Sun Pointer the Infamous Stallion Seized in Maine Litigations
The famed stallion Sun Pointer son of Star Pointer has sparked a lengthy legal saga with multiple replevin actions and sheriff seizures across Maine and beyond. Owned by J O E Johnson of Boston after initial ownership by Harry W Barrett, the horse has never raced but is claimed to have set pace times, valued at about 50000 to 59000 dollars amid ongoing lawsuits and famed detective rescues.
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Sun Pointer
Star Pointer
United States
Harry W. Barrett
Braman, Dow & Co
Boston
Leslie W. Folsom
Medford
Barrett
John O.be. Johnson
Johnson
I. W. Tolsom
Portland
Sheriffs
Maine
J. O. E. Johnson
America Not Sold or Broken Up Says Owner
Congress man Butler Ames of Lowell denies rumors that the yacht America, first winner of the trophy bearing her name, will be broken up or sold for souvenirs. He confirms she is laid up at the north draw of the Chelsea bridge and will not be commissioned this spring.
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Congressman Butler Ames
Lowell
Ames
Mr. Ames
Harvard Yale Track Meet Arrangements Finalized in New Haven
The Harvard Yale track meet is set for May 23 in New Haven. Plans for an international games trip with Oxford and Cambridge universities are still uncertain with no arrangements made.
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New Haven
Oxford
Cambridge
Solons Toured by Auto Club in Free Rides Bill Debated
Massachusetts lawmakers were treated to 30 mile per hour and faster auto rides by the Massachusetts Auto Club to illustrate proposed speed limits of 12 in cities and 20 in towns. Representatives Hayes and others rode in 15 autos from the State House to Newton Centre and back, with a photographer covering the trip.
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Bay State
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts Auto Club
Boylston Street
Exeter
Auto Club
Hayes
Lowell
Phinney
Robinson
Hmery
Gaylord
Leahy
Gartland
Ehan
Aylward
Ryan
Stanley
O'Rourke
Bradley
Sherman
State House
Newton Centre
Beacon Street
Newton Boulevard
Dartmouth Beats Wesleyan on Davis Two Bagger
Dartmouth defeated Wesleyan in an exciting game at Hanover. Davis hit a two bagger in the seventh inning to drive in key runs as Gleason and McCabe held the Wesleyan offense in check. Batteries Gleason, McCabe for Dartmouth and Monroe, Cobb, Hanlon for Wesleyan.
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N. H
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Davis
RHE
Gleason
McCabe
Monroe
Cobb
Hanlon
Tufts Defeats Vermont 21 to 7 on College Hill
Tufts outpaced the University of Vermont 21 to 7 yesterday afternoon. Key plays included two base hits by Saunders and Fleming, a home run by Saunders, and solid pitching by Fleming. Vermont stranded multiple runners while Tufts capitalized on errors and timely hits. Attendance was about 200 at the gate.
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University of Vermont
College Hill
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Vermont
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MacCorry
Oj Lynch
Clifford
Knight
O Abbott
Pais
O’brien
Mitchell
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Pest
Ae Uni
Saunders
Fleming
Woodward
Peck
Simon
W. S. Cannell
Tobin
Lamb
W. V. Cannell
Lynch
Clancy
Mill
S. Cannell
Hill
Hinckley
Bierklund
Evans
Strobel
Winchester
Letterhand
Weinz
Gerry
Ryan
Waldron
Hazard
Wrigglesworth
Tatterhead
Ball
Jones
Curtis and Drinkwater
Boston Latin Defeats Brookline High In Interpar League Opener
Boston Latin 4 Brookline High 0 in South End as O'Donnell limited Brookline to eight strikeouts while fanning 15. Mahan and Cook doubled for Latin. Stolen bases by House Kerrigan Cook Delano. Time 40 minutes. Umpire Mahoney.
