Moran Wins Big Race as Elkes Severely Injured at Revere Beach
An audience of about 700 watched Moran defeat rival Harry Elkes in a major pacing event at a new Revere Beach track. Elkes, who led early, crashed after his tandem tire punctured, receiving head cuts and two broken ribs, and was taken to Frost Hospital Chelsea. Moran, aided by Caldwell’s pacers, finished strong as Elkes battled for comeback before a crowd that included Frank Butler and local officials.
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Harry Elkes
Revere Beach
Moran
Elkes
Caldwell
Feter Berlo
Oval
Frost
Chelsea
Berle
Washington
Downey
Libby
Dow
Anderson
Mettling
Tron
Potter
McConnell
Hoyte
Stone
Crooks
Mosher
Hall
Jordan
Newkirk
Waller
Ovan
Lynch
Gatenby
Harry Caldwell
Manchester Giant
Istol
Oran
Ceyiwell 9
Lagess Caldwell
Elkis
Bilkes
Pinguet
Cessareusrersetvics
McLean Boys
Frank Butler
Cambridge
Younte
McConnell Paese
Connell
Loney Rere
Breas
Easi
Bonnie Burn Club Defies Critics In Handicap Tournament
The Bonnie Burn Golf Club handicap event drew a large crowd as members and officials including Rev. Samuel M. Cathcart and Mayor James Gould faced heavy rains and tough greens. Final scores saw A T Martin 57 Fred W Bailey 67 and W Gould 68 while G Angus won best net with handicap 11 as two afternoon matches were played.
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Samuel M. Cathcart
Third Congregational Church of
Chelsea
Bonnie Burn Golf Club
James Gould
Theodore Winthrop
Cathcart
Gould
G. A. R. Post
Providence
A. T. Martin
Fred WV. Bailey
Ee W. Gould
Walter M. Pratt
G. Angus
Watson
G. B. Angus
Nelson's Great Rage Race at Charlies River Park
Johnny Nelson won the twenty five mile race at Charlies River Park defeating Albert Champion by one mile and Archie McEachern by two and one third miles. Champion crashed his bike and nearly lost second place when a motor problem sidelined McEachern.
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L. Om ‘Mettling
Z. J
Kinnon
William Younte
PB. G. Dow
Charles Elles
W. J. Potter
McConnell
Potter
Osgood
Frank Butler
Presse ©. C
Clover D. C
Moran
Engeat
Johnny Nelson
Charlies River Park
Albert Champion
Archie McEbachern
Champion
McEachern
Stinson Wins Ragged Evening Bicycle Race at Charles River Park
Arthur Ross of Newark surged to close the gap but Stinson held on to win by about a bike length after a tense 2 1 2 mile race. Weather cooled tracks with light drizzle as Ross battled Pierce for second, while the crowd watched from a damp, tense grandstand.
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Stinson
Ross
Pierce
Newark
Arthur Ross
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Providence
Brockton
Gungon
Stimson
Burns Pierce
Victios
Stinson la Pierce
Oss
Pie
Pocon
Sipside
Pee
Lever & Hatch
Ross Arope
Seventeen compete in Commonwealth Golf Club spring cup
In Newton on May 80 the Commonwealth Golf Club held a morning preliminary for the men's spring cup and afternoon first round matches. Eight players advanced after seventeen started, led by C. H. Watson and G. R. Angus both on 83, with others including H. W. Roberts, H. G. Hale, and J. N. Hornblower. Watson won the best gross prize with a score that day.
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Newton
Commonwealth Golf Club
C. H. Watson
G. R. Angus
H. W. Roberts
H. G. Hale
H. S. Moffit
Nashua Cycle Club opens with Lowell cyclists strong
Lowell riders dominated the Nashua meet at the fairgrounds with several wins. Keegan of Lowell lost the five mile handicap and the one mile open. G Gonchier led the one mile novice. M F O'Brien of Lowell captured the two mile handicap and the one mile open. Henry Lefebvre and Albert Hall also placed in the events.
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Nashua
N. H
Fairgrounds
Keegan
Lowell
G. Gonchier
W. J. Kirkwood
M. F. O'Brien
Charles Conners
Henry Lefebre
Iles Connora
Albert Hall
Tewell
Fifth annual Roxbury Knights picnic features sprint events
The Roxbury Council Knights of Columbus held its fifth annual picnic and games at New Apollo Gardens Roxbury yesterday. Frank Pan of Cambridge won the special mile run in 4 minutes 48 2 6 seconds over St Sullivan. Jerry Moynihan Worcester beat Mick Grant Concord Junction in the half mile in 2 minutes 14 2 5 seconds. Jordan won the 100 yard dash in 10 4 58 seconds. Buckley took second. Nine heats were needed to determine the winner and J Lynch Cambridgeport gym won the quarter.
