Sensational racing at grand circuit trot meet in Columbus
Major Delmar challenged 2:02 and faltered in cold wind. Sweet Marie failed first heat but George G. won in 2:06 1 4, fastest trotting gelding of the year. Ozanem equaled Sweet Marie to win final heat, Red Lac took 2:08 1 2 in the 2:15 trot. Four cornered pace for 2:08 race, others noted with times and purses.
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Columbus
Major Delmar
Sweet Marie
George G
Ozanem
California
Larrie Ginter
King Direct
Fuxenite
Red Lac
Sweet Magis
B. m
MicKinney
Alta . Waotamiene
Db. G
Homeward
Geers
Ozane G
A. Fearoney
Slanter
Boore de Veces
Shank
McKinley, B. G
de Ryder
Hawthorne
Hudson
Black Pet
Bik. m
Amster- Gam
Snowy
Cece Reves
Luca
Bik. H
Direct
GOOTS
Medara
Cb. G
Sammons
Pinchem Wilkes
Estes
Ben F
B. Fant Ryder
Ro Bob
Erkins
Dr. OY
Allerton
Grubb
Wood
B. G
Burns
Finchantress
McCarthy
Millard Sanders
Mereitela
Lady Patchie
B. A
Eckers
Jolly Bachelor
Spear
B. G. Stetson
KE Mac
Benyon
B. H
Demarest
Ben. Br
Cerne
Annes
Demar, B. G
Del
Dainty Wins Occidental Handicap at Gravesend
Dainty ridden by Crimmins won the Occidental handicap over one mile and a furlong at Gravesend at 8 to 1. Dolly Spanker finished second with Africander third. The winning time was 1 23 5, close to the track record. Sweet Pepper and Canteen were notable winners in other races, with reasonable bids at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dainty
Crimmins
Gravesend
Dolly Spanker
Africander
Sweet Pepper
W. M. Scheftel
Canteen
Wletola
Graceful
Tongorder
Fast racing at Rochester fair heats up crowd
Rochester New Hampshire September 22. Thirty thousand people attended the Rochester fair as races produced spirited action. Newsboy won the 2 16 pace after slowing in early heats, El Milager and Ralph Wick staged a sharp contest, Czaris claimed the 2 30 class in straight wins despite 17 starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
el Milager
Ralph Wick
Newsboy
Czaris
President's Cup Won by A L White at Lenox Links
A L White of Wollaston Golf Club captured the president's cup in bogey handicap play at Lenox Golf Club. White finished 12 down in 86 holes. The Lenox cup finals are scheduled for tomorrow.
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A. L. White
Lenox Links
Lenox
Wollaston Golf Club
Lenox Golf Club
White
Tufts Eleven Plays Today at Tufts College Practice Firming Roster
Tufts football practice under Coach Whelan and Captain Knowlton continues as candidates vie for quarterback positions. Dods, Buchanan, and Dillingham show as leading backup options while Wright, Prince, Sullivan, Hall, Reynolds, Elwell, Smith, Peterson, Starrett, Greene, Wilson, Cutler and end candidates Chevalier, Warner, Flint, Graves compete. A practice game with Cambridge Manual Training School occurs tomorrow ahead of next Wednesday’s season opener versus New Hampshire State College.
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Medford
Tufts College
Whelan
Knowlton
Dods
Buchanan
Dillingham
Wright
Prince
Sullivan
Hall
Reynolds
Elwell
Cambridge Manual Training School
New Hampshire State College
Track upgrade at M. T. T. Athletic Association grounds
Work on a new cinder track at the M. T. T. Athletic Association grounds accelerates for a season ending. John S Mahan supervises the project with support from Dartmouth College and Tech staff. The oval track lists dimensions around a quarter mile long with a wide takeoff area for jumps and a football gridiron inside. A grand stand and bleachers are being built rapidly. Events are planned for Oct 31 and a field day likely on Nov 14.
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M. T. T. Athletic Association
Pond Avenue
Highland Avenue
John S’. Mahan
Dartmouth College
Tech
Staightaway
Herald Domination Over Post In 18 to 7 AL Park Win
The Herald defeated the Post at American League Park with an 18 to 7 score despite a sharp wind. Both pitchers were hit hard, producing sensational plays. Scoring by innings shows Herald starting strong and finishing with a flurry, batteries Hoey and Farren for Herald and Reardon for the Post, umpires Gallagher.
