Sprig Wins International Sonderklasse Race at Marblehead
In Marblehead on September 4 the Sprig owned by John L. Saltenstall won the international sonderklasse race. Ellen owned by Charles P. Curtis finished second and Cima owned by Guy Lowell took third. The three German boats Angela VI Serum and Wittelsbach X trailed the Americans, while the visitors formed a separate division.
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Cima
Angela Vi
Rum
Wittelsbach i
Ellen
Wpitdabach x Ai
Marblehead
Sprig
John L. Saltenstall
Charles P. Curtis
Guy Lowell
Serum
Wittelsbach X
Angela
Wittelsbach
Race details and protest threaten cup standings in yacht event
In light winds and swelling seas the Sprig led early but faces protest from the Ellen over a foul alleged on the second leg. If sustained the Ellen and Cima would gain to 18 points apiece, altering the President Wilson and Governor Foss cup chances while German boats trailed far behind.
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Tecay
Millen
Ellen
Hem
THA
Cima
Halfway Rock
Wilen
Eilen
Serum
Wittelsbach
Eastern Association scores across New Haven Bridgeport Meriden
Report from New Haven and Bridgeport games shows New London sweeping Meriden and Bridgeport with wins in two game series. Hartford also listed in results across multiple venues.
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New Haven
Springfield
Bridgeport
Meriden
New London
Hartford
Transit fare notes across cities
A terse list shows fare percentages or rates for multiple city routes. Baltimore Jersey City 8 percent Baltimore 8 percent Rochester Toronto 3 percent Rochester Buffalo 6 percent Buffalo Montreal 4 percent Providence Providence 6 percent Newark 2 percent
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Providence
Newark
GOSside Boxers By JOC ALMY
Mike Glover of South Boston seeks a 10 round New York bout with Packy McFarland but McFarland favors meeting lightweights around 133 pounds. Moran's punch increases demand for heavyweight clashes, while Palser returns to form. Ritchie-Murphy talks for Thanksgiving. Brooks challenges Gallant and will box any weight to win. Keevin defends Ah Chune the bout stopped by request. Klaus and McGoorty may clash next Tuesday. local fans favor a Middleton bout if arranged.
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Mike Glover
South Boston
Packy
McFarland
New York
Glover
Jack Britton
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
al Palser
Moran
Tige Waldman
Terry Brooks
Brooks
Johnny
Gilbert Gallant
Johnny Gallant
Waldman
Gallant
Chick West
Chicopee
Eddie Keevin
Ah Chune
Leonard
Keevin
Ah Chung
Frank Klaus
Pitteburg
Waddie McGoorty
Spears to Race at Revere Saturday
Australian sprinter Bob Spears, once sidelined as an outlaw at Newark Motordrome, has been signed by manager Butler for a special match at Revere oval next Saturday night. He faces Irish champion Frank Cavanagh in a best two of three sprint heats, with additional motor event and star starters listed.
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Bob Spears
Newark
Butler
Reveré Eyelé
Frank Cavanagh
Éever
Beach Oval
L. Tha Tie Tiewemelé
Amateurs, Army-Navy, and Pinch Hitters Featured in Patchy Column
The column notes England's amateur athletes as a top lure with ten thousand pounds discussed, mentions pinches_removed players from G Stovall's roster, and cites Sept 15 as a gridiron shift. Fred Doherty touts cancelation of the Army Navy game and referees' absence in New York boxing coverage.
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Merry Old England
Experts pick Giants and Athletics to win title
A Gotham Scribe and a Philly Scribe offer season prognostications with picks favoring the Giants over the Cubs and the Athletics over rivals. The analysts argue on pitchers batters and outfields while predicting October glory for Chicago Tribune readers.
Somerville Commercial Travellers Meet Set at Stadium
Arrangements are complete for the Somerville commercial travellers games to be held at Somerville Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Entries closed yesterday and nearly every local athlete of note will compete. The 10 mile cross country run features top clubs including North Dorchester A A and the B A A with Singled out runners Anastas Sturgis Tom Lilley Israel Saklad Tom Hennigan Arthur Roth Sig Paulson and others. Charley Rice of Powder Point School will race against B A A sprinters Francis O Hara O Connor and Menzies, with handicaps to be considered.