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Roxbury Council
Knights of Columbus
New Apollo Gardens
Roxbury
Frank Pan
Cambridge
St Sullivan
Jerry Moynihan
Worcester
Mick Grant
Concord Junction
Moynihan
Jordan
Buckley
William J. Lynch
Cambridgeport
Simmons
Providence
J. Lynch
Gould
Boston
S. H. Secoran
Cam. E
Golf meet at Allston Club yields fine scores
On the Allston Golf Club nine hole course, twenty eight contestants competed in the regular holiday stroke play. H. Latham won best net and George A. Sprague took gross with 43 each round. F. D. Amsden won net in Class B and R. Vinal captured gross.
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Allston
Allston Golf Club
Ince
H. Latham
George A. Sprague
F. D. Amsden
R. Vinal
Concord Golf Club hosts full day of Nashawtuckee links play
Concord May 30 full day at Nashawtuckee links featured an 18 hole boge handicap won by H. W. Hosmer to credit a Moore cup victory. An afternoon three distance bunker match saw N. Lockwood prevail. A championship 18 tie foursome for silver medals went to J. Hosmer and M. B. Bradford.
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Concord
Nashawtlle
Concord Golf Club
H. W. Hosmer
N. Lockwood
Lexington Golf Club hosts mixed and medal play ties
Lexington golf action featured a morning handicap medal event won by Rev. C. E. Carter for best net 83 and W. W. for best gross 92. The afternoon mixed foursome stroke contest went to Miss nee wer e and G. L. Gilmore with 114, plus a list of qualifiers for the sprint championship including F. B. Wood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lexington Golf Club
Rev.4c
E. Carter
W. W
Miss Nee Were
G. L. Gilmore
Fonawing
F. EB. Wood
W. Reed
C. Pierce
P. Lockwood
W. M. Tyler
R. L. Deya
Kenilworth Golf Club Opens New House in Allston
Kenilworth Golf Club in Allston opened its new clubhouse today drawing about 250 members and friends. The first handicap competition of the season saw F. I. Jacquith win the gross prize while G. M. J. Bates took the net prize. Jacquith shot 9 and carried a 12 handicap.
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Kenilworth
Allston
Glu
Paine
Gross Thore
Ee F. I. Jacquith
G. M. J. Bates
Jacquith
Norfolk Golf Club Opens Season With 18 Hole Medal Play
At Islington links in DHDHAM on May 30 an 18 hole medal play opened the season. Parsons won the net prize in Class A while Rev J D Hawkes took the gross. Arthur Brooks won both gross and net prizes in Class B.
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Dhdham
Islington Links
Norfolk Golf Club
Aeacon
Parsons
J. D. Hawkes
Arthur’ Brooks
Handicap Stroke Competition At Meadowbrook Club
A handicap stroke event at Meadowbrook Golf Club in Reading saw O M Wade Jr win best net with 104 minus and T W Brown claim best gross with 104, his handicap given as five.
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Reading
Meadowbrook Golf Club
O. M. Wade, Jr
T. W. Brown
Longwood Tennis Advances to New England Semis
At Longwood yesterday in the New England intercollegiate championships, singles semifinals feature Gross Brown Herrick Wes leyan Plimpton Amherst and Bradley Tech with Gross favored for the final. In doubles Brown teams with a partner and seeks a likely title as weather stays chilly and misty.
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Longwood
Gross
Brown
Herrick
Wesleyan
Plimpton
Amherst
Bradley
Tech
Tufts
Powers Won Run In South Boston Gym Meet
John Powers won the cross country event from scratch for the South Boston Gym Association in 3 minutes 2 seconds. W Ray finished second with 30 seconds behind, while F Sheehan took third. Paar was disqualified for cutting the course after leading to the headhouse. St Johns Newfoundland is noted for its population and commerce.
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South Boston Gymnasium Association
John Powers
D Street
Broadway
Farragut Monument
Strandway
N Street
W. Ray
Powers
F. Sheehan
Paar
Nervous Disease Warning Prompts Neurogen Hope
The passage warns of rising nervous and chronic illnesses amid modern life. It promotes Dr. Clark's Neurogen as a gentle, thorough tonic to restore muscular and nervous strength, citing Mrs. Idan BE. Lord of Boston's testimonial and detailing improved appetite, digestion, sleep, energy, and vitality after use.
Dog inspector Rooney’s canine Judge aids arrests in East Boston
Judge the mongrel Irish setter, four years old and beloved by Inspector Rooney’s family, earns praise for capturing crooks in North End and restraining suspects by gripping trousers until Rooney arrives. The dog has helped seize wanted criminals and is famed among Boston police, yet bites are rare.
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Rooney
Boston
Rooneys
Louis Grant
North End
Battery H Rifles Take Stoneham Shoot Medal Honors
Battery H First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery from Chelsea sent teams to a Stoneham rifle shoot under Captain Walter L. Pratt. Sergeant L. H. C. won the 189 company medal with 23 points. Private T. H. Young led sharpshooter class with 22. Various prizes were claimed by Captain Pratt, Sergeant Newman, and multiple privates across first to unqualified classes.
