Uhlan Wins Fast Heat Race Over Hamburg Belle At North Randall
At North Randall Ohio the Salem gelding Uhlan defeats rival Hamburg Belle in two fast heats. Hamburg Belle, owned by H. M. Hanna, led early but Uhlan surged to win by a length in the second heat as track conditions were slick from rain and wind. The program also featured the American Horse Breeders Futurity with Soprano and Czarevna performing strong, setting near record times.
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Uhlan
Hamburg Belle
H. M. Hanna
Cleveland
North Randall Track
Ohio
Ahlan
Charles Sanders
Salem
Bingen
Arthur H. Parker
Bedford
New England
Aileen Wilson
Walter Cox
Hal Raven
Baron Whips
Brenda Yorke
Mendolita
Annabelle Lee
Hallie
Geers
Baron May
Baron Wilkes
Czasevna
Tommy Nolag
Es A. Gaworthy
George
Eor
Soprano
Czarevna
Maggie Winder
Eva Wilkes
Elyria
J. Dickerson
G. CE
Maroney
B. m
L. Dore
James A
B. G
L. McDonald
Bik
Fi Hyde
Nancy McKerron
B. F
W. Andrews
Nolan
Osc
Ccacesen Sc
B. H
BE. Benyon
R. Brawley
Blk. m
Baron Wilkes- Nellie May
M. Sayles
B. Ig
BD. Geers
X. Cakcesewaes
Dr. Jack
T. Murphy
Bell Bird
Clara Direct
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Sire
Ambulator
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Jerome Eddy
T. Mur- Wnw
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Re Rollins
Ll. McDonald
Geraldine
Br. m
E. Geers
Blk. G
Bingen-Blonde
Sir Welter. Jr
Cece Coe
Peter Balta
Br. G
Gardsman-Helen
Darknight
W. Snow
Olga W
J. Sheridan
Ralph Wick
J. Carpenter
Almaden
Blk. H
B. Walker
Lady Jones
Joe Onward
IL. McDonald
Macdougall
Ch. H
C. Lasell
Lester Boy
Burloe
Fusinie & Albert V
I Iit
Readville
Mourning for Hughey McLean Overshadows Local Sports
Gloom grips local sports circles after the death of Hughey McLean, famed motor pace follower. The Chelsea rider was preparing for a 20 mile race to prove his kingly status. The piece remembers his career and notes the upcoming 1915 Wood Island Park schoolboy games featuring Freddy Burns and Frank O’Hara.
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Hughey
Chelsea
Elmer Collins
McLean
Revere
Wood Island Park
Nat Young
Uffey's Column Sports Q and A of Baseball Facts
Duffey fielded readers questions on baseball odds and records from 19th century games. Topics include consecutive wins for Detroit and the Red Sox, doubleheaders, long fights under London and Queensberry rules, Ed Walsh appearances, seating capacity at Roxbury, and a betting dispute over who pitches.
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J. Smith
Melbourne
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Jack Jones
Patsey Tunney
Cheshire
Eng
New Orleans
Andy Bowen
Burk
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Ed Walsh
How to Run a Five Mile Race and Shoe Choices
J N of Melrose asks how to beat a rival in a five mile race and if light shoes beat sneakers. The answer says focus on your own targets, not firing the other runner. Shoes are a matter of taste. test and pick what works.
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Clubs Seek Ball Games for Labor Day Play
West End House lists strong semi professional teams for Labor Day with Bernard Finkelstein at 9 Eaton Street. Neponset Wanderers offer strong amateur squad for Labor Day afternoon led by Charles Moberg of 35 Walnut Street Neponset. Roxburys announce independent or semi professional double header teams for Labor Day away from home with Plymouth Cordage Norwell Lincoln Reading Norwood Press Marlboro as preferred sites. Sept 11 and 18 open dates. J Paul Canty at 21 Gardner Avenue Roxbury. Amathons of South Boston seek 16 17 year old teams for Labor Day today contact South Boston 653 4. White Stars field 14 year olds at Boston Common Labor Day with half expenses. J Colleger 88 Stamford Street. Somerset A C seeks strong 16 year olds for Labor Day away from home. J Flynn 78 Vernon Street Roxbury. Amathons of South Boston again seeks strong 16 17 year olds with Roger Wolecots preferred. I E Williams 615 Dorchester Avenue South Boston. Somerville A A fields fast 16 17 year olds for Labor Day away. Chelsea K of C Walton Logan teams preferred. W I Glass 18 West Street Somerville. Spines of Somerville fields 18 19 year olds today with full expenses. Thomas Conway 101 Milk Street Room 305 Tel Main 5700. Eagle A A of Cambridge seeks fast team for Labor Day today. Charles G Shea 16 Athens Street Cambridge Tel Cambridge 2787 3.
