Star Pointer defeats Joe Patchen in Hartford pacing clash
Hartford witnesses a premier pacing duel as Star Pointer and Joe Patchen race at Charter Oak Park in front of 10,000. Pointer wins in 2:03 3-4 with Patchen close behind, while crowd bets surge to massive pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Pointer
Joe Patchen
Hartford
Charter Oak Park
Columbus
Pointer
Geers
Brown
Patchen
McClary
Pacers
Divorces a Specialty. J. ig, WAR Eve, Lawyer, 28 School at.
Divorces a specialty case reported with reference to attorney J. ig in WAR Eve. The fragment lists a lawyer and an address 28 School at but offers no clear outcome or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ig
Sanford horse sets new track record at Mousam River Park
In Sanford Maine Adolphus Porrell's horse Snyder owned by Porrell and driven by Charles H. Tebbetts lowered the 2 30 class mark from 2 31 4 to 2 25 4 at Mousam River Park. Spectators enjoyed a thrilling race with no signs of foul play or any fixed outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Mousam River Park
Snyder
Adolphus Porrell
Charles H. Tebbetts
South Weymouth Entries for 135-Yard Handicap
List of 60 plus entrants for the South Weymouth Driving Park Labor Day 135-yard handicap. Competitors include W Christie New York City and E Donovan Natick among many others from Boston, Taunton, Lynn, Fall River, Manchester, Haverhill, Quincy, and nearby towns. Handicapper A. Allen ynn z—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Weymouth
Labor Day
W. Christie
New York City
E. Donovan
Natick
Charles Manus
Boston
T. Doyle
Adams
J. Mack
Chelsea
R. M. Cox
P. Boylen
Taunton
L. Doreey
Haverhill
L. B. Britton
South Hadley Falls
D. J. Melon
Springfield
J. G. Kimball
Lynn
J. Cronin
Concord
F. Crocker
Kennebunk
Ee Neavy
Charlestown
George Gill
Peabody
J. R. Fox
Providence
R. I. ‘ Bradley
Lowell
W. H. Brady
Ed Fields
Fall River
D. Cotter
Manchester
N. H
E. D. Fair
Watertown
William Malone
D. J. Lathrope
North Haston
J. Melaney
William Boylen
Mellen
Lawrence
F. Cowgill
F. Donoghue
William Holmes
Franklin
G. Haskell
William Doll
C. Conway
Salem
William Fenton
A. Hamilton
W. M. Thompson
East Boston
E. Murphy
J. Mahan
Clinton
J. F. Flaherty
Dalton
A. Allenynn
J. M. Buckley
Handicapper
Boxing Gossip Near Point Judith Highlights Lightweight Talks
The article notes Bob Allen, a colored fighter, fighting Joe Harris near Point Judith, six rounds, with Harris KO'd. Mike Sears plans featherweight bouts before England, backed by Olympic Club with a good purse for an opener. Dick OBrien’s England debut sparks interest, possible Coffee Cooler bout. Broadway Athletic Club non-operation delays boxing shows. Polo Club to decide on Sept 11 entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Allen
State House
New Jersey
Joe Harris
Point Judith
R. IL
Harris
Mike Sears
England
Mike
Olympic Club
Dick O’brien
Maine
Broadway Athletic Club
New York Trans of Boxing
Polo Club
George Vv. Tuohey
Boston Has fh gp On The Pennant
Nichols and Klobedanz dominate as Boston edges Chicago in a doubleheader. Nichols pitches well. Klobedanz shines, though early trouble appears. Duffy and Callahan spark two strong showings, while Anson, Stahl, and Tenney deliver steady bats for Boston. Chicago fights back but falls short, allowing Boston to seize momentum toward the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Duffy
Anson
Callahan
Nichols
Boston
Tenney
Lowe
Chicago
Lobedant
Everett
Bergen
Klobedanz
Ryan
Kittridge
Decker
Allen
Collins
Alsen
Hamilton
Tenneys
C.f
Areeee
R.f
Enerity Lf
Dahlen
Lange
Ryan R
Cauee
Cisene
Everett Anson
Calline Lowe
Iaey
AB B. TB
Cereeeeesee Griffith
PDP
Colliner
Griffiths
Callahan Griffiths
pall—Dahlen
Lynch
Giants and Reds Split Doubleheader in New York
In a New York doubleheader the Giants and Reds each took a game. The first game featured a key error by Gleason that sparked a Reds rally, with Beckley homering and Breitenstein dominant for Cincinnati. The second game saw scoring mostly on Giants errors and limited Reds hitting, with Rhines hampered by a finger injury and Wilson giving way to Warner in the catching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Reds
Sullivan
Gleason
Mike
Miller
Tiernan
Beckley
McPhee
Corcoran
McCreery
Breitenstein
Davis
Warner
Rhines
Wilson
Hoy
AB. Holliday
Donnelly
Cincinnati
Newark
Emilie and
Carpenter
Abpo van Haltren
C. F
MecCreery
R. F
Clark
Rusie
A Holliday
Seer
van Haltren
Gleagon
Schriver
Irwin
