Brooklawn Falls To New Haven In Southern District Fight
The Brooklawn golf team drops to second after a 7-3 defeat by New Haven Country Club, narrowing the gap to first in the Southern District women's championship. New Haven leads by one point as both prepare for final round action on September 27, with Fairfield also in contention.
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Brooklawn
Bridgeport
NEW Haven Country Club
New Haven Combine
Fairfield
New Haven
Race Brook
Mike Doris Byant
O O
Burnside
Winston
Bronxlawn
Georgianna M. Bishop
Alice Chapman
Doris Brant
J. K Williamson
Eleanor Webster
S. New Haven
Danbury
Brownleigh
G Hall
Womack
Grace Meeker
Miss Sunderland
Walter B Lashar
Bertram Ainsworth
Miss Meeker
Washington Results First Race At Brunswick Downs
A compact horse racing card lists results for seven races at Brunswick Downs on Sunday. Winners include Sunday Clothes in the first race for 3 year olds and up at 1,200 meters, and Mint Teddy in the third, with times and payouts noted alongside entries like Billy Beer and Casino. Also listed are all horses that ran, with final times and betting figures.
Belmont Race Day Results Show Six Thoroughbred Races
Summary of Belmont track results across six races for three and two year olds, plus open handicap. Notable performances include Florencia 107 finishing high in first race with Time 1 40 1 5. Mantonutan 140 and Supingo 139 strong in the two mile second race with 3 52 4 5. Agitator and Pete Wrack among two year olds in the sprint fourth. Other runners include Byng, Endicott, Ballast, Britannic, Caroer, Wer Burn, Gunea Hen, and Ben Rip with varied times and placements.
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Supingo
Holley
Byng
Alllams
Mten
ray—Endicott
Ballast, II
Four Court
Orkman
Pete Wrack
J McCoy
L Fate
Caroer
E. Barnes
Wer Burn
M Gime
Gunea Hen
W Kelsay
Mica
Bunnskins
Court Day
Ben Rip
Cairdine
P. Goodwin
Delorimier First Race Results From Five Furlong Handicap
Race card shows six thoroughbred events with listed weights and times. Notable entries include Father Damien Mughes May Baxter Flowers Got Eleanor W Lydia Drew and Trafalan. results display times and order across five furlong sprints and longer routes at Delorimier track with multiple runners and also ran notes.
Wheeler Funeral Set For Today In Columbus
Wayne B Wheeler benefit counsel for the Anti-Saloon League will be buried this afternoon by co workers in the church and the cause of prohibition. His body will be placed beside that of his who tied a few weeks ago. Honorary pallbearers include Governor A V Donahey former Governor Richard Yates Colonel Patrick H Callahan Mayor James J Thomas and all members of the national executive committee of the Anti Saloon League.
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Columbus
Qiu
iBs
Associated Press
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Tom
A Ve Donahey
Ohio
Richard Yates
I+ I.ols
Patrick H. Callahan
Lowisside
James J Thomas
Anti-Saeon League
Superle Lomeits Wie
Arle Pallbe Tns
Whavelet
Priscial
Fairmont Race Meet Results Show Tight Finishes Across Card
First race for s year olds and up covered 1,000 blurls with Ritter and McClair among top weights. Time 1:16 3-5. Also ran Cora Miss Omaha Kendall High Prestess Quota Jack Knight Omnia Singing Cricket. Second race for 2 year olds at 81,000 featured Oregon Fir Gray and Shasta Klan with times around 1:17 3-5. Also ran Manchu Amo Atlantic Co Fallon Glee. Third race 3 year olds for 1,000 at 116 miles saw Heed Whitacre Engadine Peter Parley in close order with 1.53. Also ran Fire Water Blue Beans Bocartonel. Fourth race 2 year olds 81,000 6 furlongs Crispie Seth Sister Maggie Glennie with times around 1:18 1-5. Also Ran Bright Plume Flying Rose All Set No Quarter Jimma. Fifth race 3 year olds up 1,500 6 furlongs Retort Color Sergeant Flattery with times near 12-5. Also ran McTinkle My Son Yeddo. Sixth race 3 year olds up 11-16 miles Wooldridge Indianapolis St Valentine with times near 1:51 1-5. Also ran Broomeney Billy Baughn. Seventh race 3 year olds up 11-4 miles Rockford Drama Bradleys Toney with 2:15 1-8. Also ran Wood Fairy Chestnut Girl Tidian Tales Mons Meg Lighter.
