East Boston Rowers Dominate Fifteenth New England Regatta
East Boston crews captured most events at the fifteenth annual New England Rowing Association regatta on the Charles River. Courtenay Guild led in junior single sculls, while Lloyd of Arlington Boat Club won, Joe Buckley challenged Peterson in the senior singles, and East Boston’s crews won multiple events including intermediate and junior doubles.
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East Boston
New England Rowing Association
Charles River
Courtenay Guild
Columbia Rowing Club
Guild
de Laskey
East Boston A. A
Lloyd of
Arlington
Hugh Bancroft
Pease
Millstreams
St. Josephs
West End Boat Club
Farraguts of
Lynn
Lloyd
O'Neil
Coffey
Chelsea
Farraguts
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph’s
Columba Racing Club
St. Joseph
Peterson
East
Boston
A. A
O’brien
The
Riversides
John Buckley
Cumberland Rowing Club
Buckley
Worcester
Johnson
Arlington Boat Club
Healey
Shawmuts
Meckiman
McElman
McEllman
McElIman
McEiman
St. Joseph’s Athletic Association
Millstream Boat Club
Columbian Rowing Association
Springfield Boat Club
George H. Lloyd
Joseph F. O'Neil
Shawmut Rowing Club
Farragut Boat Club
St. Joseph's Athletic Association
Fred R. Peterson
John P. Buckley
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
A. McElman
Wads
Clarence KE. Johnson
Riverside Boat Club
East Boston A. A. Boat Club
Co. McDonald
Hugh Cabot
H. R. Delano
Kenealey
P. J. Flanagan
T. F. Callahan
James H. Phelan
Thomas J. Foley
J. O’brien
P. H. Sullivan
McChesney Captures Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
McChesney rode by Fuller won the Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay equaling Waterboy’s track mark for 1 1/4 miles in 9 04 5. Hermis finished second with His Eminence third as 40,000 spectators cheered. Smathers purse payout exceeded 50,000 as starting field raced to the wire.
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New York
E. E. Smathers
McChesney
Sheepshead Bay
Waterboy
E. R. Thomas
Hermis
Smathers
Odom
Injunction
Big Mace
Coring
Fuller
Jeader
O Connells Win Football Over Shamrocks In Gaelic Match
The O Connells of Boston defeated the Shamrocks of Worcester 4 goals 8 points to 0 at Locust street grounds. Goals by Driscoll Pendergast Heffernan and Finn sealed the Boston victory as officials and players from both sides showed spirited play and strong resistance.
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O'Connells
Boston
Shamrocks
Worcester
Locust Street Grounds
Worcester Boys
Driscoll
Pendergast
Heffernan
Finn
Manchester Triumphs in Extra Inning Thriller
Manchester beat Concord 7 to 6 in a tense extra inning game. Poor pitching opened the door for runs as Manchester scored late and forced the extra frame before sealing the win.
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Concord
N. H
Manchester
Fall River Beats New Bedford In Loose 6-4 Ball Game
Fall River outslugged New Bedford 6 to 4 in a afternoon matchup. Morgan kept key situations, though both starters were hit hard as Fall River scored late for the win. Warren McCarthy Moorhead Led list of players with extra-base hits while Ball Gulheen Alen swiped bases. Attendance around five thousand.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Morgan
Connolly
Warren
McCarthy
Moorhead
Lett
Gulheen
Alen
Bowcock
Weddige
Sullivan
Bunyan
Joyce
Burrell
Lawrence Beats Lowell In Afternoon Baseball Tilt
Lawrence took a lead from a late rally in the fourth and fifth innings to defeat Lowell 23 to 0. Morrissey was hit by a batted ball and left early. O Hara and Hart produced notable extra base hits. Valdots Conroy Hart Morrissey stole bases. Derby Burbage and Jordan handled pitching duties with several walks and strikeouts. Attendance reached 3500 with umpires Kerins.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Morrissey
Burbage
Jordan
Jorden
Connors
Widniteh
Derby
Lawr Nce
Kerins
Nashua
Haverhill
R. B. Po
Pastor
Labelle
Smith
Calhoun
MacLean
Murphy
Daum
Kelly
McLean
Wilson
Soffel
Green
Gilmore
Berry
Langden
Swope
Umpfire—Rand
Lowell. Lawrence
Hafford
Bigbie
O'Hara
Valdois
Merritt
Conroy
Lake
Hart
Grant
Morris’ Y
Coveney
Bernard
K'bedanz
Bushey
Lawrence Ee
Bigble
Klobedanz
Wild Klobedans
Umitches
pire—Kerins
Haverhill Beats Nashua In Nervy 4 2 Showdown
NASHUA New Hampshire September 7 Haverhill won a listless morning game over Nashua by four goals to two in Nashua.
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Nashua
N. H
New Bedford Beats Fall River In Narrow Rivalry Clash
More than eight thousand witnessed New Bedford edge Fall River 4 to 2 in a close morning game. Key plays included a three-base hit by Riccius and two-base hits by Lott and Fox, with Harris and Foxen in the pitching spotlight.
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Moorhead
Harris
New Bedford
Fall River
Lott
Fox
Riccius
Foxen
Bawcock
Balk
Burrill
Sullivan
Lowell Defeats Lawrence 8 to 4 in Slow Morning Game
In Lawrence Massachusetts this morning Lowell beat Lawrence 8 to 4 in a slow paced game. The scoreline shows Lowell overcoming an early deficit to secure the win.