Rhinos
Rusile
Hines
Eere
Emslie and Carpenter
Champions win easily as batting leads
Baltimore report notes the champions dominated today, bashing Dona hue from the start and firing at Coleman at will. Heavy hitting defined the game with a one sided pace and strong offense delivering the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Donahue
Coleman
Baseball Season Ends With Boston in Late September
Rusie pitched a wonderful game yesterday allowing Cincinnati only one hit in eight innings. Sullivan lost a high scoring game. Klobedanz and Nichols pitched well, making them stars in the box. Cincinnati faces Boston today as part of a stretch of games on home grounds against several teams. The season winds down with dates in Baltimore and Brooklyn late September into early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Klobedanz
Anson
Boston
Griffith
Rooters
Everett
Dahlen
Lange
Old Anson
Anse
Kirby
Ryan
Lowe
Collins
Allen
Rusie
Cincinnati
Sullivan
St. Louis
Miladelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Governor orders protection as mob forms to lynch accused
In Montgomery Alabama on September 3 the governor received a telegram from Judge Carmichael Ozark circuit judge reporting Major Terrell a black man who assaulted a white woman and burned her house near Elba Coffee County has been captured near there. A mob was forming to storm the jail and hang him. The judge asked for protections, and the governor instructed to protect the prisoner at all hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Unclear City Matches With Mixed Scores Across Venues
Fragmented results show Providence and Norfolk clashes, steady ties with Toronto, and single wins by Norfolk and Richmond teams. Readings include Lancaster and Paterson events with modest scoring, while Taunton defeats Pawtucket and Hartford blanks Richmond.
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Providence
Toronto
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Wilkes
Nofolk
Athlorfolk
Maine Governor speaks at York County Pomona Grange field meeting
Alfred Maine September 3 Governor Powers addressed the York County Pomona Grange at the county courthouse grounds. He praised Maine farmers, quoted Daniel Webster, and urged that farming sustains the state's prosperity. Speakers included Amos M. Allen James A. Roberts Wood Dearborn Hanson Keay Jordan Mattocks and McKeene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
York County
Pomona Grange
County Court House
Amos M. Allen
Reed
James A. Roberts
Norway
Professor Wood
State College
J. W. Dearborn
Parsonsfield
George W. Hanson
Bangor
Ralph Keay
B. C. Jordan
Powers
Daniel Webster
Maine
C. P. Mattocks
Portland
B. W. McKeene
Paret Defeats Wright To Win Centre House Cup
The New Hampshire State tournament at Centre Harbor ended with J Parmly Paret of New York defeating Beals Wright of Boston for the Centre House cup. Wright led early but faded. final score 8-6, S-6, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Harbor
New Hampshire
J Parmly Paret
New York
Beals Wright
Boston
Young Wright
Paret
New Yorker
Wright
J. Parmly
Field day plans for St Marys T A Society Malden and Boston events
World of Sport outlines Labor Day field day arrangements across Malden Chelsea Somerville and Boston venues. Events include baseball football tug of war and track with numerous Irish clubs participating. Prizes and purses draw interest while exhibitions feature Jimmie Connolly and other sprint stars.
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St. Mary's
T. A. Society of
Malden
Company A
St. Mary’s Lyceum of
Melrose
St. Mary’s
T. A
Malden Social Club
Boston Checker Club
McLean Court
Emmet Football Club
Chelsea
Somerville
Labor Day
Auburns
Ramseys
Hibernians
Celtics
Garry Owens
Emeralds
Worcester
Young Irelands
Shamrocks
Medford
Emmets
Massachusetts
Hartford Stars
Connecticut
Building Trades Council
Oak Island
Washington Street
South Boston Athletic Association
Locust Street Grounds
South Boston
O’connells
Garryowens
Cambridge
Bostons
Pat Carroll
Franklin
McGonagle
Bean
Hjerthers
Jimmie
Connolly
Athenian
Samara
Travers Island
Building Trades ,Council
Lively Races for Labor Day at Charles River Park
Charles River Park plans Labor Day races with four main match events and multiple open heats. Entries include amateur one mile races with Lunt, Kimball, Donahue, Keating, Howland, McCormack, and others across Dorchester East Boston Malden Cambridge and Providence.
