Boralma the Gelding Wins Kentucky Futurity for Lawson
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson owns Boralma who captures the Kentucky Futurity worth 16 000 and amasses 53 000 on the race including 7 000 first and third prize money. Lawson, who bought Boralma for 17 000, netted 33 000 after fees and payments to drivers, with Dr McCoy and Macey playing key roles in the deal. Boralma is a chestnut gelding sired by Boreal and bred by Scott Newman of Shelbyville.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Lexington
State Street
Boston
Lawson
Flield
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Haverhill
Kington
Louisville
Dr. Mer
Kirkwood
Del
Mr. Lawson
Dr. McCoy
Mrwson
Macey
Boreal
Barima
Earl
Clay
Scott Newman
Shelbyvilley
Brockton Fair Opens With Record Attendance and Dewey Tribute
Brockton Oct 4 The Brockton Fair opened before a record crowd of over 13000. Children’s day featured sports and a Dewey celebration with 5000 youngsters waving flags as Admiral Dewey and Secretary Long received cheers. The day included trotting and pacing races with new marks set by several horses and local youth races.
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Brockton Fair
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
John D. Long
John Doe
Admiralwey
Miss Pratt
Ootak
Gurlee Boy
Miss Brats
Gurgles Bay
Maud Wilkes
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William Halloren
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Bryan Associates to Attend Meeting in Ward 6
The Bryan Associates of Ward 6 will attend a gathering today at Brockton Fa. A 7 percent fee is noted and a station’s sign is expected to be placed at o’clock.
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Bryan Associates
Bryan
Congressman Fitzgerald
Lawson Wins Again at Lexington in Free-for-all Sprint
Thomas W. Lawson dominates the Lexington program as The Abbot, backed by heavy wagering, bolts mid-race and wins the free-for-all heat sequence. Bingen takes two heats while The Abbot claims the next three and secures the race, with Lawson reportedly betting $7000 on The Abbot.
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Lexington
Thomas W. Lawson
Abbot
Geers
Bingen
Lawson
Eels
Readville Races Exciting Gentlemen's Driving Club Meet
The weekly matinee at Readville by the Gentlemen's Driving Club produced close races. Exhibition mile by Tomah and Eddie B led to wins by Melson and Fred W. in heat two, with Ben H and Gussie Leonard also delivering strong showings. Arlington swept the third with fast times, and Temple Wilkes appeared briefly in practice.
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Readville
Tomah
Eddie B
Fred W
Melson
Ben H
Gussie Leonard
Moth Miller
Arlington
Kentucky Star
Frank Hall
William Young
Temple Wilkes
Urimary
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Mr. M. Jewett
C. H. Belleden
Mr. H. O. Paint
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Dorchester High Beats Thayer Academy 16–0 at Braintree
Dorchester High defeated Thayer Academy at Braintree yesterday by 16 to 0. Dorchester scored all points in the second half as substitutes played in the first period. Wheelock Marks and Drake starred for Dorchester while Thayer backs showed strong play in the first half and nearly found the goal.
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Thayer Academy
Braintree
Dorchester
Wheelock
Marks
Drake
Thayerbacks
Boston Teams Win To Run Streak To Four Straight
Philadelphia and Brooklyn also earned wins yesterday while Boston squads extended their winning streak with decisive road or home victories on other diamonds.
Boston Beats New York in Fourth Straight Over Tourists
National League action lists New York at Boston and other matchups as Boston extends its dominance. The hub team clinched its ninth win in rotation with strong base running and timely hits. Scores, pitchers, and line details noted, attendance listed for Chicago game follows.
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Pittsburgs Sweep St Louis In Away Victory
The Pittsburgs played above their speed today to win their third straight game against St. Louis. Hoffer pitched well and Thomas, replacing Cup py, was invincible. Attendance reached 725.
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Pittsburgs
Hoffer
Thomas
Cuppy
Philadelphia Triumph Over Baltimore Amid Wild Play
In Philadelphia on October 4, Kitaon's wildness and weak support at short led to a win for Philadelphia. Delehanty was retired for continuous kicking as umpire Manassau called the game.
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Baltimore
Kitaon
Delehanty
Manassau
Boxing Gossip Signals Busy Ring Ahead With Several Match Prospects
Boxing gossip reports Billy Brady denying selling his Coney Island arena stake where Jeffries defeated Fitz. Matches loom including Johnn Reagan versus Pinky Evans in Yonkers and Joe Royal versus Andy Daly in a 10 round bout at 120 pounds. Maher vows a forfeit to fight the victor of the Hearkeny Jeffries clash as purse offers mount for Erne–O'Brien. Proposals also set for McCue versus Cain and McFadden–Lavigne outcomes with further bouts planned in Brooklyn and Chicago venues.
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Coney Island
Jeffries
Fitz
Johnn Reagan
Brooklyn
Pinky” Evans
Yonkers
Waverly A. C
Joe Royal
Philadelphia
Andy Daly
Peter Maher
Frank Erne
Jack O’brien
Joe Cain
Oscar Gardner
Marty McCue
Joe Fairburn
Greenwood A. C
McCue
Cain
Fairburn
Andy Watson
Cambridge
Terry McGovern
Sir Terrence
Billy Rotchford
Chicago
Erne
Joe Mullin
Tim Kearns
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Roxbury
Ted Relly
Mechanics’ Building and Music Hall
New England Polo League Meeting Notes and Franchise Move
A New England Polo League meeting lists club reps Salem James Carroll Manchester John Irwin William Long Lawrence William Parsons Portland W W Burnham Clinton James Blake. The Newburyport franchise transfers to Amesbury and the season opens later this month with player allocations for each club.
