Rain disrupts sharp Longwood tennis with Larned Clothier default
Rain at Longwood today interrupted top level play as Larned and Clothier defaulted the doubles, casting regret on the Baastern championship bid. The Leroy Seaver clash produced standout tennis before rain halted play, with Seaver narrowly beating Leroy before exhaustion set in.
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W. J. Clothier
Leroy-Seaver
Leroy
Seaver
George Wrenn
BR. Fincke
New York
BD T. Grose
J. BD
B. Bishop
Clarence Hobart
Louisa Ferry
Longwood
W. E. Pits
G. Beale
R Leroy
B. C. Seaver
Motor Cycle Road Race Winners at Waltham Meet
G H Curtis of Hammondsport N Y won both first prize and the time prize in the twenty five mile road cycle race at the Federation of American Motor Cyclists meet in Waltham Massachusetts. Eleven riders finished the handicap race after eighteen started, with six prizes awarded. Several afternoon events were postponed by rain and will resume tomorrow morning if weather clears.
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Waltham
Mass
Hammondsport
Federation of American Motor Cyclist
Ghl Curtis
Hammondaport
J Chubbuck
Toledo
Ohio
H W. Goodwin
Brooklyn
A. B. Coffman
Wagner
St. Paul
Minn
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Attell to Meet Bowker in London Title Bid
American boxer Abe Attell planned a twenty round bout with Jem Bowker of Britain, with London’s National Sporting Club arranging for October or November ahead of Attell’s London visit. A hefty outside bet was demanded, while Attell claimed he could raise substantial funds locally. If staged, Attell would travel late this month with Harry Pollock to acclimate.
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Washington Park
New York
National Sporting Club of London
Abe Attell
Jem” Bowker
Attell
London
Bowker
Bawker
Harry Pollock
Jabez White
Potomac Crew Resting Before National Regatta Challenge
Potomac eight rest planned after suspending practice, traveling from Baltimore to the Patapsco course today. McGowan in single scull, Regington and Daly in doubles join Dempsey’s crew as they prep to row against top teams like Argonauts Detroit Nassaus and Ariel.
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Scott
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Oarsmen Arrive in Baltimore for National Regatta
Baltimore hosts arriving oarsmen ahead of the National Regatta next Friday and Saturday. Clubs from Mound City, Seawanbaka, Nonparella, West Philadelphia, University Barge, West End, East Boston, Wachusett, and others prepare at Spring Gardens with Philadelphia Octopede also present.
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Seawanbaka Rowing Club
Brooklyn
Nonparella
New York
West Philadelphia Boat Club
University Barge Club
Philadelphia
West End Rowing
Petty’s Crossfire Puzzles Nationals in Sloppy Win
In Washington the Browns beat the Nationals amid heavy rain and a soggy field. Petty’s curve kept Nationals at bay as Stone, Starr and Wallace drove runs. Gleason’s late homer and a double steal add drama. Attendance reported at 028.
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Clever Work by Young for Pitt in Scoring Clash
Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. % Young kept the white well scattered and would have only one run if not for errors. Umpire Elem dismissed non-playing reserves after Pittsburg coaches urged action. Attendance 3,200 as Scot Birtsburg faced Boston with Regab Clymet and Feeney contributing. Two-base hits by Hitchsy, Termey, and Young led to Pittsburg scoring. Time of game about 2 hours and 16 minutes.
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Young
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Rvun
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Scot Birtsburg
Boston
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Feeney
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Tee -Wi
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Hitchsy
Termey
Hillebraun
Tenney
Hille
Frane
Sansell Bieler
Diay
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Lens
New York 10st to Chicago baseball game recap
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 as Ames allowed three runs in the seventh inning after Wicker held hits scattered. Attendance was 8,200. Scoring came on singles in the seventh and timely hitting, with Chance and Hofman among the noted hitters.
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New York
Chicago
Cincinnati Wins In Third Inning Rally
Cincinnati took the lead in the third with four runs on a bases on balls a wild throw three singles and Titus fum ble as Philadelphia fumbled away chances two runners were thrown out at the plate Attendance 2189 and box scores list players such as Seymour Abbott and Duggleby among others in a disorderly late 19th century style box.
