Whirlwind Exhibition and Horse Show Prizes Listed
An event at a horse show features a whirlwind exhibition by an unknown pacer and multiple class results. Winners include War Dance in stand bred chestnut stallion events, Baron Wilkes, Eliska, Cocoa, Hugh Wynne, Actress, Tornado, and Glorious Fancy among others with prizes from $25 to $75. The listings cover trotters, get of stallions, ladies equipage, and jumpers with owners from Boston Dedham South Natick and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocoa
B. S
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Hugh Wynne
Maplehurst Farm
Lancaster
Zigua
B. m
J. F. Shaw
Elegance NI
Br. m
EE. D. Jordan
Blk. m
N. R. Williams
Milton
B. G
I. B. Webster
Beverly
Crags
Glorious Fancy
Marlon Lawson
Glorious Dainty
Dorris Lawson
Dana
I. Hitchcock
Demijohn
Rendville
E. B. Webster
W. Murray Forbes
Mary
Dorothy
M. E. Gorman
Glenmont
George Pepper
Crow & Murray
Rochester
N. Y
Pepper
Readville
Tonga
B. F
J. Malcom Forbes
Moveaway
Lookout Farm
South Natick
Annie Sable
Mariposa Stock Farm
Dilham
Br. S
Km. D. Jordan
Daisy
KB. Briggs
Chelsea
Viscountess
I. D. Jordan
Belle IT
Bradley, Hingham
Kinecora
Pawtucket
R. 1
Nancy Hanks
Nellie McGregor
Marinette
Riverside Park
Livermore Walls
Whisper
E. m
Samuel Hyde
Fall River
Glorious Bonnie
T. W
Senator L
John Shepard
Bingen
Bingen, Jr
W. B. Farmer
Vassar Boy
A. Patridge
Saco
Madge Kendal
Queen of Action
EL. D. Jordan
Jupe
T. W. Lawson
Baron Wilkes
Pr. S
G. B. Inches
North Rafton
Baron Rascaltion
Jancasier
B. c
J. Matlcolm
Forbes
Imperial Sable
Voster
B. A
Livermore Falls
Wimbledon
Walsingham
Bk. D. Jordan
Grace Glory
Lede Glory
T. W. Latwaeon
Verona
Lemuel Hitchepek
Bostor
Sears
Marion
Little Boy Leads Readville Pace Show At Readville Raceway
On day two at Readville, Little Boy powered to fast miles in 2:06 to 2:07 ranges, outpacing eight rivals in the 2:14 class trots. Dreamer and Alkalone contended in earlier heats, while Lamp Girl and Alcidalia battled for pace, with Little Boy delivering a spectacular display of speed that dominated the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Wilkes
Alkalone
James Carpenter
Miss Duke
Dreamer
Alcidalia
Little Boy
Will Leyburn
Leyburn
Palmer
Semple
Duke
Simmons
B. m
Walker Mor- Phl Cbeerry
Somerville Firemen Win at New England Muster
Somerville veterans captured first prize at the firemen muster in Hingham, topping a field of notable New England teams with a 190 feet 91-4 inch throw. Mechanics of Warren Rhode Island took second at 181 feet 71-2 inches, while East Braintree veterans placed third at 180 feet 43-4 inches. Special prize for greatest distance went to General Bates Company of Lisbon Falls Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
Somerville
New England
Warren
R. I
East Braintree
Union
Protector
Brockton
Read Jacket
Cambridge
General Bates Company
Lisbon Falls
Constitution
Constituion
Tio
Hingham Veterans
Roxbury Veterans
Michael Beats Pierce In Twenty Mile Pace
Hartford Sept 25 Jimmy Michael won a twenty mile paced race at the Velodrome by six caps over Burns Pierce. Michael’s splits were 8:29 3-5 for five miles, 17:02 2-5 for ten, 55 4-5 for fifteen, and 84:10 4-5 for twenty. Pierce surged early but Michael gained steadily with Empire State express pacers Austin Crook and Walter Sherer riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conc
Jimmy Michael