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New England
Salem
James Carroll
Manchester
John Irwin
William Long
Lawrence
William Parsons
Portland
W. W. Burnham
Clinton
James Blake
Newburyport
Amesbury
Murphy
Furbush
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Mallory
Moran
Tobin
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McKay
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Jason
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Scribner
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O'Hara
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Mead
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Hadley
Curtis
Miller
Woods
Perry
Fitzgerald
Malone
Allen J. Dawson
Connelly
Atkinson
Herald and Boston Post Play In Charle s River Park Clash
The Herald beat the Boston Post 10 to 9 in a Newspaper Baseball League game at Charles River Park. The match honored John T. Lusk of the Herald. play ended after the fifth inning by mutual agreement as cheers echoed and the event proved successful financially and artistically.
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Charles River Park
Herald
Boston Post
Baseball
John T. Lusk
Omega Oil liniment advertised as cure all
An advertisement extols Omega Oil as a powerful, inexpensive liniment for numerous ailments. It instructs hot bath prep, five to ten minutes of rubbing, and claims no blistering. Sold widely, with a mail order option from Omega Chemical Co. Boston.
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America
Omega Chemical Co
Boston
Mass
Ragged Crimson Victory Over Bowdoin Ends in Safety Miscue
Harvard defeated Bowdoin 13 to 0 as a late safety and two touchdowns defined a game marked by fumbles and ragged play. Harvard’s line struggled while Bowdoin’s backs faltered amid broken tackles and widespread miscues.
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Reid
Harvard
Bowdoin
Parker
Lawrence
Upton
H. Letton
J. Knowlton
Graham
Gray and Bacon
Boston Latin Triumph Over Dedham High 12–0 in Senior League
Boston Latin School defeated Dedham High 12 to 0 at Dedham. Maguire scored on a center run behind strong interference and Phillips added a touchdown. Hurley left with an ankle injury early in the second half as Dedham fought to the end.
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Bowdoin
Crimson
Dibblee
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Heal
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Trainer
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Lawrence
Ristine
Campbell
Fincke
Parker
Gierash
Kendall
Sawin
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Dedham High
Dedham
Will
Hurley
Maguire
Parmelee
Gateley
Phillips
B. L. S. Dedham
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Creeden Parmalee
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Boston Latin
O’brien
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Meferee
Guild
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Cartwright
Brown Rolls Over Tufts 6-0 in Providence Game
Brown defeated Tufts 6 to 0 in Providence R I with Hapgood scoring the lone touchdown in the second half after eleven minutes. Brown struggled with fumbles and weak defense while Tufts played well but could not threaten the Brown goal.
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R. I
Brown
Tufts
Bates
Washburn
Hapgood
Amherst Triumphs Over Williston in Low-Scoring Game
Amherst beat Williston 2 to 0 in a slow game. Swift starred with a long touchdown run. Amherst failed to convert extra points as Washburn missed kicks and Williston earned a safety.
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Williston
Swift
Washburn
Brookline High Dominates Roxbury Latin In Close Game
Brookline High played well against Roxbury Latin, with a strong performance throughout the game. The score and final moments were tight, showcasing Brookline High’s offense and defense in a competitive matchup.
Yale Beats Trinity 4 to 0 on Yale Field
Yale defeated Trinity 4 to 0 on Yale field. The Yale line, though stronger and refreshed by substitutes in the second half, did not exhibit expected teamwork or dash.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Trinity
Bucknell Bears Penn In Two Scoring Drives
Bucknell University football team shocked Old Penn by twice scoring as the Bucknell kicking of Mathewson, the fullback, featured two field goals and long punts. The Quakers won 47 to 10 at Philadelphia on October 4.
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Bucknell
Philadelphia
Bucksnell University
University of Pennsylvania
Old Penn
Quakers
Mathewson
Brooke
Yale
Billy Bull
Brockton Cyclists Challenge Steam Tandem Race Offer
Eddie McDuffee writes the Post about a $100 bet with F W Gurney to race a steam tandem against any machine on the Brockton track once Kenneth A Skinner can attend. The offer details a one to twenty five mile race with flying start and no accident clauses. Also notes on MA LA W nominations, Porter visit, Elkes hour record plan, Walleston wheel theft, Kennison missing, Old Colonial Club event, and rising initiation fee as membership nears 1000.
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Eddie McDuffee
F. W. Gurney
Brockton
Chicago
F. Howard Porter
Boston ’99
Boston
Harry Elkes
Lew Walleston
West Street
Brooks
Harry P. Kennison
West Walnut Park
Old Colonial Club
Mercantile Bowling League Opens Season At Carruth Alleys
Eight teams competed at Carruth Alleys last evening as the Mercantile Bowling League accepted the resignations of the champion Dickermans. The Fruit team was chosen to replace them. Prizes totaling 110 dollars were offered and Carruth Dickinson and MacLean were named to form a schedule committee. The season opens in late October and runs twenty one weeks with President Hollis and MacLean optimistic about the championship race. New rooters have joined each club.
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Mercantile Bowling League
Carruth Alleys
Dickermans
Messrs
Carruth, Dickinson
MacLean
Hollis
Charles J. MacLean
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