Franklin Park Trotting Meet Delivers Close Finishes
Franklin Park hosted a strong turnout for an afternoon of pacing and trotting with two unfinished 2:26 and 2:22 races. Maggie T led a reshuffled lineup as Allie Trout drove in place of Pope, while Stanley seized the 2:26 honors, and Maggie T edged Longford by a nose in the 2:22. Henry H dominated the 2:20 pace and trot with multiple heats, and R D F won the 2:24 class in a tight stretch duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Park
Stanley
Maggie T
Allie Trout
Pope
Trout
Henry H
Hulda B
Almont Maid
Cephas
Sanley
Bowen
B.g
D. Honekee
Ea Cephas
B. G
J. Cheney
Wi. N
J.W. Howe
Thomas A. Doyle
F. Wilson
Dim Graham
M. Demarcat
Horse Race Results From Guttenberg Track Gloucester NJ
Today’s races produced six events with Poly dora and Wrestler scoring victories in sprints. Double Cross and Balance earned seconds and thirds as bets favored fast times and close finishes at durations around 1:02 to 1:44 for the longer laps.
Gloucester Race Day Results and Entries
Special to the Post from Gloucester New Jersey recaps today’s six race card with results and betting. Winners include Alarmer Neo damia Lucre Judge Post Lost Star Vul Pina with Vulpina favored. tomorrow’s entries list two dozen names across six races headed by Lamar Pod ga King Alto Sandstone Forest and Forest. Rob Roy’s selections name Patrick Nelle B Clinkumbell Wilson Taylor Levelier Stalactite King Idle Silence Genevieve Minnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glovucester
N. J
Alarmer
Macauley
Blizzard
Tribe
Michigan
Ham
Neodamia
Kieme
la Galatea
Lucre
Kitchen
Honestom
Sale
Bob Arthur
Judge Post
Retter
Captain Brown
Drizzle
Burrill
Tod
Lost Star
Riley
Riehal
St. Patrick
Ruby
Casey
Vulpina
Podga
Freeland
Lorraine
Clinkambell
Sister Louise
Rochelle
Wilson Tayor
King Alto
Stactite
Levelier
Surplus
Nubian
Mart
Pestilence
Simaritan
Mayor B
van Wart
Florence
Dalesman
Carroll Rein
Jim Dunn
Arizona
Silence
Queen d’ Or
la Cigale
Forest
Mute
Cloverdale
Prohibition
Hemlex
Van_ S
Poor Jonathan
Latinus
Bias
John Atwood
Mary D
Minnora
Goldstep
Genevieve
Rob Roy
Patrick
Nelle B
Clinkumbell
Wilson Taylor
Milian
King Idle
Post's selections yield strong bets at weekend races
The Post notes strong selections yesterday with glistening forms from the wharf contingent led by Bussanio and a Gut course slate featuring St Johnsbury stable horses owned by Ham Brock. Gloucester bettors brace for a traditional plunge on Saturday while Experience beat Badge in opening prices and drew attention from bettors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussanio
St. Johnsbury
Ham Brock
Boston
Eugene Leigh
Gloucester
Post
Badge
Fast Work At Nashville Race Results Update
Stake races in Nashville report five heats among the fastest trotting heats on record. Greenleaf won the 2:19 class with Nightingale second Martha Wilkes third. Consolation for two-year-olds went to Margrave with The Conqueror second and Wistful third. Three-year-old pacers saw Divan win Blue Hat second Phyllis Wilkes third. Best times noted include 2:10 for the main class and 2:14% for Belle Sawing and Globe trotting a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Greenleaf
Nightingale
Martha Wilkes
Margrave
the Conqueror
Wistful
Deneve
Verkoda
Ype
Divan
Blue Hat
Phyllis Wilkes
Belle Sawing and
Globe
Lexington Races Result Card Oct 20
In Lexington Ky results for five races Laura Doxey won the first at 1 44 with Alary second and First Kiss third. Tee Mike took the second in 1 15 with Reputation and Interior following. Auna led the third at 1 12 and Senorita was runner up over Bob L. In the fourth Adora won at 58 seconds with Clara Belle and Harry Eyes placing. Mattie Kinney won the fifth in 57 seconds with Donizette and Hesperia second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Laura Doxey
Alary
Kiss
Tee Mike
Reputation
Interior
Auna
Senorita
Bob L
Adora
Clara Belle
Harry Eyes
Mattie Kinney
Donizette
Hesperia
Trotting Heats Dominate Elm City Driving Park Meet
About a thousand spectators witnessed day one at Elm City driving park in New Haven for the special meeting trotting events. The 2:27 class purse 300 drew six starters with Lucky Baldwin taking first aboard Billy G. owned by A Fowler of New York. C E Swan of Derby Conn. placed second and G W Haight of Waterbury Conn. took third. Best time 2:25 set by Billy G. The 2:40 class purse 200 featured the remaining event on today’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Elm City
