Pop Geers Hart in Race Track Crash
Columbus Ohio, September 20. First choices swept a card of three events at this afternoon's grand circuit races. Peter Stevens won a trial to beat 2 02 1 4, completing a full mile in 2 01 1 2. Edward Geers, veteran driver, was injured when Sir Anthony Carter crashed into a pile caused by Rythmaid falling.
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Peter Stevens
Edward Geers
Anthony Carter
Hotel Hartman
Rythmaid
Peter Look Dominates in Local Trotting Meet
In a crowded card, Peter Look, preferred to win, triumphed in straight heats while Mr. Geers lies in hospital from injuries. The day featured 207 class trotting with purses up to 1200 and futurity races for three year old pacers, with Peter Look clocking 2:01 to cap the event.
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Mr. Geers
Peter Look
West End Charlestown boxing uproar leads to suspensions at arena
A brawl after Terry Brooks fouled Joe Connolly sparked a long standing West End Charlestown gang feud. Connolly, Brooks, and others were barred from the Commercial A C while Cam pions plan two 12 round bouts next Tuesday at the Arena. Billy Meyers Hartley OLeary Moran to headline the card with prelims listed.
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West End
Joe Connolly
Charlestown
Arena
Commercial
A. C
Johnny Munice
Connolly
Red” Kelly
Eddie Flynn
Peabody
Commercial A. C
McCurdy
Billy Meyers
Peter Hartley
Hartley
Johnny O'Leary
Buffalo
Vic Moran
New Orleans
Joe Camp
North End
Johnny Morris
Montreal
Nat Segal
Revere
Flash’ Rogers
New Bedford
Milk price boost in New England contracts signed
H P Hood and Sons reports that nearly all milk producers in New England signed six month contracts at a 0.38 cent per quart increase, with a likely retail rise to 10 cents per quart. D Whiting foresees higher costs for producers and retail price hikes. Pattee disputes the Hood claim asserting few accepted the terms.
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H. P. Hood & Sons
Hood Company
Nelson C. Davis
Davis
Do. F. Whiting
D. Whiting & Sons
Boston
Greater Loston
Richard Pattee
The
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Laconia
N. H
Dr. Davis
Mr. Pattee
Second Liquor Raid Follows Court Trial
Within an hour after paying a $50 fine in Brockton police court Mrs Beatrice Kroskowskis of 75 Intervale Street Montello was rearrested at her home on a similar charge Police seized liquor concealed in several places of the house in the Montello residence
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Brockton
Beatrice Kroskowskis
Intervale Street
Montello
Giants Take 15th Straight
New York won its 15th straight by defeating Chicago 4 to 2 in the first game of the series. Schupp pitched seven innings, holding Chicago to six hits and one earned run, while Holke McCarty and Burns produced key hits in a two-run seventh. Mann was ordered from the field after arguing a decision.
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New York
Chicago
Holke
McCarty
Burns
Schupp
Pittsburg
Mann
Byron
Hudson Sets New Transcontinental Car Record
The Hudson Super-Six, driven by Ralph Mulford and others, set a new cross country record from San Francisco to New York. The journey began Sept 18 at 12:01 AM and ended Sept 23 at 6:31 AM, covering 3476 miles in five days three hours and thirty minutes, averaging 27.14 miles per hour. Drivers included A H Patterson, Mulford, and C H Vincent, with Patterson and Mulford sharing segments to Elkis Nevada, Laramie Wyoming, Omaha, and South Bend, before Vincent completed to New York.
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New York
Ralph Mulford
Columbus Circle
New Yorkk
A. H. Patterson
Stockton
Cal
Elkis
Nev
Laramie
Patterson
Omaha
Otter City
Mulford
South Bend
Ind
C. H. Vincent
Liberty Motors Inc forms to distribute Liberty six
W S Jameson launches Liberty Motors Inc as the distributor for the Liberty six car. offices secured at 2 Massachusetts avenue. A moving picture exhibition on modern road building at City Club tonight showcases White Company trucks in action with BF Nl Squires explaining. The event aligns with the federal good roads law passage.
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Liberty Motors Inc
Massachusetts Avenue
White Company
City Club
White Good Roads
BF. Nl
Squires
South
Middle West
Boston Woman Beat in Golf Open at Huntington Valley
In Philadelphia on September 20 Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta Southern champion Mrs H Van derbeck national titleholder Miss Mildred Caverly of Philadelphia and Mrs Caleb Fox won first round matches in the Berthellyn cup. Caverly defeated Miss Louisa A Wells of Boston 8 and 7.
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Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
H. Vanderbeck
Mildred Caverly
Caleb Fox
Berthellyn Cup
Huntington Valley Country Club
Caverly
Louisa A. Wells
Boston
Malden Player Injured in High School Scrimmage
John J. Bushell Jr. son of Mr and Mrs John J Bushell of 168 Linden Ave Malden sustained a dislocated left shoulder during Malden High School football scrimmage. He was attended by Dr Charles B McCarthy and will miss the Wellesley game and at least three weeks.
