Harvester dominates Chamber of Commerce at Grand Circuit opener
The Harvester, a 4-year-old stallion by Walnut Hale, won the Chamber of Commerce 2:09 trotting stake in straight heats at Syracuse, clocking 2:09 1/4 and 2:09 1/4 as Genteel H and Zomalta vied for place. Hoosier Prince captured the 2:13 pace in straight heats, Hallie Direct nosed out Flora Coffee for second in heat three, and Sir Todd won the 2:19 trot in four heats with a record 2:12 1/4 in heat one.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Harvester
Edates
Chamber of Commerce
Zomalta
Geers
Walter Cox
Ed Geers
Hallie Direct
Flora Coffee
Sir Todd
Todd
Wilkerson
Abjure
the Harvester
Br. S
Walnut Hale Notolet
Moke (Geers
Srechtanian
Hoosier Prince
R. G
Cecilian Prince
Kate
Cox
Wik. m
Morgan
B. H
Todd-Kate Aree
B. G
Cherrifield
Silver Baron
Br. B
Border
Brs
Sir Arthur
Bik
Ernest
McGuine
Canney
Ee Song
Shady Brook
Bounding Elk
Brooks
Proctor
A. Wilkerson
LaSelle
the Sailorman
Moeore
Captain Cute
Brawley
King Peter
Titer
Burgess
Boy
Dunbar
So Tae Bo
Onlin
Harvard Prospects Brighten with Withington and McKay Return
Harvard football opened practice with 44 candidates as stars Paul Withington and R G McKay returned likely to qualify. The squad included veterans and new players, with several positions under evaluation. Captains and coaches, including Fish and Cutler, oversaw punting drills and backfield combinations while Yale game readiness loomed.
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Withington
McKay
Harvard
Paul Withington
R. G. McKay
Dunlop
Gil Browne
Fromegnow
Yale
Minot
Fish
Scrubs
Corbett
H. C. Leslie
Galatti
O'Flaherty
Ib. W. Fisher
C. M. Garrett
Swordfish flood hits Boston market at year’s late start
Heavy receipts of swordfish and mackerel flood Boston wharf daily. Groundfish totals top 1.9 million pounds with i 900,000 plus pounds landed from trawlers and schooners. Notable cargo includes 100,000 pounds by the Lucania and 1, 219,700 pounds of mixed fish from the fleet. Prices drop on swordfish to 13 cents a pound as Gloucester and Nova Scotia shipments arrive. The Rose Standish earned $1,900 over three weeks, crew shares $111.50 each. The Ivernia nears East Boston terminal, carrying 182 saloon, 234 second cabin, and 1,077 steerage passengers. The Boston schooner John Proctor stranded off Cape Henlopen, crew safe. Penobscot sails for Rosario with 840,498 feet of pine. Domestic imports rise to 1,672,352, exports 659,597. The Hilarius arrives from South America with wool and hides, carrying a crew member who survived earlier Havelock wreck.