Race results note second heat winner named Eddie C
Time 2.32 percent marked. the event was won by Trixie a. b. r. owned by Charles Cooke of Centerville Conn. Lobdell b. g. owned by G. W Haight of Waterbury placed third. P Manee of New York owned a horse in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie C
P. Manee
New York
Trixie
B. R
Charles Cooke
Centerville
Conn
Lobdell
B. G
G. W Haight
Waterbury
Third
Thoroughbred Race Results from Washington Track
First race six and a half furlongs Lyceum Arab Key West Time 1 21 and half seconds Second race five and a half furlongs Marshall Orphan Courtship Time 1 08 Percent Third race one mile and a sixteenth Gloaming Mary Stone Versatile Time 1 48 and percent Fourth race one mile Vardee Speculation Tom Tough Time 1 48 Fifth race six furlongs The Fop Ada Blue Lady Allen Time 1 38
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurremene
N. J
Polydora
Martin
Duke John
Flynn
Flatlands
Barrett
Wrestler
Morris
Sir George
May D
Jones
Double Cross
Mc Dermott
Hazelhurst
Balbriggan
Doane
Turd
Tune
Griffin
Badge
Rancocas
Me Ermott
Hve Furongs
Itkens
Ondawa
Brooke
Leigh
Snedeker
John Winkle
Washington
Lyceum
Key West
Marshall
Orphan
Courtship
Mary Stone
Versatile
Vardee
Speculation
Tom Tough
Ada Blue
Lady Allen
M Auliffe to Star on Stage After Ring Career
New York, Oct. 20 Jim Corbett and John L Sullivan excel as actors Jack McAuliffe the world lightweight champion joins the stage with A Y Pearson writer of Fire Patrol and White Squadron Pearson offers about three hundred dollars a week McAuliffe signs a three year contract at Taylor's Exchange insisting on non tragedy roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Jack McAuliffe
Jack
A. Y. Pearson
Broadway
McAuliiffe
Mr. Pearson
Taylor’s Exchange
Twenty-eighth Street
McAuliffe
Palisade Club Rumor Aims at New Jersey Arena
Rumor speaks of a new rival athletic club in New Jersey to challenge Coney Island and Olympic clubs. Palisade Club would rise at Eldorado's site with $25,000 from four backers including McLaughlin Wabaum Carr and Cruzins. They would seek stockbuyers from Guttenberg residents and may pursue Fitsimmons Hall and Corbett fights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Coney Island
Eldorado
Palisade Club
Huson County
Guttenberg
Big Four
McLaughlin
Ross Wabaum
John Carr
Nick Cruzins
Paliside
Fitsimmons Hall
Corbett
A G Boxing Show At Trimount Club South Boston
Young Heenan meets Frank O'Brien in a three round bout for a gold watch while Johnny Driscoll faces Rear don and Ahearn Corrigan pairings headline the Trimount Athletic Club event in Clan Na Gael Hall South Boston. Seven 105 lb entries five 115 lb and four 125 lb open class fighters compete as Dan Donnelly Powers and others appear. Tickets sold by J P McShane at 228 Broadway or at 343 Broadway club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Heenan
Tommy Connelly
Frank O’brien
Charlstown
Johnny Driscoll
Reardon
Ahearn
Corrigan
Dan Donnelly
Tom Powers
Trimount Athletic Club
Clan-Na-Gael
D Street
J. P. McShane
Broadway
South Boston
Boxing Gossip and Local Club News From Boston
Harry Morrissey seeks a 140 pound opponent for an unknown welterweight from Bat Mullins of London. Mike Daly in Georgia trains for a crack lightweights bout, Billy Meyers favored. Peter Jackson wired acceptance to fight Corbett in a $25,900 purse. Jackson to arrive to finalize terms if Corbett agrees. Back Bay athletic club preparing for Nov 11 meeting with strong contests. Tim McCarthy runs large fisth class and will move to Cribb Club quarters at 34 Essex Street above the pool room and Mariet Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morrissey
Rossmore Hotel
New England
Patsey Kerrigan
Bat Mullins
London
Eng
Mike Daly
Bangor
Georgia
Fineettte
Billy Meyers
Peter Jackson
Coney Island
Corbett
Jackson
Back Bay
Tim McCarthy
New Cribb Club
Essex Street
Pool Room
Mariet Club
Man Pleas Arise After Prize Fight Death Indictment
Jack Davis, the pugilist, indicted for manslaughter after a fight at the Athletic Club left his opponent dead twenty-four hours later. The bill against Conley, the Ithaca giant, other seconds and club members was ignored. Mickey Finn received three months in the workhouse for vagrancy. Judge Dubose ruled all professional pugilists are vagrants.