Burns Pierce
Michael
Pierce
Empire State Express
Austin Crook
Walter Sherer
Track Records Set On Four-Cornered Track at Tapare
In Tapare Haute Ind on September 55 two world records fell on the four cornered track. Geers drove The Abbot to a mile in 2 03 1 4 breaking his own trotting mark of 2 08 8 4. Coney driven by Ed Gallord of Denver beat the amateur pacing record with a 2 03 3 4 mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapare Haute
Ind
Abbot
Geers
Coney
Ed Gaiiord
Denver
Wagon
Free Bond
New York
Boxing Sparring Tournament Planned by Salem Club
Boxing column details an amateur sparring tournament set for Saturday Oct 27 at the club with weight classes 105 115 125 135 and 165 pounds plus two pound allowances. Weigh-ins between 650 and 730 pm day of prelims and 1 2 pm on finals day. Entries close Oct 20 with registration 25 cents to NFEA U secretary W HY Murphy 181 Boston St Salem MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Toston Athletic Association
O'Rourke-Reed
John F. Danner
Lynn
Jack Witzpatrick
Salem Kid
Twin Sullivan
Charley O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Martin Riley
Tom Wilson
Wilson
Ww. A. M
Tom Sharkey
W. C
Waltham
Brockton
Fred Teanchard
Enterprise
Manager Ward
Crescent Athletic Club
FF Kelly
Fred Hassett
Tim McCarthy
Greenleaf Street
Reabury
Billie Darreef Everett
Charles D
Cambridge
al. Smith
New York
Gould
Andy Daly
Boston
Patsey Flaley
Moris Hordersman
Jack Smith
Dave Sullivan
Tilly Gardner
Patsey Haley
Wpatsey Frederick
Mike Sears
B. H. Benton
Tob Roy
New Track Record at Gravesend in Bayshore Stakes Finish
A new track record was set at Gravesend yesterday in the Bayshore stakes race. Lisber Cam won easily over Meechanus, the favorite, in a time of 1 00 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Lisber Cam
Meechanus
Disastrous exhibition gives way to Selee era sweep
New York and Boston slugged in Monday’s dismal exhibition while Selee’s men dominated Tuesday’s doubleheader. Nichols pitched superbly in the opener, hitting a home run and holding Boston to five singles, as Lewis overwhelmed New York in the nightcap though they scored one run. Tom Connor started the second game for Cincinnati, showing promise despite a passed ball and missed hit. Hickman collected two of nine hits off Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Selee
Messrs
Charles Nichols
Edward M. Lewis
Lewis
Nick
Nichols
Joe Connor
Bridgeport
Ele
Hickman
A. E. Peairee
Areca Et
Otans
Long
Barry
Tenney
Collins
Freeman
Lowe
Clarke
Rene
Oo Nichols
PO van Haltren
Selbach
Baie
Bernard
Doyle
Davis
Murphy
Grady
Mercer
van Haltren
D Bernard
Snyder
R. PO
Hamilton
C. F
Rot
Connor
NEW York Als PO
Sebach
Ite
Sith
Piety
Ces
Seers
Cady
Carrick
Seymour Ee
Toa Casateseaska Sesso
Towe
Coft Carrick
Lews
Smith
Pyramid Vile Cure Promoted as Piles Solution
A physician cites two main reasons for lack of pile cures and endorses Pyramid Vile Cure suppositories. It promises immediate relief without surgery or pain, contains no cocaine or opium, and is sold nationwide with a 50 cent treatment. Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall, Michigan offers a free booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piles
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Baseball summary with Wallace three-base hit and Donovans steal
