Boston Colt Drives to Fast Narragansett Victory in Driving Finish
Over 3000 attended Narragansett Park for the eighth day of the meeting. Ostrich won the opening race with Don't Ask Me close behind, while The Musketeer romped in the first stakes event. Consistent dominated the second race, and Ostrich edged Don’t Ask Me in a tight stretch finish. Domain notes include Master of Craft winning the Pawtucket selling stakes and Drone taking the fifth race, with detailed results and times for all five races excerpted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Narragansett Park
Weather Bureau
Ostrich
Boston
Helgerson
Musketeer
Bell
Neptunus
Sweet Tone
Shady Lad
Consistent
Gauze
Pythia
Jane Holly
Pawtucket
Master of Craft
Mississ
Lord Badge
McIntyre
Badge
Mistiss
Thomond
Drone
Ida Davis
Dapple Gold
Blue Buck
Odawala
Gamey
Vagary
Fernrock
Creamer
J. McIntyre
Harold A
Helgesen
Romanelli
Crimmins
Cleverland
Sea Voyage
J. Henderson
Monacocor
Maggie Stroupe
C. White
Verness
Hawtrey
Knight of
Weston
Snow King
Pirabella
Entries Listed for Narragansett Park Races
Providence July 25 The entries for tomorrow at Narragansett Park include race one a six furlong selling for three year olds and up with Portiiro Grande at 113 and Brndforth 198 among others and race two a five furlong dash for two year olds with noted entries continuing for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Tangier
T. S. Martin
Jack Dolan
Pythia
Tavannes
Loftus Mater
Ava
Judge White
Dennis Sullivan
Dr. Koch
Miss Point
Bonnet
Ancient Witch
Claude
Oarsman
Bragg
Ostrich
Tommy Waddell
Lord Badge
Meistersinger
Barkermore
Arsenal
Widow’s Mite
Princess Tulane
Bronze Wing
Uncle Henry
Ike §S
Supreme Court
Courier
Sincerity Belle
Sufferance
Favorites Hit Hard at Saugus Trot and Pace Races
At Saugus the favorites faltered in three pacing and trotting heats with only Young Stamboul and Villa achieving wins for Cox and others. Driver Cox faced a $25 fine for crossing the pole line. The day featured multiple heats with times around 2:14 to 2:20 and notable performances from Jimmy Michael and McDougall in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowcatcher
McDougall
Cox
Willas
Jimmy Michael
B. G
Day Belle
Kremlin
Roan Lena Cgnera
Tere Mikes
Stamboul
Stamboul- Lida
Nephew
Walsh
Bidea Toate Eens
Bingham
Black Rock
Chinnene
Aley
Box Elderdam
Rector
Reet-Bon-Bon
Simmons
Rhodes
Goldie Dillard
Ch. m
Hayden
Jack O’donnell
Ch. G
Arthur
Pauroy
Asec K Cece
Frank Logan
Evans
Ch. H
Robert McGregor
Rachel
Bourbon Golddust Morgan
Lenox Boy
Wheeler F
Cook
Casselly Iy Ceiceg
Boweathher
Arion-Nelly McGregor
Cpscuriois
Mary Scott
B. m
Collins
Prof
Sampson
Bever
Harvand
World Challenge 10 by Robert Baker offers weight events
Robert Baker of Somerville, the world champion jumper, issues a world wide challenge for a best of five series in events including running high jump with weights and standing high jump with weights with stakes from 1000 to 5000 dollars per side.
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Robert Baker
Somerville
Mrs E Rollins Morse Plans Grand Newport Social Function
Newport July 2 The season opens with lavish events as Mrs E Rollins Morse, aided by leading residents, plans an Aug 23 lawn theater at Villarosa on Bellevue Avenue. The French comedy will feature about 10 performers, followed by dancing. Notables include Miss Clara Knight Miss Alice Roosevelt and Miss Eleanora Sears with Duchess of Marlborough reportedly visiting America.
