Wilkes Brewer Beaten in Stretch at Columbus Harness Meet
At Columbus Ohio Wilkes Brewer faded in the stretch as Goldie King won the Western Futurity pace for two and three year olds with a 2 chapter race. Roy Gratton led early but Prince Loree later triumphed in heats while Wilkes Brewer and Charley Rex were among the top contenders. Goldie King earned a $498.10 purse and Signal Boy broke in the heat, affecting mutuel outcomes.
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Fleld
Prince Loree
Wilkes Brewer
Charley Bex
Goldie Ing
Signal Boy
Goldie
Roy Gratton
Gratton Stoval
Bindburg
Abbe
Chm
Palins
Laron Chan
Boh
Wellwood
Ren Ali
Pitman
South Bend
Bom
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Ted
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Gold Bingin
Murphy
Signal Bay
Stokes
Jones
Our Todd
McCleary
Prince McKinney
McDevitty
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Chom
Charley Rex
Haten
Early
Emma Magowan
Brusie
Busy
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Gratton Royal
W. Fleming
Wal Mahone
Childs
Jack Brooks
Edmand
Calgary Earl
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Bem (Walker
Box K
Alexander ‘the Great
Gold Quartz
Double G
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Harver K
Mowre Bor
Tenna
Scorers Named for World Series in Chicago
Chicago on September 25. Harry Neilly of the Chicago Americans was elected by the local chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America to act as official scorer. He will be joined by Joseph McCready and J. G. Taylor Spink at world series games to be played in Chicago.
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Chicago
Harry Neilly
Chicago Americans Today
B H S Gridiorn Team 13 Rounding Into Form
Seaside park witnessed Am adware mentor J Merril first appear as assistant to J Hunt in shaping Bridgeport High eleven. Second team work frees varsity, with Whiting Murphy Waters hanuaster cant Beelkwit among trial players. New orange and black jerseys noted as team progresses toward Monday return.
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J. Last
J. Merrilt
Amadware Company
Spa Ve
Eily Ha
Seaside Park
Jfred A. Hunt
Bridgeport
Merrill
Hunt
Hiltop Tons
Sous
MMI
Whiting
Murphy
Watershanuaster
Cant
Beelkwit
Brens
Maher Dawce
Amnih
Bak Gad
Thair Ope
Oaeainat
Surantord
Schoot
Teretinn
Maenday
Yewle Wulama Reums
Ting
Remington Jr Claim State Junior Championship Victory
Remington Jr baseball team clinched the state junior championship by defeating Waterbury Jig last Sunday. It completed an undefeated season with a 30th straight win, and the club plans a season finale meeting tomorrow at 7 in the club room with all members expected.
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Remington JS
Statiss Union
Remington Jr
Tyre Waterbury
Aftter
Ttermingtons
Tects
Froy Bayard
George Colgan
Earl McCormick
George Masek
John Kish
Joh Hettes
Stumtey Corris
Frank Briggs
John Gusda
Sommer Robinson
Michael Plura
Spud Simmons
Michael Petrorick
Stanley Corrs
Rocky
Roy Bayard
Americans Practice Schedule and Upcoming Games
The Americans plan a 7 PM practice with AY players asked to attend. They seek no Fame on Sundays September 28 and wish to delay matches against Mythe A. C. Center Juniors or other 30 to 40 pound teams. They will play the Alpines Sunday October at Yellow Mill Park.
