Readville Track Trials End Week Under Cool Pleasant Skies
Arson, 125000 Stallion There. A perfect day awaited trainers drivers and visitors at Readville track yesterday. It was the last trial day of the week with many out before morning. Sun rays came early though cool breezes kept heat down as enthusiasts observed pacing times near the judges stand grand stand and stables. Noted experts J L Dodge Paris Ky Kenzen Stone Georgetown Ky owner Admiral A Simard trainer and driver observed and clocked fast quarters. Dorchester Driving Club members, active in city business and driving interests, led the scene.
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Readville
Messrs
J. L. Dodge
Paris
Kenzen Stone
Georgetown
A. Simard
South Framingham
Dorchester Driving Club
Payne
Admiral
Early Bird, Jr
Walter ‘Farmer
Bingen, Jr
Bob Proctor
Proctor
Nner
Ashford
Carine
Helen Gould
Allie Rockett
Elf
Bithers
Kazan
Elmore
Mogens
Tintervwins
Modena
Gayton
Franklin Park to Consider New Public Golf Links
Franklin Park park commissioners weigh adding a second golf course as the crowded existing public links prompt plans. The piece notes track performances at Readville and Dorchester Driving Club with details on horses and trainers, and outlines forthcoming events and schedules including the Dorchester Driving Club meeting and the annual spring program for New England trotting horses.
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Dorchester
Franklin Park
Franklin
Ladies Judges of Horses at the Race Track
The article notes many ladies in carriages at the track serving as judges of horses. Mrs Sanborn, wife of trainer Sanborn, is singled out for her keen timing and frequent grandstand presence as horses stride by.
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Sanborn
Mrs. Sanborn
Readville Meeting Sparks Interest Among Enthusiasts
Racing fans at Readville anticipate a club sponsored event on Monday with drivers competing in gentlemanly classes. Notables like J. M. B. Morrill, George Leavitt, and A. Trout witnessed trials for horses including Moth Miller who set season track records with times around 2:12 for a mile. Colonel J. M. Galvin praised Mackay Wilkes while John Payne and Frank Bogesh drew attention with pacing efforts and busy track time.
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Jew&t
Ned Winston
George Leavitt
Readville
Carpenter
Renn
L. L. Leavitt
Will Leyburn
Reddville
Dorchester Driving Club
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
J. F. Brand
Dr. G
J. M. Galvin
H. Belledge
W. Parlin
American ‘Horse
John Young
Allen Farm
Doc Porter
John Graham
Dr. McDonald
Henry Titer
Allie Trout
Ed Bithers
Mackay Wilkes
Colonel Galvin
John Payne
Frank Bogesh
Sensational colt sale tops at Sheepshead Bay auction
At the New York American Horse Exchange pad docks in Sheepshead Bay a record sale featured many Hanover bred colts and fillies. Prices reached twenty thousand dollars for a bay colt from Correction and Champion stock including Chestnut by Hanover out of Recon and other high bids around seven to fourteen thousand dollars for numerous bay and chestnut offspring. Several buyers named A H Morris T Welch J Madden and Cap Brown purchased multiple offspring from Hanover and related lines.
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New York
American Horse Exchange
Sheepshead Bay
Bay One
Hanover
John Madde
A. H. Morris
X. Cuesta
Vacation
Holiday
F. R. Hitchcock
Medusa
Ailly Oh
Lizzie Baker
Orris
Ambulance
Captain S. ‘Brown
Sk Coag
Lamplighter
Triana
J.uer
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue
John Madden
Julia W
Astrakan
T. French
Suburban Day Opens with Coney Island Card
In June at New York the metropolitan racing season ramps up with the Suburban as the feature event. The opener at Coney Island promises top contests as entrants like Ethelbert Imp Jen Beraud John Bright Petruchio Kinley Mack Gulden Prince McClurg Survivor Herbert Intrusive Lothario and Sarmatian prepare to race.
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NW York
Coney Island
Ethelbert
Imp
Jen Beraud
John Bright
Petruchio
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club Readville Meet List
The Readville meeting agenda lists a free-for-all with entries O L Youngs Landlord C H Belleden s Ranchery Bat Ned Winslow T K Galvins Whirley mberlakes Roscoe 2 20 class Johns Bellivens Lady Bismerck 2 25 class Frank Hendersons Walter H e H Belledens Prince Wilkes W E Newbert Alice B Jacob Mosser s Nellie Bly H G Ture ner s Nellie F J A H art s Glen Dale EB BD Fitch s Gazew P Gallups Ashmont Gallups Bob Double rol in S Fitch s Little mece and Bonnie C C Blaneys Randolph K and mate 2 45 class Andrew M Tyner s Senator A Co Lanemele s Beau H T Bowers Petrovi H W Hickeys A H H P Gallups Bob
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Dorchester
Driv Club
Readville
O. L. Young
C. H. Belleden
Ned Winslow
T. K. Galvin
Whirley
Mberlake
Roscoe
John Belliven
Lady
Lady Bismerck. 2:25. class—Frank Henderson's Walter H., E. H. Belleden
Prince Wilkes
W. E. Newbert
Alice B
Jacob Mosser
Nellie Bly
H. G. Turener
Nellie F
J. A. Hart
Glen Dale
EB. BD Fitch
Gazew
P. Gallup
Ashmont
Gallup
Bob Double Rol
S. Fitch
Little Mece and
Bonnie
C. C. Blaney
Randolph K
Mate
Andrew M. Tyner
Senator A
Co. Lanemele
Beau H. T. Bower
Petrovi
H. W. Hickey
A. H
H. P. Gallup
Bob
Second Rockdale Meet Notes From Park Association
The Rockdale Park Association outlines its second meet with plans for both days. Entries list horse races including bets from Lynn and Boston areas as well as Pacers and Pacers events. There is mention of schedules for men’s classes and regional participants from East Malden Chelsea Everett and Sauga ready to compete though some items were not advertised in the daily papers.
