Three Bouts On at Grenpoint Sporting Club
New York, Sept. 6 The Grenpoint Sporting Club hosted a card of three bouts with Joe Ware as referee. Black Griffo faced Harry Kyle to a draw after ten rounds, Needham defeated McKeever in ten rounds by foul penalties, and Billy Smith defeated Mike Dempsey by knockout in two minutes of the opening round.
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New York
Grenpoint Sporting Club
Greenpoint
Joe Ware
Griffo
Cincinnati
Harry Kyle
Kyle
Billy Needham
Indianapolis
Jimmy McKeever
Philadelphia
McKeever
Needham
Ellingsworth
Billy Smith
Mike Dempsey
Brooklyn
Smith
Dempsey
Carey and Butler Box Fight Ends in Fifth Round
Tom Carey of New York and local boxer Joe Butler met at the Arena in Philadelphia. Carey quit in the fifth after a clinch heavy exchange. Butler secured the win by a count as Carey failed to rise. preliminaries saw Dan McConnell beat Howard Wilson in a close contest.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Tom Carey
New York
Joe Butler
Arena
Carey
Butler
Dan McConnell
Howard Wilson
Washington
Falvey Defeats Abbott in Newport Glove Bout
In Newport Rhode Island on September 6 Stanton Abbott faced Jack Falvey in a 15 round boxing match. The decision went to Falvey and the bout was described as very tame.
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Newport
R. I
Stanton Abbott
Jack Falvey
Falvey
Clarke Sets World High Dive Record At Halstead Bridge
George W. Clarke broke the world's high dive record by leaping from the railing of the Halstead street lift bridge as the structure rose above the river. He was pulled from the water unharmed and then placed under arrest by police.
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Chicago
George W. Clarke
Halstead Street
South Easton Sons of Veterans Hold Third Annual Field Day
The South Easton Sons of Veterans held their third annual field day at Elkins Park Brockton on Sept. 6. Events included broad jump won by Walter S. Burnie of Quincy, 100 yard dash by E. E. Bird of Whitman, throwing baseball by Charles Q. Bates of East Weymouth, and shot put won by E. E. Bird. Whitman won a tug of war and a Whitman baseball team beat Quincy. A rifle match went to the Stoughton camp team and a prize drill was won by a Brockton camp team.
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Brockton
Easton Sons of Veterans
Elkins Park
Broad ‘Ump
Walter S. Burnie
Quincy
E. E. Bird
Whitman
V. S. Burnie
Charles Q. Bates
East Weymouth
Ffrom
S. of V
Stoughton
International cricket in Toronto Canaisa vs United States opens strong
Sept 6 at Rosedale saw Canaisa take the advantage in day one of the Canaisa United States clash. Clarke captained the U S side with 2% not out in a stylish innings as misfortunes hit Canada early. Boyd with Matin Cooper and Lyons steadied the Canadian reply while Hoskin and Forrester opened fielding until Hill and McGiverin arrived.
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Toronto
Canaisia
United States
Rosedale
Clarke
Lane
Terry
Sanders
Boyd
Matin
Cooper
Lyons
Hoskin
Forrester
Hill
McGiverin
State Champion Beaten in Capital Park Bicycle Races
Concord New Hampshire September 6. Capital Driving Park hosted bicycle races with strong turnout. State champion BE M Blake of Keene won two events but lost the mile open to McInnis of Concord. Blake failed to lower the half mile record, posting 60.38 seconds versus McInnis 60.46. Race summaries include novice one mile won by J Calvert Lowell Mass with Orni bee Penacook second and Phaneuf Concord third. one mile handicap won by Blake with Richard Stanley second and Omcord third. boys under 17 one mile won by Wallas Hamilton Mass with Jacobs Mass second and John iimned Pittade third. amateur one mile won by W B da Senrarsi Blake with Stanley second and third place unspecified.
