Arrests and Mishaps Mar Autoists Tour Journey
Worcester, July 20. Arrests and accidents marred the Glidden tour from Concord to Worcester. Eight drivers face court in Leicester for speeding last Wednesday. George Otis Draper of Hopedale was fined $15 and released in 15 minutes after arriving first in Worcester. Dennison dislocated a toe in a crash near Nashua, and a spectator, Joseph Spaulding, suffered severe injuries when an unknown car struck a mowing machine horse near Lowell.
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Worcester
Concord
Leicester
George Otis Draper
Hopedale
Mass
Worcester Automobile Club
Bay State House
Samuel Utley
Nashua
Knox
E. H. Cutler
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Charles Culver
A. E. Dennison
Dennison
Lowell
Joseph Spaulding
Robert L. Morrell
R. M. Owen
Joan Cuneo
W. C. Temple
Benjamin Briscoe
Carl H. Page
Charles J. Edwards
Ezra H. Fitch
Constable Quinn
Draper
Walter White
Manchester
S. B. Stevens
Edward Woods
Napier
J. D. Maxwell
Maxwell
E. A. Gilmore
Rambler
Albert L. Pope
Pope-Toledo
Manchester Automobile Club
Campbell
Fogg
Lenox
New York
Howard G. Reynolds
Britt Sullivan Fight Tonight in San Francisco Bout
James Britt faces Tommy Sullivan in San Francisco as betting leans toward Britt. Boston observers show little interest while coast reports suggest Sullivan could test Britt with a strong punch if he lands.
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San Francisco
James Britt
Tommy Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Britt
CAPT Collins to Quit Third Capt Collins to Quit Third
Rumor says police captains will be shifted but Commissioners Doherty and Rupp deny it. Superintendent Bull calls the rumor unfounded though offices show an air of mystery. Captain Timothy Collins of the third precinct may be transferred to another precinct in coming days.
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Doherty
Rupp
Bull
Timothy Collins
Buffalo Courier
Collins
Police
Buffalo
Boston Yachts At Five Islands Kick Off Maine Cruise
The Boston Yacht Club fleet grows to about 50 boats at Five Islands Me with Kennebec Bath participants. A clambake and dance conclude today as plans unfold for a ball game and interclub race among Boston Portland and Kennebec clubs plus a fireworks display tomorrow.
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Five Islands
Boston Yacht Club
Boynton
Bath
Kennebec
Sheepscott Bay
Kennebec Yacht Club
Kennebec Club
Boston
Fine racing day at Saugus offers unsettled heats
At Old Saugus, July 20, four races on the card produced two finished races with extra heats. The Friend won the 2:13 pace in straight heats while Susie A. and Burgess battled in the 2:25 trot first division, Burgess taking three of the final heats. The second division of 2:25 trotting remained unfinished as darkness halted Chestnut and Merrill Hawker. Ben Como Mixedwood and Isabell each claimed a heat in 2:17 class. the race to be decided tomorrow.
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Merrill Hawker
Ben Como
Mixedwood
Isabell
Blk. H
Winnifred Chimes
B. G
James
Dore
Ross Mason
Sunderlin
Burgess
Almont Jr
Thlarold (Smith
Susie A
C. m
Houston-Dam
Vatican
van Auken
Belle Rock
Blk. m
Minnie Bradstreet
B. m
Grey
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Melville
Capagio
Cic Alerers Sis Pias
Ro. H
Jayhawker
Minnie Merrill
Annie Rere
Beck Sargent
Sargent
Silk Light
Collins
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Pae-Cn
Arion
Kendrick
Abdell- Reata
Tennessee Wilkes
Lynch
Birchwood
Hambrino
Eeees
Billie W
Ieaneenee
Little Miss
Sullivan
Sheridan Wilkes
Br. m
Pratt
Bonnie Lucy
Gillies
Budweiser
Fox
Tamberlane
Davis
Jim Rynearson
Allen
Monte Joe
Kinney
Oee
Jack O’donnell
Arthur
Stiletto
Ch. H
Fowler
Crsnsage Aeo
Sysonby Dominates Iroquois Stakes at Brighton Beach
James R. Keene's great colt Sysonby scored an easy win in the $7500 Iroquois Stakes for 3 year olds at Brighton Beach. Migraine and Pasadena never threatened as Sysonby raced 1 1/4 miles in 2:06 2 5. Migraine placed second with 10 pounds to the winner. Sue Smith, winner of the first race, rose to 4500 dollars on the day. Three favorites won and Whimsical set a new track mark of 1:06 1 5 for five and one half furlongs.
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New York
James R. Keene
Sysonby
Brighton Beach
Keene
Migraine
Pasadena
Sue Smith
Chicago Beats New York In Close 6 4 Victory
Chicago ends losing skid by rallying to a 6 4 triumph over New York. New York led until the eighth inning when Chicago gathered hits to plate three runs.
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Chicago
New York
Green
Riotas
Oe Holmes
Liceeeeveeees
Davis
Fultz
Powers
McGuire
Yeager
Conroy
Keeler
Isbell
Elberfeld
Sullivan
Donohue
Owen
Hogg
Sheridan
McCarthy
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