Marine Parade Ends Yacht Season in Boston Parade
A marine parade from Hough's Neck to Marine Park South Boston closed the 1902 season of the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts. About 150 yachts entered across sizes with the Malilian amid 18 footers as star boats. The event featured dress ships, a reception, and a final review by the Zetec flagship before the season was officially closed.
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Hough's Neck
Marine Park
Boston
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Marblehead
Beverly
Manchester
Commodore J. K. Doherty
Columbia Yacht Club
Malil- Mian
Yacht Club
Association
Zetec
Yacht Racing Association
City Point
Zetes
Flint's Arrow Fastest Boat Aims New Era In Speed
New York Sept 7 Charles Flint's yacht the Arrow proved the fastest boat afloat exceeding by two miles an hour the world record held by the British destroyer Viper. In a Hudson speed test it made a knot in 1m 32s equating to 45 6 miles per hour. The Arrow carried 400 pounds of steam and a crew of nine. After the test she went out of commission for the season and into dry dock.
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New York
Charles
Flint
Arrow
Hudson
E. Burgess Warren
Philadelphia
Lake George
Herreshoffs
Along the Water Front of Boston Harbor Seafood Arrivals and Shipping News
Readable notes report fishing landings at T wharf with multiple vessels listing swordfish ground fish and weights, plus large wheat cargoes aboard six steamers for Europe. It notes the Allanwilde clipper sailing in with a new captain and wife, tug assistance, and a 54 day Wilmington to Rosario voyage, while mentioning labor tensions and harbor conditions.
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T Wharf
Azorian
Lettie May
Maxwell
Massasoit
Helen B. Thomas
Frances Whalen
Alcina
Nellie G. Adams
Maggie and
Hattie
Mattie Brundage
Sheffyld
Thalia
Pythian
Seaconer
Columbia
Emily Cooney
Alton H. Jones
Cape Cod
Irving F. Ross
Gloucester
Eastern Railroad
Boston
Wilmington
Del
Rosario
J. H. Moore
Barkentine
Julia Vinson
Europe
New York
New England
Fitchburg
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Wilson
Toronto
Hull
Leyland
Caledonian
London
Allan
Austrian
Glasgow
Dominion
Commonwealth
Liverpool
Leylander Hanoverian
Cunarder Altonia
Weymouth
N. S
Rockland
Provincetown
Quinn Brothers
East
Lewis Wharf
General Ayres
Shipping News Miniature Almanac September 8
Shipping note lists sunrise and sunset times for September 8 with day length and moonset. It also records high water times and arrivals noting steamers Admiral Dewey and Israel at Port Morent.
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Shipping News
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Morent
Saranac Weavers Vote to Stay Out in Strike
Saranac Mills weavers at Blackstone meet to hear committee report from Agent Merrill. Merrill offered jobs for 40 weavers but refused wage or time concessions. Weavers vote to remain out.
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Woonsocket, R. I
Saranac Mills
American Woollen Company
Blackstone
Merrill
Operatives Ask Batcheller Lers to Resume Work
North Brookfield September 7 operatives formerly with the J. and A. H. Batcheller Shoe Company which closed last March held a meeting and signed a petition. They pledge to resume work and avoid labor troubles if the company restarts business in the town and offers reasonable wages.
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North Brookfield
J. & A. H. Batcheller Shoe Company
Negro Sold Into Servitude in Shelbyville Auction
In Shelbyville Kentucky on September 7 Fisher Milton a Black man convicted of vagrancy was sold at public auction for 12 months to David Murphy a Black farmer. Murphy bid twenty dollars saying he seeks the value of his money and will compel Milton to work hard.
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Shelbyville
Fisher Milton
David Murphy
Murphy
Milton
Col Amos A Sherman Died at 66 In Rhode Island
Col Amos A Sherman a prominent insurance agent and business man with interests in Boston died suddenly of heart disease at his Cumberland Hill home Rhode Island. He was born in Marshfield Massachusetts and was 66.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Amos A. Sherman
Ajsister
Boston
Cumberland Hill
Marshfield
Mass
September contestants at Brae-Burn Golf Club
Newton September contest draws list three class groups for the Brae-Burn Golf Club September cup. Class A features S Wilcox, F H Hovey, G A Noyes, Alfred Howard, A S Woods, H C Perkins. Class B offers W Lincoln, W B Herrick, F B Witherbee, P W Whittemore, G T Lincoln, G E Peters Jr. Class C has P Perkins Jr, H C O Brien, O F Herrick, T W Sprague, W Lovell, T B Lindsay, F S Baldwin, P M Sherman Jr. Matches to be completed by Sept 30.