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Concord
N. H
Capital Driving Park
BE. M. Blake
Keene
McInnis
Blake
J. Calvert
Lowell
Mass
Fred Orni
Penacook
Harvey Phaneuf
B. M. Blake
Richard Stanley
Uien Concord
Wallas
Hamilton
Mass -Jacobson
Tobn
Montello Eight-Mile Road Race Winners In Brockton
In Brockton on September 6 the Montello eight mile road race saw only thirteen finish due to falls. La Mert Annis won with a time of 19 minutes 48 seconds, followed by E. J. O'Donnell in 19 minutes 48 and six tenths.
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Brockton
Montello
la Mert Annis
E. J. O’donnell
Pianos in a Blaze at Mendelssohn Plant
Fire swept the Mendelssohn piano works the Backhoff organ works and the Dickson wood brick works at Mendelssohn Park near McKeesport Pennsylvania early today. The mammoth factory suffered an estimated 65000 in losses as the organ factory had faced legal settlement delays during the past two weeks.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Mendelssohn Park
McKeesport
Mendelssohn Piano Works
Backhoff Organ Works
Dickson & Wood Brick Works
Boston Bicycle Meet Highlights Sprint and Distance Races
A bustling program on Batavia Street last night showcased speed and stamina. Hills beat Clark and McKay in the amateur mile final while Abbott edged Bowser to win the fourth mile for Massachusetts. Professional events featured Pry disqualification amid a crowded field, and McDuffee and Hamilton dazzled in unpaced pursuit, with McDuffee claiming the final record time.
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R. BE. Walters
Gecratch
A. A. Jackson
F.S. Pry
Pry
Eddie McDuffee
W. W. Hamilton
Hills
McKay
Patsey Clark
Marston
Clark
Titus Wins Big Purse at New York Quill Club Meet
The second annual Quill Club Wheelmen of America circuit meet closed at Manhattan Beach track with Fred Titus taking the $1000 first prize in the two mile handicap ahead of McFarland. I. A. Powell won the Metropolitan two mile championship for the New York A. C., as riders from Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, and Brooklyn competed in diverse races.
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New York
Quill Club Wheelmen of America
Manhattan Beach
Lucky Fred Titus
McFarland
Pacific Coast “Flyer
Bald
Gardiner
Titus
Callahan
Steenson
Coleman
Aker
Kimball
Miller
Mosher
Jefferson
White
Lee
Cohoes
Eddie Cannon Bald
I. A. Powell
F. J. Titus
New Yok
F. A. McFarland
San Jose
Cal
Watson Coleman
Boston
Radie Bald
Buffalo
J. P. Hutcheson
Brooklyn
Junkin
B. L. Hunter
E. C. Bath
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Eeon S. Kimble
Kentucky
A. C
F. W. Met
Ss. B. W
Jack Jasper
Walter
Roome
John P. Hutcheson
W. Richt
B. S. Aker
Philadelphia
F. Jenny
Haverhill Cyclists Duel in Mile Handicap Race
At the Labor Day meet of the Haverhill Cycle Club the mile handicap crowned L. B. Dudley of Haverhill the winner after a sharp sprint with F. C. Anthoine of Stoneham. The fast men were (names not readable) in the Haverhill event.
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Haverhill
Haverhill Cycle Club
L. B. Dudley
F. C. Anthoine
Stoneham
Runners Compete In Handicapped Two Mile Meet
A crowded track event ended with J W Peck winning the half mile handicap for Somerville by 40 yards, with J P Henry of Westboro and G A Dunham of Plymouth taking second and third. In the mile tandem, McKay and Sanderson of Boston won, crossing first with a 40 yard start, Cross brothers of Dorchester second. L B Dudley of Haverhill captured the one mile handicap, with F C Anthoine of Stoneham second and I Ferron of Lowell third, all with specific time marks noted.
