Tod Sloan Barred From English Turf
London reports the Jockey Club forbids Tod Sloan from riding next season after findings on gifts and bets. The ruling follows inquiries into allegations around Gardiner and Mills and exonerates Reiff and the Scotchman II. Croker’s supporters praise his exoneration as Britain debates Sloan’s fate.
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London
Jockey Club
Tod Sloan
Wen
Prince of Wales
Beaufort
Victoria
Sloan
America
P. Gardiner
F. Gardiner
Codeman
Gardiner
C. A. Mills
Gerolstein
Liverpool
L. Reiff
Rickaby
Back Bay Bowlers Hold Third Place After Narrow Losses
In amateur league action, Back Bay Bowlers dropped two of three to Calumet and Newton swept Arlington B. C., leaving Newton and New towne tied for first while B. A. A. slips to third. Pray of Newton led scoring with a 600 aggregate and a 204 in one game, as Newton dominated the final frames and Dodge and Reed of A. B. C. flashed early high-level spares.
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Calumet
Newton
Arlington B. C
Newtowne
Pray of
Scully
Mage
Edge
Ins. Buntin
Aouble
Pray
Winchester
McFarland
Hill
Richardson
Urringtonn
Wardwell
Calumet. Cier
Pasheess Sneered
McPariand Soo
B. A. A. Air Tes Eisai
Perera Etree A
Lawson's Yacht May Enter America's Cup Trials
Boston yachtsman Thomas W Lawson contemplates building a 9 foot yacht to defend the America's Cup, possibly joining a Boston syndicate. NYYC members doubt a Boston boat can start without membership. Debates focus on entry through a recognized club and potential obstacles from New York Yacht Club officials.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston Yachtsmen
New York
Boston
Eastern Yacht Clubs
Lord Dunraven
Cup
Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club
Boston Syndicate
NY. Y. C
W. Butler Duncan, Jr
Herr
Court Foresters of America Hold Twelfth Annual Social in Paine
The twelfth annual social and dance of Court Volunteer of the Hub Foresters of America was held last night in Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton street. Pictured is Past Chief Ranger J Morrissey who led the grand march. grand march led by W J Morrissey of East Cambridge and Miss Agnes M Hanson. The ball drew a large crowd with Mr and Mrs James Abercrombie, Mr and Mrs Martin Powers, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Carew, Mr and Mrs Thomas Sullivan, Deputy Grand Chief Ranger T C Shea, John Aylward, Miss Mamie Smith among attendees.
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Foresters of America
Paine
J. Morrissey
Court Enn Hall
Order of Foresters
Boxing Gossip Over Championship Doubts and Promoters Fray
In a boxing column a debate on the legitimacy of Terry McGovern as featherweight champion continues, citing weight class rules and recent fights with George Dixon. The piece covers Ferguson’s planned Dec 17 bout, promoter letters, and the loose state of club matchmaking along with notes on potential matchups and a Isoteric Club event featuring Nadeau and Bryson.
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George Dixon
Dixon
Terry McGovern
Broadway Athletic Club
TerryGovern
McGovern
Terry
Fistlana
Erne
Sandy Ferguson
Mr. McLean
Sandy
McLean
Mose Stanton
Armstrong
McCormack
Weinig
Jeffords
Ferguson
Dick O’brien
O’brien
Jim Jeffords
Toronto
Peacy
Hanlon
Lewiston
Kirtland. Co. H. S
Manchester
Fall River
Lowell
Tommy Ryan
Jim Jeffries
Ryan
Jeffries-Corbett
Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
P. W. Johnson
Lynn
Paddy Fenton
Joe Reed
Joe Mullens
Jake Zimmerman
Rob Roy
Paddy’’ Fenton
Andy Watson
Charlie O'Rourke
Tom Broderick
New York
South Boston
Martin Flaherty
Dick Bradle
Gloucester
Broderick
Reed
Fenton
Watson
Nadeau
Bryson
Sid
H. Benton
Ob Roy
Names of Local Residents Listed in Court Docket
The document names numerous residents including James Smith, Alice Reid, Thomas Holland, Miss Mary Kemp, John O Neill, William Rose, John Barrows, Nicholas Flynn, Miss Elle Callahan, Wentworth Mulholland, David Murphy, Frank Kelley, Miss Maude St John, James Doherty, Miss Annie Lovinsky, Miss Margaret Healey, George Jones, Miss M Fitzpatrick, Miss Bertha Wise, Miss L Reilly, Miss Mary Kenney, Miss H Bowman, Miss Edith Bowman, Mr Leahy, 8 Chamberlain and Miss May Horrigan in a public notice listing parties involved and related notations.
Unity Club Fifth Annual Ball Highlights Leaders and Guests
The Unity Club held its fifth annual ball in Paul Revere Hall last night led by President Liam H. Lyons and his partner. Attendees included Vice President Mark C. Lowden Secretary Albert De Leon Treasurer Edwin B. Stuart Charles B. Cowans J F Hewlett and Sergeant-at-Arms among others.