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H. C. Perkins
A. W. Lincoln
W. B. Herrick
F. B. Witherbee
P. W. Whittemore
G. T. T.incoln
G. E. Peters
H. P. Perkins, Jr
H. C. O'Brien
O. F. Herrick
T. W. Sprague
W. Lovell
T. B. Lindsay
F. S. Baldwin
P. M. Sherman, Jr
Football Season Set to Roar With Record Following Ahead
Football preparation for fall continues as Harvard Yale and Georgetown plan early practices. Sept. 10 16 and 22 set start dates at Soldier Field Yale Field and Kennedy Stadium with new coaching structures including Yale field coach Joe Swan Walter Camp supervision and Coach Mike Farley at Maine and Harvard’s captain Bob Kernan and Bill Reid successors shaping a year of high expectations.
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Soldiers Field
Bob’’ Kernan
Kennebunk
Bill
Reid
Mike
Farley
University of Maine
Yale
Chadwick
Joe Swan
Walter Camp
Eli
Boston Braves Rout St Louis in decisive Sportsmen Park game
Boston pounded Jack Powell for five doubles and a homer in a 6 run output to defeat St Louis at Sportsmen Park. Dineen held the Browns to five scattered hits with two St Louis errors aiding one run in the fourth. The crowd praised Dineen and the Boston hitters as the Braves claimed second place with a strong late display.
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ST. Louis
Sportsmen Park
Boston
Jack Powell
Boston Outer Garden Guardians
Burkett
Bill’? Dineen
Powell
Jack
Ferris
Dineen
Kahoe
Cine
Freeman
St. Tanis
Sheridan and
Johnstone
Boston Teams Hold Own in Critical Week in American League
Both Boston teams held their own last week with the Americans winning less often yet remaining in second place. The Nationals faced strong foes Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and won half their games. The four leaders Philadelphia Boston St Louis and Chicago meet the second division teams this week and a weaker club could tilt the pennant race. Boston Philadelphia games begin Friday and may alter league leadership. Batting and fielding stats are listed for local clubs up to last Saturday night with players such as Davis Retater Couvlhin Dalve Garey MeFld Prill Pattson Townsend and others referenced in the box score.
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Boston
Nationals
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit Beats Baltimore Behind Early Runs and Casey's Fielding
Detroit hitters struck early with four singles and an error in the first inning, adding five more in the seventh after five more singles and a hit by pitch. Casey starred at third in the field, while Wiltse took the loss. Baltimore’s offense posted 11 runs on the day, compensating for the Detroit burst with late scoring opportunities.
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Detroit
Wiltse
Howell
Casey
Chicago Wins First Game As Tie Breaks In Second
Chicago won the opener through timely hitting and base running, with Patterson in strong form. The second game went 13 innings to a draw as Griffith was hit tougher than Carrick, though solid defense backed him. Attendance reported at 17,100. Scores await final tally.
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Chicago
Patterson
Griffith
Carrick
Fragmented OCR sports box score from Chicago game
Incomplete data shows player abbreviations and numbers with positions listed. Names Doyle Jones Green Delety appear fragmented alongside numeric stats, but key details and full context are unreadable.
Left on bases-Chicago, 10, Washington, 7.
Baseball game details list pitchers Griffith Carrick and batters Daly Carrick Drill Mertes Delehanty Isbell Daly Strang Dick Carrick Coughlin. Stolen bases and double plays noted. Time 4:45, darkness called, Carruthers umpire.
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Davis
Garey
Prill
Patt’son
Wabhneton
Chicago
Washington
Flatterson
Townsend
Griffith
Carrick
Coughlin
Daly
Drill
Mertes
Delehanty
Isbell
Strang
McFarland
Tspell
Ely
Carey
Carruthers
Doyle
Jones
Lee
Oo Green
Dele'ty
Keister
Oo Moertes
Cowhin
S Isbell
Oca
Collins Team Heads Back To Huntington Avenue Tomorrow
The Collins squad returns to Huntington Avenue tomorrow with 3 pm games at the South End starting today. Bobby Lowe is under the weather with a sore leg while Fred Tenney is delivering his best performance for Buckenberger. Tenney excels on putouts during sacrifice attempts along the first base line, and Ground Keeper Kelley keeps the Huntington grounds in superb condition as the diamond shines. Harry Gleason may not receive a big farewell if he plays, and the young third baseman is drawing comparisons to a young Collins after standout Western games.
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Collins
Huntington Avenue
South End
Bobby
Lowe
Fred Tenney
Buckenberger
Tenney
Kelley
Harry Gleason
Baseball slate lists marquee matchups across leagues
No games scheduled for today. National league games include Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Brooklyn, with all matchups reflecting the era's schedule.
