthour
Surprise party honors Auburndale Inn owner Alexander Brown
Alexander Brown former superintendent of the Boston Athletic Club received a surprise party at the Auburndale Inn Riverside where he is proprietor. About two friends attended and a jovial reunion followed a speech was made by J Edwarden.
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Alexander Brown
Boston
Auburndale Inn
Riverside
J. Edwarden
Star Athletes Set For Northfield Conference Action
Northfield hosts the Intercollegiate Conference from June 26 to July 6 alongside a summer Bible school. Prominent athletes from Yale Harvard Princeton Brown Penn Cornell Columbia Johns Hopkins Williams Wesleyan and more will attend, with forenoons and evenings devoted to conference work and evenings free for athletic pursuits. the Fourth of July field day is highly anticipated.
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Yale
Princeton
Chadwick
Chittenden
Ah. G. Sturns
Harvard
Oveson and
Gardener
Cornell
Osborne
Hutton
Overman
Columbia
Atkins
Marshall
Hatch
Allen
Goodman
Johns Hopkins
Blanck
England
Bandel and Schomeissen
Calder, Goode and Clarke
Turrell, Vose, MacMillan
Arson
Williams
World’s Championship Track Meet at St Augustine’s Parish
A world championship all round event accompanies the St Augustine’s parish field day in South Boston on August 2 at Locust street grounds. Prizes include $100 in gold and a championship trophy for the winner. Entries close July 26 with John F Moakley, 380 West Third Street, South Boston. entry fee is $2.
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St. Augustine’s Parish
South Boston
Locust Street Grounds
South
Boston
John F.moakley
West Third Street
First annual field day at Oak Island Grove Revere
The Federal Council K of C No 466 hosts a field day on July 19 with events including a 75 yard dash 440 yard run 88 yard run one mile run running high jump running broad jump and putting the 16 pound shot An open team race and a 60 yard scratch race for novices are also listed Entries close July 15 with B B Ost hues 6 St Paul street Cambridgeport and at Charlesbank Gym open to all registered A A U athletes Prizes are statuetttes and clocks for first and second places
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Federal Council
K. of C
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Benny’” Osthues
B. B. Osthues
St. Paul Street
Cambridgeport
Charlesbank
Boxing Gossip Sparks Sharkey Ruhlin Fight Hype
Boxing gossip notes the buildup for a Sharkey versus Ruhlin bout in England with Sharkey favored due to pre fight publicity. The essay questions local influence in Boston as Ed Martin and Sandy Ferguson draw more interest while noting the collapse of Sandy’s hero status on return to Boston. It also reports Carrig versus Sullivan official match talk for Cambridge A C, and recalls a 1884 Dempsey Fraser bout with limited spectators and a referee from London Sporting Life.
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Gué Ruhlin
England
Ruhlin
Billy Madden
Sharkey
Rublin and
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Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Beantown
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Sandy
Isilks
Merry Can Handlers
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Mike
Sullivan
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Reed
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Frank Gray
Gloucester
Mass
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Billy Fraser
Jimmy Murray
Dee Costigan
Tom Eary
Renny Green
Billy Frost
Dempsey
New York
Jim Murray
Murray
Tom Farly
Fraser
Walter de Baun
Eighteenth Street
Ed Plummer
London Sporting Life
New York UN
Philadelphia
John L. Sulliba
Davis
Maynard
Dave Anderson
Newton
Harry Farren
John L. Sullivan
Columbia Theatre
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Uncle Sam First at Kiel Yacht Race
The American yacht Uncle Sam owned by Francis R. Riggs of New York won the first international special yacht race at Kiel. Stars and Stripes finished eight minutes ahead of rivals as light winds slowed the fleet. J Hopkins Smith and George Reeves, the latter secretary at the Berlin embassy, steered the winning craft. The 16 mile course took from noon to seven o clock, with the lead peaking at 58 minutes.
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Kipl
Uncle Sam
Francis R. Riggs
New York
J. Hopkins Smith
George 3. Reeves
United States
Berlin
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