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Mythe A. C
Center
Alpines
Yellow Mill Park
Ste
Athletic events for state fair at Berlin
Berlin Sept 24 A program of athletics is offered at the Connecticut State fair at Berlin for Saturday. The events will feature one of the district’s stars under license of the A A A meet held by St Josephs M A A of New Britain. The sixteen events draw many entrants from clubs such as the Crescent A C, the Pase time A C, the Clark House A C, and the Mohawks of New York. Sandy Vans and Jimmy Roche of Charlestown Harriers are among the stars, with others like Jimmy Phaints and more. In addition to St Josephs events, fifty handsome loving cups will be awarded for New Britain Industrial Athletic League events. Officials include referees, Rev P Daly honorary judge, Rev J Len Sullivan, starter Wiltan 7, Coholans, clerk of course Willian M Delaney, civil officials, Manuel Igoe, rival director Dr Henry Bray, field event director Arthur A Vila, field judges Harry Wessel Howard ATimbell Lawrence PMangan, finish judges W L Trackett P J Corbett P J Goods, timers Frink Kane Martin Welsh Willian W illiana George W Wiett Insp J Malone John OLeary I Ch McCabe Thomas Wierfan Eugene
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Batur
St Joseph's ¥. M
New Britain
Satem Crescent A. CG
Pase Time A. CL
Clark House
Mohawks
New York
Appeas
Jimmy Roche
Charlésen Harriers
Jimmy Phaint
Svt
New Britain Industrial Athletic League
Absept
Tlanor Referes
P. Daly
J. Len Sullivan
Wiltan
Coholans
Willian MV Delaney
Viltiena
Anges
Scover
Manuel Igoe
Riva
Henry Bray
Arthur A. Vila
Harry Wessel
Howard A.timbell
Lawrence P. Mangan
I. Gd. Munzon
W. L. Trackett
P. J. Corbett
P. J. Goods
V. G. Moorehead
Frink
Kane
Martin Welsh
Willian W. Illiana
Cleorge W. Wiett
Insp
J. Malone
John O'Leary
I Ch McCabe
Thomas Iwierfan
Eugone
Industrial Bowling League Forms At Y Alleys
An industrial bowling league of five companies begins October 7 at Y Alleys. Two games weekly on Tuesday and Friday evenings. George West of American Chain Co is president and Robert Stevens of International Silver Co treasurer. A silver cup and medals will reward the winning team and individual records. Teams include Acme Shear, American Chain, Automatic Machine, Bilton Machine, Main Plant Brass Co, Union Plant Brass Co, International Silver Co, and Raybestos Co. Schedule to be published early next week.
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George West
American Chain’ Co
Robert Stevens
International Silver Co
Acme Shear
American Chain
Brass Co
Union
Raybestos Co
Proposed Giants Yankees post season plan dropped
New York September 25 The proposed post season series between the New York National and American league clubs has been declared off. Giants president Stoneham said there was little public demand for the series and the idea was dropped.
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NW York
Stoneham
Giants
Browns Pounce on Williams Series Hurler for Win
New York shut out Philadelphia 4 to 0 as pitching held, with Williams yielding the run-free innings for the Yankees. Connie Mack's club fell short in Detroit and Cleveland, where heavy hitting tipped the scales in a cold, wintry day.
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Browns
Williams
Nicers
Indians
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Yankees
Athletics
York
New York
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Atlanta
Johnson
Yanks
Zinn
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Pipp
Pratt
Hewis
Wewster
iTuel
Oh Mogridge
Walker
Griffin
Welsh
Burns
Gattoway
Drkes
Sewoldt
Jonag
Ginn
Mogridge
Hole out miracle in New Jersey golf match
In New Jersey at the Forest Hills Fiala club yesterday a remarkable golf finish occurred as George Stewart and Fred Steppinger halved the 18th hole. Stewart, teeing off first with an iron from 43 yards, watched his shot roll into the cup. Steppinger followed with a drive that dropped onto the green and slid into the hole for an eagle one.
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New York
Forest Iiis Fiala Club
New Jersey
George Stewart
Fred Sleppmger
Stewart
Tjis
Captain Brown Elected Team Captain in Davisville
A Brown football eleven elected Captain Brown for the current season at a meeting in Davisville. Nichols' home is in Davisville, and the event was held at the Brown tan tonight.
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St. Ff. Sicha
Brown _nootball
Nichols
Davisville
Fee DL
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