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Charles River Park
L. W. Lunt
Dorchester
C. L. Kimball
John McCormack
East
Boston
Charles A. Keating
Ayer
P. J. Donahue
Hyde Park
C. T. Nelson
Peabody
KE. Litchfield
George L. Howland
I. D. F. Marston
Cambridge
F. 8. McKay
H. B. Hills
Providence
A. L. Bianchi
Everett
A.E. Dralow
Cambridgeport
William Berle
South
C. R. Barnard
Malden
East Boston
M. Linde
L. D. F. Marston
F. S. McKay
A. E. Sherman
Lexington
J. H. Miller
Medford
M. J. Hickey
Brookline
M. Smochonsky
Needham
Dan Donahue
Elden Griffin
J. S. Kelton
Roxbury
J. W. Duff
R. I
J. W. Riel
Somerville
Riverside Press
A. L.bianchi
J. H. Shuckrowe
W. A. Harvey
Charles H. Brown
Allston
Thomas F. Brennan
Charles Mooper
J. W. Holder
Ray Bellache
William R
New York
Fred S. Pry
Waverly
A. A. Jackson
Lynn
State Record Falls as Ira Newick Sets 2:03 Mile Pace
Ira A. Newick of Portsmouth breaks the state mile bicycle mark with a 2:03.5 pace at the Portsmouth bicycle park, aided by a quint. H. R. Hills Jr. of Providence dominates the meet with wins in the half mile handicap one mile open and two mile handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Ira A. Newick
H. R. Hills, Jr
Providence
James Clark
Dorchester
H. R. Hills
R. I
G. W. Drury
Winchendon
Quint
Newick
Hills, Clark
Urquhart
Casino indoor track action at Fall River Sept 3
Solaris Mile headlines a bustling Casino indoor track program in Fall River. Henry Lee wins the half mile heat and Benjamin Blakeny takes two heats and the final at 1:34 and 1:27 respectively. Local rider R C Adams claims the mile open final at 3:14 1 4 with Clarke winning a heat by default. Ingersoll beats Morgan in the five mile pursuit in 24 laps, two lap slow race tops off with Dudley and Fields, and Bolting wins in the unpaced track record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Casino
Henry Lee
Benjamin Blakeny
Blakeny
R. C. Adams
C. Clarke
Adams
J. H. Morgan
Beverly
Ingersoll
J. Dudley
H. Fields
Boston
Co. Stuart Bolting
Bolting
L. J. Solari
Bicycle Notes Saugus Ten Mile Race Postponed to September
The Saugus ten mile handicap road race is postponed to September on the same course. Entry blanks available from E W Getchell. E W Blake headlines Labor Day events at Concord with a match race for Worcester county. C W Raymond and H Drury head a Worcester county championship match at Crystal Lake track. Major Taylor and Frank Butler pace Providence meet at Labor Day. Haverhill Labor Day meet will use five heats for each handicap. Peabody agricultural fair grounds host half mile handicap boys race and Essex county championship race with Eagle Cycle Club’s James Ingraham defending his title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saugus
E. W. Getchell
E. W. Blake
Concord
Co. H. Drury
Winchendon
Worcester County
Cc. W. Raymond
Worcester
Crystal Lake
Labor Day
Frank Butler
Major Taylor
Providence
Haverhill
Agricultural Fair Grounds
Peabody
Essex County
James Ingraham
The
Eagle Cycle Club
Rooster Wins Second Davenport Cup Race at Duxbury
In Duxbury Mass Rooster owned by W M McDowell and sailed by the Adams brothers of Quincy won the second class three Davenport cup race on the bay with a north easterly wind. This victory gives Rooster two legs toward the three of four needed with the next race scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxbury
Mass
Duxbury Yacht Club
Rooster
W. M. McDowell
Adams Brothers
Quincy
Navahoe V Vigilant In Newport Yacht Race
The Navahoe and Vigilant race off Newport this afternoon in a highly anticipated match. Navahoe, with two prior wins over Vigilant, appears favored as both vessels enjoy international fame and strong records known to sailors across continents. Wealthy yachtsmen have contributed a purse to attract the two big boats for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navahoe
Vigilant
Newport
Navahoe’s
Maine State Function Record Breaker
Ellinwood wins the ladies race in 2 minutes 29 seconds and ¾, marking a state meet record. Maine athletes compete for top times as function events conclude.
Maine State Fair at Lewiston Sees 10000 Attendance and Delays
At Lewiston Maine today about 10 000 attended the state fair closing day. Rain postponed the Gipsy Bismark race to Saturday and morning racing opened at 1 pm. Maud Ellinwood won the ladies heat in 2 31 and the 2 26 pacing heats, with Mountaineer and Pilot Morrill taking next places. Bismark led the stake race in the 2 21 heat.