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Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Roosevelt opposes inhumane horse use in Deadwood to Omaha race
Deadwood S D Sept 7 President Roosevelt has stated opposition to any inhumane use of horses in the Deadwood to Omaha cowboy race Captain Seth Bullock received a Cortelyou message urging strict care for horses so their strength is not overtaxed The contest draws wide interest as one of the era s great endurance races since the Chicago World s Fair events.
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Deadwood
S. D
Roosevelt
Omaha
Seth Bullock
Cortelyou
Bullock
Chicago
All American Rifle Team for Palma Trophy
At Sea Girt New Jersey plans form an all American eight principals and two alternates to compete for the Palma trophy at Ottawa next Saturday. Training runs Tuesday through Wednesday, depart Sea Girt Wednesday afternoon for Ottawa Thursday. Palma match will be Saturday with return voyage starting September 15. In last year’s event a Canadian team won. In the all comers military match Private W S Cash led with 49, followed by Lt W M Parr ow 48, Pvt W M Parker 47, Lt W W Cookson 47, Pvt W G Hudson 47.
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N. J
Ottawa
Can
W. S. Cash
D. C
W. M. Parrow
W. M. Parker
First Corps
Massachusetts
W. W. Cookson
Butler Makes Paced Records at New York Meet
Nat Butler won the motor paced race at Vailsburg in straight heats and set new single paced records from one to five miles. Times were 1:22 4 5 for one mile, 2:44 3-5 for two, 4:06 for three, 6:31 2-5 for four, and 6:56 for five. Joe Nelson old five mile record was 7:10. Amateurs Billington, Dove won the novelty heat. Billington also won the one mile handicap. Other results include Teddy Billington triumphing in the half mile amateur race and Teddy Billington winning the one mile handicap.
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New York
Vailsburg
Nat Butler
Nelson
Butler
Joe Nelson
Billington
Dove
Teddy Billington
Jersey City
Memphis
Newark
H. B. Freeman
Ben Monroe
J. de Rosier
Paris
I. W. White
Chelsea
R. J. Bennett
Corbett and McGovern Train Hard for Louisville bout
In Cincinnati both featherweight rivals Young Corbett and Terry McGovern push toward their September 22 title fight in Louisville. Corbett advances in hard work since arriving, while McGovern trains intensely at Norwood Inn, doing more work than the champion and virtually living in the gym and on the road.
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Cincinnati
Corbett
Terry McGovern
Louisville
McGovern
Norwood Inn
Boxing Gossip from the Criterion Club Card
The Criterion Club announces bouts with Young Schindler against Harry Gilman in the 110 pound class, Barney Lapren versus Jig Stone at 130 pounds, and Tommy Feltz versus Ike Cohen at 115 pounds. Payrolls must be paid by Sept 13, with a special meeting on Sept 15. Multiple boxing negotiations and opinions on Jack O'Brien fill the column, along with local athletic and political ties.
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Criterion Social and Athletice Club
Henry Lewis
Young Schindler
Harry Gilman
Barney Lapren
Stone
Tommy Feltz
Ike Cohen
Martin Canole
Fall River
Mose King
Providence
Ned Maher
Malden
Canole
King
Chester Goodwin
Cliff Howe
Middleboro
Conn
Goodwin
Chelsea
Jimmy Briggs
Mike
Sullivan
Relfield Walcott
Bath
Andy Watson
Jim
Jack Hamilton
Briggs
Hamilton
Charlie O'Rourke
Cunningham
Young Allen
Macon McCormick
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Ben
O'Brien
Tommy Ryan
Jack Root
George Gardner
O’brien
Walcott
Jim Jeffries
Macon
Coughlin
South Boston
England
O Brien
McCoy
National Sporting Club
Tommy West
Kingsley
Charlie McKeever
Boston
George Dixon
Palmer
National Athletic Club
Dave Sullivan
Benny Yanger
Transport A. C
Chicago
Joseph C. Reed
Cambridge Athletic Association
Middlesex
Cambridge
Reed
Cambridge A. A
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Utica and Montreal Nail Offbeat National Scores
At Utica Pittsburg Nationals Utica 1 Rochester 0. Providence Jersey City 11. Newark St Louis Nationals 4. Hoboken New York Nationals 19. Montreal First game Montreal 6 Rochester 5. Second game Montreal 6 Rochester 3.
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Utica
Pittsburg
Providence
Jersey City
Newark
St. Louis
Hoboken
New York
Montreal
Rochester
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