Jackson Agrees To 10 Round Fight With Corbett
Peter Jackson has agreed to fight James Corbett at the Coney Island Athletic Club. The day before, Warren Lewis left London with a cable offer of a $25,000 purse to meet Corbett. Judge Sutherland wired approval, and Jackson declared the offer satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jackson
Corbett
Coney Island Athletic Club
Warren Lewis
London
Sutherland
Jackson
Lewis
Boston Wins Near Championship Push in Afternoon Game
Bos ton fans eager for a third straight win as two of five games for the title already secured. Stivetts pitches to fool Cleveland while Cyrus Young leads the Spiders. 3 o clock start at South End grounds. Strong play in Cleveland games boosts Boston’s chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
South End
Stivetts
Clevelands
Spiders
Cyrus Young
Backwoodsville
Cleveland
Boston
Boston and Cleveland base ball stars at Tremont Theatre
The Boston and Cleveland champion players will attend a Tremont Theatre evening hosted by E. Q. Cordner of the Henry Mapleson Opera Company. The event follows the rival teams contending for the champion Bill and may feature the performance of Fadette. Cordner, a former baseball man with Washington and Minneapolis, knows Nick Young, President Soden, Director Conant and other ball figures. All guests will be well looked after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Tremont Theatre
E. Q. Cordner
Henry Mapleson Opera Company
Bill
Cordner
Washington
Minneapolis
Nick Young
Soden
Conant
Wall
Change In The Harvard Eleven Brice At Centre
A remarkable change yesterday moved Lewis from centre to left tackle and Brice to centre for the first against Russell. Lewis impressed at new spot while Brice’s future as varsity centre seems unlikely. Mason Upton Tukey restocked at tackle. Injuries thin the centre pool with Acton Waters Collimore out. Bond filled in. Highlands promoted to first eleven with Mackie, Foster shifting, Emmons replaced by Foster, Trafford coaching, Lee on two long end runs.
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Harvard
Lewis
Brice
Russell
Mason
Upton
Tukey
Acton
Waters
Collimore
Bond
Hns
Highlands
Mackie
Foster
Emmons
Trafford
Lee
New York Yacht Club Adjourns on America's Cup Question
An adjourned meeting of the New York Yacht Club committee convened at Captain Stephen Pea body’s office to discuss Lord Dunraven’s challenge for the America's cup. General Charles Paine chaired with Ex-Vice Commodore L A Fish A Cass Canfield and ex-Commodore James D Smith present. A secrecy pledge prevailed as a sub committee was formed to finalize the results. The group declined to reveal whether a race would occur. The session ended at 3 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Stephen Peabody
Broadway
Charles Paine
L. A. Fish
A. Cass Canfield
James D. Smith
Fifty pedal pushers dine at Massachusetts Bicycle Club meet
Fifty members gathered at the Clarendon Hotel for a dinner and to discuss club room options. A bylaws report was read, proposed amendments were enacted changing the annual meeting to February and scheduling monthly meetings on the first Tuesday. No action on club rooms was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Clarendon Hotel
Bay State Social and Athletic Club Formed
About twenty five young men gathered at 31 Way Street to organize the Bay State Social and Athletic Club for promoting indoor athletic games. The first regular meeting is Friday evening Oct 28 with officers to be appointed. Prospective members may send name and address to M H Collins acting secretary 31 Way Street. Membership limited to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Street
Bay State Social and Athletic Club
M. H. Collins
Hunting Contest Brings Maine’s Wild Game to Town
In Sxownecan Maine on October 20 a game hunting contest featured sixteen leading citizens per side. The losing group pays for a banquet at Hotel Hezelton that night after over two hundred animals were gathered. Birds were included but moose caribou and bear were excluded. forty guests attended the grand banquet at Hotel Mezelten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxownecan
Hotel Hezelton
Maine
Hotel Mezelten
Wren to Run Ten Miles for Manhattan Club
John Wren is set to run ten miles for the Manhattan Athletic Club in the AAU ten mile championship tomorrow. He left for the metropolis yesterday at three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wren
Manhattan Athletic Club
Metropolis
Iron Hall meets in Tremont Temple adjourned session
The Order of Iron Hall will convene in an adjourned session at Tremont Temple this morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Iron Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston Day by Day Death of Sarah O'Toole in Roxbury
Sarah O'Toole aged 20 was found dead in her room at Louis Kilterborn's Cedar street Roxbury home yesterday morning. Authorities believe she died from gas inhalation, suspected suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah O'Toole
Louis Kilterborn
Cedar Street
Roxbury
Unknown woman found dead in Oswego Street room
An unknown woman who rented a room at No 9 Oswego street was found dead in her bed yesterday morning. She was slight, light complexioned, about 55. Death appeared natural. The body lies at City Hospital morgue. In court Greenshaw sues Perkins for 2224.90. Perkins says he owes nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Street