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Upi
Ritter
McClair
Leo Laine
Dogeart
Nippon
Legere
Cora
Miss Omaha
Kendall
High Prestess
Quota
Jack Knight
Omnia
Singing Cricket
Oregon Fir
Gray
Shasta Klan
Elston
Dancing
Bucger
Manchu
Amo
Atlantic
Fallon
Glee
Heed
Whitacre
Engadine
Creese
Peter Parley
Philpot
Fire Water
Blue Beans
Bocartonel
Crispie Seth
Root
Sister Maggie
Rauser
Glennie
Peterson
Bright Plume
Flying Rose
All Set
No Quarter
Jimma
Retort
Color Sergeant
Flattery
Fhstpot
Wooldridge
Hebert
Indianapolis
Hardy
St. Valentine
Broomeney
Billy Baughn
Rockford
Drama
Bradley
Toney
Wood Fairy
Hamilton Race Card Summary First to Sixth Races
Summary of race results for a Hamilton meet listing six races for different age groups and distances. Notable entries include White Nose and Sylvia in the first race. Affectionate Mary and Mabel Seth in the second. Mark Awele and Barberry in the third. Cheating Cheaters and Col. Pat in the fourth. Follow Me and Nayark in the fifth. Janette and Kingsland among others in the sixth. Distinct horses with weights, odds, and times noted. several also ran.
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White Nose
Sylvia
Stowaway
Peinte
Florida Castle
Hutton
Don T
Nellie D
Starlette
Affectionate
Mary
Mitchell
Mabel Seth
Gordon
Guésle P
Fowler
ren—Coral Reet
Roma
Bob Prater
Mark Awele
Barberry
Pevie
Cirvenna
Pond
Follow Me
Nayark
Grapestone
Peyic
Rose Stark
Messidor
Janette
Ilustrator
Kingsland
War Boy
Pevic
Runall
Esther Weldel
Grassia
Dr. McMassilin
Oneida
Madden
Time
rai—Flames
Mit Plersant
Carslkfeigus
Sid Mott Leads Qualifiers In Mill River Play
Sid Mott tops qualifiers with a 79 gross in the Mill River officers cups. J A MacLennan is second at 87 18 69 while I J Cohen takes second low net with 8716. First round ends Saturday with rounds set Sept 12 18 second round Sept 19 76 third round Sept 24 Oct 2 finals 36 hole match play.
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Sid Mott
Mill River
Mill River Golf Ree
Dy. J. A. MacLennan
I. J. Cohen
Officers
L. EB. Finch
J. A
L. Doyle
G. H. Trelease
F. H. Trelease
Charley Johnson
John Cyzikowski
P. J. Coughlin Co
S. Brody
Paul Dolber
Eears
L. Andrem
R. Meaney
I. Louden
James Cough
J. A. MacLennan
J. Well
R. B. Scott
H. A. Hagadorn
H. B. Brautigam
H. A. Gedney
Charles Smith
Frank J. Brennan
G. Miller
R. M. Parker
B. J. Lee
Frank E. Doyle
W. J. O'Hara
T. F. Murray
Seven Mayors At State Fair Today
Seven Connecticut mayors plus about 400 Hartford service club members and Connecticut editors attended Charter Oak park as guests of the state fair association. Attendance for day four reached an estimated 15 600 with mayors Norman C Stevens Hartford FP William Behrens Bridgeport Thomas Robbins Norwalk Wales DeBussey Meriden John P Cameron Rockville John C Tracey Willimantic and Fred J Bielefield Middletown listed among attendees. Governor Trumbull will observe Governor's Day tomorrow arriving from Maine for official events and a large track meet with 6 to 125 leading athletes is slated. A noon street parade and the horse show's final day program are planned.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut
Hartford Service Clubs
Connecticut State Pair Association
Charter Oak Park
Norman C. Stevens
Wiliam Behrens
Bridgeport
Thomas Robbins
Norwalk
Wales &. DeBussey
Meriden
John P. Cameron
Rockville
John C Tracey
Willimantic
Fred J. Bielefield
Middletown
Trumbull
Maine
Principals to Meet Reed Over School Year Plans
Principals from the public schools will meet today with Superintendent Carroll Reed to review plans for the year as 26 000 pupils and 840 teachers start the fall term. Nathan Hale School will remain closed for at least a week due to sewer work. weather, not contractors, caused the delay.
