Gentleman Rider Wins Two Big Races at Country Club
At the Country Club yesterday H. Page rode two horses to victory against professionals in the Myopia steeplechase and the St Botolph handicap steeplechase. Ivan the bay gelding beat Mamie H. by a nose after a dramatic finish as crowd cheers rose for the rider and his mount. Other races included Ben Bolt winning the polo pony event and Cabalist taking the hunt club mounted race.
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Clyde Park
Mr. Page
W. M. Kerr
Mamie H
Ivan
Country Club
Liverpool
Tellfare
Pure Pepper
Ben Bolt
Christina
Humming Bird
Ferocious
Hunt Clubs
Massachusetts
Mr. Chetland
Robert C. McQuillen
Mr. Baker
Isseseee Na
A. W. Rice
Mr. Heard
J. B. Lewis
Mr Lewis
Pacetti
Jockey Club
A. R. Peabody
Breeden
Page
Greenaway
H. S. Page
B. G
Terrifier- Alexandra
Savage
T.g.frothingham
George Keene
Henry
Russell Sage
N. S
H. A
Canadian Hunt Association
Joseph E. Widener
Roberts
Mr. Cotton
Elway
Owensime
Beldame Wins Suburban in Easy Fashion with Delhi Fading
Delhi led early and set a fast pace but Beldame closed the gap and passed the favorite on the stretch to win. Jockey O Neill rode four winners including the Suburban while bookmakers briefly struck for privileges before resuming normal business.
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Beldame
Delhi
O'Neill
Metropolitan Turf Association
Keene
Burns
Ben Brush
Imp
Beldams
Will Stinson and Mettling Face 30 Mile Match Race
Tomorrow afternoon at Charles River Park the winner takes all in a 30 mile match race between Will C. Stinson and Louis Mettling. A large field is entered for the five mile motorcycle road race with many entries expected in a lively contest. Professionals will also compete in a separate race.
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Will C. Stinson
Louis Mettling
Charles River Park
Ivan Edges Mamie H in Myopia Steeplechase Thriller
In a tense Myopia steeplechase, Ivan overhauled Mamie H near the finish to win by a nose after a dramatic late surge. Mamie H led from the stretch, but Ivan battled back, finishing just ahead of Kerr’s lead horse as the crowd roared. Time 5:05 4 5.
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Russell Sage
Ivan
Mamie H
Page
Fashionable frocks and hats at the Country Club
Yesterday afternoon at the Country Club guests displayed elegant costumes and matching accessories. Notable outfits included Pheon Frederick Richardson in white lawn with an ace, and Mrs. John Lowell in white linen with a white hat, among other stylish appearances.
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Olivia Thorndike
Josephine Bleakie
Marguerite Bleakie
Alexander 8. Porter, Jr
Robert McQuillen
Ips
Frank
Chick
John Hurd Hutchins
Susan Thayer
Frederick B. Carpenter
Annie Amory
Hollis H. Hunnewell
John L. Gardner
Dorothy Dexter
Nathaniel Thayer
Cornelia Thayer
Sallie Thayer
Oliver Ames
William Rotch
Edith Rotch
George H. Francis
T. Dennie Boardman
Everett B. Webster
Bryce J. Allan
Starling Burgess
Pheon Frederick Richardson
John Lowell
New Bedford Edges Fall River In 12th Inning Defeat
New Bedford won 1 to 0 in Framingham? No, Fall River. The visitors failed to record a hit until the 10th inning as Harris struck out 12. A series of errors in the 12th gave New Bedford the lone run.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Harris
A.beer
C.f
Kiernan
Coveney
O'Hara
R.f
Maney
L.f. Bowcock
Valdois
Gutheen
Burrill
Birmin’m
Kehoe
Moorehead
Murphy
Watters
Dwyer
Taylor
Friend
Ee Harris
Delaney
Birmingham
Mulaney
Bawcock
Manchester Edges Nashua In Ninth Inning Thriller
Manchester defeated Nashua 4 to 3 in a tight game. Clark delivered the winning run with a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth as Murch led the offense with two runs and a three-base hit.
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New England
Nashua
N. H
Manchester
Clark
Murch
Murphy
Pratt
Page
Kane
Cote
Knau
Wiley
Gokey
J. Smith
Armbruster
Kwall
Concord Wins 3-2 in 10 Inning Baseball Thriller
Concord defeats Lowell 3 to 2 in ten innings highlighting sharp fielding and strategic base stealing. Eustace of Concord clashed with umpire Stafford and was escorted off the grounds for abusive language.
