Lawson's String Brings Twenty Five Kentucky Trotters to Boston
Thom as W. Lawson of Boston to ship a carload of trotting horses to Boston this week from Kentucky. The group includes Poindexter and Lucy May among others with prices ranging from 600 to 17,000 dollars, totaling 57,825 dollars.
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Lexington
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Herbert Gray
Woodard & Shanklin
Boston Copper King
Thorndale Stock Farm
Andover
Mass
Gray
Kentucky
Mr. Gray
Poindexter
J. L. Dodge
Paris
Lawson
Boralma
Sagua
Baron Bidney
Mamie W
John
Belford
Lucy May
Tod Sloane Rides Free Lance After West Trip
New York report says Tod Sloane the famed jockey returns eager to ride as a free lancer in England with Lord Beresford holding first claim while in Britain. He plans to travel this weekend if possible and aims to prove improved form after a healthful West trip.
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New York
Tod Sloane
West
Great Big West
Sloane
England
Beresford
Lord Beresford
America
Polo Scores From Fall River and Nearby Matches
Fall River 8 Hartford 90 reveals a high scoring polo result while Clinton 7 Taunton 3 and Lynn 5 East Weymouth 3 with Plymouth 10 Brockton 1 complete the day’s polo scores across four contests.
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Fall River
Hartford
Clinton
Taunton
Lynn
East Weymouth
Plymouth
Brockton
Belden wins Hell Gate shoot with straight score
Twenty five shooters competed as J. A. Belden took top honors in the Hell Gate Gun Club event with a straight score. The report notes the competitive field and the decisive victory. Other items mention UC Athletic Association plans, interscholastic events, and local club news.
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J. A. Belden
Hell Gate
University of California Athletic Association
New York
Morris H. Trask
Rose Plaisted
James H. Perkins
Wenham Golf Club
Salem
Intercollegiate Tennis Assn of New England Tourney Held May 14
The first ITAN E tennis tournament will take place in this city on May 14 with small New England colleges competing for a challenge cup and individual prizes. Members include Bowdoin Bates Dartmouth Amherst Brown Trinity Williams Colby Wesleyan Tufts MIT and University of Vermont. E G Thatcher of MIT is president and E T Gross of Brown is secretary.
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Intercollegate Tennis Association of
New England
Harvard
Yale
Bowdoin
Bates
Dartouth
Amherst
Brown
Trinity
Wilams
Colby
Wesleyan
Tufts
University of Vermont
E. G. Thatcher
M.I. T
E. T. Gross
Tufts Declines Dual Meet With Worcester Tech This Season
Worcester Polytechnic Institute learns from Tufts manager that Tufts Athletic Association cannot meet W P I in dual games this season. Robert C. Allen of Tech reported the reply.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Robert C. Allen
Tech
Tufts
Tufts Athletic Associaton
Faneuil Hall Athletic Show Delights Boston Crowd
East Boston Lyceum Hall hosted a top boxing meet with seven bouts led by New York referee Charley White. Notable matches included Kid Carbone vs Kid Haley, Spike Haley vs Tom Heffernan, Ben Sachs vs Simmy Briggs, Harry Boles vs Bob Rooker, Dan Snyder vs Phil Brennan, and Bob Allen vs Colby McDermott with Ike Weir as timekeeper.
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Faneuil Hall
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East Boston
New York
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Bill Daly
Daly
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Kid Fanting
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Spike Haley
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Ben Sachs
Simmy Briggs
Sachs
Chelsea
Briggs
Worcester Dark Horse
Harry Boles
Bob Rooker
Dan Snyder
Phil Brennan
Brennan
Snyder
Bob Allen
Colby McDermott
Ike Weir
Belfast
Choynski Reveals Broken Rib After Fight
Chicago February report states Joe Choynski confirms he told Tom O Rourke and others before the bout that his rib was fractured. His face shows swellings and a visibly protruding rib. he expects two months before any return to fighting.
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Chicago
Tom O'Rourke
Bob Smith
Jim Corbett
George Considine
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Dr. McNamara
Joe
O’ Rourke
Boxing Gossip on Garder-Byers decision and Referee White
Inside the Hartford bout dispute, reporter notes Gardner and Byers claims, White’s possible view, and calls for White’s statement. The column previews boxing angles, future matches, and local shows with Clinton polo event and several Boston boxers seeking bouts.
Harvard Anti Imperialists Form League at Harvard
A new Anti Imperialistic League is formed at Harvard to promote anti imperialist principles and oppose the current Washington administration. The group is affiliated with the New.