City Hospital
Supreme Court
William G. Greenshaw
Walter H. Perkins
Perkins
Greenshaw
Gas Light Association Holds 20th Banquet at Vendome
The American Gas Light Association conducted its twentieth annual banquet at the Vendome last night. A morning business meeting in Pierce Hall featured papers read on various aspects of the gas question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Gas Light Association
Vendome
Pierce Hall
Vanderbilt Yacht Alva Captain Appeals License Suspension
Captain Morrison of Vanderbilt's yacht Alva appeals a steamboat inspectors decision suspending his license after the collision that sank the vessel. The appeal challenges the findings leading to the license suspension and seeks restoration or reversal of the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Vanderbilt
Alva
Dispute Between City Printers Over Wages For Women
Women compositors at Rockwell & Churchill support the Typographical Union push for uniform city printing rates. Wright & Potter’s workers urged a declaration against the union but Rockwell and Churchill’s women reply that they are capable to do the work and deserve the highest wages obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell & Churchill
Wright & Potter Company
Typographical Union
Cholera Decimates Noble Loubenski Family At Sea
Opgessa reports Count Loubenski and his daughter died of cholera while sailing from Hamburg to Libau. The Countess, upon learning of their deaths, killed herself with poison. The family had spent the summer at Ostend in Belgium and the Countess had returned home a week earlier than her husband and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OpgEssa
Loubenski
Ostend
Belgium
Zavbounovo
Hamburg
Libau
Missionary Meeting At South Congregational Church
A mission meeting under the National Council of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches will be held at the South Congregational Church Sunday evening. Speakers include Dr. Stebbins of San Francisco and bishops Forbush Moorhouse from the Western and Middle States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Unitarian
Christian Churches
South Congregational Church
Stebbins
San Francisco
Messrs. Forbush and Moorhouse
Western
Middle States
Boston Man Killed at Medicine Hat Station Incident
Ernest O'Malley of Boston was killed when a passenger car ran over him as a train arrived at Medicine Hat station on the Canadian Pacific Railway. His parents reside in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipec, Man
Medicine Hat Station
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ernest O'Malley
O’malley
Boston
Trefethen's Hope New Trial Granted by Full Bench
The Supreme Judicial Court orders a new trial for James A. Trefethen in the murder of Tena Davis after ruling the trance medium evidence offered by the defense could be admissible. The decision overturns Commonwealth v Felch and supports that the medium Hubert's testimony might have influenced the jury's conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Trefethen
Tena Davis
Supreme Judicial Court
Trefethen
Sarah L. Hubert
Tena
Commonwealth
Deltona J. Davis
Long
Marcellus Coggan
Pillsbury
East Cambridge
Hubert
Blockett
Temporary receivers named for Dartmouth Spinning Co
Aveusta Ga Oct 20 temporary receivers appointed for the Dartmouth Spinning Company on Charles G Claghorn Philadelphia application. Creditors are mainly Philadelphia banks. Total indebtedness about 194000 with 50000 secured by bonds. Trouble stems from J P Coates Co of Philadelphia failure last January. The mill will continue running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aveusta
Dartmouth Spinning Company
Charles G. Claghorn
Philadelphia
J. P. Coates & Co
Lodge Loses Votes for Dr Everett in Lynn and Beyond
In the seventh district Dr Everett gains support as disaffected Republicans rally against Lodge after Francis W Breed’s nomination defeat. The split blamed on Lodge sways voters to Everett while Burnham’s ties to Lodge threaten Burnham’s Senate bid and mold local rivalries in Revere East Boston Chelsea and Lynn. Everett supporters jubilant as Tilden’s camp stays confident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Everett
Seventh Congressional
Lynn
Francis W. Breed
Breed
Lodge
Adams
Wolcott
Albert 5. Burnham
Suffolk
C. A. Tilden
Boston
Burnham
Albert 8
Revere
East Boston
Chelsea
Champlin
John L. Bates
Bates
Maccabe
Hall
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Mr. Tilden
Letter to the Editor Rebuts McNary Interview
A reader condemns a published interview linking him to former district committee chair Johnston. He denies being Johnston's landlord and cites the Registry of Deeds to refute property ownership on Essex Street. He notes Johnston’s license was delayed last spring due to objections from a neighboring property owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
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Hulda
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Huda
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Come On
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Johnnie
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