Cornell Wins Every Poughkeepsie Rowing Race
Cornell dominates all races at Poughkeepsie defeating Pennsylvania Syracuse Georgetown Wisconsin Columbia in varsity and freshman events. In the four-oared varsity Cornell 10 34 led by nine lengths over rivals. freshman eight set intercollegiate record. Georgetown strong in varsity. Columbia and Wisconsin crosstown rivals struggled. Syracuse nearly matched freshman winner.
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Ithacans
Schedule of League Matchups Across Major Cities
The card lists matchups with Boston visiting St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia facing Detroit, and Washington traveling to Cleveland. Rivalries and venue pairings highlighted for upcoming games.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroits Take Early Lead in Union Park Tilt
Detroit wins as Henley error plagued Philadelphia. Two runs in second and three more in first set the pace. Coakley allowed two more in relief. Crawford and Pickering had two base hits, Barrett homered, Carr, Long and McGuitre stolen bases cited. Attendance 2945. Kitson 3 strikeouts, Coakley 3. Umpires Hassett Carruthers.
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Coakley
Pigloose
Eacaceesicas
Philadelphia
Crawford
Pickering
Barrett
Carr
McGuitre
Courtney
Long
Kitson
Smith
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Carruthers
R. B. Po. Ane
R. B. Po
Cleveland shuts out Washington in pitchers' duel
Cleveland blanked Washington 1 to 0 in a tight pitchers contest. Bradley plated a two base hit, Clingman hit a three base hit, while McCarthy Dorner combined on sacrifices. Hickman and McCarthy swiped bases as Lajoie and Hickman turned a double play. Bases on balls and outs not fully listed.
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Clingman
McCarthy
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Lajoie
Coughlin
Robinson
Dorner and Patten Duel in Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Dorner struck out six, Patten two, as Cleveland and Washington played to a tight 7 to 2 final. Bases left: Cleveland seven, Washington two. Attendance reported at 2 981 with Umpire O Louglin. Time lasted one hour and eighteen minutes.
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Chicago beats New York 3 to 2 in errorless play
Chicago defeats New York 3 to 2 as two sixth inning miscues cost New York two runs. Chesbro’s only walk, a sacrifice, and Magoon’s third hit produced Chicago’s other tally. Attendance 2960. Left on bases Chicago four New York four. Green Elberfeld Conroy had two base hits. Elberfeld tripled. Callahan sacrifice. Green stole. Eldberfeld Ganzel turned a double play. Flaherty struck out twice Chesbro six. Time 30 minutes. Umpire Sheridan.
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Conroy
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Jones
Keeler
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Williams
Isbell
Elberf
Tan‘hill
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City Sports Programme for July Fourth Games
Amateur athletic events on Boston Common July Fourth under Boston city auspices include 100 yard dash 440 and 880 yard runs one mile running high jump broad jump 16 pound shot put and team race. Entries to Hugh C. McGrath at Charles Bank Gymnasium by July 2 9 p m. Bicycle races at Franklin Park open to Boston residents include one mile novice two mile handicap and one mile open. Entries with Frank S. Atwood referee at Herald office Room 52 by July 2 5 p m.
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Boston
Hugh C. McGrath
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Special Police Officers Quit in Revere After Conductor Assault
The Revere Board of Selectmen accepted the resignations of Special Police Officers William J. Fallon and Joseph McCormack following an incident on Ocean avenue. Fallon allegedly attacked Conductor Kelly of the Boston & Northern railroad after a car refused to stop, injuring him. Fallon later faced Chelsea Police Court on assault charges, with the case placed on file.
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Revere Board of Selectmen
William J. Fallon
Joseph McCormack
Kelly
Boston & Northern Railroad
Ocean Avenue
Fallon
Hetd
Chelsea
Race at Revere Tonight A 20 mile motor-paced contest
Fans may finally see a three rider motor-paced race at Revere Cycle Track this evening. Frenchman De Guichard Swedish rider Gussie Lawson and Memphis racer Bennie Munroe compete in a 20 mile event.
