Jordan and Lawson Day at Horse Show
The New York horse show opened amid chatter over reports of possible drug use in the Master Willets stable of White Plains. Judge and stable staff addressed the accusation as awards for pony stallions and pairs of ponies were announced, with Eben D. Jordan of Boston and Thomas W. Lawson of Boston among exhibitors taking top prizes.
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New York
F. K. Sturgis
Willets
White Plains
Ei de
Hackney
Dilham Prime Minister
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Glorious Bonnie
Thomas’ W. Lawson
Esther
Queenie
E. Foster
City
Dr. Scene
Mr. Wilson
Gray Dawn
Sunbeam
B A A Bowlers Triumph In Dorchester Hospitality
The B A A bowling team dominated the Old Dorchester visit with three wins led by Warren Hill who bowled 214 in the second game and the team total 944. Individual scores include Hill 457 Avene 510 Fuller 469, while Dorchester’s Parker 479 Cutter 499 Besarick 452 Gray 481. Candlepin action spanned sem Carruth 1373 team total and Hedge 505 as top bowler. Sudbury, Boylston, Shaw and St James results follow with Murray Irwin and Broadway victories.
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Old Dorchester
Warren Hill
B. A
Sem Carruth
Websters
Hedge
Sudbury
Boylston
Oak
Shaw
St. James
Jameson
McCarthy
Murray & Irwin
Jefferson
Broadway
Meyers
Horse Show Opens Under Auspicious Circumstances
The Willets stable displayed a strong showing with a prize win as ponies and horses competed in classes 104, 28, 26, 2, 68 and 59 amid threatening weather. Judges began at 9 o clock with hippo mare and hackney events followed by harness classes and team contests featuring prominent exhibitors Eben D. Jordan Thomas W. Lawson Carruth Shawmut Boylston Murray and Irwin and McCarthy with detailed team totals listed.
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Sturgis
Willets Stable
Willet
White Plains
N. Y
Mr. Williams
Laodamia
Joan
Eben D. Jordan
Boston
Viscountess
Glorious Bonne
Thomas W. Lawson
Falles
Cuban pool wonder Alfred De Oro to appear in Boston matches
Alfred De Oro the Cuban pool champion has drawn big crowds in Boston as he plays local stars at Murray and Irwin’s rooms. He plans to remain into next week for exhibition bouts against Kid Long of Chicago with $200 a side stakes, featuring 40 in 200 and 20 handicap in 100 three cushion carom billiards. If favored, the B A A may host the exhibition next Monday with possible public hall access for ladies.
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Alfred de Oro
Boston
Champion de Oro
Murray & Irwin
de Oro
New York
Kid Long
Chicago
Long
Bers
A. A. Cross Country Run at Boston Clubhouse Route
The Boston Athletic Association holds an open handicap cross country on Saturday December 1 at 3 30 p m starting at the B A A clubhouse Peter Street to Commonwealth Avenue left side to Beacon Street around switch to right side of Beacon returning to Commonwealth Avenue to finish in front of the B A A clubhouse about four and three quarters miles. Checkers posted at various points disqualifications for not saving numbers. Prizes awarded to the first six and an extra prize for the ...
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Boston Athletic Association
B.A. A
Peter Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Coolidge Corner
Beacon
Ever Street
Local race entries close for handicap event
A note states all competitors must be registered with W. H Murphy at 181 Boston Street Salem MA. Entry fee for the handicap is 5 cents. Entries close on Wednesday November 28 with John Graham B A A Exeter Street Boston MA.
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W. Hurphy
Boston Street
Salem
Mass
John Graham
Exeter Street
Boston
Checker Tournament Opens at American House Next Saturday
The Boston Checker Club will meet at the American House starting next Saturday. A December 21 checker tournament is planned with many prominent players from the country, city, and state expected to contend. Interest in checkers in the city has grown since the Barker-Jordan contest, and the upcoming games are expected to attract close attention.
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Boston Checker Club
American House
Boxing Gossip Sparks South Africa Tour For Gardiner Everhardt
Boxing writer reports George Gardiner and Jack Everhardt plan to box in South Africa as part of an arrangement with Kid McCoy. If Gardiner wins, McCoy may join, aiming to leverage money and promoter interest. Included are notes on Fraser, Kelly, Mahoney, and Twin Sullivan, plus various UK and New England boxing links and local club prospects.
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George Gardiner
South Africa
Lowell
George
Gardiner
Jack Everhardt
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Homer
New York
Corbett
Jack Fraser
Portland
England
National Sporting Club
Fraser
Frank Ordway
The
Mirror of Life
Will Curley
Jerry King
Fall River
Young Kelly
King
Kelly
J. Me
Lynn
Jack Dwyer
South Boston
New England
Steve Mahoney
Chelsea
Mahoney
Tom O’rourke
Crescent Athletic Club
Brockton
Harry Johnson
Cambridge
O’brien
Lewiston
Tom Carew
Tommy Devine
Lawrence Young Brooks
Spikeey
Mirror of Life of London
Pat Daly
Dick Burge
Bobby Dobbs
Bill Ireland
Jorge Gardiner
John S&s. Barnes
Lorenzo Pierce
Iiberty Street
Salem
Kid Rogers
Rogers
Twin Sullivan
Matty Matthews
Billy Edwards
Sullivan
Twin
Tom Broderick
Jack Ema
Coakley
Jim Corbett
Cuba
Denny Kelliher
Denny
Sat
Martin Ulv
Joe Walcott
Tommy Ryan
Suena
B. H. Benton
Roy
Harvard Varsity Faces Yale Game After Frigid Practice
Harvard football closes its Cambridge prep with 15 minutes of secret work and a brisk 9 o clock departure for Meriden Conn. A 2000 crowd roared as the team, with substitutes and coaches, prepared for Yale. Daly rested at quarter and Sawin drew long passes while Gierasch sparked late. Conditions were damp and slippery, with Harvard banking on trick plays to spoil Yale’s pace.