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Lowell
Concord
Eustace
Concords
Stafford
Haverhill Edges Lynn In Low-Scoring Matinee
Haverhill defeated Lynn 3 to 1 as errors and light batting limited scoring. Wallace led Haverhill with two runs while Lovell and Bannon also contributed. Clancy worked for Lynn and Labelle handled mound duties for Haverhill with solid control. Attendance reached 606 at the neutral venue.
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New England
Lynn
Haverhill
Po.a.be
Po.a
O.murp
Pastor
Wallace
C.f
O Bannon
Spooner
L.f
Cassidy
Oss
O'Lovell
Browne
Lake
Beard’n
Daum
Ahearn
O'Neill
McGinley
J.murphy
Moss
Lovell
Bannon
O’neill
Clancey
C. Murphy
Labelle
Clancy
McCloud
Yale Varsity Crew Wins Two Fast Races
Yale varsity eight leads by half a length over the freshmen in a one mile upstream race after a four mile workout. The varsity four and substitute four also win by four lengths in similar mile races at Gales Ferry Connecticut.
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Mr. Bird
Mr. Chetland
Ramshaw
Old Fort
A. R. Peabody
Caqueta
Mr. Page
Graceaway
Isetta
F. Ambrose Clark
Pacetti
Carrie Jones
YALE
Gales_ Ferry
Conn
Yale Varsity
Varsity
Detroit Beats Boston Easily in Exhibition Game
Detroit won 11 to 5 at Huntington Avenue, dominating Boston from start to finish. O'Loughlin's pitches and Cooley's centerfield plays stood out as Boston failed to muster consistent hitting while Detroit benefited from key errors and timely runs.
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Huntington Avenue
Detroit
Big Cy Young
O’loughlin
O’leary
O'Leary
Boston
Young
Kitson
Cooley
Coughlin
Schaefer
Cleveland Shuts Out Washington on Joss Pitching
American league report notes Cleveland blanked Washington as Joss dominated. Not a Washington batter reached second base, only three men faced him in most innings, while fans clashed with umpires after the game. Attendance 3791. Umpire Sheridan. Time 40 minutes.
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Cleveland
Joss
AB. Po
Jacksu
Lajoie
Bradley
Turner
Stoval
Tdi Si Receges
Cance
Buelo
Eeeretes
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Hill
Mullen
OHOS
Anderson, R
Buelow
Hughes
McCarthy
Kelly
Electric Pills Promise Quick Health From Dr Hallock
Old Dr Hallock Electric Pills claimed to transform weak nervous wrecks into fit individuals by building blood, purifying the system, and renewing nerves and kidneys. Sold for 1 a box with free trial postage and a bonus book and letter of advice. HALLOCK DRUG CO Boston address listed.
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Dr. Hallock
HAL
Lock Drug Co
Court At
Boston
Mass
Howell Shuts Out Home Team In Philadelphia Game
Howell pitched great ball for Philadelphia beating the home team as Bender was hit hard and relieved by Cook Rey in the third inning. The score remains to be noted.
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Philadelphia
Howell
Bender
Cookrey
Chicago Defeats New York in Series Opener
Chicago easily defeated New York in the first game of the series as Bunching of hits and White's good pitching with men on bases produced the win for the visitors.
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New York
Chicago
White
Sharpe Expected to Be Released by Boston Club
New owner Frank B. Dunn said he received word from Boston President Soden that Sharpe will be released and Harry Dolan will play right field. Dunn added that reports of six players moving to the Pennsylvania league are false.
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New York
Frank B. Dunn
Boston National League Baseball Club
Soden
Boston
Sharpe
Harry Dolan
Dunn
Pennsylvania
Columbia Defeats Amherst 4 to 2 in Baseball
Amherst made costly errors and failed to bunch hits off pitcher Tilt as Columbia won 4 to 2. The Columbia nine tallied in the first, third, and seventh innings while Amherst managed six hits and made four errors in the field.
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Amherst
Columbia
Dartmouth Names O'Brien Baseball Captain for Next Year
Michael F. O'Brien of Lawrence Massachusetts, class of 1906, was elected captain of the Dartmouth baseball team for the upcoming season at last night’s meeting.
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Michael F. O’brien
Lawrence
Mass
Dartmouth
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