Bicyclenotes and Met Wheelmen Topics in Local Racing
Harry Elkes splits with manager and buys full focus on racing with his father stepping in. Massachusetts L A W renominates Chief Consul Perkins as ballots loom. Jimmy Michael defeats Archie McEachern amid a disputed foul and a splintered rim evidence. Lexington two mile race seeks Minute Men cup for area clubs. Metropolitan Wheelmen plan half century ride and fall century event slated for Oct 21. Members urged to contact Joseph Mitchell.
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Harry Elkes
Glens Falls
W. A. Elkes
Pop
Harry
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Perkins
Jimmy Michael
Archie McEachern
Baltimore
Mac
Crooks and Sherer
Michael
Lexington
Old Lexington
Bedford
Woburn
Winchester
Medford
Arlington
Waltham
Lincoln
Concord
L. G. Trott
Washington Street
Metropolitan
Brockton
Shoe City
W. S
Ellis
Metropolitans
A. J.C
Joseph T. Mitchell
State Street
Allston Golf Club Tournament Attracts Harvard Players
Allston, Oct. 8. The entry list for the Allston Golf Club event closes tonight and Harvard men are expected to dominate. Harry Hollins, the inter scholastic champion, joins many students in a field that may challenge local players. The first sixteen qualify for the Allston cup, the next sixteen for the consolation. Matches proceed 18 holes, with 36 in the finals.
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Allston
Allston Golf Club
Harvard
Harry Hollins
Newton Golfers Play Tie Game On Cobb Cup Series
In Newton on October 8 at the Newton Centre Golf Club the Newton Centre and Newton Golf Club faced off in a Cobb cup return match. Each of ten players per side competed under the Tuxedo system and the affair ended level with five points for each side.
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Newton Golfers
Newton
Newton Centre
Newton Golf Club
Ashland Stake and Walnut Hill Cup Races Amid Wet Conditions
Lexington report notes miserable track from Sunday rain and cold. Charley Herr dominates the Ashland 2:14 trotters, Neeretta second, Pilatus third as Lawson's Boralma withdraws. Walnut Hill Cup winner Chain Shot in straight heats after losing first to Chestnut King. Aggie Medium and Frank Creamer follow. Times for both events listed. multiple entries reflect a fair contest for second.
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Lexington
Ashland
Charley Herr
Lawson
Boralma
Neeretta
Pilatus
Wisconsin
Chestnut King
Aggie
Frank Creamer
Br. H
Alfred
Ceregley
Brooks
Ch. H
Hussey
Red Heart
Cvnces
Ess
Peer
Ares
Marin Aggie
B. m
Kelly
Arthur
Grace Onward
Macey
Maggita Anderson
Vanderbilt's Jockey McJoynt Engaged for France Ride
William K. Van derbilt at Morris Park hires Jockey McJoynt to ride his horses in France. Salary not public but likely at least ten thousand dollars yearly, given the need to move to France. McJoynt has ridden here for Wyndham Walden.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Morris Park
McJoynt
France
Wyndham Walden
National League Allocates 1901 Player Reservations
President N E Young lists 1901 season reservations by club Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Pittsburg St Louis with dozens of names for each, plus transfers and suspensions among American and National leagues. Highlights include Boston C A Nichols W Willis Hugh Duffy and Fred Tenney among Boston selections and wide rosters across major clubs.
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Washington
N. E. Young
National League
Boston
C. A. Nichols
W. @. Willis
William Dineen
E. M. Lewis
C. E. Pittenger
H. Batley
John Barry
C. Stahl
John Freeman
Hugh Duffy
W. R. Hamilton
W. J. Clarke
William Sullivan
John Clements
Fred Tenney
R. le Lowe
Herman Long
James Collins
Brooklyn
Joseph Kelley
Thomas P. Daly
H. Howell
W. H. Keeler
Joseph McGinnity
J. Anderson
F. Gatens
Joseph Yeager
J. Hughes
L. N. Cross
E. Demontreville
H. Jennings
W. Kennedy
J. T. McGuirre
W. E. Donovan
CG. J. Harris
Joseph Corbett
J. MeJames
W. F. Dahlen
C. A. Farrell
FP. A. Jones
F. Ht. Kitson
J. T. Sheckard
D. L. Fultz
M. Steelman
E. Dowd
Alex. Smith
Thomas F. McCarthy
Chicago
T. C. Donahue
F. L. Chance
A. Y P. Nichols
Charles Dexter
Clark C. Griffith
James J. Callahan
John Taylor
John Menefee
Virgil Garvin
E. Cunningham
EB. K. Harvey
John Ganzel
L. Childs
W. J. McCormick
W. J. Bradley
James Ryan
Sam Mertes
Dan Green
John A. McCarthy
W. M. Thornton
W. A. Lange
Cincinnati
Frank Hahn
Edward Scott
W. Peitz
J. V P. Beckley
Robert Wood
T. W. Corcoran
W. C. Phillips
Samuel Crawford
L. P. Geier
George H. Magoon
Mike Kahoe
J. Newton
Henry Steinfeldt
Charles E. Orwin
Elmer Smith
James FE. Barrett
Theo Breitenstein
A. G. McBride
T. F. Hartzell
Richard Brown
New York
William Gleason
Charles Gettig
John J. Doyle
J. J. Warner
C. Fpf
Foster
C. BE. van Haltren
William Joyce
W. B. Mercer
Albert Selbach
C. Hickman
L. H. Taylor
M. W. Grady
George 8. Davis
E. R. Doheny
W. M. Carrick
J. B. Seymour
Amos Ruste
Huyter Westervelt
KE. BE
Frank I. Donohue
William H. Bernard
Albert Orth
J. Dunn
F. Jacklitsch
Sam Thompson
R. @. Becker
Pierce Charles
Pittsburg
John Chesbro
Samuel Leever
Jesse Tannehill
Charles L. Zimmer
William Sehriver
Claude Ritchey
Thomas W. Yeach
John Wagner
Thomas TL. MecCreery
Charles Doyle
Charles Phillippe
G. BE. Waddell
John E Connor
Thomas O'Brien
W. F. Ely
James Z. Williams
H. Beaumont
Fred C. Clarke
ST. Louvis
J. J. McGraw
W. Robinson
TL. Criger
D. T. Young
J. Powell
J. P. Jones
Ww. Keister
R. J. Wallace
TD. McGann
J. ©. Burkett
J. M. Heidrick
P. J. Donovan
Sam Strang
J. Kling
T. Hughes
M. W. Eason
FE. Hetmerl
Ry Boston
Pat Dougherty
J. Connor
Bridgeport
Ry Cincinnatis
A. Davis
Minneapolis
William Conroy
Milwaukee
J. G. Dobbs
Utlea
Hoke Ferris
Norwich
Frank Morton
New London
Frve Becker
Toledo
Charles Buelow
Cleveland
Pittsboro Wins Doubleheader In Cleveland Streak
In St Louis action Pittsboro dominated the first game with Waddell pitching superbly and solid support, then struggled in the second as Cincinnati Chicago games produced a high error count and blunders. Attendance reached 1300 as both games showed varied offensive outputs and defensive miscues.