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Unity Club
Paul Revere Hall
Liam H. Lyons
Mark C. Lowden
Albert de Leon
Edwin 8. Stuart
Charles 8. Cowans
J. F. Hewlett
Local Caterers Named in Supper Cloning Incident
L. T. Harris, Charles eone A. Clegg, B. F. Hutchins, and others listed as organizers. Supper served by caterers R. First and W. White is noted as part of the event.
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L. T. Harris
Charles Eone A. Clegg
B. F. Hutchins
Als
Greve James Upshur
R.vl. Hall
B. Small
W. White
R. First
Ww. A. White
Special Notice from Post on Wagers and Forfeit Funds
Notices hereby given that no employee of the Post has authority to run wagers stakes or forfeits of any kind and that the Post will not be responsible in any way for such funds.
Indian's Bark at Maine Sportsmen's Exhibit Opens
Last night at Park Square Garden the Maine Sportsmen's exhibit opened with a crowd enjoying birch bark canoe making and a twisting track for automobiles. Dr. Aaron Burr of Denver gave the opening address as plans for three months of events were outlined including bicycle races, six days team and individual races, motorcycle contests, aquatic events, rifle and pistol shooting, and a six days pedestrian contest. The Mobile Company of America displayed a dozen machines and offered rides, while exhibits of live and taxidermied animals, Indian camps, and hunters’ cabins drew attention. The Carlisle Indian Band and Cary's Orchestra provided musicleads to a lively opening night.
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Park Square Garden
Aaron Burr
Denver
Jimmy Michael
Major Taylor
Chile
Mobile Company of America
Harry Fos- Aick
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
Carlisle
Horsemen Expelled in National Trotting Association Actions
The National Trotting Association expelled several individuals and horses for ringing during the last season. Michael A. Henry of Worcester, who admitted fault and sought reinstatement, had his application granted with name-change recording fees. Others including Alfred Lathrop alias Pierce, Canaan Daigua NY, C. L. Wilder Syracuse, and Kenmore were expelled for ringing in Massachusetts and Maryland. Additional expulsions covered Michael Finn, 8. E. Pants, and the bay mare Fannie L. also for ringing, with further penalties in cases involving John Albaugh alias and others for pacers Mack B., F. R. Bassett, and E. A. LeFuore.
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New York
National Trotting Association
Michael. A. Henry
Worcester
Rseorse
Alfred Lathrop
Aliaz B. Pierce
Canandaigua
N. Y
C. L. Wilder
Syracuse
Robert Schaffer
Albany
F. R. Bassett
E. A. LeFuore
St. Re Bros
F. R
Prince H
Cer
Consolidation of Electric Vehicle and Riker Motors
The Electric Vehicle Company consolidates with the Riker Motor Vehicle Company absorbing all Riker stock. George H. Day becomes president, with A L Riker and H M Byllesby as vice presidents. The board includes Lloyd and other officers, John Jacob Astor retires from the board. The combined group expands Hartford and New York operations with new stock actions and a growing rental and cab business.
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New York
Electric Vehicle Company
Riker Motor Vehicle Company
Riker Company
Robert McA. Lloyd
George H. Day
Hartford
H. M. Byllesby
W. H. Johnson
Frederick Vieweg
T. W. Goodridge
Lloyd
P. T Dodge
F. C. Steven
Herbert Lloyd
Martin Maloney
A. A. Pope
T. J. Regan
Isaac L. Rice
Daniel H. Shea
George Chapman
John Jacob
Boston
New England Electric Vehicle and Transportation Company of
Conn
Wording on Note To Crowell Heirs Noted
Wakefield December 6. John W. Crowell’s body was buried today as Chief Hallett passed the house during the service. Dr A Roberts recalls a one year note for 50 payable to Crowell or his heirs. The note was written by Mrs C H Eldridge, Crowell’s daughter, who with her husband lives there. Roberts signed and took it home for his wife’s signature. He knows no reason for the heirs clause. Police have kept details discreet while awaiting decisions on arrests.
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Wakefield
John W. Crowell
Hallett
A. Roberts
Crowell
Eldridge
Roberts
C. H. Eldridge
Urias Rhodes named skipper of Herreshoff cup defender
New York December 6 Urias Rhodes selected as skipper for the Herreshoff cup defender The Long Islander previously commanded the Volunteer Sea Fox Montauk Lasca Ariel and has a pilot's license from Hatteras to Bar Harbor He also holds a master's license enabling command of steam vessels Rhodes is popular among sailors with proven front running and windward skill
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New York
Urias Rhodes
Rhodes
Barr
Hank Haff
Norman Terry
L. A. Jeffrey
Sea Fox
Montauk
Ariel
Hatteras
Bar Harbor
Boston Riders Ahead in New York Six Day Trials
The midnight train carried Boston racing men to Madison Square Garden events in New York for the six day race and sprint night. Frank Waller Stinson McLean J J McKinnon M L Hurley lead the party with Waller pacing Stinson in a race against Jimmy Michael. West predicts one foreign trainer will win, while training details reveal indoor advantages for Boston riders.
