McDuffee and Michael chase ten mile records at rival camps
Michael beats the ten mile distance in 17 20 at Cambridge while McDuffee trains in Waltham under Shafer. The pace makers struggle to shake the smaller man as both racers prepare for a big race. Other notes include bicycle tech patent talks and local sports events in Boston.
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Michael
Eddie McDuffee
Charles River Park
McDuffee
Mr. Shafer
Bill” Randall
Rochester Quint
Clint Davis
Waltham
Cambridge
National championship racing results released by L A W board
Chairman Mott announces the national championship scores led by Gardiner at 50 with Cooper 23 and Bald 36. The list names riders including Major Taylor, Mertens and Jaap Eden among others. Samuel B Wheeler of Danbury is suspended to July 23 for assault and barred from all L A W tracks.
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L. A. W. Racing Board
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Cooper
Bald
Major Taylor
O. Stevens
Eaton
Tera Butler
Freeman
Mertens
McFarland
Bowler
Fred Sims
Dr. Brown
Jaap Eden
Becker
Nat Butler
Karl Kaser
Kimble
Bourette
Bly
H. B. Hills, Jr
Watson Coleman
J. W. Nawn
Waltham
Mass
Samuel B. Wheeler
Danbury
Conn
Wheeler
Amateur Cycling Association forms in England
A new body named the Amateur Cycling Association is formed in England to promote amateur participation. Prominent amateurs have been elected to offices, with membership restricted to amateurs who have never engaged in manufacturing hiring or selling cycles or their parts.
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England
The
Amateur Cycling Association
Bald Lowers a Record at Glens Falls Bicycle Meet
In Glens Falls New York on June 28 professional cycle races heated the crowd. Eddie Bald won the one mile professional handicap by a narrow margin amid dissatisfaction while Brown of Glens Falls edged Schmidt of Albany in the amateur final. A final heat crash left J H Parker with a broken arm. Bald then chased the track record and lowered it by several seconds. Professor J M Wright rode seventy five steps and coasted to the grand stand.
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Eddie Bald
Cooper
Brown
Schmidt
Albany
J. H. Parker
Fort Ann
Bald
J. M. Wright
Sports on the Common revival planned by Boston officials
Boston officials announce a revived Sports on the Common for July 4 under the New England Association A. A. U. with a committee of Aldermen and Councilmen. Handicap events include sprint and distance runs, hammer throw, shot put and high jump with gold watches for top places, no entry fee, entries due July 1 via John F. Moakley.
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Ward 7
Boston Common
New England Association A. A. U
Dyar
Dixon
Callahan
Dunn
Tinkham
Fentry
Clerk of Compittees
City Hall
John F. Moakley
West Third Street
South
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Rovers of Sport
Carroll Refuses to Meet Tineler in Three Match Series
Waltham runner Pat Carroll declines plans to race George Tineler over one two and three miles for 1000 a match. Tineler, known as Craig in England, beat Carroll in a mile last year and has backers who claim he is the fastest from one to three miles. If matches cannot be arranged, Tineler may tour and compete in professional meets across the country, including Caledonian events.
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Waltham
George Tineler
Trish
Carroll
Tindler
England
Tineler
Craig
George
Fred Bacon
Yale Triumphs 7-0 Over Harvard in Second Series Game
Yale thrashed Harvard 7 to 0 before 6000 spectators in New Haven as the Yale team dominated both on offense and defense. Harvard pitchers Greenway and Hayes struggled, while Yale collected fourteen hits aided by critical errors and favorable calls from umpire Gaffney. The decisive third game moves to the Polo Grounds in New York on Monday.
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Cambridge
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Sheffield Scientific
United States
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Fearey
Hayes
Princeton
Gaffney
Haughton
Sullivan
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Wadsworth
Camp
Kutnow’s Powder Promises European Spring Cure at Home
Travelers can enjoy a summer resort like ambience with Kutnow’s Improved Effervescent Powder. It claims to aid stomach, liver, kidney, and bladder disorders, diabetes, and obesity by matching ingredients of famed European springs. Sir Morell Mackenzie endorsed its efficacy in 1891.
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Kutnow
Robert Kenner
New Albany Medical Herald
Morell Mackenzie
College Scores From Regional Meet Summary
In Brockton Fall River tally Brockton beat Fall River 7 to 5. Lancaster PA defeated Allentown 13 to 4. Reading PA beat Hartford 8 to 3. Toronto Toronto edged Wilkes-Barre 17 to 0. Paterson NJ hosted Richmond 2 to 0. Hanover NH Dartmouth won over Concord 9 to 2. Pawtucket downed Taunton 8 to 0.
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N. J
Richmond
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N. H
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Concord
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Taunton
Automaton Baseball Tests At Park Theatre In Cleveland
Daily at 4 30 this week the Bostons play the Clevelands in Cleveland. The matches will be duplicated each day by the Park Theatre s ingenious automaton players.
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Clevelands
Cleveland
Park Theatre
Corbett and McCoy May Meet in Buffalo Bout
The Journal reports a likely twenty five round fight in Buffalo on August 27 at Hawthorne Athletic Club for a purse around 12000. Ex champion James J. Corbett seeks a return to the ring against Kid McCoy, who vows to defeat him and then target Fitzsimmons.
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Journal
James J. Corbett
McCoy
Buffalo
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Corbett
William A. Brady
George F. Considine
Homer Selby
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Choynski
Syracuse
Jeffries
Lenox Athletic Club
James J
Fitzsimmons
Chownski
Manyon's Rheumatism Pellets Offer Free Doctor Consults
A patent medicine ad claims Manyon's Rheumatism Pellets cure lumbago sciatica and rheumatic pains. It advertises free consultations with Manyon's doctors and promises complete relief, urging readers to purchase the remedy for swift healing.
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Manyon
Corbett McCoy Clash Looms Behind Quiet Boston Visit
The piece compares Jim Corbett and James J. McCoy noting age height reach and fighting styles. It reports Corbett in Boston in a Tremont box with no comment on a bout while McCoy reportedly contemplates a match with Corbett and once believed he could beat Fitzsimmons though wary of Corbett's speed and reach.
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Tremont
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Choynski
Pompadour
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Ruhlin to Fight Sharkey in 25 Round NYC Showdown
In the Greater New York A C arena at Coney Island tonight Gus Ruhlin and Tom Sharkey square off in a 25 round bout. Both are in peak condition with big purses on the line and a likely shot at future titles. Sharkey predicts a win in under fifteen rounds while Ruhlin expects victory in under twelve.
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Akron
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Sharkey
Rublin
Maxey Haugh
Brooklyn
Johnny Glynn
Wilmington
George Siler
Chicago
Siler
Fitzsimmons-Corbett
Carson City
Rosenberg Wins Silent Clash As Rosenberg Beats Foley
A crowd watched at the Broadway A. C. last night. In a ten round cone test Maurice Rosenberg defeated Jack Foley by knockout after a costly exchange in the third round. Earlier, Andy Daly and Dan Brennan fought a 117 pound draw in six rounds. Pat Murphy missed the later bout due to illness.
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Somerville
Dan Brennan
South End
Jimmy Powers
Pat Murphy
South Boston
Murphy
Jack Foley
Maurice Rosenberg
Foley
Maurice
Rosenberg
Hobson Associates Smoke Talk Draws Crowded House
Hobson Associates room on Bennet Street hosted a smoke talk last night. The program featured comic songs by John J. Trons and John Spencer Sullivan, recitations, wing dancing, and performances by Mr Frenzzece, Billy Adams, Galvin and Raney Hobson Orchestra.
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