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T Wharf
Rose Standish
Rita A. Viator
Clara G. Silva
Teresa and
Alice
Sadie M. Nunan
Catherine D. Enos
Edith E. Silveira
Mary B. Greer
Flora J. Sears
Mary Edith
Belbina B
Marty Welsh
Gloucester
Lucania
Georges
Haddock
James O'Neal
O'Neal
Charles O'Neal
Valentiana
Standish
Cunard Line
Tvernia
Thomas Potter
Liverpool
Queenstown
Atlantic
Boston
Ivernia
East
D. E. Abbott
M. Allen
K. Allen
Frederic Amory
Ivan J. B. Atwood
R. H. Bancroft
W. Vernon Booth
E. Brakefield
E. Greamer
C. P. Creamer
E. C. Goddard
M. A
Ruth Goddard
A. W. J. O’meara
James H. Lowell
Lucy Lowell
A. McKibben
G. R. Metcalf
John Mitchell
Penobscot
A. C G. Stuart
New Haven Docks
Rosario
Ariel
Boston Light
John Proctor
Cape Henlopen
Dela Ware
New York
Norfolk
Bennett
Rebecca G. Whilden
Calais
H. F. Eaton
John S. Emery & Co
Houston Line
Hilarius
National Dock
South America
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Fitz Brown
Havelock
Cuban
Havana
Halifax
Shipping News Miniature Almanac of Sept 14
Shipping notes list arrivals and clearances with many vessels passing through ports. Entries include Numidian from Glasgow, Hilarius from Buenos Aires, and Esparza from Port Simon, with bananas aboard Mt. Vernon and other cargoes. numerous tugs, barges, and schooners are recorded along with ports such as Newport News Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Moor
Glasgow
Moville
Hilarius
Anderson
Buenos
Ayres
Montevideo
Para
Port Spain
Havana
Esparza
Glenn
Port Simon
C. R
Mt. Vernon
Paulsen
Port Antonio
Jam
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
P. FE. I
Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
Howard
Chase
Baltimore
Norfolk
Newport News
Yale
Hawes
New York
Dingley
Stront
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Bayport
Jensen
Beverly
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Lenape
Calhoun
Philadelphia
Mingo
Merriam
Spring
Providence
Cuba
Bartlett
Solus
Piedmont
Lee
Tacony
Wallace
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Oxford
Devon
Shamokin
Paoli
McGoldrick
Strafford
Portsmouth
Malvern
Ardmore
Vulcan
Dersey
Vineyard Haven
Portland Packet
Sadler
Bangor
John Cadwallader
Murphy
Triton
Sawyer
Sargentville
Chester
R. Lawrence
Beal
Rockport
Margaret
Millbridge
Alcyone
Harvey
W. D. Manegam
Clara A. Comee
Barter
Melinic
Nelson
Vinal Haven
Emma
F. Chase
Calais
Johns
Presson
Chantree
Machias
Moses B. Linscott
Sweetser
Suargentville
Hume
Stinson
Flyaway
Baseball notes from the road and roster rumors
Jack Coffey will not join the Doves on the Western trip, granted leave to study at Fordham. Thomas and Matern left after the 11th inning. they will return to Cincinnati on Wednesday. Rube Marquard rumored traded to Brooklyn for Hummel and a young pitcher. Bush and Tinker set assists records. Joss predicts Cubs over Pisburg and a duplicate title.
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Jack Coffey
Doves
Dovey
Fordham College
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn
Silent John Hummel
Rube
United States Wins Davis Cup Tie Over Great Britain
In Philadelphia at Germantown Cricket Club the United States defeated Great Britain in five sets to clinch the Davis Cup tie. R D Little and H H Hackett beat J C Parke and W C Crawley 3-6 6-4 6-4 4-6 8-6 in the doubles as America advances to face Australasia.
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Philadelphia
United States
Great Britain
Germantown Cricket Club
R. D. Little
H. H. Hackett
J. C. Parke
W. C. Crawley
America
Australasia
W. A. Larned
Parke
W.J. Clothier
C. P. Dixon
Little
Hackett
Crawley
Uncle Sam
Historic Player Roster Fragments From Early Team Lineup
OCR fragment lists guards centers quarterbacks and backs with initials and class years, showing a long historical roster. Names include Blake Blodgett Hooper West Withington Forster Huntington Knapp Leslie Parker Smith Hinkle Galath Page Pierce Wigglesworth Brown Finkle Frothingham Gregory Leslie Maint Morrison Page Sprague Swan Dayler Toney Weil Witmer among others.
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F. T. Blake
W. K. Blodgett
K. H. Hooper
J. Wvold
G. S. West
P. Withington
F. A. Forster
E. D. Huntington
J. H. Knapp
F. H. Leslie
F. H B. Parker
P. D. Smith
J. W. Hinkle
S. Galath
Patter
Dov
O'Flaherty
R. M. Page
B. P
Sportsmanlike Challenge to Duffey Over Sprint Feats
A reader from Haverhill questions Duffey’s criticism of Reggie Foster Freddie Burns Ginger Beaumont and Hans Lobert asserting they can match or exceed cited times. The reply defends Foster Burns Beaumont Lobert and notes other athletes such as Gessing Sheppard Coe and Lawrence as contenders in middle distance and field events with ongoing performances and upcoming competitions.
