Balloon Race in New Era Sets Novel Point-to-Point Route
North Adams hosts what officials call the first point-to-point balloon race in the country with pilots landing within 10 miles of designated towns from Manchester Vermont to Sandgate Vermont. Mayor F D Stafford to start the event with multiple takeoffs beginning at 1 PM and subsequent launches at 15 to 50 minute intervals.
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North Adams
F. D. Stafford
A. Holland Forbes
New York
Manchester
Manchester Depot
Bondsville
Rawsonville
Winhall
Jamaica
Westboro
Newfane
Dummerston
Vernon
Northfield
Mass
Mt. Hermon
Gill
Miller’s Falls
Lake Pleasant
North Leverett
Montague
Sunderland
Whately
Haydenville
Leeds
Westhampton
Norwich
Littleville
Huntington
Blandford
North Blandford
Fast Otis
Otis
Becket
Tyringham
South
Lee
Stockbridge
Glendale
Sandgate
Famous horse family reunion in Minnesota for Dan Patch offspring
In St Paul Minnesota on August 31 a reunion of Dan Patch’s progeny will draw regional attention. Attendees include stallions and fillies such as Dan Patch Robert Patch Rose Patch Young Dan Guide and Fannie Patch plus International Patch and Merton Patch.
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St. Paul Minn
Dan Patch
Dan
Pacer
Robert Patch
Rose Patch
Green Pacer
Guide
Fannie Patch
International Patch
Green
Merton Patch
Fanny B
Leyburn Triumphs in Belmont Match Race Over Sweet Marie
Jack Leyburn, owned by State Senator James P. McNichol, defeated Sweet Marie owned by William Bradley of New York in straight heats at Belmont. Leyburn set a new track record with 2:05 8 4 in heat one and 2:06 1 2 in heat two, with the track described as in perfect condition.
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Philadelphia
Jack Leyburn
James P. McNichol
Sweet Marie
William Bradley
New York
Belmont
Leyburn
Crescens
Avenger and rivals triumph in New York Yacht Club cruise
In a brisk west southwest sail from Newport to West Chop, 20 NYYC yachts raced in ideal conditions. Winners included Queen in first division schooners, Avenger in first division sloops, Rosalie in second division sloops, and Weetamoe claiming a notable special race victory. a yawl named Cleona suffered a topmast break after crossing the line.
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Vineyard Haven
Newport
R. I
West Chop
New York Yacht Club
Queen
Katrina
Avenger
R. W. Emmeans
Boston
Rosalie
Istalena
Weetamoe
Vancedor
Vineyard Sound
Vigilant
Mimosa Iti
Eclipse
Archbishop Farley Advised to Leave Rome for Cooler Climate
Arch bishop Farley of New York is slightly indisposed from a stomach upset caused by climate and food. A physician in Rome, who attends him, visited him and said the ailment is not serious but recommended travel north to a cooler climate as soon as possible.
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Rome
Mgr. Farley
New York
Mer. Farley
Sedan Veteran Ferdinand Conrad Ends Life In Despair
Ferdinand Conrad a 71 year old St Louis resident for 25 years used a silver mounted revolver once used in the Sedan battle to shoot himself last night. He was despondent over joblessness and his act reflected a tragic end to a veteran with Franco Prussian War memories.
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ST. Louis
Sedan
Ferdinand Conrad
Conrad
Eleanor Leads All The Way In Lipton Cup Contender Race
Eleanor dominates the Class Q Lipton Cup race scene at Marblehead yard with a win over Achilles by 32 seconds and leads the percentage race with three remnant events left. Ellen adds another Sonderklasse victory while rival boats rally in other classes including a tight 18-foot knockabout finish and a sweep by Massachusetts boats in the Walter E. Knight Interstate Dory Cup heat.