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First
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Chelsea
Walter L. Pratt
Stoneham
Henry F
T. H. Young
Pratt
William H. Newman
Cutcliffe
A. M. Johnson
EB. 7Oane
H. Hill
W. A. Pierce, Jr
C. Nagel
E. EB. Burr
Shamrock to be drydocked for rudder repair
May 3 report says the yacht Shamrock N. will be brought to the Dipdehas Moon to be dry docked Saturday next for rudder repairs.
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Shamrock
South Ameton
Hamrock N
Connecticut League Games Report
Derby Bristol Bristol 6 Meriden New Haven 8 Meriden 5 New London Norwich 6 New London Afternoon Norwich Norwich 0 New London 2 Bridgeport Bridgeport Derby 5 Waterbury Waterbury Bristol 2 New Haven Meriden 5 New Haven
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Connecticut
Mount Gaes
Rekne
Derby
Bristol-Bristol
Meriden
New Haven
New London
Norwich
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Bristol
Merider
Providence Pevidence t Hartford Worceste arcester Syracuse
Fragmented OCR line lists several city names and numbers in a garbled format. No coherent event or clear entities beyond places can be established for a concise news item.
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Providence Pevidence T
Hartford
Syracuse
Harvard Game Postponed By Wet Weather
The Harvard vs Cotswell game scheduled for yesterday was postponed due to wet grounds. A large crowd gathered, then left reluctantly. the match will be played today at 3 o'clock.
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Harvard
Cotswell
Fiel
Bates Defeats Tufts In One Sided Lewiston Game
Bates triumphed over Tufts in Lewiston on May 30 in a lopsided contest marked by numerous errors. Bates led throughout with a 11 hit advantage and a low Tufts total, while Bucknaman Stone and Clay worked the mound for Bates against Fiske for Tufts.
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Lewiston
Bates
Tufts
Pire
Amherst Defeats Williams 8 to 2 in Baseball Tie
Amherst beat Williams 8 to 2 as heavy batting overturned the game in the afternoon. Bent was knocked out of the box while Dare, Turrell, and others contributed. The scoring included Amherst 11 hits to Williams 5 with batteries King and Bent.
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Amherst
Williams
Williamstown
Bent
Iliams
King
Turrell
Dare
Harvard Defeats Vermont in Errors Filled Baseball Game
Harvard and Vermont met in Burlington on May 30 with Harvard winning 4 to 2. Fogg struck out eleven and pitched well, while costly errors by Vermont helped Harvard score. Batteries were Windeoy and Manning for Vermont. Fogg and Wasson for Harvard.
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Burlington
Harvard
University of Vermont
Fogg
Vermont
Windeoy
Manning
Wasson
Holy Cross Triumphs Over Dartmouth In Close Hockey Battle
Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 6 to 5 in a tight game noted for late scoring and strong goaltending. The outcome kept the match competitive and showcased key plays from both teams.
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Nelson
George Ton
Eaton
F. Root
W. Holbrook
McGachern
New Beuord
McIkachern
McHachern
McWachern
Shafer
Marks
McEkachern
M.s. M.s
Aos
Vinca
Champlon
Meachern
G. L. Howland
B. H. Temple
L. BR. Lake
Brighton
G. E. Eaton
Lynn
W. F. Ivy
P. F. Logan
South Boston
Howland
Temple
E. J. Beals
George Juggins
E. W. Holbrook
J. AH. FE. Dieckfest
E. F. Root
Winchester
Sam Sulkin
F. B. Shattuck
Somerville
L. R. Lake
Holbrook
Snilkin
Root
Lake
Metrolitan
Waltham B. C
Moron
Tarry D. Lures
Bonnie Burn Club
Charles W. Gould
Alter M. Pratt
Walter Eh
Roodward
George Woodward
Francisc. Powers
Albert E. Baileerawee
Albert T. Fletcher
E. Ce
Robert Rete
Caeamees
Willis ‘Gould
Aasies Gee
Aeons
Louis Mettling
Clarence Kimball
Joe Curry
Metropolitans
F. D. Osgood
Edward Beaudet
Malden
Pen Sulkin
R. L. Hall
By , & Todd
Farry
Arnold
J. F. Berry
Charlestown
Sulkin
Beaudet
Shoe City Wheelmen
Louis Benway
Samuel Snikin
F. D. Dd
C. L. Kimball
Rchester
Charles McConnell
EB. G. Dow
Everett
Kimball
James Currie
Gegood
Sander
Stingson
Rossa
Lowell Cyclers
Longwood Tennis
Libbey
Bowdoin
Gross, Brown
Miller
Morgan
Trinity
Lawrence
Teche
St. John's
Newfoundland
J. Mowers
Faenee
J. Gine
I-W
Ka Olay
Seraten
Seers
KE. Randolph
J. Kawalsky
Judge
Inspector Rooney
G. U. OF Vermont
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Worce
Holy Croes
Todas
Irnmouth
Ona Fey
Arney
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