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Harvard
Washington
The
New
Harvard Law School leaders take stand against imperialism
England league, led by ex Governor Boutwell as president and Edward Atkin as a top member, forms part of the Harvard law school effort. Older university alumni populate the law school with many graduates of Harvard College. Active members under Chester W. Ford are highlighting alleged evils of imperialism.
Golf Association Sees Rapid Growth At Annual Meeting
More than 200 delegates from clubs nationwide gather at Delmonico's for the United States Golf Association annual meeting. The new year brings 46 added clubs, boosting total to 167 members. finances show a balance of 8788.63 with receipts 7036.22 and disbursements 6899.10.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Delmonico’s
United States
Robert Bage Kerr
W. B. Thomas
Country Club
Brookline
Mass
National Golf Association sets championship awards and budgets
Washington B. Thomas of Grociine heads the National Golf Association with John Reid and H. C. Chatfield Taylor among officers. Chicago Midlothian and St Andrew's were top rivals for the open event, awarded to Midlothian. Garden City wins amateur, Shinnecock Hills hosts the women's and other events, with executive committee to decide dates and cap expenses at 1500 for amateurs 1000 for women and 500 for open.
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St. Andrew's G
New York
H. C. Chatfield ‘Taylor
Onwentsia
Lake Forrest
Ill
Robert Bage Kerr
Golf Club of
Lakewood
N. J
Samuel Y. Heebner
Philadelphia Country Club
Philadelphia
Penn
Thomas Reid
H. C. Chatfield Taylor
R. B. Kerr
8. Y. Heebner
Horace Russell
Alfred M. Coats
Chicago Midlothian
Chicago
St. Andrew's
Garden City
Shinnecock Hills
Racing men seek reinstatement amid amnesty talks
The N C A faces friction as suspended riders press for reinstatement while the L A W and I C A grant amnesty. Major Taylor and Tom Butler threaten courts over livelihood, while officials who backed the L A W seek entry to the N C A fold. Paris plans loom for Harry Gibson, and the Stearns group plans a motor-backed return.
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Major Taylor
Racing Men’s Union
Tom Butler
Harry Gibson
Paris
Frank Mayo
Boston
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Kentucky
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Smith
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Burns Pierce
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Pierce
B. B. Stevens
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Zimmerman
Clint Davis
Thomas P. Sullivan
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Committee of Metropolitan Affairs
State House
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Wheeler
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Boylston
Malden
Charles River Park
Amsterdam boxer knocked out in 38 seconds
Dick Craig of Amsterdam was knocked out in 38 seconds in a scheduled twenty round bout with George Kincaid of Cossaguna at the Greenwich A C. in Amsterdam.
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N. Y
Dick Craig
George Kincaid
Cossaguna
Greenwich A. C
Allstons Triumph in Bay State Circuit Bowling League
Allston beat Maugus of Wellesley in three straight games on home lanes. Frost led Allston with 63 pins and a 227 single, Harris and Aubin surpassed 600, while Henry added 589 including a 201. The match yielded one of the season’s best grand totals, 2573 pins, as Allston claimed top honors in the league.
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Porto Rico Revenue Bill Passes House Amid Clash and Debate
The House debated a temporary revenue act for Puerto Rico with amendments favoring free trade. Key moments included speeches on liberty and imperialism, party shifts, and a close roll call ending 172 to 161 in final passage as discussions adjourned at 4 30 p m.
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Porto Rico
Payne
Puerto Rico
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N. Y
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Henderson
McCall
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Yeas
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Cal
Hepburn
Iowa
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Mr. Hepburn
Mr. Burton
Schaeffer Wins 100 Yard Swim at Amateur Athletic Union Show
Schaeffer of the University of Pennsylvania and the New York Athletic Club won the 100 yards swim. Avery and Dailey led heats. Miller and Schaeffer traded leads in the final heat with Miller edging on the last length. Y M C A basketball featured Attleboro vs Brockton in a lopsided 4 to 8 score and Fitchburg over Melrose in interscholastic play.
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W. ©. Miller
E. C. Schaeffer
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Schaeffer
Avery
S. P. Avery
G. M. Eer
Orees M. Williams
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H. H. Reader
Charles J. P. Lucas
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Cambridgeport Gym
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Fla
Crowley
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Colle
Éles Din
Attleboro
Brockto
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Melrose School
Fitchburg
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
St. Louis Turnverein
Charlestown Man Injured By Slip From C
William Fallon aged 31 of Lexington Street Charlestown was injured last night when he slipped off a curb and fell. Paramedics transported him to a local hospital for treatment of an ankle injury.
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Lexington Street
Charlestown
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