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Marblehead
Achilles
Little Rhody
Eleanor
Boston Yacht Club
Essex
Sonderklasse
Ellen
Maria
Corinthian
Aurora
Portland
Annisquam
Swallow
Corello
Pontiac
Kiowa
Secret
Oaxaca
Massachusetts
F. W. Fabyan
Caleb Loring
Little Rhody ST
F. Tillinghast
A. W. Stevens
C. P. Curtis
Vim
H. A. Morss
B. Crowninshield
Pigeon Bros
Veeeeveeeerel
Acanthus
Bloomfield Bros
Eeesesel
Vanken
William Stephens
Mirage II
Eoestvesesved
Fleetwing
E Phillips
Barbara
J J
Blaney
Pointer III B
Melnard
Brown and
R. Smith
J. H. Hammond
J T Prince
Tabasco, Jr
H. H. Wiggin Ween
J. M. Whittemore
Cape Cats
Busy Bee
W. J. Coombs
Strideaway
W Tillotson
Arawak
H. C Nickerson
Almira
I M. Whittemore
Iris
F. F. Crane
Josephine
Tupper
Tupper and Hardwicks
Firmeline
W. Robbins
Eeeee
Hustler
R. J. Carpenter
G. L. Bolo
Marie L
George Lee
Whitney
H. B. Whittier
The World’s Most Popular Beer Reveals Hidden Profit Gap
The article notes the beer’s global sales exceed all other bottled beers, proving its wide recognition. It argues dealers earn less per sale because the beer costs the brewery more, yet demand remains dominant worldwide.
Crescent Park Excursion From South Station
Saturday afternoon excursion to Cres cent Park on Narragansett Bay departs with a special train at 2 05 from South station and 2 09 from Back Bay. Tickets cost 1 and are on sale at 862 Washington street.
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Crescent Park
Narragansett Bay
South Station
Back Bay
Washington Street
Boston Uto
R. I. Sat
Washington St
South
New York
New Haven
Delightful Summer Outing to Nova Scotia Draws Boston Tourists
Nova Scotia emerges as the top summer resort for visitors from Boston and beyond as thousands flock to its scenery and climate. The Dominion Atlantic line operates daily steamers Prince George and Prince Arthur at 2 pm excluding Saturdays, with office contact in Boston for tickets and literature.
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Boston
New England
Yarmouth
Dominion Atlantic Railroad
Prince George
Prince Arthur
Warhington Street
J. F. Masters
N. E
Long Wharf
Local Oarsmen Set for National Regatta in Springfield
Cambridge Riverside Boat Club leads the field with Frank Davy and Jack Brassil in the intermediate doubles. Boston fans rally for Frank Greer as Springfield entries include Bennett Warnock Bresnahan and Fitzgerald. Canadian clubs loom as top rivals in the intermediate doubles.
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Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Frank Davy
William H. Davy
Shell
Young Davy
Jack Brassil
Charles
Regattta
The
Brassil
Middle States
Washington
Old Davy
Post
Greer
Bennett
Frank Greer
Boston
Alderman Leary
Joseph Conry
J. J. Carrigan
Haynes Hotel
Atalanta Boat Club
Springfield Boat Club
Harry S. Bennett
Alexander Warnock
Bresnahan and Fitzgerald
Warnock
Bresnahan
Fitzgerald
Heins
Boat Club
Canada
Briday
Schoolboys Start for Springfield Regatta Under Graney
The High School crew directed by Coach Jack Graney of the B A A departs today for the Springfield regatta after a month of practice. The oarsmen, noted for their spring Charles River performance, aim for a strong showing at this week’s National Championships.
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Jack Graney
Springfield
Graney
The
Charles
Boston
Springfield crew plans field training under Graney
A late night session under Graney's direction prepares the team for a 1 o'clock departure to Springfield. They will stay at the Cooley House, bring the shell, and begin practice on the Connecticut, using the Springfield boat house. The party includes Coach Jack Graney, Collins, Good ale, Parker, Mason, Gring, Howe, Slocum, Hall and Faxon.
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Springfield
Cooley
Connecticut
Jack Graney
Collins
Goodale
Parker
Mason
Gring
Howe
Slocum
Hall
Faxon
Yale football outlook: Mack forecasts strong Eli squad
Yale trainer Johnny Mack, resting summers in this region, predicts a promising outlook for a new Yale football eleven at New Haven. Although several starters depart, he notes returnees Goebel and Cooney, Murphy, Brides, and Coy, with coaches set to assess material early and captains Biglow, Tad Jones, and Bobby Burch guiding the squad.
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Yale
New Haven
Johnny
Eli
Captain Biglow
Tad Jones
Alcott
Howard Jones
Paige
Dines
Congdon
Goebel
Cooney
Fred Murphy
Brides
Coy
Jones
Biglow
Bobby Burch
Grand circuit trotting races postponed by rain
In Buffalo New York on August 11 the grand circuit trotting races were postponed from today to tomorrow due to rain.
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Buffalo
N. Y
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