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New York
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Frank Waller
Ill Stinson
McLean Brothers
J. J. McKinnon
M. L. Hurley
Jimmy Michael
Wight
Stinson
Waller
Hugh McLean
cLean
Himself
McLean Boys
Burns Pierce
Park Square
Brockton
Garden
John West
Charley Miller
West
Gougoltz
The
New York Tribune
New York City
Salem Pee Team Disbands For Tonight
Salem reports no game as the local team disbanded. It is believed the squad will be reorganized and restarted under new management.
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Salem
Ocal
Dinner Tendered Captain Daly at Rossmore Hotel
Captain William Daly of the Shadow Yacht Club received a complimentary dinner and a purse of gold at the Rossmore Hotel. Omas J. Boles acted as toastmaster and Hon. Jeremiah J. McNamara presented the gift. Daly offered the purse to the committee for sails for next season.
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William Daly
Shadow Yacht Club
Rossmore Hotel
Omas J. Boles
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Wiadow
Daly
Baltimore Whist Clubs Clash for American League Trophy
Baltimore Whist Club faces American Whist Club in a decisive match for the American Whist League trophy. The Baltimore contingent arrives this morning for the sixth challenge in the series. If the Baltimore team wins, the trophy would belong to Houston, with the Boston team having claimed it 19 times.
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Baltimore
Houston
Boston
Polo Games Last Night at Portland-Lewiston
Polo results from last night show Portland Lewiston and Springfield Springfeld games with scores noted as 6 to 5 in favor of one side. Details are sparse due toOCR errors but indicate a close match and possible teams Fortsend and art ford involved.
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Portland
Lewiston
Fortsend
Springfield
Springfeld
Tombutler Dead Veteran Oarsman Passes Away in West End
Thomas C. Butler a longtime Boston rowing figure died of heart disease yesterday at his brother’s Auburn street home after a two week illness. Born in Ireland sixty years ago he rose in New England rowing, winning the 1869 New England championship on the Charles River against Randall for a side stake of 100. He later triumphed in doubles with his brother Jim and coached crews though not racing in over a decade. He served in local politics as a Common Council member and state legislator before becoming an assistant assessor.
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Thomas C. Butler
Auburn Street
Mr. Butler
New England
Randall
Charles River
Butler
County Cork
Ireland
Boston
New England Rowing Association
Ellis Ward
Biggins
Walter Brown
John Landers
Lowell
Landers
Jim
Chates
John McKeel
McKeesport
McKeel
Billy Scharff
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Frenchy Johnson
George Hosmer
We Butler
Fred Plaisted
Loss of Cora S. McKay in 12th Storm Vows 30 Crew Lost
In the 12th to 14th storm, the Cora S McKay vanished with her thirty crew members after a wall of spray knocked out lights. The Edith McIntire found the Cora’s mooring buoys but the vessel and most crew from Provincetown were never seen again. The 30 aboard included twenty Provincetown men, a German cook and son, plus Scots, French and Portuguese.
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Cora McKay
Edith McIntire
Boothbay
Cora
McIntire
Atlantic
Cora S. McKay
Provincetown
Cook
Fred Baker
Neil McLean
Bucksport
T. M. Nicholson
Willie A Mcay
Quero Bank
Coal laden schooner towed into Portland harbor
The schooner Malcolm Baxter Jr from Philadelphia carrying coal was towed to Portland today by the tug Ice King after a gale damaged her sails. The Ice King later arrived with the bark Jesse McGregor also loaded with coal, reported off Wells yesterday with light rigging gone.
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Portland
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Bailey
Philadelphia
Baxter
Jesse McGregor
Wells
Breeders of Trotters Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
The New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association met at the American House and elected directors J Malcolm Forbes John J Theyver Charles Whittemore Charles S Rackemann John R Graham C W Lassell H C Aldrich F G Hall George Van Dyke and Frank J Hall as treasurer with C M Jewett as clerk. Purses for the year totaled 85870 across thirteen racing days, surpassing the Kentucky Breeders Association by 16000 in a record growth fourteen years into the nation’s leading organization of its kind.
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New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
J. Malcolm Forbes
John
J. Theyver
Charles Whittemore
Charles S. Rackemann
John R Graham
C. W. Lassell
H. C. Aldrich
F. G. Hall
George van Dyke
Frank J. Hall
C. M. Jewett
Kentucky Breeders’ Association
Miss Ethel Henry Recital At Steinert Hall Delights Elite
Miss Ethel Henry, a young English reciter, gave a refined reading at Steinert Hall before a fashionable audience. Praised by Ellen Terry and other English professionals, she delivers with pleasing stage presence and a charming colloquial style. Her lighter selections pleased most, notably The Broken Heart by Austin Dobson, rendered charmingly, with assistance from Percy L. Smith and Alberta V. Munro.
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Ethel Henry
Steinert Hall
Miss Henry
Ellen Terry
London
Austin Dobson
Percy L. Smith
Bassy
Alberta V. Munro
Genuine Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Advised for Emergencies
In variable weather a mild stimulant like Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is recommended as a safe emergency aid. The ad stresses genuineness by a sealed bottle bearing Chester H. Graves & Sons signatures, sold by licensed dealers and grocers at moderate price for medical kits.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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