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J. W. Peck
Somerville
J. P. Henry
Westboro
G. A. Dunham
Plymouth
McKay
Sanderson
Boston
Cross Brothers
Dorchester
L. B. Dudley
Haverhill
F. C. Anthoine
Stoneham
Ferron
Lowell
Riverside Press-C. track meet results and winners
Starter J Wallace Bragdon handled duties and satisfied both roles in a Riverside Press-C. event. Multiple races listed include mile handicaps, special match races between Nat Butler and John Johnson, and several pursuit races with times, places, and winners across Cambridge Boston Dorchester West Medford Providence Revere and Glen Falls. Massachusetts B C team won the five mile team pursuit, with individual placings and times noted.
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Riverside Press
C. i RB Brown
Alliston
Mopper
Cambridge
T. I. Brennan
Nat Butler
John
Johnson
Milwaukee
Butler
J. Nadeau
Cambridge Penpoond
Frank Mayo
Boston
McLean
Chelsea
B. A. McDuffee
W. Hamilton
Mcfutten
H. B. Hills
Providence
F. S. McKay
G. L. Howland
Dorchester
Tom Barnaby
Revere
Harry D. Elkes
Glen Falls
N. Y
Barnaby
Michael in Open Race Opens Connecticut Meet
Jimmie Michael headlined the first Connecticut Athletic Association race meet at Charter Oak Park Hartford. He debuted in a five mile open professional race and finished the last mile in 2:02 after sticking with pacers beyond the second mile. Loughead was thrown from his wheel on the fifth mile, affecting the outcome.
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Hartford
Conn
Jimmie
Michael
Connecticut Athletic Association
Charter Oak Park
America
Loughead
Stevens Lynn's Champion Lynn Sept 6 Bicycle Races
At Glenmere track a large Lynn crowd witnessed the decisive Lynn championship won by F. W. Stevens in a lively program. J. B. Butnan took the novice one mile, with G. Gallagher second and J. R. Hargrove third. Various races followed, including a one mile handicap won by Stevens, and a one mile match where Shier defeated Bulger. Other winners included Ingraham Jr and Farrell, with Stevens placing in several events. The meet closed with hill climbing won by Eugene Tucker and T Keown second.
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Lynn
Glenmere
F. W. Stevens
J. B. Butnan
Peabody
Charles M. Donohoe
F. M. Harvey
Cambridge
H. H. Farnham
John Shier
Martin Bulger
Shier
F. Ingraham, Jr
Benjamin Ingraham
John Farrell
Boston
T. Anne
A. Baker
J. Farrell
H. B. Farnum
I. W. Stevens
C. A. Baker
W. B. Eleld
Eugene ©. Tucker
T. Keown
Wefers Wins at Labor Day Carnival in Bayonne
New Jersey Athletic Club hosts the Labor Day track meet at Bayonne with Wefers of the Eastern sprint team winning the 300-yard race after a close finish with Maybury and Rush. Sulzer and Buck also win events as Mitchell sets a new weight throw record. Multiple races feature A. C. and N. J. A. C. entrants with strong showings from Chicago and Knickerbocker clubs.
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New York
New Jersey Athletic Club
Bayonne
N. J
Wefers
Maybury
Rush
Chicago
Wisconsin
Manhattan
Cregan
Sulzer
Donohue
Jerome Buck
Knickerbocker A. C
Georgetown
Buck
Weters
James S. Mitchell
Pastime Athletic Club
Gargra Faceatch
H. E. Manuel
G. V
A. E. Roe
A. C
James Fitzpatrick
H. J. Pettit
Elmira A. C
J. L. Hurlburt, Jr
William Frank
Transit Wheel Mae
Harry Horsford
James Mitchell
Pestine A
John Herty
Amie’ Chadwick
Moe Ng
R. W. Ed- So
Charles Adwick
James A. Gagne
Harry Are
Are
P. Caben
Ne Niguarbaek
Secoarles Erche
Fan Ss
C. T. Myers
Ab Sahle
B. Smiley
Harlem Ring Club
Tinder Wins at Peabody Lynn Picnic in Tight Finish
At Centennial Grove the joint Father Mathew T A of Peabody and St Joseph T A of Lynn event saw George B Tinder defeat ex amateur champion Tommy Conneff in a close finish by 15 yards after Conneff led to near the tape. Over 8000 attendees, mostly Massachusetts Volunteer Fireman Association members, watched eight prizes awarded to Newton veterans and others. A barge race saw James Wray beat Chapman and Doyle in a tight finish. Wray led early then widened the gap to finish first by a length. The two mile run results gave Tinder first and Conneff second. the large turnout handled a busy program of contests and muster events.