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Lawrence
Mass
Lowell
Baseball Notes From South End Season Closes Today
Two games start at 2 at the South End to wind up the season with Buckenberger using Dr. Carney and Malarkey on the mound. Tomorrow Washington returns as the opponent in the finale titled Conquering Heroes. Wagner leads NL hitters while Lajoie contests for the all around honor. Mitchell the Brighton boy and ex Collins player may pitch for the Quakers. Titus is noted for his mustache and many players sport short hair giving a pugilistic look.
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South End
Carney
Malarkey
Buckenberger Crew
Washington
Wagner
Lajoie
Mitchell
Brighton
Collins
Quakers
Titus
M Lean Wins Charles River 50 Mile Race at Revere Track
Hugh MacLean of Chelsea won the Charles River 50 mile race at Revere track defeating Bobby Walthour by three and three quarters laps with Bennie Munroe and Nat Butler far behind. Walthour led much of the early action before MacLean overtook. both riders battled through rain and mechanical issues as Munroe and Butler faded, MacLean finishing first and Walthour second with Munroe a distant third.
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Revere
Hugh MacLean
Chelsea
Bobby Walthour
Bennie Munroe
Nat Butler
Walthour
Maclean
Turville
Munroe
Butler
Newkirk
Callahan
White
Walthourn
Jed Newkirk
Lawson
Butler Ape Munroe
Toma Miles
MaclLean Ee
Seer
Walthour Haere
Walthour Ee Ene
Walthour Ee Ee
Walthour Eeeee
Walthour Aes Beetees
Walthour Eeere Ee
Walthour Ee Eeeeenews
Walthour Eree
Walthour Eee
Walhour Ee See
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Walthour Os Weer
Walthour Ee
Brookline Swimmers Dominate Cambridge Aquatics Meet
Brookline Swimming Club swept prizes at Captain's Island Cambridge events directed by James A. Montgomery. L G Rich won the 69 yard handicap and the title race with L McKenzie second. J B Green captured the 440 yard handicap and the boys and girls races featured Celia Nelson and Bessie Ross podiuming for Cambridge and Brookline respectively.
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Brookline Swimming Club
Captain’s Island
Cambridge
James A. Montgomery
L. G. Rich
Brookline
al McCormick
L. McKenzie
J. B. Green
J. B. Cummings
W. J. Curran
John Haverty
F. Finfey
William F. Nelson
Playfairs Retain East Boston Championship
The Playfairs defended their East Boston title yesterday morning at Cottage Park playground defeating the Assumptions in a 6 to 6 game. Notable play by Kelly Flaherty Kenneck Whall and Barry highlighted the contest.
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Cottage Park
Playfairs
East Boston
Assumptions
Kelly
Flaherty
Kenneck
Whall
Barry
Bowie
Gould
Sheehan
Buckley
Doble Throws In 2:10 Trot Heat During Charter Oak Meet
Budd Doble fell from his sulky in the fifth heat at Charter Oak track as a knee boot loosened and tripped The Roman. Doble escaped with scratches while The Roman was distanced and the final heat postponed to tomorrow for deciding heat winners.
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Hartford
Conn
Budd Doble
Charter Oak Track
Doble
Jordan Wins at Newport Horse Show Open Air Event
The Newport Rhode Island horse show opened with fine weather and strong competition drawing the summer colony and visitors from New York. Winners included Reginald C. Vanderbilt and Mrs. J. B. M. Grosvenor with blues, plus E. D. Jordan of Boston owning The Baron and Hildred in tandems. Victoria ridden by White Oak owned by Vanderbilt also earned a blue, and the Baron with Kitty Grey took a prize in Ladies traps and pairs.
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Jordan
Newport
R. I
New York
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
J. B. M. Grosvenor
the Baron
B. G
Hildred
B. m
E. D. Jordan
Boston
Victoria
White Oak
Br. m
Portsmouth
Baron
Kitty Grey
B. D. Jordan
Scores From Yesterday's City Games Across Neighborhoods
Yesterday results show Neponset beat Savin Hill 5 to 1 while Dorchester-Wellington triumphed 20 to 1. Hemlocks lost 11 to 9 to Curleys, Atlantic beat Ash lands 15 to 4, Jamaica defeated Atlantic 15 to 8, and South Boston edged Walworths 16 to 8 with Dorchester and Roslindale also on the card.
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Neponset
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Wellington
Boston Commons
Somersets
Ashlands
Hemlocks
Curleys
Allistons
Atlantic
Ashmont
Jamaica
South Boston
Walworths
Roslindale
Revere Outing Club Sail Witnesses City Guests
The Revere Outing Club entertained a Boston party aboard the yacht Sunbeam to Bass Point. Notables included Miss Lillian E. Sears Miss Helen G. Baerst Miss Ethel Whitney Frank H. Morse Arthur F. Sears and Thomas E. Brophy. Tom Brophy won a 100 yard dash against Bill Jordan of Winthrop.
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Revere
Boston
Sunbeam
Bass Point
Lillian E. Sears
Helen G. Baerst
Ethel Whitney
Frank H. Morse
Arthur F. Sears
Thomas E. Brophy
Tom Brophy
Bill Jordan
Winthrop
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