Regatta Date Arranged by Alexandria Motorboat Club
The Alexandria Motorboat Club sets a regatta on July 2 from 2 to 7 PM at Fotomac near Alexandria Virginia with a new perpetual trophy for speed boats. Events include cruiser races, tug of war for six foot boats, hobby horse, battle for poles and dinghies, and a free speedboat race. Prizes awarded. entries due by July 2.
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Rain Intervenes as Boston Tops White Sox on Rainout
Torrential rains stopped today’s Boston Chicago game after Boston hammered Cicotte early and led ten to zero with two outs in the first inning. Chicago did not score on Hall as the half inning ended. Two games will be played tomorrow.
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Training for Long Swim at Nautilus Club Race
Enthusiasts in Washington, D. C. train for the long distance Potomac River championship race from Chain Bridge to Aqueduct Bridge on July 21 under Nautilus Swimming Club auspices. Contenders from last year rivalry train 1 to 3 times weekly. Each swimmer is followed by a canoe for safety. aid results in disqualification. Entries close with Edward Beckett, Y M C A physical director, on Wednesday, July Mack Signs New Infielder.
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Nationals Face Doubleheaders After Rain Delay
Nationals await a fresh chance to gain in four Eastern cities as doubleheaders loom. Detroit and Chicago may rise with two wins, while Washington eyes a pair from Stovall's squad. Browns resist with strong pitching and Jack Powell leads, as Griffith recovers from a loss and Groom and Cashion slated to start.
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Nationals and Browns to Play Doubleheader Today
Nationals and Browns will stage a doubleheader to replace yesterday’s postponed game. First pitch is 2:00 PM, second game about 4:00 PM. Green and Cashion will start for the Nationals, Powell for St Louis, with Hamilton or Brown in relief. The series concludes Saturday with a single game and the amateur day events postponed earlier.
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Brown
Wolgast Rivers Fight Set After Conference For Labor Day
McCarey announces agreement on terms for Wolgast versus Rivers return match set for Labor Day. Date nearly fixed, referee to be chosen, likely a Los Angeles official. Wolgast hopes thumb heals. guarantees discussed reach $16,000 for Wolgast and $8,000 for Rivers.
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Joe Levy
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DOOMN MUST DESERT STAGE
President Fogel of the Phillies demands that manager Doom resign outside interests and devote all time to the club. Charley Doom has done vaudeville and runs a family shoe business but must drop these pursuits to continue as Quakers manager.
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Knowles Wins Low Score in Atlantic Club Golf Tourney
Clarence Knowles of Atlanta topped the field with a 68 for the 18 holes in the second annual invitation golf tournament at the Atlantic Athletic Club. The qualifying round set the stage for match play as five fights were held today and proceed tomorrow.
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Atlantic Athletic Club
Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati Mystery
A scrambled clipping lists city names Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati with stray characters and punctuation. The fragment offers no clear event, date, or outcome, leaving the exact 기사 context unreadable.
Rain Checks Tennis Play at Longwood Club Championships
Boston July 18 Rain postponed finals as Longwood Cricket Club tennis championships halted by showers in singles and doubles. W J Glothier Philadelphia led J B Jones Providence 6 2 4 0 3-8 unfinished. doubles Biddle Williams Philadelphia defeated Washburns Bridgeport 9-7 6-2 6-4. later Biddle Williams trailed Hallowell Nowell Boston 6 4 6 9 1-2 unfinished.
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J. Newell
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Longwood
W. J Glothier
J BH Jones
Craig Biddlg
R. N Williams
PoStedelphia
WM Washburn
Biddleland Williams
NP Hallowell
J Nowell
Jesse Tannehill Released by South Bend Club
Jesse Yamehill, once a top southpaw in the American League with New York Boston and Washington, was released unconditionally by South Bend in the Central League amid reports he caused discord. Since leaving the AL, Tannehill has hit around .200 and his varied AL career included stints with three major teams.
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Jesse Yamehill
South Bend
Tannehill
New York
Boston
Washington
Golfers Reach Semifinals in Western Amateur Championship
Evans Edgewater Club Chicago will face A G Legg Minnikahda Club Minneapolis and Warren K Wood Homewood Club Chicago meets J Neville Claremont Club California Pacific coast champion after the third championship round of 86 holes at Denver Country Club. Evans beat D B Sawyer Wheaton Club Chicago 2 and 1 Wood beat Fraser Hale Skokie Club Chicago 7 and 8 Neville defeated L G Hopkins Skokie Club Chicago 1 up and Legg beat T D Bromfield Denver 11 and 10.
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Denver
Patchen II Dominates Muddy Celery City Pace
Kalamazoo July 18 Joe Patchen II won all three heats for the 8.10 pacers in the Celery City purse. Rain had delayed the start by nearly two hours and a mishap with Columbia Fire caused a scare when its sulky crashed. Chatty Direct won the 210 trot, while The Limit and Don Pronto pressed in the 22 pace. notable upset saw Branham Baughman defeat OC The Limit in straight heats.
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Minor League Results Across Leagues Weather Hits Schedule
Rain caused postponements in American Association International and several minor leagues. Scores listed include Minneapolis Indianapolis 8 7 and Louisville 2 Tristate, with numerous games halted or rescheduled. Norfolk and Richmond also posted 5 7 outcomes amid rain delays.
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Baltimore
Wells Tops Kennedy In Eighth Round Knockout
In New York a boxing match ended when Wells defeated Tom Kennedy in the eighth round. Wells dominated with a sequence of right hands and jabs, Kennedy bleeding from the eye, and finally knocked out as the referee called the bout.
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Wels
Reds and Boston Divide in Doubleheader
In Cincinnati July 18 Boston split a twin bill with the locals. Boston won the first game 8 to 2 and lost the second 1 to 0. Perdue worked well in game one while Benton shut out Boston in the nightcap after the first inning. Esmond collected four hits in the second game as Boston and Cincinnati produced a pitchers duel with Benton and Hess handling the action.
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Cardinals Win Easily in St Louis Second Game 10 to 2
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 10 to 2 as the home club hit two pitchers hard and capitalized on visitors errors. Manager Dahlen was ordered off the field after disputing an umpire's decision. Brooklyn fielded poorly with eight errors, while Abe Anson, Monten, Evans, Heuser and others contributed on offense. Harmon pitched for St Louis with win credited, Stack retired after nine.
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May Quit Jersey City and Move Interleague Franchise
Confusing OCR fragments discuss Jersey City baseball fans, July New York Winlees, and rumors of transferring an Interleague franchise to another city. Mentions Dodgers, Washington Park, and Boston Americans with unclear specifics. Government officials or managers referenced without clear actions or dates.
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