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Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Meriden
Conn
Daly
Fincke
Baldwin
Harvard Square
New Haven
Dibblee
Wee
Varsity
Crimson
MacMasters
Lawin
Sawin
Gierasch
Penn
Yeennet
Shirley Ellis
Putnam
Hie
Yale Field
Princeton
Sharpe
Chadwick
Hale
Fragmentary New England Rail Stop Notation
Readable fragments list station pairs in Maine Connecticut and Rhode Island with numbers that may indicate times or counts. The garbled OCR includes Pawtucket Pawtucket East Wey mouth Clinton Brockton Plymouth Lawrence Gardiner Rockland Waterbury Meriden Bath Portland and related figures.
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Pawtucket
East Weymouth
Clnton
Brockton
Clinton
Plymouth
Lawren
Gardiner
Rockland
Waterbury
Conn
Neway
Meriden
Springfield
Bath
Football Notes at Mechanics Hall for Yale game crowd
Arrangement made to accommodate a vast throng at Mechanics Hall on Saturday when the great Yale game will be reduced to a board. Tickets are ready at Wilk and Dita and Thuston's Stamfordbridge.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Yale
New Haven
Wic & Dita
Thusston
Stambridge
Yale in Fine Condition Announcement
Yale football management through president Rob ert Hixon announced tonight a plan to circumvent. In New York at the Clermont Avenue rink the prigage end race shows Gast leading by two laps with Miss Brandon of Canada second. Mrs Jane Lindsay Merrick read fame. Marie Davis fourth. Bayne and Pethard also fielding strong showings in a long distance competition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Football Management
The
Football Association
Robert Hixon
New York
Clermont Avenue
Iss Gast
Miss Brandon
Canada
Jane Lindsay
Merrick Read
Marie Davis
Bayne
Pethard
Marguerite Gast
Lottie Brandon
Emma _ Bayne
Mary Pethard
Tech Beats Burdett In South End Grid Clash 17 to 0
Tech fielded a largely substitute lineup and defeated Burdett 17 to 0 on the South End grounds. Pope scored on a long early run and kicked the extra point, while Captain Maxson starred at center. Burdett’s Marshall and Colby showed strength, but Tech’s early dominance and later fumbles sealed the win.
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Burdett
South End
Tech
Pope
Maxson
Dillon
Heckman
Httle
Marshall
Colby
Maxaon
Tech Gridiron Triumph Over MIT 13 to 0
Maxson kicks a goal after striking the posts and Tech leads 13 to 0. Marshall bursts through on several brilliant runs while Burdett is held. Dillon carries over but a goal is missed. Full lineup shows Maxson captain and Pope with touchdowns. attendance around 300.
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Maxson
Marshall
Burdett
Tech
Dillon
Era E
Freeman Ye ‘Ide
R. G.eeu
Chubb
Aliison
Heel Dillon
V. B
Lewis Heckman
Din
Robertson
Pope
Eree
Saul
Wardwell
A. A
Bary
Daniels
Charles River Park Returns to Original Owners After Lease
Massachusetts Athletic Association resumes control of Charles River Park after nearly a year under lessees. Track revenue questions linger as baseball interests wane. Hyde open to offers, Eck and Marks cited as potential managers. Harry Elkes plans indoor winter training in New England while denying rumors of protests against Stinson’s hour record. Fred Partridge of Medford to race six days in New York. English rider Jarrett boosts British records in England.
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Charles River Park
Massachusetts Athletic Association
Peak Marines
Baseball Association
Hyde
Brockton
Stinson
Madison Savnare Garden
Fred L. Partridge
Medfield
Partridge
New York
R. F. Kelsey
New England Board of Control
Bostos
Charles Jarrett
England
Demester and Bauge
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Webster
S. Carruth
H. Freeman
Hutchinson
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Beatty
Billis
Shoales
Clark
Alcorn
Driscoll
Shawmut
Hack
Lantigua
Freeman
Ellis
Shawmut—Marden
C. Harriman
Boudrot
Martin
E. Harriman
Dolema
Wheeler
Young
Sheafer
Jameson—Corby
Corey
Humphrey
Lyman
McPhillips
Murrey & Irwin
Rouse
Finnegan
Boles
McGrath
Callahan
Jefferson—Joy
Coleman
Ryan
Gueby
Wilby
Wise
Ross
Meyers—Burns
Sumner
Crown
Bean
Brown
Miss Carnegie
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Brian Boru
Arthur Ferguson
Wonder
Lipton
London
Thomas Lipton
Highland Light Infantry
Russells
Pilgrim
William FE. Russell
City Point
Pilgrims
Russell Club
Bateman
M. G. McLaughlin
New York City
Hunter
Wellington A. Hardy
Peer Enentatt
Ons
Boston Club
Cremson
Annapolis
Annapoli Md
University of Pennsylvania
Naval
Miss Gast
Sanden Herculex
Landen Herculex
R. A. Sanden
P. i
Tremont St
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