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Duffey
Reggie” Foster
Harvard
Cambridge
Freddie Burns
Exeter
Ginger Beaumont
The
Doves
Hans Lobert
Cincis
Haverhill
Reggie
Foster
Exonian
O’hara
Burns
Ginger’’ Beaumont
Lobert
Harry Gessing
Lunghi
Mel Sheppard
Uffeys Column Answers Readers Questions
In this sports oriented column Mr Duffey responds to reader inquiries. Readers are instructed to address questions through the Post.
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Duffey
Athlete Settles For Silver Medal In Tight Finish
A competitor earns a silver medal after a close contest. The event highlighted a strong performance and close battle for the top spot, with the winner seizing gold amid a competitive field.
Pool question and sports queries mix with boxing and marathon tips
The note discusses a baseball pool with B holding New York and Philadelphia, B at 43 runs to OC’s 41, amid rain no games played. queries on base touching, boxing, Sullivan vs O'Brien, Hugh McLean, marathon attire and breathing, and becoming a pro umpire require temperament, class, and dodging heckling to possibly become a Bobby Klem.
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New York
Philadelphia
Hugh Mclean
America
Hughey
Bobby Klem
Yale Captain Ted Foy Faces Ankle Operation
Yale football captain Ted Foy was taken to a New York hospital for a minor ankle operation. He will miss early games but aims to be ready for main matches. Coach Jones oversees preparations with Steve Philbin likely to captain in initial fixtures.
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New Haven
Conn
Ted Foy
Yale
New York City
Litchfield
Greenport
Jones
Steve Philbin
Lynn Beats Champs in Exhibition Game
Lynn defeated Worcester in an exhibition game played in Lynn on September 13. The locals prevailed, winning by a narrow margin as the Worcester team struggled to keep pace at home.
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Lynn
Worcester
McGovern Defeats Joe Wagner In Brooklyn Bout
Philly McGovern, brother of Terrible Terry, easily outboxed Joe Wagner over ten rounds at the Bedford Club in Brooklyn. McGovern demonstrated superior speed and power, winning every round except the ninth when Wagner pressed hard to rally. The consensus praised McGovern’s best display of form.
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New York
Philly
Princeton Harvard Are Golf Winners
In Rye New York Dartmouth joined the Intercollegiate Golf Association showing strength at Apawamis Club, nearly toppling Princeton in team play as Princeton led 5 to 4 and Harvard routed Pennsylvania 8 to 1. Harvard meets Williams while Princeton faces Yale tomorrow.
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Rye
N. Y
Dartmouth College
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Apawamis Club
Princeton
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Williams
Yale
Eastern League Results Show Mixed Scores Across Matchups
Baltimore defeats Jersey City twice 5 to 2 and 10 to 6. Newark wins 1 to 0 over Providence. Montreal beats Rochester 4 to 2. Toronto defeats Buffalo 4 to 1.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Fireworks portray famed sea battle at Revere Beach
A grand carnival of fire drew a large crowd at Revere Beach last night. Pyrotechnic displays depicted the Bonhomme Richard under Admiral Paul Jones and the Serapis in a realistic naval duel. Father Neptune and his daughter appeared in flames with rising wheels and a cascade of bombs and rockets.
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Revere Beach
Paul Jones
Neptune
Sherman’s son to wed Utica society leader
Utica notice announces the approaching marriage of Richard Updyke Sherman, son of Vice-President James S. Sherman, to Miss Eleanor Millar, a Utica society belle. The ceremony is set for Calvary Episcopal Church on October 6.
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Utica
N. Y
Richard Updyke Sherman
James S. Sherman
Eleanor Millar
Belet
Calvary Episcopal Church
Cape Cod Team Wins Championship Over Nahant Liners
Cape Codders beat Nahant steamship line employees 24 to 10 at Baker's Basin Massachusetts Bay baseball title game. Mahan and Moran toed the plate for Cape Codders opposed by Lamachie and Jones for Nahant.
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Quincy
Cape Cod
Nahant Steamship Lines
Massachusetts Bay
Baker’s Basin
Cape Codders
Mahan and Moran
Lamachie and Jones
Nahant
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