Somers and Collins Face Rough Week on Weak Grounds
Boston teams struggled last week with the Somers winning only one of five and the Seleestes taking two. The Collins squad suffered from lacking Chick Stahl and a solid substitute, while Washington titles were decided by tight scores and weak hitting. Stahl and Parent were expected back as the American team opened its Western trip.
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Independence yacht under close watch at East Boston slip
About 200 spectators braved rain and mud to view the Independence as she lay in the East Boston slip. Observers noted the vessel’s response to rough water and the skipper’s care, with praise from local yacht clubs for designer plans and performance ahead of the season. The Constitution readies for trial tomorrow in Bristol with fitting out to follow at Herreshoff’s shipyard.
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Dory Like Independence Promises Ocean Racing Feats
The Independence is described as a seaworthy yet unconventional racing yacht with nickel steel frames and bronze components praised for strength. Owners Crowninshield and Lawson claim high hopes, arguing the vessel is a serious scientific racing machine and not a mere freak craft.
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Independence yacht christening and sea trials described
The article describes the Independence yacht afloat with a heavy after keel, expected to sit evenly once masted. It notes the champagne christening mishap, rain blessing, and crew optimism, plus detailed observations on hull form, stability, and potential speed under sail and a radical balance rudder.
Tandy backs Independence in Indea races with Constitution and Columbia
Frank N. Tandy partners with Mr Crowninshield to back the Independence boat in racing against the Constitution and Columbia. He cites easy ship section longer diagonals and higher sail area as keys to speed while noting a balance rudder may improve steering and reduce drag in heavy seas.
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Lipton's Cup Battle Seen as American Unity Test
In Southampton on May 19, Sir Thomas Lipton’s campaign for the America’s Cup is debated amid public sympathy for Mr. Lawson of Boston. The piece defends the 1857 deed of gift as the true basis, denounces the 1887 deed limiting the cup to the New York Yacht Club, and calls for the cup to remain an American, not NYYC, affair.
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Independence yacht fails trial races amid owner clash
The editorial notes the Independence lies in the water and criticizes owner Mr. Lawson of Boston for his March 9 statement. It argues moral irregularity is attached to the yachtsman who raises his own flag and suggests the issue affects eligibility for trial races, noting a standard practice among cup defenders.
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War and pride drive fans in heated baseball debate
A chaotic discussion erupts among baseball fans and organizers about the sport’s future, rivalries, and the meaning of the game. Arguments touch on underdogs, loyalty to teams, and the evolving culture of the league amid shifting support and expectations.
Cleveland Beats Detroit In Scattered Hit Game
In Cleveland and Detroit, scattered hits produced a close contest with Detroit scoring early and Cleveland answering later. Key players included Becke and Bos h on, while pitchers Dilio and Eiberfeld faced tight strikes and outs.
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Chicago and Milwaukee tilt sparks high scoring baseball clash
Chicago battles Milwaukee in a wild game with numerous errors and late rallies. The crowd of about 8 000 witnesses Milwaukee edge Chicago with an 11 to 5 score after a frantic sequence of runs and misplays.
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MITCHELL AND M COY ARRIVE IN BOSTON FOR HOWARD SHOW
Two famous pugilists Kia McCoy and Charlie Mitchell arrived in Boston for a week at the Howard Theatre. They spoke of future boxing aims, potential matches, and meeting Boston fans, while McCoy praised his farm life and Mitchell recalled his English style versus American methods.
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New England YMCA to Host Riverside Meet June 15
The YMCA Athletic Association will hold a Riverside Recreation Grounds meet on Saturday June 15 during its jubilee convention in Boston. Events include scratch sea distances such as 100 yard dash high jump shot put and mile run plus handicap races 100 yard dash 440 yard 880 yard broad jump. A four man team relay is offered with 0 yard leg. Prizes include caps bronze shields and three prizes per event. Entries close June 11 at 10 pm to Thomas Brown Cambridge Mass.
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Sullivan challenges Kanaly to one mile race
Gartholemew F. Sullivan of the Cambridgeport Gym Association challenges Frank M. Kanaly to a one mile race for a prize at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo on June 15. Sullivan writes to the Sporting Editor expressing his intent to compete in the American championships.
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Two Gladiators Bring Boxing Flair To Boston Theater
Boston sports readers anticipate a lively week as Kid McCoy and Charlie Mitchell arrive to perform The Two Gladiators at the Howard. Mitchell, famed for battles with Sullivan and Corbett, visits friends here while showcasing the new act.
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