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L. Howland
Dorchester
McKay
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Horace Hills
Bragdon
Providence Flyer
Hills
Patsey
Clark
King
M. Lindequist
Essex
Father Mathew C
Massachusetts Volunteer Fireman Association
Massachusetts
Newton
Peabody
City of
Lynn
White Angel
Salem
Eagles of
James Wray
Doyle
New England
Chapman
Wray
George B. Tinder
Pelen
Jomes P. Conneff
New World's Mark Sets Record at Arlington Scottish Picnic
The eighth annual Scottish Clans picnic and games drew about fifteen thousand visitors to Spy Pond Grove Arlington. Gideon Perrie, newly back from Scotland, set a world hammer throw record 112 ft 5 in and won the order of Scottish Clans all around title. McGonagle and Manning staged a fierce five mile race for cash prizes, while J. P. Watson dominated field events including running broad jump and pole vault. Pat Carroll won the one mile.
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Massachusetts
Spy Pond Grove
Arlington
Grove
New England
Gideon Perrie
Scotland
G. H. Johnson
Pat Carroll
McGonagle
Manning
Carroll
J. P. Watson
Gideon Perie
W. Scott
O'Neill
An. O'Neill
W. F. Scott
G. Perrie
M. O'Neill
D. McLear
J. Matheson
Robert Anderson
A. McFarlan
M. Brown
A. Highip
Violet Woods
J. Mann
Curry
A McBeth
Frank Riddell
J. Ross
J.’ P. Watson
T. Dwyer
J. Clausen
J. Connors
J. B. Decode
J. H. Clausen
G. Ferrie
John Matheson
D. Charleston
George Martin
D. McQuaner
E. Manning
Ed. McGannagie
J. Heagan
J. McNeill
D. A. Mesae
P. Serbon
A. B. Hamilton
J. L. Hamilton
S. M. Mayer
W. Hoss
J. O. Clausen
Dat Reed
Mamie Sutcliffe
Miss Dickie
J. Benzle
Raleigh
Lincoln
P. McLeod
Benzie
McInnis
Lin
R. McLeod
J. Lincoln
M. MeInnis
J. Benzie
M. McInnis
J.lincoln
S. Raleigh
S. D
H. A. McDonald
J. T. McNeil
J. Frazier
J. EL. McNeil
J. Weaver
B. M. Lames
John Black
A. Wright
Ada Malcolm
Olive Smith
Ethel McLean
McIntosh
J. McBaine
J. Gray
B. Hamilton
J. Green
D. Mann
James McLeod
S. D. McLean
Razier
W. By
P. McPhee
J. Pune
T. McNeil
cNeil
McLeod
Jett
Bim
W. Rosso
Milford Labor Union Picnic Sets 100 Yard Mark
Milford Sept 6 Over 3000 attended the Milford Central Labor Union picnic events. H Donovan known as Piper Donovan Natick set a world record by running 100 yards in 9.12 seconds beating the previous mark by a tenth of a second. Timers’ watches confirmed the record and Donovan had trained to challenge the professional record of 9.45 set by H M Johnson and H Bethune.
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Milford
Milford Central Labor Union
H. Donovan
Piper” Donovan
Natick
Donovan
H. M. Johnson
H. Bethune
J. Coscoven
Turner’s Falls
J. Mahan Clinton
Pecans
Pipex Degeren
Matese Ar
Van
Onneavel
J. Site. Clifton
Lin
Fire
W. Redgrave
Ilitore Ly
Mumination Open House Showcases Seasonal Features
The annual Mumination event highlights a wide array of decorative displays and attractions described as the centerpiece of the occasion. Organizers emphasize beauty, community involvement, and family friendly activities across multiple venues.