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Lewiston
Maud Ellinwood
Lady Franklin
Pilot Merrill
Mountaineer
Tackhammer
Hattie Rollins
Linnie G
Hector Boone
Hocus Pocus
Dick West
Twilight Wilkes
Little Alice
Pilot Morrill
Ector Boone
Hallie Rollins
Hocus Ocus
Bismark
Johnnie Wilkes
Suzette
Pullman
St. Patrick
Eastern Maine Fair opens last day with crowds and extended schedule
At Bangor the Eastern Maine State fair enjoyed clear cool weather as Troop F drilled before thousands. Due to strong turnout, the fair will extend through Saturday with events including a half-mile horse race purse $200 and several 2:40 and 2:25 heats, featuring riders from Maine, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.
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Bangor
Rodman B
Ch. G
A. H. Barney
North
Swansea
Mass
Bob, Ch. G
H. C
Eaton
Naugatuck
Conn
Beeches
Hadarada
C. G
Joseph Nash
Brook- Wit
Mage
Atlanta
B. m
Phair & McNeill
Fredertoton
Miss Hannah
Arthur Mason
Hanovod
Okie Takedee
Bronx
B. S
W. H. Murphy, Jr
Brighton
Races Shine At Attleboro Fair As Attendance Falters
Closing day of the Manufacturers Agricultural Fair at Attleboro drew low attendance though a trotting and pacing program offered strong pace. Notable results include Volman Bellman winning the 2:25 pace heat with a 2:22 clocking and Jersey Bellman top in the 2:31 class, while Pearl Alfred led the 2:45 trot pace event with times around 2:27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Volman Bellman
Bellman
Young Volunteer
Jersey Bellman
B. H
Eipaievecs Ok
Talu W
B. m
Panning
Precit
B. G
Gillies
Ocsese
Virginia Fox
Maplehurst
Bell S
Ro. m
Ladd
Pearl Alfred
Alfred G
Dam Young Volunteer
Stid
Poce Falcon
Howe
Will
STATE GRANGE RACES AT MASS FAIR FEATURE HEAVY TRACK
Worcester September 3 third day of the Massachusetts State Grange fair drew about 12 000 with racing as the main feature on a heavy track. Tomorrow John R Gentry contests the world half mile record of 2 04 1 4 for a free for all purse of 800. several pacing and stake events with times around 2 16 to 2 19 were listed for horses including Melom and other runners amid detailed pacing times and entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
John R. Gentry
Roan Wikes
Feaneense Wilkes
Baggs
Br. m
Dore
Sarah Jane
B. m
Gillies
Melom
Sole P
S. L
New Jersey Teams Share Wins As Geer Extends Streak
Geer continued her victories today at Sea Girt New Jersey collecting two more major prizes. New Jersey teams also claimed wins in a day that emphasized local competition and state pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEA Girt
N. J
Geer
New Jersey
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Tyre
Mr. Murphy
C . Marks
Black Wonder
Great Star Pointer
Dave McClary
Frank J. Walker
Charter Oak Track
Emily
Ambulator
Forrest Herr
Readville
Uachi
Rigby
Abbott
Peanig
Lucy Carr
Dan Cupid
Bawn Rogers
George T. McHugh
Frank W. Ellison
Patrick H. Kearney
Franklin House
N. Y
Frank Buford
Daisy
Favor
D. Wilson
Spear
Cama
Nordica
Dustin
Ray Tom, Jr
Smart
Clifford
Carmichael
Wee G. i. m
Quinlin
Ella C
Moulton
Sane
Chimes
Nettie King
Mambrino King
B. F. Wilson
Miss Gatewood
Williams
Howard
Blk. S
McCarthy
Wals'ne
Gerrity
Hakike Eugene Ee Bouncer
Lapham
Ccess Eee
Ae Que Allen
Griffith Vs. Nichols
Stahl All Right
A. E McGraw
Doyle
Jennings
McGraw
Kelley
Hartman
Keeler
Reitz
Stenzel
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Jay—McGraw
Corbett
O’day
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National League
Cleveland
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Scranton
Alabama
Farmers Rule Destiny
World OF Sport
Charles River
News OF the Cycle World
Bicycle Notes
Trinkle
F. M. Small
Nancy Hanks
W. McLaughlin
Arab
W. F. Santecalee Eooe
Cook Remedy
Masonic Temple
Comicago
Ill
Newell Manufacturing, CO
Ames Building
Ellinwood
Eastern Maine
Robin Bird
Nome Weston
Abe Dageeens
Folly
Monroe
Foxcroft Tigaiono
Eadenegcawneen
Tarratine
Hopeful
Chris Toole
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Lee Weatherbee
H. H
Lee
Augusta
Alto Rosa
A. H. Bragg
Oakland
Gypsy Boy
A. K. Libby
Hartland
Orono Boy
Bik
Os Page
Orono
Pembroke
Br. S
J. B. P. Wheelden
Ban- Rea
Amerique II
Ch. m
Barry D. Wood
Hustler
D. J. Dwyer
Campagne
Hugh O'Neil, Jr
Marys- This
Sandal
B. B
Arthur Timmons
Georgia
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