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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
11
The Suburban featured a 20 to 1 upset with Newton winning the one mile and a quarter race in 2 06 1 5. Sixteen starters chased the purse of 2006 dollars as about 30 000 spectators watched the event.
Harvard edged Yale 2-1 in ten innings as Pounds drove a bases loaded single in the eighth and McCall delivered the decisive hit in the tenth, Dexter scoring on a Yale error to seal the win for Harvard while Yale struggled with six hits.
New York June 20 Nealon a Western horse owned by C E Darnell and ridden by W Dugan won the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay quoted at 20 to 1. Montgomery was second two lengths back with Beacon Light third. The time 2 06 2 5 Electioneer and the Keene entry were beaten.
Nealon, a four year old bred in Missouri by Barney Scheiber, captured the $20,000 Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead by two lengths over Montgomery. Jockey W. Dugan rode Nealon who dashed past a field of 16 as Elec tioneer faded. Faust led early with Superman and Beacon Light close behind.
In Marblehead the Chewink and Spokane split first and second places in both races, with Sally placing third in both. Marblehead struggled with starts and wind, while skipper J Louis Stackpole on Spokane II and Frank Macomber on Chewink received praise for their handling and tactics.
Sam Langford and Albert Delmont with manager Jim McQuillan returned to the city from England aboard the Ivernia. Langford spoke of a pleasant trip, praising Lord Lonsdale, and detailing bouts with Tiger Smith and Jeff Thorne plus an exhibition with Pat Keefe earning 100. Delmont also believed he defeated Moran.
Harvard seniors held their annual spread and dance last evening at Memorial Hall. Many Radcliffe seniors attended. Leading Cambridge and Back Bay society women and wives of Harvard professors acted as patronesses.
A reporter confirms interaction with a scientist in Cell 9 at ChisholT prison. An irritable demand asks if the observer saw him, and the reply states the conversation occurred moments ago.
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