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Herald
R. H
Parker Joins Harvard Football Squad After Exams
Harvard's Soldiers Field practice highlighted Parker the Milton Academy center set to join the team next Monday. Weighing 215 pounds at 6 feet 2, Parker helped Milton win the preparatory league championship and signals a stronger center couple with Brill and Parkinson. Squires filled Williams' right tackle role with the squad noting weight gains and a brisk, cool day of tackling and kicking drills led by Hugh Kernan.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Parker
Milton Academy
Boston
Milton
Montgomery
Wilder
Mills
Cunniff
White
Squires
Williams
Hugh Kernan
Bob
Boxing Gossip Promises Big Card in Cambridge Night
The Ward 7 Republican Club in Cambridge schedules a first Grand Field Day event featuring Honey Mellody of Charlestown against Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence at the Charles River track on Oct 1. Bangor bouts, Briggs versus Sullivan, and other matchups draw New England boxing fervor with plans for large crowds and a major program.
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Honey Mellody
Charlestown
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Cambridge
Ward 7
Republican Club
Charles River
Criterion Club
New England
John U. Sullivan
Gangor
Sullivan
Bangor
West
Sterling
Jimmy Briggs
Briggs
Jack Hamilton
Troy
Jimmy Connors
Bangor Athletic Club
Briggs and Sullivan
Kid Pantz
Kelly
Jack Caley
A. C
Portland
Peter Sweeney
Union Club
Broadway
Andy Daly
Matty Baldwin
Shae
Spokane
Wash
Kid Goodman
Kid Herman
Chicago
Goodman
Sealdy Bill
Quinn
Brighton
Scituate
R. I
Charley O'Rourke
O’ Rourke
Jim Jeffries
Tom Maguire
Jim Stone
Stone
Maguire
Maine
Baseball scores from Buffalo Toronto Montreal Rochester
In Buffalo two games, Buffalo 1 beat Baltimore 2 in seven innings, and Buffalo 6 Baltimore 4 in seven innings. In Toronto first game Toronto 3 and New ark 2, second game Toronto 4 Newark 3. In Montreal first game Montreal 2 Jersey oy blank, second game Jersey City 6 Montreal 3. In Rochester Providence 3 Rochester 0.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Montreal
Jersey Oy
Jersey City
Rochester
Providence
Brockton Vets Win Playout at Weymouth Fair
The Weymouth Agricultural and Industrial Society opened its fortieth cattle show and fair in South Weymouth with about 4000 attendees. The highlight was a firemen's muster where 12 engines vied for four prizes totaling 300 dollars. Hancock Brockton won 150 dollars with 202 feet 4.5 inches, Enterprise Brockton 75 dollars with 190 feet 9.4 inches, Jamaica Plain Jamaica of Jamaica Plain 50 dollars with 185 feet, and Defender East Weymouth 25 dollars with 183 feet 2.5 inches.
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South Weymouth
Acne
Jamaica
Jamaica Plain
Yin
Defender
East Weymouth
Vanderbilt Enter Horses for Readville Show
Reginald Vanderbilt engages stable accommodations for his string of valuable show horses at Readville track. He enters in the harness classes and will show his own horses in the ring. The show runs next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday with running and trotting races for amateurs on the same days. A large New York contingent has entered the running meeting, promising rare sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Vanderbilt
Readville Track
New York
Three U S Fish Commission Men Drown in Squall
Port Arthur Ont Sept 22 Robert Smith Thomas Williams and Harry Shel ly employed by the United States Fish Commission to obtain trout spawn were drowned when their sailboat capsized in a squall on Moffatta s Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Ont
Robert Smith
Thomas Williams
Harry Shelly
United States Fish Commission
Moffatta’s Straits
Woman Finds Cash Linked to $10,000 Robbery Case
In Waterbury on September 22 a sister of Samuel McCormack found 68 dollars in a vase while cleaning. The recovered sum now totals 9108 dollars from the earlier $10,000 robbery of Farmer Davis, tying to the implicated suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
Samuel McCormack
Davis
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Exeter
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Meier
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Vanderbilt
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U. S. Fish Commission
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Pitts-Kimball Co
Washinton St
Monroe Publishing Company
Monroe Pub
Pitts St
O’connell and
M’nary
Democratic
Congress
Boston Post
P. O
Mass
Mary T. Davee
Dorchester
H. T
L. A
M. Webster
Rockand
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Sunday Post
H. A. Stone
Quincy
Marion A. White
L. R. E. I. Wright
W. L
L. R
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