Lipton and Men Toast Columbia in Post Race Cheer
New York Oct 11 Captain Sycamore and the Shamrock II crew worked with renewed vigor in the Erie Basin as they lay up the yacht. Sir Thomas toasted the Columbia crew led by Captain Barr and praised their fair racing and American pride, while Jameson apologized for the loss and accepted the day as flukier than the Test race.
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New York
Sycamore
Erie Basin
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Columbia
Barr
Colum
Mr. Jameson
Cresceus Sets Record Trot For Charity in Toledo
Cresceus gave an exhibition trot for charity in Toledo on October 11 and lowered the world record on a half mile track to 2 minutes. He also covered a mile to wagon in 2 minutes 12 seconds.
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Toledo
Cresceus
Lawson Horse Wins Futurity at Lexington
Thomas W. Lawson's Oxford Boy won the two year old trotting futurity after a hard struggle with Grace Eldred. The pace was swift and only two left after the third heat. Oxford Boy took first, with Grace Eldred second in multiple heats and the deciding heat clocked at 2:20. Aububon Boy won the $2000 Wilson stake in straight heats with a 2:07 38-4 and 2:08 1-2 times.
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Lexington
Thomas W. Lawson
Oxford
Grace Eldred
Charles Marvin
Red Clute
Oxford Bay
Perero
Oxford Boy
Audubon Boy
Galbheter
Willie Glenn
Danerry B. G
Canenad Wilkes
Wil A
Harvard Faces Columbia In Desperate Soldiers Field Showdown
Harvard meets Columbia at Soldiers Field in a hard game as Columbia appears stronger than in years while Harvard, though improved, trails its usual form. Injuries plague the Crimson with 15 sidelined including Baldwin and Randolph, while Robers battles Barnard in a spirited scrub versus varsity clash.
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Harvard
Columbia
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Amherst
Cambridge
New York Collegians
Riggs
Cutts
Robinson
Matthews
Baldwin
Lawrence
Randolph
Ee Columbia
Campbell
Ee Ners Graydon
Lewience
Irvine Riggs
Shaw Sargent
Bruce Barnard
Ache Randolph
Blagden
Tr T
Smythe Burgess
Clark
E. Ny
Marshall
Desrees
Putnam
Derby
Renan
Ristine
Swann
Weekes Mittin
Meier
F. B
Dougherty
Verrein
Devens
Knowles
Mill
Jones
Daly
Rainsford
Sugden
Breen
Hale
Bowditch
McGrew
Eaton
Kernan
Zeus Roberts
Barnard
Roberts
Mechanic Arts Remains Undefeated Over Quincy High
In a hard fought game at Charles River Park Mechanic Arts High defeated Quincy High by five to none. The only touchdown came on an 80 yard kickoff return by Kelley in the second half and the contest stayed close throughout.
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Charles River Park
Mechanic Arts High
Quincy High
Kelley
Mechanic Arts and Volkmann Tie At AL Grounds
Mechanic Arts High and Volkmann met yesterday at the American League grounds. After 20 minutes of play the game ended in a 5 to 5 draw. Notable players included Briggs Denny and Powers for Volkmann and Connolly Hamilton and Polsey for Mechanic Arts.
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Mechanic Arts High
Volkmann
Briggs
Denny
Powers
Connolly
Hamilton
Polsey
Mechanic Arts
Columbia Faces Harvard In Seasonal Opener At Soldiers Field
Columbia seeks entry into the big five by beating Harvard at Soldiers Field while Harvard aims to improve on recent Amherst results. Brown faces Pennsylvania in Philadelphia as Brown’s disappointing season continues. Herald Weeks of Columbia looms as a key threat for a scoring chance.