The record notes Wallace with a three-base hit and Donovan stealing a base. Sacrifice hits credited to Heidrick and Donovan. Pairing double plays by Childs and Bradley, Strang with Childs and Brad ley. Sudhoff struck out twice. Time listed as 40 minutes. Umpire identified as O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Abby McGraw
Chicago
Strang
Childs
McCarthy
Mertes
Green
Bradley
McCormick
Kling
Cunningham
Seeee Tee
Rick
Wallace
Heidrick
Donovan
Sudhoff
Ae” Donovan
O'Day
Dark finish as Brooklyn holds on in pitchers' duel
In Brooklyn a shaded nine inning game ended with darkness preventing the Brooklyns from seeing the ball. Dunn of Philadelphia charged Hurst, umpire chased by players, Flick and Delahanty involved, police intervened. Frazer pitched well for the visitors leading to a Philadelphia win aided by Jennings error. final score not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hurst
Brooklyns
Dunn
Philadelphias
Delehanty
Flick
Ebbets
Frazer
Jennings
Tayler Beats August Schultze and A Gourke at Brooklawn
J A Tayler at Bridgeport defeated August Schultze of Brooklawn and A Gourke of Hillendale by nine up at Brooklawn Country Club. He set a nine hole course record with a 34 during the outward nine, while his second round totaled 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn Links
Epringeport
Coenn
J. A. Tavier
August Schultze
Brooklawn
A. Gourke
Hillensdale
Nelson Leaves Boston for Indianapolis Pursuing Form
Johnnie Nelson departs Boston with team for Indianapolis ahead of a October 7 race schedule. Manager F Benard Spooner Trainer O L Pickard and pacemakers Hoyt Ruel Blanchard travel with him. After New York and Chicago greetings, he trains in Indianapolis to regain form lost after a prior defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elkes
Johnnie Nelson
Boston
Indianapoli
Nelson
F. Benard Spooner
O. L. Pickard
Hoyt, Ruel
Blanchard
New York
Chicago
Indianapolis
West
Starry Elkes Scheduled For Week of Races and Tours
Starry Elkes will race through the week meeting McEachern in Fealtimore Thursday and Ross in Worcester Saturday. If possible he will go to Providence Sunday for a three cornered race with Miler and Pierce. The Boston Cycle Club plans most of next Sunday on Long Island tests. A large club turnout will depart Friday by Fall River boat to New York, spending Saturday there and Sunday in Long Island before returning to Boston Monday afternoon. The Cosmopolitan triangle next Sunday features a seventy five mile run over top roads from Boston to Acton to South Framingham back to Boston. Entry is 50 cents. finishers receive a souvenir. Matrices at the club rooms 10 Fruit street or Copley square. souvenir on display at Spencer's on Vornhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry Elkes
McEachern
Fealtimore
Ross
Worcester
Providence
Miler
Pierce
Boston Cycle Club
Long Island
New York
Metropolis
Fall River Line
Boston
Osmopolitan Triangle
Acton
Framingham
Fruit Street
Copley Square
Spencer’s
Vornhill
Cory wins medal in Brae Burn open golf tourney
The Brae-Burn Golf Club open tournament in Newton begins with 90 players qualifying for match play for the Brae-Burn cup. Cory of Brae-Burn wins the gold medal for best score, Halstead Lindsley of Harvard takes silver with 87, and W. C. Carnegie earns bronze with 88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Cory
Prae-Burn Golf Club
Newton
New England
Boston
C. B. Cory