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ST. Louis
Pittsboro
Waddell
Ber
Phillips
Cincinnati
Chicago
Donahue
Steinfeldt
Green
Cman
Parrett
Corcoran
McCormick
Hartzell
Barrett
Biarrett
Heeckley
Strang
Ganzel
Beckley
Philips
Dexter
Turyior
O’day
Chicago Doubleheader Sours Season as Reds Sweep
Chicago hosted Cincinnati in a closing doubleheader, the Reds taking both games and the series by 11 to 9. Rank errors marred the action with ten noted in the box score as the visitors secured the win.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Swamp Root Endorsed by Lynn Official in Cure Claim
Lynn alms house superintendent Isaiah Pinkham, a 64 year old Free Baptist, recounts wartime capture and 37 year kidney pain until Swamp Root relief. He credits one bottle with a complete, lasting cure and urges public use. Also cites S R Chandler of Melrose praising liver relief and overall health gains after using Swamp Root.
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Isaiah Pinkham
Lynn Alms House
Free Baptist Church
Pinkham
Fourteenth Maine Volunteer Infantry
Baton Rouge
Dr. Kilmer
Kilmer
S. R. Chandler
Howard Street
Melrose
Emerson Piano Company
Boston
Chandler
Well Known Business Man Finds Relief From Pain
John P. James of 21 Sudbury Street, Middlesex Meat Company, says long hours standing caused back and kidney pain. He credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with quick relief and calls it a tonic. An editorial note offers a free sample and a kidney and bladder booklet from Dr Kilmer & Co.
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John P. James
Sudbury Street
Middlesex Meat Company
Mr. James
Boston Post
Aliso
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
O'Brien Stops Kearns After a Brutal Hartford Bout
Reported by observers at the Nutmeg Athletic Club in Hartford the O'Brien Kearns bout is hailed as one of the most vicious and exciting seen there. After seventeen even rounds O'Brien landed the decisive blow in the following round winning the money. Kearns, though defeated, showed no disgrace and is likely to seek a rematch. Patsey Sweeney is in excellent condition and noted in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O’brien
Tim Kearns
Hartford
Nutmeg Athletic Club
O’brien
Kearns
Boxing sport notes from Medford and New York gossip
The column reviews a twenty round bout idea Sweeney versus Kearns and shares boxing buzz from Pat Rogers in New York including Corbett McCoy insights. Local Medford Athletic Club fights, open matches for lightweights and inquiries for John O’Brien Tim Kearns history, and Oscar Gardner match talks at Kirtland Club are reported with audience interest and venue notes.
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Sweeney
Kearns
Loston
Pat Rogers
New York
Corbett-McCoy
Pat
John L. Sullivan
Ed Hughes
Allie Edwards
Somerville
Medford
Medford Athletic Club
Kid Rogers
Benton
Boston
Bur
John Piening
Butcher Boy
G. W
Jack O’brien
Tim Kearns
Billy Mcfarland
Billy Ryan
Stockton
Cal
James Constantine
Kid Davis
Young Darrell
George Wilson
Biddeford
Vardon to play in go hole exhibition at Fall River links
Harry Vardon is secured for a go-hole exhibition at the Fall River Golf Club in Somerset Junction on October 20 with opponents to be selected later. Beggs & Cobb of Woburn seek tug of war matches within five miles of the city for cash prizes between 25 and 100 dollars, directed to captain James McGaffigan, 25 Arlington Street, Woburn. Bowling teams from Cobb Hersey & Co and H E Cobb & Co will compete this season for a prize in a series of matches, with Dean and Small ending the Cobb Hersey & Co team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vardon
Fall River
Somerset Junction
Beggs & Cobb
Woburn
James MecGaffigan
Arlington Street
Emloyees
Cobb, Hersey & Co
H. E. Cobb & Co
Dean and Small
Dartmouth Republicans Form Permanent Organization
Dartmouth College Republicans in Hanover NH held an enthusiastic meeting with about 200 students. A permanent organization was established with officers including President J I Colby Vice Presidents Irving J French and C H Cox Secretary H W Hall Treasurer E F Clark and an executive committee comprising J R Colby B H Owen A J Irving W C Hill G M Howes and C F Luce.
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