Lawson Make Show Record at New York Horse Show
Lawson's stable dominates four days at the national horse show in New York winning 27 ribbons, 11 firsts, 8 seconds, 8 thirds with $3000 in prizes. Notable feats include Ox ford Boy as show stallion after Kentucky Futurity, Dreamer winning multiple stallion classes, and three-year succession in four-in-hand and tandem events. Dozens of horses, many not previously shown, remain American bred trotters under Lawson ownership and control.
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Oxford
Dreamer
Gladys
Douglas
Mr. Lawson
Zapornick
Fritz Loeb
Thomas Lawson
Troubecour
Glory Girl
White Rock and
Harmony
H. C. Hoskier
Lord Tantivy
Marquis Ito
Profit
Balbriggan
C. Ledyard
Blair
Ladvy
Quissett
James G. Marshall
James G. Marshall, Ridden By Miss Marion Halloway
Red Oak
F. Ambrose Clark
Brighton High and Boston Latin Play To Standstill At Rogers Field
Boston High and Boston Latin battled to a 5 5 tie at Rogers Field Brighton yesterday afternoon in a game hindered by a poor field. Standout Brighton players were McDevitt Jordan Keenan and Timmins while Hanley Sullivan and O’Donnell starred for Boston Latin. Referee and umpire names are listed.
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Dorchester High
East Boston High
Dorchester Town Field
Dorchester
East Boston
Wolff
Cullen
Carey
Wheelock
Smith
Rouse
Murphy Brothers
DOR. High
Boston High
J. Murphy Delano
L. C
Waldron
I. T
Gallagher Kavanaugh
Woodhead Chisholm
Colton
L. G
Johnson Cummings
H. B
Cox Tucker
F. B
Lewis
Wolf
Fish
White
Volkmann
South End
Roxbury Latin
Roxbury
Ween van Neues R. T
Sherwin Jones
Esses
R. G
H. Pierce Harrington
Tae Eka
Powers Moller
Beeeses Ersrenseyeress
W. Pierce Webster
Rodgers
Ff. T
Steadman Lockwood
Ceevseeseesereseess l. E
Holmes Weston
D.ceeereerererets
Q. B
Gallaghar Whitman
H. D
Wendell Ih. B
Jenks Macomber
Kimball
R. H. B. Ware
F. Deeeeeseees
Kennedy
Moller
Ware
Whitman
Weston
O’ Connell
Falvey
Grant
Crocker
Dartmouth
Boston Latin
Rogers Field
Brighton
McDevitt
Jordan
Keenan
Timmins
Hanley
Sullivan
O’donnell
Brighton High
Moore
R. E
Tucker Keenan
C.scccesecees
R. T
O'Donnell Smith
Eocse Porter
Littlefield Tuynedr
Edwards Price
White Muldoon
R. H
Sullivan Jordan
Keeran
O’ Donnell
Keefe
Matson
Football Notes Yale Favored in Today's Game Predictions
Betting at downtown hotels favors Yale in today’s game with odds 100 to 80 and 5 to 4. Tickets may bring a large sum if weather mirrors yesterday. Few local games scheduled as players seek a line on Yale and Harvard for Thanksgiving clashes. Morley the sole Columbia injury from the Annapolis contest. West Point Annapolis tickets sold out. over 30,000 expected. Cornell optimistic after enduring period of near entry attempts at Pennsylvania. Mansfield A A seeks Thanksgiving Day morning game with a strong guarantee from W F Somers.
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Harvard
Morley
Columbia
Annapolis
West Point
Cornell
Pennsylvania
U. of P
Mansfield A. A
W. F. Somers
Mansfield
Portland Defeats Clinton In 7-4 Hockey Thriller
Portland clinched a 7 to 4 victory over Clinton as Campbell and Jason delivered sharp drives. Mallory earned standout goaltending this season while Bartlett from Clinton impressed, keeping Portland’s rushers on their toes throughout the game.
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Clinton
Campbell
Jason
Mallory
Bartlett
Daly
Houghton Campbell
Devlin McKay
H. B
Bartlett Cameron
Bannon
Houghton Oo
Jason Perinat
AL Clinton
Houghton
Foy
O’ Brien
Dyer
Plymouth 7 Lawrence 3 polo victory at Plymouth
Plymouth defeated Lawrence 7 to 3 in polo at Plymouth. Tibbetts of Lawrence delivered standout work with 713 stops while Plymouth leaders Hipson and Muller contributed strong play. Referee O Brien and the crowd noted the win as Plymouth outpaced Lawrence in a rugged matchup.
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Plymouth
Lawrence
Tibbetts of
Muller
Hipson
Roberts
Gavitt Miller
Wiley Wood
Hh. C
H. B
Devlin Mullen
Apple
Tibbetts
Lipson
O’ Brien
New Carriages At Auto Show Draw Fans In Boston
Visitors at Stanhope street last night marveled at a semi racing car from New York driven by G. H. Brown Jr. The vehicle, which won a Providence meet race, was sold to Brown by Percy Owen after the Boston display. Three new motor bicycles and other light runabouts highlighted the exhibit as managers plan a big display in a few days. The show notes ongoing demand and simplification of machinery with many fixings removed from newer models. The car demonstrates efficient gasoline use on varied roads.
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Stanhope Street
New York
G. H. Brown, Jr
Meriden
Conn
Boston
Providence
Percy Owen
Brown
P. C. Lewis
Boxing Gossip in No San Francisco Fights for Sharkey
The San Francisco Police Board bars Sharkey from fighting in the city, citing his 1896 win over Fitzsimmons as a trigger amid rival bettors and rivalries. Promoters stress Thanksgiving bout McGovern vs Young Corbett in Hartford, with details on timing and travel.
Bicycle Notes and Track News from Chelsea to Cambridge
Sumner Robinson of Chelsea returns from a global tour and plans a racing season. The N C A board grants Charles McConnell a temporary chance to race Joe Nelson at Providence on Thanksgiving Day before McConnell turns pro. Cambridge Wheelmen host a well attended ball at Prospect Hall. Dick Entmann of Germany now holds the world hour record at 40 miles 1330 yards, surpassing Will Stinson by 1000 yards. Coaster brake contests trend in England with J E Bywater as current champion at a coast of 1 mile 969 yards.
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Sumner Robinson
Chelsea
Scotland
Denmark
Russia
Belgium
London
Gibraltar
Madeira
Spain
N. C. A. Board of Control
Charles McConnell
Joe Nelson
Providence
McConnell
Cambridge Wheelmen
Prospect Hall
Cambridge
Dickentmann
Germany
Stinson
England
J. E. Bywater
Elkes Breaks World Home Trainer Record At Music Hall
Harry Elkes set a three mile mark of 3 minutes 40 seconds on his home trainer race at Music Hall with Tom Butler. Butler previously held the record at 3 41.5, and both men used 144 gear to level the field. Charley Culver manages the pair and says Elkes could excel in sprint events if he shifts to shorter competitions.
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Harry Elkes
Music Hall
Tom Butler
Elkes
Butler
Putter
Bilkes
Charley Culver
Intercollegiate shoot to be held on Riverside grounds
This morning Harvard Yale Princeton Penn and Cornell will compete at the B A A Riverside grounds in a team match. Each six man team will shoot at 200 clay pigeons making it the largest team shoot ever held on the grounds.
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B. A. A. Riverside
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
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