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Titus
Egore
Ciscinnati
Philadelp
O/Thomas
QiGleagon
I ‘ Houise
Ris Ocourtney
Ff Seymour
Brooklyn Wins In Tenth As McFarland Falcons Stumble
In St Louis Brooklyn broke the tie in the tenth drive with Batch’s triple and a long outfield fly by Bubb for the deciding run. McFarland opened poorly but settled after eight innings as Brooklyn rallied. Attendance 2100. Scored 1st inning 0, 2nd 0, etc. Questions linger on pitching credit if tied. Townsend credited for Monday’s win, with Jacobson or Wolf in tie scenario.
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Batch
Bubb
Brooklyn
McFarland
Rhoah Brooklyn
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Ghennaty
Forke
Wepride
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Arndt Ta Beckley
Terror
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Bergen
McFarl
Scanlan
Immaculate Conception tops Trinity in one sided game
In a baseball clash the Immaculate Conception nine defeated Trinity 16 to 9. Key plays feature strong fielding and hits by Patrick and Chism, while Trinity struggles with pitching and timely contact. Standings show Patrick and Tranacuste leading their league with several teams, including St. Vincent and St. Stephen’s Institute, in pursuit.
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Trinity
Patrick
Tranaculste
St. Vincent Va
Aera Cel
Brennea
Aes
Browns
Smodher
BO Go OiChism
Hyattegill
Bretttyrood
Brentwood
Wat
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Osie
Bresitwood
Seale
Fifth Baptist Routs Metropolitan Baptists in Final Sec tion B Game
In a lively season closer, Fifth Baptist defeated Metropolitan Baptist 6 to 4 after leading early. Standings show Fifth Baptist at 19-10, .600. Metropolitan 38-7, .606, as Winchester notes the three straight wins for Fifth Baptist.
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Metropolitan Baptists
Thams
Pet
Pot Birth
Douglas
Mt Vernon
Atl Daly
Firet
Baseball and golf results from national and regional leagues
The latest box scores show Midwest minor league games with Indianapolis and St Paul splitting. Milwaukee beating Toledo in ten innings. Atlanta and Montgomery facing rain delays. Newark and Jersey City games postponed by rain. Montreal beating Buffalo. Toronto over Rochester. Jacksonville defeating Augusta. Charleston beating Macon. Savannah over Columbia. Albany losing to Syracuse. Troy topping Binghamton. Wilkesbarre and Scranton results noted. In Chicago, D P Fredericks won medal with 156 in the 36-hole golf qualifier, edging George Lyon by five, with many Canadians and West players qualifying for match play. The story highlights notable players Barthalow and colleagues in the Capital City League and reports on naval baseball heroics and wartime service.
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The
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Washington
Unla City
Colorado
Dolphin Sailors
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Wisheuw
Curnane
Smith
Amey
Columbia Athletic Association
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Oil City
Chicago Golf Club Links
George 8. Lyon
Canada
Earler Sean
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Oakmount Club
Pittsburg
Wheaton Golf Club
D E. Danyer
Audh Campbell
Fred Heerff
Hkwanok
Welter J. Travis
Garden Cue
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L. N. James
Lakeview
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Chamion
C. B Donald
J. ‘Travis
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W.C Fownen, Jr
Ned Sawyer
G. &. Lyon
Detroit murder suspect Edwin Ferman named in case
Cleveland dispatch reports Chief Kohler identifies Harry Johngen arrest as Edwin Ferman of Hartford Conn. Ferman has a long criminal record including prior imprisonments in Canamora Penitentiary Erie County Penitentiary Hi mira Reformatory and Kansas prison. Also note: wealthy Texan James L Darragh killed in auto wreck on Harrisburg road near Houston. car overturns, neck broken, wagon driver injured.
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Edwin Ferman
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Ohio
Kohler
Harry Johngen
Moyer
Ferman
Dan Franklin
Canamora
Erie County
Himira, Reformatory
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Tex
James L. Darraugh
Herrisburg
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