Mrs Frank Hoppe Shows Billiard Skill in Boston
Mrs Frank Hoppe of Cornwall on the Hudson New York demonstrates remarkable billiard ability in Boston exhibitions. Eight months earlier she struggled to hit the cue ball, but now she runs 48 and performs fancy shots. She credits practice and says billiards keep her healthy, with strong wrists arms and back and sharpened eyes and nerves. Her 12 year old son Willie, a billiardist since he was small, has runs of 47% and 156 and will face top players next week at the Hub rooms.
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Frank Hoppe
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
Boston
Eames
Carter
Yatter
Thomas
Hub Billiard Rooms
Colby McDermott
Cambridge
Colby
Canney
L. Sullivan
Arthur G
Washington Street
Lynn
Billy Gardner
Andy Daly
Pea
Hugh Withers
Jig Sto
James F. Doyle
Jerry Haggerty
Kid Allen
A. Roth
Kid Lewis
Young Sylvester
Young Carew
Roxbury
Kid Haley
S. S
Somerville
Spike Sullivan
Barney Fruery
Louisville
Jimmy Briggs
Chelsea
Tommy Duffy
Salem
Kirtland Club
H. Benton
Rob Rey
Their Off Day Readville Racing Fails to Impress
The Readville track event saw Boralma and Senator L. fail to threaten the mile record after a week of strong form. Burlington Boy and Lottie Fallis produced a striking three heat race, with best time 2:18 ¼, while Cold Cash and Helen Gould mirrored easy pacing. A nervous drive by John Shepard and stretched reins contributed to the unsettled day, ending without official times for the main heat.
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Boralma
Senator L
Readville
John Shepard
Ima
Shepard
Burlington Boy
H. O. Aldrich
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Lottie Fallis
Ed Bither
Ben Wilkes
Aldrich
Cold Cash
J. S. Olney
Helen Gould
James Gatcomb
A Conner
Pistachio
George H. Hicks
Lemo Hitchcock
Bay mare Lula Mapes in local pacing event results
The report lists Lula Mapes driven by bay mare Lula Mapes with results from 2:18 class pacing for a $50 purse. J W Duncklee and C M Jewett served as timekeepers and starter, with George W Wellman judging. Other entries include Helen Gould and several horses with times in heats and quarter mile segments, noting Boreal-Eralma lineage and Pistachio in four-race pacing divisions.
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Bay
Lula Mapes
C. M. Jewett
J. W. Duncklee
H. Belledeau
George W. Wellman
Olney
Helen Gould
Proctor
Burlington Bay
Lottie Follis
Pistachio, Jr
B. H
Pistachio
Dodge
Earl
Gatcomb
Cambridge Latin Falls 41 to 0 in Prep Soccer Setback
Boston Latin School dominated Cambridge Latin in a decisive 41 to 0 victory. Hurley McGrath and Guild starred for Boston Latin as they outplayed and outweighed Cambridge throughout, with Hurley scoring 30 points before halftime and McCarthy adding three touchdowns. Attendance was zero.
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B.L
Cambridge L
Cambridge Latin
Boston Latin School
Boston Latin
Cambridge
Hurley
McGrath
Guild
Boston L
L. Sullivan
Cccceeseevevese
T. E
Carroll Armstrong
Cunningham Guild
O.e.f. T
Hopewell Devonshire
Ccccsceesels
Jaynes Littlefiel
Veseeee -G
Suumner Witherbee
R. G
Feeton
E. Hurley
R. T
Hastings Harris
Veseshgreonthus
SATOR
McCarthy
Burlingame
Knowlton
Merritt
B. C
Mulliken and Curtis Tie in Open Golf Event at Brookline
On day two of Brookline open tournament about four score players with handicaps faced Colonel Poney, but only seven beat bogey. E A Mulliken of Wollaston and Lawrence Curtis of Country Club tied for top honors with bogeyless scores, while J G Aoerk edged yesterday's gross prize. Mulliken impressively shot a strong last nine in 40 strokes and defeated \"Nipper\" Campbell with partner George S Forbush, 18 holes. Wellington of Oakley also posted a solid medal score as leaders’ totals published.
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Brookline
Colonel Poney
E. A. Mulliken
Wollaston Club
Lawrence Curtis
Country Club
Mulliken
Campbell
Curtis
M . J. Wellington
Oakley
Travis Extends Golf Victories In Westchester Round Two
Walter J. Travis beat Crescent Athletic Club opponent W. J. McConkill eight up with six to play in the Westchester Golf Club tournament second round. Gq. Fox Tiffany won by default over C. W. O'Connor of Essex County. R. I. Redfield defeated R. D. Graham two up with one to play.
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New York
Walter J. Travis
Westchester Golf Club
Crescent Athletic Club
W. J. McConkill
Fox Tiffany
C. W. O'Connor
Essex County Country Club
Orange
N. J
R. I. Redfield
Apawamis Neat
R. D. Graham
Redfield
Lawson's Horses Win the Blue at Unicorn Class
Teletyped message from Chicago dated November 2 1900 reports Thomas W Lawson and team winning the blue in the unicorn class with eight competitors. Glorious Spearman secured a morning victory in the single brougham class among eight entrants.
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Chicago
Thomas W. Lawson
State St
Boston
Glorious Spearman
M. H. Tichenor
Barker defeats Scotch checker champion in bold masterclass
American Charles Barker wins the latest evening session against James Jordan in a dramatic world checker championship match. Barker unveils a novel sequence, traps Jordan, and ties the score two to two as experts hail his plan and precision.
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Charles Barker
Barker
Dennie
Jordan
Patrick Denies Poison Charge in Rice Case
New York Nov 2 The investigation centers on William Marsh Rice death with Patrick and Jones at the heart of the dispute. Jones claims Patrick pressured him to die by his own hand and hinted at poison control while Patrick's counsel disputes any coercion. Officials say no third degree methods were used and Jones may testify at Thursday inquest.
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New York
William Marsh Rice
Charles F. Jones
Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Jones
Bellevue Hospital
Hart
Patrick
Miller and Baker
Frederick B. House
Mr. House
Osborne
Brockton coach files $500 claim with NA C board
Despatch from Brockton says Manager Barton of the Shoe City oval has filed a $500 claim with the N C A board of control for damages due to Moran and Stinson not racing on Oct 5. Frank Waller, manager of the riders, says he has offset Stinson’s record work and that an amiable settlement is expected amid a misunderstanding. Harry Folkes plans to remain in Brockton a week to retake records from mile to hour. James Carr wins MIT race. Gordon-Woods century run planned with start from Copley square. Orient C C of Charlestown takes new rooms. Dunlop announces a single tube racing tire after years opposition to American products.
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Barton
Shoe City Oval
N. C. A. Board of Control
Moran
Stinson
Frank Waller
Garton
Mr. Parton
Harry Folkes
Elkes
Cambridge
J. Carr
Ll. S. Cates
H. Y. Currey
James Driscoll
Gordon-Woods
Copley Square
Providencia
Newburyport
Cc. H. Ingles
South Natick
Crescent C. C
Orient C. C
Charlestown
Palladio Hall
Broadway
Somerville
J. A. Murphy
J. F. McBride
J. P. Scanlan
I.S. Carmichael
J. P. Murphy
H. Giles
Shore Line for New York Sundays
The Shore Line train leaving Boston on weekdays at 1 03 p m will reach New York at 7 p m. It will run daily including Sundays beginning Sunday November 4.
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Shore Line
New York
Boston
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