Halstead Lindsley
Harvard
W. C. Canegie
Pittsburg
Cory
Lindsley
Charles B. Cory
Brae-Burn
OU Chia cc
H. Linesley
Aeeae
ST W. C
A. CF
Arlington
FE. C. Woods
William Wadeworth
Newton Centre
N. P. Whiting
Hull
M. Richards
Seaport
Aoe
William A. Swan
Wollaston
J. P. Wawkes
Norfolk
A. Curtis
Worcester
Eeett
George A. Yarnard
Dedham
Percy Gilbert
J. F. Scully
W. M. Whiting
Hall
I. W. Chick
Allston
Monroe
Winthrop
F. B. Witherbee
W. M. Tyler
Lexington
Nore Sera
A. Mulliken
Commonwealth Tataee
George Wright
Brae
A. F. Graves
Concord
B. Williams
Salem
Powdon
Oakley
R. I. Freeman
Wallecton
H. W. Smalley
Fremingham
L. J. Malone
Cscesses
BB. Willetts
Oakley Oo
H. Burnett
Misquanicut
Percy Dewey
H. H. Smith
W. K. Farrington
A. A. Frost
Brae-Burr
Ceceeseees
HH. Tovey
A. J. Wellington
Weston
W. BR. Merrill
Ralph Williams
J. Ives
Rogers
Fennessey
Prae- Burn
EL Wood
W. S. Carleton
Wingate
Ceeese
Blackmur
Woodland
Laikk
A. B. Waters
Re Bahbine
RaUlh
Peaceend
Patrick
Westfield Meet Opens With Close Races at Woronoco Park
The New Westfield Driving Association opened its September meet at Woronoco Park with the 2:26 class trot and 2:27 pace. Blue Boy won the pace in straight heats, last heat 2:17 4. The 2:26 class was unfinished, Sampson winning two heats and Tannerine Speedwell and Clonteaf Boy Jr each taking one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
New Westfield Driving Association
Woronoco Park
Blue Boy
Sampson
Tannerine
Speedwell
Clonteaf Boy
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Unknown Pacer
Lawson Bay
Greenbrino
Gilbert
B. Og
Hamison
Locke
A. McDonald
Wilton
Pile
Oscar Ha Cha
Pitt
Art Alco
iBerry
Vesta
Porter
Athe Carmine
Baron
Symboleer (Kervick
Circulay
Powahs & Jomanson
Louiston Street
Sfoston
Somerville Firemen
McHael
Edison
Bake
Washington St
Philadelphia
Eka Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago I
Inngland
W. W. Greener
Johnson Sporting Goods Co
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Washington Street
Philadelphita
Thomas
Lanjoie
McFarland
Wolverton
M. Cross
Keeler
Sheckard
Kelley
Ta. Cross
Dahlen
Sea
Oney McGuire
A Kennedy
Tatas
Kennedy
Sheekarad
L. Cross
O' Dahlen
Fracver
D. Jones
I. Cross
Lijoie
MecFarland
McGuire
Tayler
Ashendead
Woodland Park
Chandler Robbins
George A. Sprague
Fies Carter
George T. Lincoln
Bruie-Burn
Merrick
Spriteheld
Bob Tavior
Desneton Ces Cb
M.E. Alason
Basex County
Henry Haynie
A. Shannen
A. A. Tilney
Tong C. W. Royce
Henry Daily
Ais
Frederick Vinson
A. Rowe
Aia Ak Ae
Samoragy Saa
Southerland
Lakewood
Walworth
Wade
Meadowbrook
A. Southworth
Erie-Burn
J. G. Greene
Aow
Thayer
Norfolk Ices
Che Dickson
Aris Creon
Solace de SR Ae
Thomas Maddock
Fpitteburg
Hinton
Grant, Bree-Burn
Coleman
Dra
Arlingtion
Woodlane Park
George H. Russell
Crow Point
Atherton, Jr
Owithd
Halliday
Montgomery Park
Ngves
Roo
GH. Crocker
Alpine
Aeste
Williamscon
Haverhill
A. Howard
Praewburn
J. Eo Scully
J. P. Hawkes
H. I
W.om. Tyler
W. C. Monroe
M. T. Whiting
W. C. Carnegie
Alleghany
A. C. Hill
Samuel Carr
Essex
Drae-Burn
Merrill Richards
Seapull
R. RK
Freeeman
Wolleston
W. Wadsworth
BK. ('. Woods
H. A. Curtis
George Barnard
B. Willliams
A. S. Graves
W. Chick
HW. Lindsley
Warvard
Scully
3Owden
Torrington
Noyes
Smalley
Witherbee
Carnegie
Hill
Wright
Wadsworth
Curtis
Williams
Child
Clhert
Dr. Sanden
Sanden
A. Sander
Tremont St
Mass
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