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de Guichard
Gussie Lawson
Bennie Munroe
Memphis
Army of Potomac closes its reunion with Civil War heroes
Boston observes Veterans Day style events as Army of the Potomac holds a reunion. Generals Miles Sickles Brooke and Dodge attend, with speeches by Lyman Miles and others praising veterans, unity, and American citizenship. A harbor trip caps the gathering.
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Salem Man A Death by Own Action
James H. Kelley of Salem Massachusetts shot himself near Canobie Lake on the Haverhill and Southern New Hampshire street railway. His body was found upright on a rock with a bullet wound to the right temple. A revolver lay nearby and Constable BE. J. Nickerson took charge for positive identification after Kelley sought water at John W. Taylor’s home moments before the death.
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N. H
James H. Kelley
Mass
Canobie Lake
Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire
BE. J. Nickerson
John W. Taylor
President Roosevelt to Review Oyster Bay Parade
Mrs. Roosevelt will review a school child parade from Oyster Bay School to the depot to greet her husband on his return. Children form lanes for the President to pass and unveil the Civil war cannon at the station after the 4 49 arrival. President Griffin of the Board of Trade will welcome him.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Griffin
Board of Trade
Claim Against Count Boni De Castellane in Paris
In Paris on June 26 the First Civil Tribunal heard a $16,000 claim on bills drawn by Count Boni de Castellane to the Marquis de Dion. Only the Marquis appeared, saying he lent Boni $80,000 to cover debts of honor and took the bills in exchange. The claim seeks a portion of the bills and the judgment was postponed.
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Count Boni de Castellane
Marquis de Dion
Count Boni
Babe Rolled Into River Near Shaw sheen River
Lawrence June 26 Little Eddie Traynor an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Michael Traynor drowned in the Shaw sheen River about 4 pm. The child remaining in a carriage was wheeled by an older child to a river bank overlook where children play. the carriage rolled down and the splash alerted others to the drowning tragedy.
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Eddie Traynor
Michael Traynor
Shawsheen
Shamrocks May Sail Today from Stapleton
Sir Thomas Lipton prepares Shamrock II and Shamrock I off Stapleton with boating parties and tours. The steam yacht Erin is loaded, and the fleet is expected to depart for the horse shoe tomorrow morning.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Stapleton
Fight, Says Bishop Potter
Bishop Henry C Potter responds vigorously to an open letter from Rev R C Fillingham vicar of Wexton Hertfordshire England He also writes to Rev Dr G M Christian rector urging police detail and directing officers to move the disruptive party from the premises if needed.
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New York
Henry Co. Potter
R. C. Fillingham
Wexton
Hertfordshire
Eng
G. M. Christian
Russia regrets interference in American Jewish petition
Washington is told Russia regrets the United States plans to forward a petition from American Jews on Russia’s treatment of its Jewish subjects. Russia repeats its stance against interference in others’ internal affairs and says Mr. Riddle will be received cordially in St Petersburg to deliver orders and reaffirm policy.
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Washington
James E. Cotter
United States
Byrne
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Russia
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Associated Press
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St.Petersburg
McCormick
Army of the Potomac Day at Faneuil Hall
Veterans from Boston attended an Army of the Potomac commemoration at Faneuil Hall. The event honored Hooker and the soldiers who served, mixing memories of heroism with reflections on those who died and lived in the Civil War unit.
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Army of the Potomac
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Faneuil Hall
Civil War General Charles L. Young Hosts Melrose Reception
Brigadier General Charles L. Young, on General Hooker's Civil War staff, was honored at Charles M. Cox's Melrose home. Guests included Alderman Albert A. Day, Mayor Buttrick, Col Alfred Hocking, F. T. Palmer, John Larrabee, William W. Davis of the Twenty-ninth Massachusetts, and Major R. R. Somes. Young shared war reminiscences after the reception.
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