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Yesterda
Carroll Reed
Nathan Hale
Reed
New England dinner speakers at Yale machine tool show
At Yale Mason laboratory in New Haven engineers and manufacturers watched the annual machine tool exhibit. About 100 engineers attended the ASME forum with two papers read and discussions following. The New England dinner featured Kent Hubbard presiding with Governor John H. Trumbull among the speakers outlining industry issues and remedies.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Mason Laboratory
Yale University
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
New England
B. Kent Hubbard
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Willl Preside
John H. Trumbull
Trumbull Electric Company
Plainwire
Mine
Charles R. Gow
Gow Company
Boston
R. Burt
Pratt & Whitney Company
Hartford
G. L. Newcomb
Worthington Pump Machinery Company
Holyoke
Mass
Lawrence W. Wallace
American Eagineering Council
Washington
B.C
Andy Bush Reinstated by Bear Club After Suspension
Bear pitching ace Andy Bush, suspended for leaving the club on August 31, was officially reinstated at 2 pm yesterday. He wore a uniform but did not play, as management announced the Massachusetts case was settled to Rush's satisfaction and the $100 fine was dropped. Bush is set to pitch in today's game against the Hartford Senators per Addy Stapleton.
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Andy Bush
Bear
Massachusetts
Rush
Andy Rush
Hartford Senators
Addy Stapleton
Girl Alights From Car Struck By Vehicle In Milford
Ruth Freneis eleven of New Haven avenue Milford is in Milford hospital under observation after being struck on New Haven avenue by a car driven by George Taylor fifty one of Taylor avenue East Haven. Taylor was released on his operator's license pending outcome of the girl’s injuries. The accident happened when the girl alighted from a car driven by F. & Osborne of 224 West 147th street New York and ran into the path of the Taylor car.
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Milford
Ruth Freneis
New Haven Avenue
Milford Hospital
George 5
Taylor
Taylor Avenue
East Haven
F. & Osborne
West 147Th Street
New York
Poli Theatres Close One Hour for Marcus Loew Funeral
Bridgeport Poli Theatres close from 1 to 2 pm as a mark of respect for Marcus Loew a leading figure in vaudeville and motion pictures whose funeral is held today. The darkness is observed across the Poll circuit.
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Marcus Loew
Bridgeport
Explanation of alleged bribery asked of Jackson
Indianapolis September 7 Governor Ed Jackson was asked by Boyd Gurley editor of the Indianapolis Times to waive immunity and tell the Marion county grand jury about his efforts to have James E McDonald appointed prosecutor in 1923 The Times had claimed Jackson offered 10000 to Governor McCray and that D C Stephenson also made a similar offer Gurley said the bishop H H Fout prompt the appointment and the letter notes two separate matters
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Indianapolis
Assmciated Press
Ed. Jackson
Boyd Gurley
Indianapolis Times
Grand Jury
James E. McDonald
Marion County Grand Jury
Jackson
McCray
McDonald
H. H. Fout
United Brethren Church
the Times
D. C
Gurley
Bishop Footing
Times
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