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Newport
Villarosa
Bellevue Avenue
Thomas Walsh
Beaulieu
Walsh
Clara W. Knight
Edward G. Knight
Philadelphia
Alice Roosevelt
Philippines
Robert Goelet
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Duchess of Marlborough
America
Angleclaims $10000 stake at Grosse Pointe track
Detroit July 25 Angle a chestnut mare owned by C. Morris of Cleveland and driven by Saunders won the $10,000 Merchants and Manufacturers stake at Grosse Pointe track. Angle won heats one and three, but broke badly in heat two. Hazel Banks won the 2 14 pace heat with Red Bud unseating its driver before heat two, then losing to Curry. Tom Axworthy won the 2:08 pace, where the gelding died in heat three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Angle
C. Morris
Cleveland
Saunders
Grosse Pointe
Clarita W
Geers
Angie
Danube
Allie Jay
Watson
Brilliant Girl
Bob Burdette
Hazel Banks
Red Bud
Stokes
Curry
Tom Axworthy
Dr. Strong
Huntington wins Brighton Beach race as betting hits high
At Brighton Beach Huntington won the last race by two and a half lengths with Martin aboard. Betting surged from 8 to 1 to 2 to 1, and about fifty thousand dollars was reportedly taken from the ring. The Nautilus Stakes went to The Southerner by a head. Rose ben won the third race. Cinchona, Au Revoir, and Watergrass also won their races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton Beach
Huntington
Martin
Roseben
Cinchona
Au Revoir
Watergrass
Cincinnati Doctor Offers Free Goitre Cure Trial Package
A Cincinnati physician Dr John P Haig claims a home remedy cures goitre. He invites people to send name address age goitre size location and duration to 902 Glennon Bldg Cincinnati Ohio to receive a free large trial package postpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John P. Haig
Glennon Bldg
Ohio
Manchester Yacht Club wins Seawanhaka Cup in fierce rivalry
The Seawanhaka Corinthian Cup returns to Massachusetts as the Manchester Yacht Club defeats Alexandra, ending eight straight Canadian and English defenses by Royal St. Lawrence and others. Boston builders celebrate a double triumph with Talisman winning Marblehead race the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Yacht Club
Royal St. Lawrence Y. C
Montreal
Massachusetts Bay
Massachusetts
Manchester
Alexandra
Talisman
New York
Marblehead
Boston Craft
Manchester Yacht Club wins Seawanhaka Cup defense in 1902
The 1902 Seawanhaka Cup defense ends with Manchester Yacht Club defeating the Kolotov and Alexandra in a series of trial races. Designer Edwin A. Boardman crafted the winning 49 foot hull with two bilgeboards and twin rudders. The Manchester, built for A. Henry Higginson and later sold to J. L. Bremer, now holds the cup as rivals from Canada and the St. Lawrence Club face tougher freshwater conditions at home waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Yankees
White Bear Yacht Club
St. Paul
Tecumseh
Manchester Yacht Club
W. Starling Burgess
Kolotov
White Bear Club
Manchester
E. A. Boardman
Alexandra
Hull
Edwin A. Boardman
Arrow
Chance
Arrow II
Fudge
Harvard
Marblehead
David Fenton
A. Henry Higginson
Boston
Lake St. Louis
St. Lawrence Club
Manchester Harbor
Salem Bay
Maine hotel team to play in Bridgton August lineup
A Boston area ball squad will represent the Bridgton House in Bridgton Maine during August with games arranged by Manager Gough against strong summer teams in the state. Notable players include Alberti and Farren of New Dorchester, Tom Ball of the Plymouths, Brown of the Norfolks, Jack McNamara Harvard 99, Ned Murphy Latin School, Dooley of Raymond New Hampshire, and Chick Finn of the Hartfords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bridgton House
Bridgton
Maine
Gough
Alberti
Farren
Battery
New Dorchesters
Tom Ball
Plymouths
Brown
Norfolks
Jack McNamara
Harvard
Ned Murphy
Old Latin School
Dooley
Raymond
N. H
Chick Finn
Hartfords
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van Camp
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis
Ind
VanCamp
Narragansett
Sanford Singer
Sanford
Sanford’s
Saugus
E. Rollins Morse
Newport Society
George B de Forést
Alfred Onderki
Vrs
Harry Lehr
Vanderbilt
Coitre
BAY State Yachts
Royal St. Lawrence
Spruce IV
Ethelwynne
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Royal St. Lawrence Club
Glenecairn
E Heirie
Seawanhaka Club
Morno
Glencairn II
Dominion
Glencairn
Metropolitan Clothing Co
Forsteds
Merly
U. S. Army
Tiller
Trophy
Maine Hotel
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