Charley Mitchell Wins Transylvania Trot at Lexington
Charley Mitchell, owned by Thomas W. Murphy, won the Transylvania 2:12 trot at Lexington in straight heats. Dolly S. won the 2:11 pace after Eva Tanguay led the first two heats, while Alcott Axworthy claimed the 2:14 trot and Miss DeForest set a season mark for 3 year old fillies in heat one.
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Lexington
Transylvania
Thomas W. Murphy
Charley Mitchell
Liz
Dolly S
Eva Tanguay
Alcott
Axworthy
Miss DeForest
Minor Heir
M. W. Savage
Rees
Wednes- Heirer-at-Law
Blk. Oh
Heir-at-Law
Shackleton
Bertha A
Br. m
Hook
Lawrietta
B. m
Patterson
Alcott Axworthy
B. H
Nuckols
Dixie Craig
Darnaby
Billy Brick
Cherry
Directum Spier, Jr
Pilesom Oleae
Ch. G
Marvellous Dmurphyy Cen Cccsiss
Sre
Gordon Todd
Br. H
McDonald
Maude
Light
Bik
Sanders
Bo m
Star Plex Adamison
Toh Hat Frye
Tanguay
Wilmesing
Andrews
Johnny G
Faomis
Bow- Croier
the Angelis
Snow
Jeremiah
Ranto Todd
Broth
Cameron
Braden
Olive O
E. ix Thoretnie
Ming
Heir
LSA
Street Railway Upkeep for Panama Exposition Traffic
The expenditure of nearly a million dollars will be necessary by the street railway companies of San Francisco to accommodate the increased traffic attracted by the Panama Exposition in 1915.
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San Francisco
Medford Beats Boston Latin in Low-Scoring Season Opener
Medford High School defeated Boston Latin 5 to 0 at Medford yesterday afternoon in a four 10 minute quarter game. Grant scored the lone touchdown for Medford while Dinsmore and others listed for Boston Latin provided the opposing lineup. Officials included umpire A J Ingalls and referee Ed J O'Brien.
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Hoston Latin
Medford
Grant
Medford High
Boston
McCarthy
McDonald
Boston Latin
A. J. Ingalls
Ed J. O’brien
J. Hoey
Green Bennett
Tryon
R T
O'Hare
Dukeshire Valentine
Craven
O'Callaghan Lawless
Q B
O'Doherty
Reduced price for fingerling trout offered by association
The Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association announces fingerling trout available to stock Massachusetts waters at ten dollars and fifty cents per thousand, with recipients paying transport. Orders must be placed with Secretary H. H. Kimball before October 23, 1911, at 748 Tremont Building, Boston.
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Office of
Massachusetts Fish and Game Protective Association
Boston
Fish and Game
Massachusetts Tish and Game Protective Association
Massachusetts
Consignees
H. H. Kimball
Tremont Building
Tufts Cross Country Trials Name five runners for Maine Meet
The Tufts cross-country team holds a trial this afternoon to select the first five finishers who will represent the college in the October 14 race against the University of Maine over the Middlesex Fells course. The squad includes veterans Captain Phalen Fairbank R Atwater and H Atwater.
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Tufts
University of Maine
Middlesex
Phalen
Fairbank
R. Atwater
H. Atwater
Tony Ross Stops Harris In Third
Tony Ross, the heavyweight, defeated Harris in the third round at the National Sporting Club in New York. Harris was knocked down multiple times in the first three rounds and fought on before the referee stopped the bout.
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New York
Morris
Tony
Ross
National Sporting ‘Club Tonight
Harris
Wells KOs Donovan in fifth round bout in Toronto
English boxer Matt Wells knocked out Billy Donovan of Passaic New Jersey in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Toronto. Wells was never in trouble.
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Toronto
Ont
Matt Wells
Billy Donovan
Passaic
N. J
Wells
Yale Freshmen Top Varsity in 20 Minute Scrimmage
Yale freshmen hold the varsity to a single score in a 20 minute half. Anderson scores the only touchdown and the freshmen showcase strong passing and line play as Field suffers a dislocated shoulder but returns to drill ends.
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New Haven
Yale
Douglass
Bomeisler
Johnny Kilpatrick
Gallalaour
Walter Camp
Bomeister
McDevitt
Philbin
Syracuse
George Adee
Frank Butterworth
Frank Hinkey
Jack Field
Anderson
Varsity
Davis
Scully
Francis
Ketcham
Childs
Perry
Avery
Captain Howe
Spalding
Reilly
Park
Pendleton
York
Green
Arnold
Talbot
Martin
Loftus
Pompelli
Markle
Holstein Milk Favored For Nursing Mothers
At the Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society meeting in Boston last night Dr. B H Blodgett of Boston University Medical School stated that Holstein cow milk is better for nursing mothers than milk from Jersey or Guernsey cows. A discussion followed in the amphitheatre with several practitioners weighing the topic. Dr William Wesselhoeft of Boston University later spoke on the subject of Empyema.
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Massachusetts Homeopathic Med Society
Natural History
Boylston
Berkeley Street
8. H. Blodgett
Boston University Medical School
Jersey
Guernsey
William Wesselhoeft
Boston University
Protest Over Turkish Transport Kaiser in Suez Harbor
The Italian consul protested to the Suez canal governor against the Turkish transport Kaiser remaining in Port Said Harbor since September 30 alleging a neutrality breach in the canal.