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John J. Bushell
Linden Avenue
Malden
Malden High School
Bushell
Charles B. McCarthy
Wellesley
Scrubs Edge Crimson Varsity In Scrimmage 6 3
Harvard scrubs set pace in a brisk scrimmage with a 3 point field goal by Ginn and a 16 yard burst by Mr Flower stalling the varsity comeback. The final tally favored the varsity 6 to 3 after over an hour of play.
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Flower
Harvard
Ginn
Football lineup shuffled as players switch positions
Captain Cadman moves to tackle with Thorndike and Vic Nelson joining the tackle posts. Clark and Snow shown as guards in a display of coach confidence while tennis stars Caner and Harte join scrimmage briefly. Absent: Coolidge and Taylor with a full varsity lineup listed.
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Thorndike
Vic Nelson
Willie
Clark
Snow
G. C. Caner
Dick Harte
Charley Coolidge
Murray Taylor
Likens
Brewer
Day
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Harris
Sagar
Wiggin
Hull
Zach
Nelson
R. T
Hartley
Harte
Culbert
Phinney
R. E
Murray
Gardner
Felton
Q. B
Bond
Thacher
Burnham
H. B
Horween
Horne
R. H. B. Flower
Casey, Minot
F. B
Brooklyn Defeats St Louis 4-2 In Final Series Opener
Brooklyn wins the opener 4 to 2 at Brooklyn with unearned runs supported by air tight fielding. Daubert stars with 19 putouts at first base and Srengel Bescher make key catches. Ames allows 7 hits 0 earned in 7 innings while Smith gives up 2 earned in 7. Betzel Snyder Olson Daubert feature in double plays and strong defense.
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St. Louis
Smith
Daubert
Cutshaw
Olsen
Srengel
Bescher
Ames
Sth
J. Miller
Mowrey
Olson
Betzel
Snyder
Gonzales
Klem and Emslie
H. TB
Haere
D Er
Beek Wee
Williams
P Teen
Seeee
Oio
Indians Defeat Senators 3-2 on Errors
Cleveland edges Washington 3 to 2 as Morgan errs twice allowing two runs. Smith leads with three hits, Graney throws out Smith at plate in eighth, Boehling gets first win. Ayers allows six hits in eight innings. Wambsggauss cited for wild pitch, two-base hit by Smith, Milan and Shanks with sacrifices. Time 1h 40m.
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Morgan
Washington
Boehling
Smith
Graney
aRan
Deberry
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cRan
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Seenees
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F Tae
Jude
A Morgan
Terre
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices Across Boston Area
A long obituary list from Boston area papers dates Sept 19 21 includes Bechet Day Kearny Atwood and many others. Notices cover bequests and funeral times for Dalyell, Farrar, Gass, Gavin, Goode, Maytum, Minns, McCarthy, McCracken, McKinley, Mull er, O Keefe, Russell, Solari, Smith, Sullivan, Sweeney, Swenson, Towne, Whitehead. Also card of thanks and anniversary high mass for Elizabeth Bonnevier and John Cleary.
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Dorchester
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Maine
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M’carthy
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Thomas J
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Joseph Muller
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Penn Service Competes Closely With Penn Flowers
In a local compare, Penn Service measures up to Penn Flowers, with both praised as top options. Residents weigh quality and reliability as they consider preferred providers.
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Six vessels bring groundfish and mackerel to fish pier
Six vessels delivered groundfish to the fish pier yesterday and an equal number brought mackerel. Two swordfish arrivals were recorded along with prices from wholesale dealers across haddock cod pollock hake mackerel and swordfish. Several ships were noted in port with repairs and notable cargoes including the Lottie Merchant and Mary Ruth.
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Gert
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A. T. Serrell
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Viking
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Thatcher's Island
J. Holmes Birdsall
San Juan
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Birdsall
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Dania
New York
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Skogland
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Rotterdam
Belgian Relief Commission
Hampton Roads
Shipping News Arrived With Wide Range of Steamers and Tugs
A list of arriving vessels includes steamers Prince George Simms Cretic Howarth Naples Parthian Dodge Kershaw Johnson Belfast Rawley Bangor Hathorne Bath Newton Abbott Sewalls Point Arlington Hudgins H M Whitney Hamilton Mo hawk Ingersoll Machiasport tugs Lenape Richards towings barges Barry Skippack Soliteire Merriam Ontelaunee Chas W Parker Catherin Riwabik Tacony Wallace Wm H Yerkes Perkins Sandwich Helen Woods Piscataqua Holt Orozimbo Seamon Emma OB Potter Holmes Port Wade SATLED steamers Danta Skogland Calvin Austin Mastport St John Melrose Nantucket Suverie Middlesex Monoracy Tamaneud Oak Hill Cacodsing Honey Brook L & W Co Nos 1 14 15 Chos J Scully Beverly Luckenbach City of Washington Piedmont 20 22 Patience Undercliff Marion Standard Ss T Ca Nos 6 120 Morris Clif Lawrence Murdock Ethel McLeod Eskimo Apple River Eskimo is listed among others.
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Yale Coaches Discouraged After Tough Yale Scrimmage
New Haven September 20. Yale football held a strenuous midweek scrimmage as Tad Jones tested techniques and endurance. The second team scored twice with field goals while the regulars managed one touchdown, and the line play drew sharp criticism from Bub Henry Hobbs and Dr Arthur Brides.
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