Winthrop Illumination Brings Mixed Holiday Glow
An evening at Winthrop showcased many cottages and avenues lit with colored lanterns and open houses. Crest Hall and Crest avenue drew crowds with artistic displays, while some hotels lagged due to a hard season. Dozens of named houses and residents along Crest, Shirley, Highland, and other streets offered bright scenes and social hospitality.
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Winthrop
Crest
Cottage Hill
Crest Hall
Ricker
Blaxton
P. G. Gillan
Arputus
E. B. Paul
the Curlew
EB. W. Taylor
la Nouveate
R. A. Schwarzenberg
del Monte
James F._ Barry
Linwood
W. I. Heald
Crest View
F. T. Reed
Outioox
M. J. Wheelock
Castlemere
F. M. Lytle
J. W. Grover
Fred .A. Hall
J.H. Cannell
Young’s
Penango
Anson Streeter
Signal Light
G. Austin
Waldo
Crowley
Crowley’. Deane avenue--The Houses of Mr. George Ehrebeck, Mr. A. A. Elston
J. Green
Alpha
Whitney
J. T. Walsh, Jr
Highland Avenue
Arthur Macy
E. H. Hartshorn
H. F. Wood
Cliff Avenue
F. A. Appleton
A. J. C. Pope
Harrison Dunham
Brigham B. James
Grover Avenue
Ward F. Johnson
A. H. Miller
W. N. Chamberlain
Leighton House
Frank Allen
Leigheton
Edwin C. Lewis
Locust’ Street
Sea King
Charles F. Todd
Antietam
Daniel Kerley
J. McClure
Wellesley
Parrott
J. Whitney
Neptune Avenue
Empire Cottage
John R. Walsh
Mermaid Avenue
The
E. F. Rollins
E. N. Nesbith
Mermaid Cottage
J. J. Caine
Austerfield
George H. Mellen
Rebecca Christian
J. W. Smith
Plymouth Rock
P. J. O’brien
Coral Avenue
the Belvedere
G. B. Lynette
Corona
William F. Murphy
Vendome
W. A French
Peter F. Rourke
M. Hirsch
B. Soloman
G. A. Rice
Utopia
C. W. Walls
Frank B. Orcutt
Cuckoo
Ba Crafts
A. Isaacson
Commonwealth
M. Lewis
Nevada Street
Ichi Ban
Guy H. Maynard
Dice
Reddy Street
B. E. Gove
Trident Avenue
Seabrooke
T. A. Dolan
Sturgis Street
Longwood
W. BD. Benson
Shorey Cottage
Crest Avenue
F. J. Ansheim
Howard Wallis
R. J. Gordon
Edmund Kitson
George Hawksworth
Irvin Fuller
Nahant Dory Club Regatta Results Reported
The Nahant Dory Club held its annual regatta with four sailing dory classes and a rowing dory race. Winners included Jack owned by Charles Hayden for the citizens' cup, Pointer owned by B F Melzard for the Nahant cup, and Ethel B. Taylor owned by Rogers & Robinson for the Essex county fishing dory title. doubles race victors were Whickine and Cunningham, Nickerson and Quinlan.
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Nahant
Nahant Dory Club
Charles Hayden
Spook
B. F. Melzard
Figsway
Mission Church Picnic at Apollo Garden A Social and Financial Success
The Mission Church parish held its annual picnic at Apollo Garden yesterday drawing a good crowd. The event proved a social and financial success with parish members dominating the athletic games though entries were limited. Winners included D F McGillicuddy in several events and D B McGillt with other parish competitors like McCarthy placing second in various contests.
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Mission Church
Apollo Garden
D. F. McGillicuddy
Edie Es McCarthy
D. F. MccGillicuddy
P. J. McCarthy
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Bowser
Driscoll
George Abbott
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St. James A. C
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James B. Doyle
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