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Canal
Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Kaiser
Mrs Laura A Chase Ties Knot with Henry J Dixon
Miss Laura A Chase daughter of Mrs William B Chase of 46 Magnolia Dorchester was married yesterday at St Paul s Church Roxbury to Henry J Dixon a young Boston attorney The ceremony was held in the morning and Bishop Anderson officiated The Hon James A McElaney served as best man with Miss Mary Roche as bridesmaid.
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Laura A. Chase
William B. Chase
Magnolia Street
Dorchester
St. Paul's Church of Roxbury
Henry J. Dixon
Boston
Bishop Anderson
James A. McElaney
Mary Roche
Miss Nowaday Wins Three-Year-Old Stake
The Brockton fair featured a three year old trotting stake won in straight heats by Miss Nowaday a Whitinsville horse. The event drew a large field with Susie Belle and other contenders competing in pace and trot heats.
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Miss Nowaday
Brockton Fair
Whitinsville
Susie Belle
Vom Herry
Flemington
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Rouse
S. Point Boy
Waterbury
Conn
Miss Overlook
Worcester
Charlie Miller
Professor Sphinx
Prince Louis
St. Stephen's
N. B
Johnny Medium
Montreal
Ethel Lynn
Blk. m
Lynn Belle
Tiowell
Ossarres
Cecerernes
Baron Sidnut
Russell
Emily Forest
Br. m
Ray
Krall
B. c
Milan
Peter Reed
C. S
Fox
Lady Tilly
B. mi
Bean
Bryan Ceetried
Cale Bec
Miss Arion
Burgess
Fred Fe
Italian steamer Bigagno sails to Tripoli with press corps aboard
The Italian steamer Bigagno departed Malta on October 5 carrying a group of newspaper correspondents bound for Tripoli. Landing rights await approval from the admiral, affecting their travel and reporting plans.
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Malta
Bigagno
Tripoli
Brockton Fair Features Star Athletes and Fast Times
A large field of top athletes competed in Brockton Fair events with standout sprints and distance races. J. M. Lawrence won the 44 yard dash, D. B. Young claimed the Plymouth County 100 yard title, and L. F. Bacon led the Plymouth County half mile. Open team relay honors went to the National Pastime A. C. Brockton.
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Brockton
Brockton Fair
J. M. Lawrence
Lawrence
W. Barry
Wakefield
Louis Hasentus
Needham
S. A. Barrett
Roxbury
Ho G. Armes
Springfield
J. Halpin
Su A. A
Worl
A. J. de Costa
Amherst
H. L. Pierce
E. Smith
Pea’ Body
A. B. Cummings
C. M. Cross
Providence
F. W. Kelly
Maynard
A. A. Junior
Norton
G. BH. Riley
Cumm
M.I. T
R. Cc
Harvard A. A
Young
Ideaos
Plymouth County
L. FE. Bacon
I’. J. O'Hara
Whitman
A. L. Ferranti
West Bridgewater
J. G. Silva
Chhelsea
G. P. Kimball
H. L. Maguire
North Attleboro
OR. C. Foster
G. A. Sullivan
Dr. Young
T. J. Halpin
Brookline Gym
A. A
H. Pree
J.halfenstein
Fr. Barrett
J. L. Green
A. C
A. H. Cole
0. Anderson
J. Thomas
Sim
C. B. Lawson
Dorchester
Jonun McPiernan
Milford
Teoin
E. Ll. Farrell
W. W.coe, Jr
B. A. A. Seratech
J. Am Drempos
Lowell
Lin
Sulk- van
Chapman
Gidney
G- M. Miller
Harvard
W. Nordstrom
Revere
A. Galatis
Lynn Cite
Italians in Switzerland protest call to reserve service
In Berne on October 6 thousands of Italians living in Switzerland were called to join the reserves. A large portion refused to go and meetings of protest were held. Some hundreds declare they will renounce their nationality to become Swiss subjects rather than serve.
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Berne
Switzerland
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Murphy
Tony Ross
Summer St
Biyvy*y
Jordan. Marsh. Company
ELI
Howe
Church
Holy Cross
Dixon—Chase
Rubenstein
Young Mae
Lasell
Cochato Maid
Ralston
King Ambit
Feroe
Moriarty
Broom
McGrath
Pace
Morse
John R. Gentry
Bershee Eee
Ae Ton Coube
Woodbury
Ie K
Bom
Bancroft Y Ewnder
Ethel
Ch Nm
Smith
CecNian Beck
Fym
Wikins
Trecelver
O'Neil
Wees Owe Mamie Sherwice Dik
Hieming
Dr Wilkes Bb
Sir James
Bh. G
Burpham
Shee
McEwen Belle
Thompson
Red R
Robida
Baden
B. S
Bingera
Rodney
Junie Mace
Gillies
Ey Cookee
Aberdeen
Bix
Carbanter
Keldar
Crowley
Bik. mi
Prescott
Rouses Point
Troville
Bik. m
Brusie
Huriie Miller
Estities
Chickering
Red W
Begf
Queen Direct
Pastos
Sadr Ahyde
Inham
Edward ‘T
Case
Postman
Bik H
Topham
Sphinx Ed G
Richardson
Buffles
Burkley
Nero Birchieat
Bog
Berry
Cere
Ralph Wietkich & Allan
Saees
Stanford
Gillies Tay Kay Vy
Lartbush
Billy Acton
Mes & G
Quinn
New England
Oak Hall
America
Oxford
Dent
Saeed Meds
Washington ST
Oak ‘Hall
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