Brockton Defeats Lynn In Five-Run Rally
Brockton beat Lynn 5 to 4 as a fifth inning barrage chased Lynn pitcher Moore from the game. Hitters included Wallace Donovan Reardon Galvin Mitchell Moore Spencer Bannon Barclay Murch and Cross with Bannon and Barclay stealing bases and Cross and Moore issuing walks. Umpire Connolly presided over a 2 hours 71 minute game.
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Lynn
Brockton
Moore
Wallace
Donovan
Reardon
Galvin
Mitchell
Spencer
Bannon
Barclay
Murch
Steele
Cross
Hickman
Kane
Connolly
Brockton. Lynch
Mitchell Ss
Moore Ee
Cross P
al Totals
Brockton Ee
Lynn i
Haverhill Defeats New Bedford In Five To One Victory
Haverhill beat New Bedford 5 to 1 in a June 28 game at Haverhill. Keady earned his first mound appearance for Haverhill, outpitching Coffin who exited in the fifth. Madden and Hamilton drove runs for New Bedford. Valdois and Mullaney doubled for Haverhill.
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Haverhill
New Bedford
Keady
Coffin
Madden
Hamilton
Valdois
Mullaney
Pulsifer
Briggs
McDonald
Norton
McCabe
O'Brien
NEW Bedford Ae
R.f
Kiernan
Mulney
Kehoe
Tniac
Barton
Donald
Danzig
McCabee
Norris Seer
Douin
Moorehead Ss
Kavanagh
Worcester Overpowers Lowell Fourth Time In Three Weeks
Worcester blanked Lowell 3 to 0 as Wormwood shut down the Lowell lineup at critical moments. Bradley Litschi Templin Reynolds Knotts and others contributed to the Worcester win while Crowley Cameron and Wormwood shared pitching duties. Final line shows Worcester scoring in multiple innings and Lowell with limited offense this game.
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Lowell
Worcester
Wormwood
A.E
A.E. Bradley
Shannon
Litschi
Pickett
Templin
Cameron Reynolds
Burns
O'Neill
C.f
Duggan
Doherty
O’brien
Young
Scully
Crowley
Pick
Aimales
Bradley
Reynolds
Knott
Knotts
Cameron
T. Cameron
Shannen
Lucia
Wood
Lawrence Defeats Fall River in Nine Inning Showdown 10-2
Lawrence won a one sided game over Fall River 10 to 2 at home. Jerger started for Fall River but was wild and left early. Reiss worked longer for Lawrence. Wilson Eaton and Devine led the offense with multiple hits and two base hits by Higgins and Gatcomb.
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Lawrence
Jerger
Fall River
Wilson
Eaton
Devine
Nevers
Courtney
Messenger
Sylvester
Billet
Connors
Gatcomb
Higgins
Reiss
Thornhill
Cummings
Y Retsa
Henry
Fall Rive Pe Port
Nevine
C.f
Rtney
R.f
Austin
Nhill
Grant
Guiheen
Cum’gs
Ss. Ak
Draher
German Choice of Boats for Race Nears Decision
Kiel, June 28. The Wittelsbach II, Tilly X, and the Angela IV are the top three sender class boats likely to be chosen by the Imperial Yacht Club to race the Eastern Yacht Club boats from Marblehead starting August 15. The three new craft outperformed 24 German, two Belgian, and two Spanish entries in four races. The Angela IV is Crown Prince William’s, directed by Prince Henry, marking the prince’s first full qualifying match. The Tilly X is a successor to Tilly IX, owned by Krogman and Dollmann. The Wittelsbach II is owned by C. Alt, though not the standout performer, earned favorable notice. Wannsee’s new Wannsee, skippered by Otto Protzen, failed to impress despite good wind conditions. the vessel fell short of the committee’s expectations.
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Kiel
Germany
Wittelsbach II
Tilly X
Imperial Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
America
Messrs. Krogman and
Dollmann
Angela IV
Crown Prince of Prussia
Prince Henry
Crown Prince
C. Alt
Wannsee Club
Otto Protzen
Silvia
Mystic Wharf
Charlestown
Sonderklasse
Frank G. Macomber, Jr
Spokane
F. Lewis Clark
Y. S
Lawhees
William H. Joyce
Sumner H. Foster
Bernhold
Carsten
Hamburg
Driving Matinee Today at Readville Track
Readville trotting track hosts the Gentlemen's Driving Club matinee for the season. Entries are the club’s best yet, promising close races with a band providing music as gates open to the public.