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Rockdale Park Association
Lynn
Brookline School Girls Excel in Annual Omni Ten Meet
Brookline public and public school pupils aged 10 to 14 participated in the omni ten at Heisene bata yesterday. Radford McCormick of the High School judged best swimmer. James Cook received a Massachusetts Humane Society certificate. Proficiency cards were issued to James Cook George Morrigan Millictte Leary Guy Fletcher George W Delano Edward Dana Charles Whitney Blynn Wike and Philip Morse. Walter Fletcher won the two length tank race while Joseph O Loughlin led in shooting the chutes. Nellie Nolan received Beatrice Street silver cup. Belle Cotter won most graceful exhibition in swimming. Dr L A B Street retires this month after long service to the pupils.
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Brookline
Omni Ten
Heiseene Bata
Grammat School
Radford
McCormick
James Cook
Walter Channing
Public Bath Committee
George Morrigan
Millicttte Leary
Guy Fletcher
George W. Delano
Edward 8. Dana
Charles B. Whitney
Blynn F. Wike
Philip A. Morse
Walter Fletcher
Joseph O’loughlin
Beatrice Street
Nellie Nolan
Belle Cotter
L. A. B. Street
Combination Park Electrifies Crowd in Five Heat Club Race
At Combination Park last night two electric light meeting races finished in five heats as a large audience watched the red hot pace. The special half mile trot or pace drew the judges’ decision after three heats, each in record time, as Flossie Bare Br M defeated P Sterling and the field in a dramatic finish.
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Combination Park
Weseloge
Flossie Bare Br. m
Bats P Sterling
Odbeseesie Brame
Grace Mers
Pete A Beste
Ei Lumere
Fitz Barbee
Myopia Hamilton Open Golf Events Report
Golf events listed across multiple clubs with various Open tournaments and handicap competitions. Includes Beeper Meadow Concord New Bedford and Providence venues with finals and second rounds for cups, medal play across 18 holes and bogey cap contests.
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Myopia
Hamilton
Ass Oakey
Watertown
West Newton
Neal Etal de Abo
Salem
Weston
Lexington
Neek
Erater Memroomtel
Perth Adams
Fall River
New Bedford
Falliver
Beaver Meadow
Concord
N. H
Agawam
Providence
Bogeyall Icap
Wannamossett
Yacht Racing Gathers Pace Across Clubs
High water conditions set the scene for a busy day of yacht events. The Beverly, Monument Beach, Newburyport, Taunton, and New Bedford clubs host handicaps and fleet races while the American Y C and Columbia Y C announce a three day cruise and early season regattas.
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Beverly ¥. C
Monument Beach
Patei Aei Eee Y
Elaincy Y. C
H. O. Footern
Vin Hill Y. C
American Y. C
Newburyport
Inthrop Y. C
Taunton Y. C
Columbia Y. C
New Bedford Y. C
Brown and Wesleyan clash in tight scoring tilt
Brown beat Wesleyan 9 to 1 as Oren pitched well and Wesleyan hit but could not overcome a steady Brown offense. Brown collected 16 hits with strong support from Washburn Whittemore and Inglis while Lutkin struggled under 16 Wesleyan hits. Umpire Gaffney presided.
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Brown
Wesleyan
Providence
Oren
Leyan
Lutkin
Wrm
Core
Prowne
Esleyan
Bre
WMXR
Readville and New England Track Meeting Schedule 1900
Schedule of trotting and pacing meetings for 1900 lists events at Readville and multiple New England venues including Readville Grand Circuit dates, Readville July events, Ol Orchard, Saugus, and New Hampshire locations. Tournament spans include February 29 through August 17 with varied meeting blocks such as June 2-29 and July 2-5.
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N. BE
Readville
Juluxus
WN. H
Ol Orehara
Ortland
Bark
Saugus
St Ver
N. H
Old Orchard
Grand Circuit
Ty Ug Oon
Hecker Clinches Metropolitan Women’s Golf Title in 9 and 7 Victory
Genevieve Hecker of Wee-Burn defeats national champion Ruth Underhill in the Morris County Golf Club finals, 9 up and 7 to play. Underhill failed to win a hole, with two halves at 1 and 7 decoyed by Hecker’s errors. Hecker’s 45 going out is noted as a possible record, with future national play anticipated.
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
Wee-Burn Golf Club
Miss Hoyt
Ruth Underhill
Morris County Golf Club
Miss Underhill
Miss Hecker
Miss Bryce
Morris County
Four-Ball Match At Allston Between Pro and Pair
A. H. Findlay and George A. Sprague faced A. G. Lockwood and F. E. Wingate in a four-ball match on the Allston course yesterday afternoon. The former pair won by 3 holes, tying the series at one win apiece with the deciding match set for next week. The contest featured even play and heated rivalry as both teams traded momentum.
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Allston
A. H. Findlay
George A. Sprague
A. G. Lockwood
F. E. Wingate
Oakley Second Team Defeats Winchester 2–0 on Links
Newton June 15 Oakley Golf Club match saw Oakley second team beat Winchester 2 to 0. The highlight featured E. H. Smith of Oakley against T. Russell of Winchester in a noted pairing.
Cornell Cubs Edge Michigan In Scrappy Tilt
Ann Arbor June 15 Cornell's errors accounted for six of Michigan's seven runs in a rough game. Cornell protested several calls by the umpire as the teams played a tense cricket style contest in a close finish.
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Cornell
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
University ‘of Michigan
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