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Charles Moberg
Walnut Street
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Dorchester Avenue
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W. I. Glass
West Street
Spines of
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Milk Street
Eagle A. A. of
Cambridge
Charles 4. Shea
Athens Street
Scratching spoils Sheepshead racing at seaside meet
At Sheepshead Bay on September 3 the card was ruined by withdrawals. In the fourth race over 112 miles Gliding Belle started as a heavy favorite against Miami, which broke and ran off 21 4 miles ahead of Davenport. The boy was exhausted but no substitute rider was allowed. Gliding Belle won by 15 lengths.
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Davenport
Buffalo Club Faces Syndicate Bid Amid Baseball Decline
Secretary Thomas Martin of the New Ark club forms a syndicate to buy the Buffalo club as discontent among patrons grows over the Bisons poor performances in the last three seasons and owners place the team on the market.
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Newark Club
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Bisons
Fishing Fleet Brings In 154000 Pounds Of Mixed Fresh Fish
Half a dozen vessels reached T wharf yesterday with 154000 pounds of mixed fresh fish including 64800 haddock 61800 cod 17000 hake and 11300 pollock. Prices ranged 3 cents haddock large cod 312 cents hake 23 4 to 11 4 cents pollock 21 2 cents. Seven swordfish were received from points over the road and one from the Walter P Goulart at 18 cents per pound. A consignment of 29 barrels of small fresh mackerel arrived by rail. Plans of the Pontiac disrupted by illness of its cook. Captain Enos Nickerson among top mackerel highliners, stock value $16700 to be shared among 18 crew. Captain Rube Cameron lags due to earlier start and luck. Ida Cuneo ends season at Commercial wharf after Havana trip with 18897 bunches of bananas. Barkentine Kremlin sails to Baltimore to load coal for Mayport, while four masted Medford heads to Baltimore for coal for Key West.
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Haddock
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Louisa R. Silva
Apdibertor
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Pues
Peter Anderson
Pontiac
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Vineyard Haven
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Gloucester
Nickerson
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Mary E. Harty
Enos
Barkentine Kremlin
Baltimore
Mayport
Fla
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Emery Corporation
Key West
Boylston
Warner
Ponce
Porto Rico
Carrabelle
Port Antonio
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Long Wharf
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Middletown
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Limon
Smith
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W. E. Cox
White Star Line
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Azores Islands
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Shipping notes detail sunrise and sunset times, tide rises, and high water. The arrival list catalogs steamers including Florida, Verona, Ida Cuneo, Prince Arthur, City of Augusta, and more with ports of origin and destinations along the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf regions.
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Prince Arthur
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N.S
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Ober
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Godfrey
Gettysburg
Derrickson
Monitor
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Tamaqua
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International
Minford
Dto
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Henry Clay
Cacoosing
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Albany
Hawthorne
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Baseball Notes on pennant odds and star matchups
Fred Clarke declines to name a favorite for the National League pennant amid young reporter questions. The piece notes Wagner and Cobb as two highly discussed players whose might in a World Series would pit two celebrated figures against each other.
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Pirate Chieftain
Pirates
Mr. Clarke
Tigers
Wagner
Cobb
Joyette Wins Fourth Race in German American Series
President Taft and Secretary Meyer watched as Joyette won the fourth race in the German American series for the Taft and Draper cups in Marblehead. Hevella placed second, Ellen third, Margarethe fourth, Seehund fifth, and Wolf last, with Joyette securing two wins toward the Taft cup.
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Taft
Meyer
New York
Joyette
Hevella
Ellen
Margarethe
Seehund
Wolf
Joyette Dominates as Taft Cup Hangs in Balance
The Joyette led from a crucial late lift to win the race by 4m 10s over Hevella, with Ellen 2m 40s back. Taft Cup prospects hinge on Monday’s rematch between Joyette and Taft contenders, while Draper Cup standings remain unsettled with Joyette and Ellen tied at 17 points.
Omara Captures Waterville Marathon
Omara won the Central Maine fair marathon in 2 09 20 after 12 miles on track and eight across country securing the top silver cup. Thomas Wiseman Fowler Raymond Cum ing followed in order. John Dupree, aeronaut, fractured his right ankle after a parachute jump with Miss Tiny Broadwick. Broadwick escaped a wires nest without injury.
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Omara
The
Fair Association
Thomas
Wiseman
Fowler
Raymond
Cuming
John Dupree
Tiny Broadwick
Miss Broadwick
Ames Had Hard Luck in Long Relief Displays
In five appearances this season pitcher Leon Ames allowed no runs through 54 innings yet lost four games and settled for a 17 inning draw in the fifth contest.
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Leon Ames
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