Multiple College and High School Football Pairings Listed
A list of scheduled games includes Harvard at Cambridge against Columbia, Yale at Annapolis against Annapolis, Princeton at Princeton against Lehigh, Penn at Philadelphia against Brown, Cornell at Ithaca against Union, Carlisle at Williamsport against Bucknell, West Point at West Point against Trinity, Virginia at Charlottesville against Gallaudet, Dartmouth at Hanover against Tufts, MIT at Amherst against Amherst, Colby at Orono against Maine, Exeter against Harvard freshmen at Exeter, ae against Franklin and Marshall at Hav erford, Penn State College at Bethlehem against Burlingame A C, Wesleyan at Middletown against Amherst Aggies, Georgetown at Annapolis against St Johns Military College, Boston College at Lewiston against Bates, Mechanics Arts High at Quincy against Quincy High, Dedham High at Ded ham against Weymouth High, Dorchester High at Brighton against Brighton, Boston Latin at Natick against Natick Roxbury Latin against Thayer Academy at South Braintree, Somerville against Groton School at Groton, South Boston High against Criterion A C at Locust Street, Peninsula A A versus Emmet A C at Columbus Avenue playground, Brookline High against Pomfret School at Pomfret Connecticut.
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Harvard
Columbia
Cambridge
Yale
Annapolis
Princeton
Lehigh
University of Pennsylvania
Brown
Philadelphia
Cornell
Union
Ithaca
Carlisle
Bucknell
Williamsport
West Point
Trinity
University of Virginia
Gallaudet
Charlottesville
Dartmouth
Tufts
Hanover
Amherst
Colby
University of Maine
Orono
Exeter
Franklin & Marshall
Haverford
Pennsylvania State College
Burlingame A. C
Bethlehem
Penn
Wesleyan
Amherst Aggies
Middletown
Georgetown
St. John's Military College
Boston College
Bates
Lewiston
Mechanic Arts High
Quincy High
Quincy
Dedham High
Weymouth High
Dedham
Dorchester High
Brighton High
Brighton
Boston Latin
Natick High
Natick
Roxbury
Latin Va
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
Somerville Va
Groton School
Groton
South Boston High
Criterion A. C
Peninsula A. A
Emmet
A. C
Columbus Avenue
Brookline Hiva
Pomfret
Conn
Hoosier Boxer McCoy Arrives in Poston After England Trip
Boston sports fans greeted the Hoosier boxer McCoy upon arrival in Poston from England. He appeared larger and more prosperous, carrying evidence of recent success backing horses in England, and was accompanied by London businessman Louis Parker.
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Boston
McCoy
Poston
England
Louis Parker
London
Eng
McCoy plans California match after England trip
McCoy returns to the United States via Buffalo and Saratoga to pursue a $10,000 match with the winner of the Jeffries Ruhlin contest in California. He notes American boxing influence abroad and reports on English racing rules while detailing boxing prospects and league plans. Officers and prize structures are set for the league season ending mid November.
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McCoy
Buffalo
Saratoga
California
Parker
England
Jack’ O’brien
Bettween O'Brien
O'Brien
Hecker and Herron Reach Women's Amateur Final
In a Baltusrol Golf Club finish, Genevieve Hecker of Essex County CC and Miss Herron of Cincinnati CC advance to the final round to decide the national women’s amateur championship. Herron defeats Miss Curtis 3 up 2 to play, while Hecker eliminates Mrs. Manice 2 up 1 to play.
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County Country Club
Orange
N. J
Missy Herron
Cincinnati
Sg Hecker
Miss Herron
Er Brillant
Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Manchester
Mass
Miss Hecker
J. A. Manice
Lenox
Baltusrol Golf Club
Massachusetts
Miss Curtis
Miss Herren
Morris County
Elsie Cassatt
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Porter
Boston
Ethel Burnett
Hurlburt
Hunnewell Wins Longwood Handicap Tennis Match
Miss Margaret Hunnewell, former Longwood singles champion, defeats Miss Marion Jones in three sets in the handicap singles first round. Jones had beaten Hunnewell earlier in the week in the main event. Hunnewell then progressed to the next rounds while Jones paired with Seaver to win the mixed doubles.