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Somerville
Somerville Stadium
A. c
Brookline Gym
North Dorchester A. A
Anastas Sturgis
Tom Lilley
Israel Saklad
Tom Hennigan
Arthur Roth
Sig
Baseball Weather Delays Hit Multiple Matchups
Weather interrupts several games with rain affecting Lynn-Brockton Lowell-Worcester Lawrence-Fall River contests. The schedule shows 6 72 innings noted for the included fixtures as teams wait for clearer conditions.
Falls River and Portland Weather Report
New England brief lists a fall river at Portland and a well at Lyon Yew Bedford near Brockton with Worcester and Lawrence noted in the scan.
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New England
Falls River
Portland
Lyon
Bedford
Brockton
Worcester
Lawrence
Baseball記 readout of Portland vs New Bedford game
The report notes a winning run with one out for Portland over New Bedford with multiple players credited for runs and hits. Included are two base and three base hits by Bowcock and teammates, plus an upcoming match between Leo Houck and Tommy Bergen at the National A C event in Philadelphia next Saturday.
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Portland
New Bedford
Pburns
Merrill
Bowcock
Miesman
Meehar
Leonard
Kilhublen
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Penn
Tommy Bergen
Lewiston
Philadelphia
Collins
Sulliven
Wianln
Hickman
J. Sullivan
I. Burns
O Merrili
Kilhullen
Tesreau
Phillies
Camius
Coombs
Athletics
Connie” Mack
Leave for West With Ample Lead
Giants writer Christy Mathewson notes New York has a strong lead and prepares for a final Western swing with four games against the Pirates, three with the Cubs and two with the Cardinals. He praises Tesreau, Coombs, and McGraw’s steadying methods while weighing pitching plans for the World Series against Connie Mack’s Athletics.
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New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Quakers
Phillies
McGraw
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Cincinnati
John W. Coombs
Walter Johnson
Washington
Coombs
St. Louis Browns
New England
Bing
Plank
Marquard
Bender
Mack
Connie” Mack
Mach
Maine
Connie
Tesreau
Demaree
Gossip for motorists and industry moves
Industry news notes Krank KE Smith now vice president of the American Motors Company of Indianapolis in charge of production. Ee R Hollander returns from Italy praising RK RR Ross of Fiat sales in Boston. Yosemite National Park opens part to cars via Coulterville and Big Oak Flat with a six dollar round trip fee.
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Krank KE. Smith
Maxwell-Briscoe Company
American Motors Company
Indianapolis
Smith
Handler
Ee. R. Hollander
Fiat
Italy
Mr. Hollander
RK. RR. Ross
Interior Department
Federal
Yosemite National Park
Coulterville
Big Oak Flat
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Buun
John B. Killeen
Eastern Association
International League
Gosside
Joc Almy
Jimmy Colfroth
Frisco
Willie Ritchie
Tommy Murphy
Tom Carey
California
Revere
Plumort
Seo
Will Hohenzollern
G. Stovall
Chiropodists’ Union
N. Y
B. B
F. Y
Hone
Fred Doherty
Gotham
Tra Thomas
Sehang
Lapp
Merkle
McInnis
Doyle
Pletcher
Barry
Laker
Herzog
John Murray
Snodgrass
Young Burns
Philly
Daisy
Shawkey
Brown
Meyers
Schang
Collings
Baker
Franklin B. Cldring
Murphy
Walsh
Daley
Chicago Tribune
Lynn-Brockton
Lowell-Worcester
Lawrence-Fall River
N. E. League
Pri
Lowell
Weserret
Phillie
Matty
BY Christy Mathewson
Tesreay
Jeff
Tes
Robbie
Wilbert Robinson
Rube
Wheeler Syndicate
Tac
Steadier
Electric Motor Car Club of
Boston
Boylston Street
W. H. Atkins
Boston Edison Company
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Kennedy X-L-O
Hawley Sts
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