Lawson Horses Win Prizes At New England Show
Readville crowd sees top trotting and pacing entries dispute wins. George and Loma face protests over alleged efforts, judges mute crowd anger as Tom Marsh and Toma prevail in key heats. Lawson’s team dominates show results with multiple blue ribbons across classes, including stallions and trotters, at the New England Breeders Association event closing day.
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George Pepper
Crow & Murray
T. W. Lawson
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Holyoke
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Boston
Jack Roche
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Exeter and State prep clash ends in scoreless tie
Exeter and New Hampshire State College opened the prep school football season with a scoreless, ragged game. Exeter showed better form but errors and fumbling plagued both sides as players struggled with handling and passing.
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Phillips Exeter
New Hampshire State College
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Neptune Wins Amesbury Fire Muster at Exhibition
Amesbury fair feature, firemen muster, saw ten veteran companies compete. Neptune of Newburyport won first prize of 100 dollars with a stream throw of 191 feet 83.4 inches. L. V. Spaulding of Haverhill took second with 189 feet 11.2 inches, followed by Falcon of Bixter New Hampshire in third, Tiger of Newburyport in fourth. Other results listed include Mohawk Chief Portsmouth, Veteran Lawrence, General McClellan Merrimackport, Volunteer Amesbury, Erie No. 1 Georgetown, and Pleasent Valley Amesbury.
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Boston Beats New York in decisive finale as Barry's eighth inning blow wins
In a tight game the Boston team clinched the series with a late rally. Barry delivered the decisive hit in the eighth, driving in the winning runs, while Captain Davis added a key steal of home to seal the victory.
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Boston Takes Third Straight as Cy Seymour Falters
In New York action Boston tops New York three straight from the visitors after Cy Seymour falters late. Hamilton and Long walk to fill the bases, Starry drives in two with a single, and George Davis steals home in a dramatic finish at the South End grounds.
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Cory Keeps Brae-Burn Lead In Open Tourney Plays
Newton September 26 In Brae-Burn Open match play Cory remains the favorite as he wins two rounds, defeats Hawkes, Mulliken, and others, with Noyes advancing by defeating Whiting and Whiting's son. The field includes many Boston area pros and Scotch foursomes start tomorrow in a New England professional championship setup.
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Cgeorge Nichols
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Co. I. Travelli
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Brooklyns Defeat Philadelphias In Championship Form
The Brooklyns whitewashed the Philadelphias in Brooklyn on September 26. Kitson allowed only four hits while Donahue struggled at times as seven runs came in during the fifth inning on three singles two doubles and a home run. Police stood guard as crowds mostly stayed orderly. Attendance 2200. The score:
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Cincinnati Beats Pittsburg In Tight Game On Errors
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg by superior play as Ely made costly errors. Hertzel starred with a home run and RBI, Ritchey added a two-base hit, and Barrett Hertzl Gler swiped bases. Attendance 46, with Scott and Fanehill pitching and Emste as umpire. Time 2 hours.
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Goulds Nine Hole Links To Open At Sands Point
Howard Gould plans a sporty nine hole golf course on his Sands Point summer estate New York. The 45 acre links sit on a peninsula with rolling ground and natural bunkers The layout crosses the line of play twice and greens are visible from Goulds house Three greens lie on the lawn and construction advances toward completion ready for play by October.
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Brooklyn Drafts Players From Milwaukee For Next Year
The Brooklyn Baseball Club of Brooklyn New York drafted Anderson and Fultz from the Milwaukee American League Club for next season.
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BICYCLE NOTES Half Chicago race lineup and records discussed
Harry Elkes may travel to Chicago to face James Michael in a Western series race while Fikes vows a Chicago guarantee. Nelson opens against McDuffee on Oct 13 in Chicago. R A Garny seeks an NCAA three mile handicap record relinking Moran's Brockton time and a new Brookside Park mark.
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Chicago
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Harvard Eleven Trims Roster as Spring Practice Intensifies
Harvard trimmed twenty one players after the lengthiest practice of the year, leaving seventy one on the squad and signaling a full blast season. Daly at quarterback, strong scrimmage with Sawin and Zeus Roberts, injuries minor, and Yale Worcester oarsman Daly not passing entrance exams. Local games loom including Harvard Wesleyan at Cambridge and Trinity at New Haven with Triangular League dates set against Williams Amherst and Wesleyan.
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Yale Men Slugged in Hard Scrimmage
Yale University football team played two hard halves this afternoon in New Haven tough practice. The squad was forced to score a touchdown against a strong defense as season preparations continued.
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