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Readville
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Yale Men Fail to Top Harvard in Two Mile Rowing Match
Yale freshman crew trails Harvard on the Thames with Harvard winning the two mile race in 11 minutes 15 seconds. The Yale four edges Harvard by 15 lengths as Kennedy directs Yale to a late surge. The same day the Hamburg American liner Silvia sails with three American Sonderklasse yachts aboard for Kiel, with the boats carefully loaded to avoid damage.
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New London
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Cambridge
Elis
Kennedy
Crimson
Eliot Bacon
Bacon
Red
Stephenson
Beki
Wade
Coit
Burchard
Wiggins
Season of baseball pains and speedboat gossip
A period of baseball debate as Boston fans await improvements in batting averages. The column mocks players and teams, notes advertisers’ complaints about swat hits, and bursts with unlikely speeds about a hydro-curve boat rumored to reach 45 miles per hour propelled by a small engine from St Louis.
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West
Lochinvar
St. Louis
Harriman Admits Guilt in Varsity Race Incident
E H Harriman confessed to unintentionally violating racing regulations after being detained by internal revenue officers at New London. He said followin g the regatta committee boat with a sign Keep Astern led to the clash and expected no penalty. First Lt Billard, his captor, is a 34 year old Washington D C native and aide to Captain Ross. The arrest stirred talk among locals at the river. Harriman later left for his yacht Sultana after authorities tied his launch.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Internal Revenue
New London
Regatta Committee
Frederick C. Billard
Washington, D. C
Revenue Cutter Service
Worth G. Ross
Washington
Harriman
Billard
Gresham
Mr. Harriman
J. L. Sill
Revenue Cutter
Dexter
Sill
Mr. Ha
Boston Leads As Sears Reaches National Tennis Final
Boston tops the field with Cincinnati close behind while New York and Philadelphia fade. Evelyn Sears defeats Mrs Chapman to advance to the final round where she will face Carrie Neely of Cincinnati or Mrs Houch of Englewood N J in the national women’s lawn tennis championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Evelyn Sears
G. L. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
Carrie B. Neely
W. H. Houch
Englewood
N. J
Grapple wins Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Grapple, backed from 16 to 5, led early and held on to win the Thistle selling stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Dolly Spanker finished second and Red Friar third as Grapple became the meeting’s lone winning favorite amid rough riding. Other winners included Earl G Cloistress Bayonet Jacquin Lady Vincent Blue Book.
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New York
Cloistress
Jacquin
Lady Vincent
Blue Book
Walthour and MacLean Race Tonight at Revere
Bobby Walthour the Southern fiver faces Hugh MacLean of Chelsea in a 25 mile paced race at the Revere cycle track tonight. Walthour returns from Europe with injuries fully recovered and shows his oldtime form after practice at the ocean track. The program includes two amateur races beforehand.
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Bobby Walthour
America
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Bunker Hill
Walthour
Europe
Ocean Track
Young Frokos Defeats Charles Richards in Two Falls
Young Frokos of the South End defeated Charles Nid Richards of Cambridge in two straight falls at Labor Hall on Eliot Street before a large crowd of sports enthusiasts.
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Young Frokos
South End
Charles
Nid) Richards
Cambridge
Labor Hall
Eliot Street
Engineers and Traffic Teams Clash at Chestnut Hill Grounds
The Div Eng and Traffic departments of the N E T and T Co will play today at Chestnut Hill Play Grounds Brookline. Cresswell captains Div Eng and Wharf leads the Traffic Dept. Six teams form the league with a $75 cap prize for the season winner. A large group of office girls will cheer.
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Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Cresswell
First Of Dory Trial Races To Be Sailed Today
The first elimination race to pick three Mass Bay one design dories for Yarmouth Nova Scotia competition in August will sail this afternoon under the Corinthian Y C of Marblehead. Judges include A T Bliss Herbert S Goodwin and W E Russell. Five clubs have selected boats including Teaser Elizabeth F Sunny Jim Crescent and Indian.
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Yarmouth
N.S
Corinthian Y. C
Marblehead
A. T. Bliss
Herbert S. Goodwin
W. E. Russell
Lynn Y. C
Massachusetts Racing Dory Association
Teaser
Joseph Vaux
South Boston Y. C
Elizabeth F
Co. E. Ruh
Bay State Y. C
Revere
Sunny Jim
Sidney Doane
Swampscott Club
The
Crescent
Robert E
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See
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Louwell
Readville Track
Sonders
Captain Bacon the
Wray
Lunt
Swaim
Chewink
John Harvard
Knights of Mazuma
Joan
Sahara
Swat
Johnny McGraw
Grapple
Thistle
Walthour and Maclean
Young Prokos
Richards
Frank Jones
Agent Hub Distributing CO
Lewis Wharf
Richmond
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