Slues for Mr N at Brockton feature day results
The Brockton event showcased the Dreamworld stables horses from Thomas W. Lawson with wins in the free-for-all mile in 2 11 and a 2 15 pace by Celia Adams gray mare. Kindest Kind, a Baltimore gelding, trotted in 2 12, Welchman of Medford won 2 22. Sutherland drove Gracie K in the Roman standing race to victory, while Yankee Sam and Aunt Sallie ran in Rochelle as Mikiles won the Roman chariot race in 1 01 for the half mile.
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Dreamworld
Thomas W. Lawson
Celia
Adams
New York
Kindest Kind
Baltimore
Welchman
Medford
Sutherland
Gracie K
Rochelle
Yankee Sam
Sallie
Mikiles
Boxers and club notes from Boston era leads to Oct 27 match
The piece covers welterweight contenders McGovern and Briggs, Terry McGovern eagerness to pace, and upcoming Criterion Club events at Tremont street with eight round bouts. It notes referee Bill Daly, mentions Willie Tee and Lee incidents, Gentleman Jim Corbett’s Boston tour, Twin Sullivan’s decline, Gardner versus Griffo verdict controversy, Kopelman eyeing Ray George, and Sandy Ferguson preparing for Joe Walcott at the Criterion Club on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Terry
Criterion Club
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Henry Lewis
Jimmy Bridge
Chelsea
Terry McGovern
New York
Bill Daly
Kells
Willie Tee
Portland
Kelly
Lee
Bath
Maine
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Police
Watts
Dugan
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Harry Adams
Jim
Adams
Boston
John
Twin) Sullivan
Twin
Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
Kid Griffo
Griffo
Harry Raymond
Charley O’rourke
Sullivan
Fall River
Young Kopelman
Ray George
East Boston
Sandy Ferguson
Revere Beach
Sandy
Joe Walcott
Gray's Hall
South Boston
Ned Barry
Edward + Barry
Will Bey
Harvard Handily Defeats Bowdoin 24 to 0 in Soldier Field
Harvard overwhelmed Bowdoin 24 to 0 on Soldiers Field with two Nichols touchdowns, Hurley and Meier adding scores. Marshall and Lehmann dominated Harvard’s line in the second half as Bowdoin pressed, while Meier’s 10 yard run sealed Harvard’s win.
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Harvard
Bowdoin
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Nichols
Hurley
Meier
Andy Marshall
Lehmann
Bleakie
Davis
Marshall
Speake
Wiothier
Hanley
Rigskin
Rundall
Princeton
Harvard Aoe Clothier
Ighartieg
Oil Cocina E
Beane Parkinson
Belch
Cue
Redmond
R. G
Cunningham Carrick
L. G
Davis Bleakie
R. T
Cere l. T
Finn Burgess
Eae
al E
Favinger Marshall
Noyes
Q. B
Wiggin Nichols
Ragdalliy i Bisiakli
Chapman Hurley
Lindsay
Cambridge Latin quarterback Ponce suffers broken collarbone
Philip Ponce, quarterback for Cambridge Latin School, sustained a broken collarbone in a painful accident yesterday, ending his season and leaving the team to adjust without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ponce
Cambridge Latin School
Yale Defeats Tufts 19 to 0 in a One-Sided First Half
Yale scored three touchdowns and a first-half safety to lead Tufts 19 to 0. Tufts improved in the second half but could not close the gap as Yale’s Kinney Bloomer Hogan and Metcalf limited their progress. The game remained one-sided early, with the Tufts scrubs struggles easing later.
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YALB
TUFTS
Rafferty
H K
Sullivan Kinney
Bissell
Hurley Morton
Flanders
Galarneau Roraback
Bill Bloomer
Batchelder
Metcalf
Sheehey
Yale
Roraback
Smith
Owsley
Bowman
Providence
R. I
Brown
Colby
Andrews Field
New Haven
Conn
Kinney
Bloomer
Hogan
Blue Ribbon watch on clean process marks beer quality
A brief note highlights stringent care in maintaining cleanliness as a key step in the modern beer production process. The emphasis is on precise sanitary practice to ensure product quality and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Co
Readville Meet Highlights Farris and Easter Lead Driving Shows
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Boston staged its 18th Readville Trotting Park meet with Mr. B. F. Dutton and John Shepard starring. Farris and Easter finished in 2:12 1/4, narrowly missing a record. Kentucky Star and Gail set pacing marks, while several horses achieved improved times in Class events. About 100 members attended with wives and friends in near perfect weather. the track was dusty but in excellent condition.
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Gentlemen’s Driving Club of
Boston
Readville
B. F. Dutton
Houghton & Dutton
John Shepard
Shepard & Norwell
Dutton
Farris
Easter
Mr. Dutton
Jim Golden
Shepard
Astro Land
Gail
Walter B. Farmer
T. Plant
Alice Lear
B. m
C. H. Belledeu
Susie K
W. B. Farmer
B. G
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Tremont St., Near
West St
Mr.n
Brockton
B.D
CTURE
Kigpey
Metcalf Scor
Hascall
Guttison
Pugsley
ROURN
Dene
Cadvak T
Roberts
Blackburn Scudder
Mitchell Schwartz
de Craig Keen
Boyson
H. B
McVane Chase
Curtis
R. H
Watkins Zimouski
Heckman
F. B
Zimouski
Savage
Keen
Hunt
Cross
Colter
Ponce
Rochester
L. Speidel & Co
Readvild
C. Sanders
Jesse H
B. Z
G. F. Leonard
Pattie Pawnee
Br. m
Frank Halls Ackerland
B. W. Currier
Altwood
Ackerland
Alley
Lottie Fallis
George Hall
Harry
Br. G
Lotg
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
E. F. Annis
H. Schwab
G. Becker
W. D
J. Bredemus
EB. J. Hart
Sin
Ike Ghamberg
Attenwood Cricket Club
Ann
Longwood Clube
Eric Inal
Delmar
Oakley
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