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Brookline High
South End
O'Donnell
Lincoln
Brookline
Mahan
Cook
Rogers
Hanley
Malan
House
Kerrigan
Delano
Donnell
Mahoney
Billy Gardner Defeats Walcott in Lenox Club Bout
Billy Gardner of Lowell earned the decision after 12 rounds with Belfield Walcott of the city at the Lenox Athletic Club. Curtain raisers saw Young Danahey lose to Kid Bernstein in under a round Johnny Devine beat Kid Freeman in six rounds and Billy Griffen drew with Young Meane in six rounds.
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Billy Gardner
Lowell
Lenox Athletic Club
Belfield Walcott
Young Danahey
Kid Bernstein
Johnny Devine
Kid Freeman
Billy Griffen
Young Meane
Manchester versus St Louis in 15 round exhibition
Patssy Sweeney of Manchester opposes Billy Moore of St Louis in an eagerly awaited 15 round exhibition at Tammany A C. The card includes Jimmy Dommens, Young Sydney, Albert Dement, Young Brooks, Jimmy Donohue and Charley Quinn in preliminaries. Other bouts and weigh options feature Chester Goodwin, Emergency, and Philadelphia contender Young Walker eyeing top 118 pounders.
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Manchester
Billy Moore
St. Louis
Tammany A
Albert Dement
Medford
Young Brooks
Jimmy Donohue
Charley Quinn
Young Kelly
Chester Boodwin
Chelsea
Emergency
Callahan
Goodwin
Young Walker
Philadelphia
Chester Goodin
Jack Mooney
Walker Box Goodwin
Young Burns
New York
Boxing chatter and match bids echo through local clubs
Selections cover weight classes from 128 to 138 pounds as Burns seeks rivals and Jimmy Briggs looms. O’Rourke aimed to pair Eddie Mack. concerns arise over claims. Hayes turns pro as O’Hagan, while Wells and Wells peers seek bouts. Rob Roy’s B Benton defends boxing press influence and club news rapport.
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Jimmy Gardner
Solad
Gardner
Burns
Goodman
Briggs
Bryson
Daly
Griffo
Jerry Brennan
Jimmy Briggs
Hughey O'Rourke
Eddie Mack
Charley O'Rourke
Peat
Joe Woodman
William KE. Aiken
J. P. Mclaughlin
Culture Club
Eclub
Melvin O. Adams
Kid Thomas
Jack
Jimmy
Jack Carrig
Olean
N. Y
Boston
James Wells
Gainsboro Street
Wells
Lenox
Philadelphia
Hayes
Rodenbach
Riverside
Cambridge
O'Hagan
Jack O’brien
Joe Williams
Benton
Ike Jerry Watson
Jerry
Post
B. H. Bienton
Rob Roy
Steam Yacht Pantootset Prepares for Long Cruise
The Pantootset, flagship of Commodore Albert Bigelow of the Eastern Yacht Club, plans a three month cruise starting after a delay caused by rough weather. Captain Corkum commands with Designer Young aiding fittings. Bigelow and party may join at Southampton or en route, voyage to Fayal then Norwegian coast, returning around August for international races.
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Bigelow
Eastern Yacht Club
Fayal
Southampton
Eng
Corkum
Young
Franklin Park Links Open for Season Amid Wind
The Franklin Park public golf courses opened for the season yesterday morning. High winds reduced ideal conditions, yet over 200 enthusiasts played the two courses during the day.
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Franklin Park
Mechanic Arts Defeats Hyde Park 16 to 5 in One-Sided Game
Mechanic Arts High School beat Hyde Park High School yesterday afternoon at Hyde Park by 16 to 5 in a loosely played contest.
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Somerville High
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Dorchester
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Hyde Park High
Saugus High
Reading High
Saugus
Stoneham High
Woburn High
Stoneham
Milton Academy
St. Mark's
Milton
Brighton High
Wakefield
Bridgewater Normal
Thayer Academy
Bridgewater
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