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Margaret Hunnewell
Longwood
Marion Jones Esterday
Miss Jones
Miss Hunnewell
Philadelphia
Hunnewell
Miss Stockton
Mr. Horton
Miss Whitney
Mr. Seaver
Seaver
Miss Nichols
Iss Whitner
EB. Stockton
Sears
Mies Jones
Miss Whiteside
Miss Endicott
Miss Wendell
Miss Sherwin
Miss Brooks
Miss Coolidge
Miss Moseley
Miss Fenno
Miss Bazeley
Miss Lawrence
Miss Verdi
Miss Beebe
Englishman bets $2000 on beating Kid McCoy
Louis Parker accompanies Kid McCoy and offers to stake $2,000 or more to prove a pugilist can defeat McCoy. Parker calls McCoy an absolute marvel and believes no man can hit him. McCoy declines to discuss his domestic affairs, saying it concerns no one but himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Parker
McCoy
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Charlestown Wheelmen Plan Open Half Century Ride
The Charlestown Wheelmen announce a postposed open half century to South Acton and return with depart times from Hancock Square at 9 10 and 11 a m. The Mets annual ride starts after 8 a m finish by 7 p m at 9 East Brookline street.
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Charlestown
Acton
Hancock Square
Porter
Walker Street
Chelsea Cycle Club
Charles Schultz
William B. Corbett
A. B. Leigh
Mets
South Acton
East Brookline Street
Suffolk Cycle Club
Providence
Uth
Same Teams in Amateur League Names Massachusetts Clubs
The Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at the BK A A club house with all clubs represented. President Warren M Hill chaired and George G Littlefield acted as secretary in place of James B Reynolds. The league will include Charlestown 999th Calumet Dudley Old Dorchester Arlington Boat Club Newton Newtown and the Commercial Club of Brockton. A petition from Jamaica Club of Jamaica Plain was tabled as the 10 clubs planned to be represented this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren M. Hill
F. L. Crocker
G. S. Littlefield
L. W.l4arston
George Linder
J. Carr
Chelsea
KE. W. Presho
Co. c. Calawell
J. H. Parker
A. M. Wheeler
Amateur Bowling League of
Massachusetts
BK. A. A
James B. Reynolds
George 9. Littlefield
B. A
Charlestown
Long Morris Park Steeplechase Set With 12 to 15 Runners
The champion steeplechase at Morris Park tomorrow features a 3.5 mile course with hedge and bank obstacles. About $12 000 is on the line with private contributions totaling $6000. 50 nominations closed August 15. Notable withdrawals include Dr Catlett The Cad Sackett The Bachelor and Bullingdon. expected starters listed among horses such as Zinziber Chiltree Jessie F Cock Robin Trillion Charawind Checremite and Wood Pigeon.
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New York
Morris Park
Mr. Cott
Dr. Catlett
Mr. Smith
Cad
Sackett
Mr. Hitchcock
Bullingdon
Chambler
Chiltree
Jessie F
Mr. Hayes
Cock Robin
Trillion
Mr. Beard
Charagrace
Mr. Bell
Sir Hubert
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Shoe Department
Brockton Shoe
Adler
Lipton
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Gresgeus
Fine Racing
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Danbury, Conn
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Lawson
Graydon
R. T
Fox Riggs
Hovey
Caliber
Grew Bargent
Roberts Barnard
O'Connell Randolph
Laweonew
Frost
Overson
Motley
Hutchinson Matthews
A. Wees
Q. B
Parker Putnam
Greenough Ristine
Mechanic Arts H
U. of P
Peason
Whalen
United States
Pennsylvania
U. of P.lacutty
Herald
Roxbury High
Roxbury Latin
Franklin Field
Atlantic A. A
Fort Banks
North End Park
P. B. Ale
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Chickering
M’coy
Mrs. Manice
Kid McCoy
Hargedon & Lynch
Hanovar St
Blackstone
Chamberlain
Washington St
Boyleton Bt
Hoto
Calypso
Columbia Yacht Club
Chewink
Yacht Racing Association
Marion
Early Dawn
Tremont St
Drrusi
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