Records Go At Columbus Grand Circuit Meet
Columbus O Sept 19 Remarkable reversals of form marked the third day of Grand Circuit horses at the Columbus mile track with no favorite winning. Mabel Trask trotted two miles faster than her prior mark and set a 2:02 1 4 for two miles across three heats. Peter Nash owned by John Ryan of Minneapolis won the Hotel Hartman $5000 stake for 2:11 pacers in straight heats pacing the middle mile in 2:01 2.
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Trinity College Abandons Football Schedule
The athletic council of Trinity College in Hartford decided to abandon the spring football schedule and substitute games with teams near Hartford.
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Tigers Triumph in Doubleheader Over Red Sox
Detroit defeats Boston in both games as Veach and Cobb spark the offense. Shore suffers a costly error for Boston, while Mays and Davis keep the Sox in check in the second game. Cobb steals and scores in the opener, and Veach hits a key triple to pace the Tigers in the nightcap.
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Senators Defeat the Browns 6 to 4 in Second Game
Washington edged St. Louis 6 to 4 in the second game of the series. Menosky Leonard Rice Foster and Demmitt led the offense, while Groom and Johnson were hit hard.
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American and National League Schedule Summary
Detroit visits Boston for two games while Cleveland heads to New York and Chicago plays Philadelphia. St. Louis hosts Washington with Boston at St. Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati. New York meets Pittsburgh and Philadelphia plays Chicago.
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Fastest Horses for Brockton Fair
Exciting racing is promised at the Brockton Fair with entries from horses holding fast records. The pacing events offer $100 in gold to the driver of the 2:08 pace horse that breaks the track record of 2:07 1/4. Record makers as low as 2:01 1/2 enter with mile-track adjustments for Brockton.
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Quincy Train Protest Fights New Haven Curtailment
Protests erupt as New Haven railway plans to abolish the 12:05 a m theatre train to Quincy and nearby south shore points next Monday. Residents urge Mayor Joseph L. Whiton and the State Public Service Commission to intervene. The train, running three to five cars with five to eight on Saturdays, has long served night workers and theatre crowds despite fuel conservation reasons.
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Bates Cancels Planned Football Game
Bates College in Lewiston announces the cancellation of a forthcoming football game scheduled for the season. No replacement date or opponent given.
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Bates Schedule Narrowed to State Series Contests
With New Hampshire College as a past opponent, Bates now has only State series games on the schedule. A forthcoming contest may involve a military organization, reflecting the narrowed lineup and ceremonial tone.
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