Boston filly Nellie Jay wins Kentucky Futurity at Lexington
The Kentucky breeders opening features Nellie Jay the Jay Hawkes filly owned by George K Wooden of Boston, driven by F McKey who earns 10000 dollars plus half the betting share after five heats. The Rajah faltered, Gail Hamilton rose then faded, as Nellie Jay outlasted Anak and John Me in the final three heats. Weather was ideal with a fast track and strong crowd of about eight thousand cheering as McKey saluted the judges.
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Lexington
Rajah
Nellie Jay
Jay Hawkes
George K. Wooden
Boston
F. McKey
Gail Hamilton
John Me
Anak
Meckey
Tennessee
Dan Patch
Twinkle
Mercury Delugeon
Sisceresaios Canara
Daphne Dallas
Ken- Mof
Carl Wilkes
Dan 'R
Ch G
Geers
Prince Direct
Mc- Henry
Visicescens Acaraca
Norvola
Dean
Pinchem Wilkes
Ius
New Richmond
Bene- Ige
Caverta Azereture Caretatels Saole Sistems
Sir Albert
Saunders
Terrace Queen
Schaf- OY
Cambria Maid
Cotillon
Kentucky
Mabrey
Patret
Beachy
TF Bost Llive
Br H
Chandler
Roma
Shanks
Margaret Bathgate
Gatcombe
Tited
Kirillie
Collett
Dover Meet Opens With Bright Prospects At Granite State Park
Dover N H Oct 7 The fall light harness meeting at Granite State Park opened under fine weather and strong attendance. In the 2 24 trot Red Cliff captured three straight heats as favorite. Legal Wood led the 2 16 pace with three straight wins after one loss to Gypsy Wilkes. The 2 20 trot, the day’s great race, was unfinished due to darkness with Geiger leading Say Tell early and Geiger winning a close heat before darkness halted further runs. Face postponed to tomorrow after shuttle and foul driving disqualifications involving T E N and Geiger.
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Dover
N. H
Granite State Park
Red Cliff
Legal Wood
Gypsy Wilkes
Geiger
Say Tell
Smith
Ack
Fhuttle
Red Wilkes
Wilana
Boralma
Paige
John Hooper
Bristol
Gibbons
Unclear race details from fragmented entry
Fragmentary harness racing notation lists horses Chum Boy Ned Perry Lexington Mary C Naniwa with times around 2.14 to 2.18. Entries show sires and grooms and time splits but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Chum Boy
Gillis
Ned Perry
Humphrey- Wie
Lexington
O'Neill
Mary C
B m
Proctor
Naniwa
Br m
Isabel
Favorites Triumph in New England Half Mile Meet
Woonsocket October meeting opens with two races at 2.22 and 2.19. Favorites win both events, though in the 2.22 trot Juno is replaced after Freeman is removed and Doble takes the drive. Doble earns 75 dollars. Freeman fined 100. Aristocrat wins the 2.19 pace in straight heats amid purse of 300 dollars with times 2.20 and 2.18 and 2.19 best.
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Woonsocket
R. I
New England Half- Mile Association
Juno
Freeman
Doble
Aristocrat
Hal Brown
Hube
Bella
Lazar
Avistoclat
DE Neosisv
Casieni Dunder
Ruby May
Prices Hit Strong Peak at Woodward and Shanklin Sale
Lexington Kentucky October 7 opening day crowd boosts sale of blooded horseflesh. Twenty six horses sold for ten thousand eight hundred ninety five dollars. Top prices include Margaret Bathgate two sixteen and three quarters hands at two thousand, Bettie Brook two twenty seven quarter at eight twenty five, Baron Oakland two two at eight twenty five, Midlorum two twenty four and a quarter at fourteen hundred, Be by Ashland Wilkes and Alice Princeton at seven hundred, Be by Ashland Wilkes and Mary Brown at seven seventy five to buyers Brook Curry J L Brown wellington and others with Kentucky bidders prominent.
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Lexington
Margaret Bathgate
Brook Curry and Son
Bettie Brook
A. L. Barnaby
Baron Oakland
P. M. Jones
Wellsville
N. Y
Midlorum
Brook Curry
Ashland Wilkes
Alice Princeton
Mary Brown
J. L. Brown
Winchester
Lady Brunnells
Eugene Rucker
Georgetown
Turf Notes From Concord and Dover Pace Entries
A. A. Evans enters Blake a bay horse in the 2.21 pace at Concord New Hampshire with a $300 purse. Irene driven by Frank Barnard was among the 2.20 trot entries at Dover. B. W. Johnson plans a 2.24 pace at Dover with his bay gelding. Admiral Robly Evans muses on autos while a coachman suggests buying a horse instead. The Goat features a mascot thoroughbred Billie from Thomas Duffy making an odd pair.
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A. A. Evans
Blake
Dr. Benoit
Concord
N. H
Dover
Irene
Frank Barnard
B. W. Johnson
Goat
Billie
Thomas Duffy
Pittsburgs Beat All-Americans In First Series Game
In Pittsburg, October 7, the champion Pittsburgs defeated the All-Americans 4 to 3 after Leever faltered in the ninth. Young pitched well for Pittsburg, with 2200 in attendance. Final score 4 to 3, batteries Leever and Smith. Young and Sullivan. Umpires O Day and O Loughlin. Time 1.45.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Leever
Young
Leever and Smith
Young and Sullivan
O’day
O'Loughlin
Lipton renews America's Cup challenge with new Shamrock III
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton signed and posted a challenge to the New York Yacht Club for another America's Cup series. The Dublin and Clyde yachting press note changes in design, with Shamrock III built at Denny's in steel to improve light weather performance. Lipton hopes for a good race, saying the best boat should win, and anticipates a trial run in America before August races.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Associated Press
New York Yacht Club
United Kingdom
America
New York
Great Britain
Dunraven
Mr. Watson
Watson
Clyde
Fife
Will Carr
Sandy Hook
Messrs
Fife and Watson
Denny’s
Atlantic
Dennys
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Roller polo to return in Manchester season plans
The Manchester Union reports a renewed roller polo push with a formed association and 8000 pledged to support the season. Manager A G Doe has assembled a strong New England team and aims to play matches in Manchester on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Captain Fred A Jean writes from New Britain correcting Lowell visit doubts. Smiling Willie Parsons dropped by town yesterday.
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Manchester
A. G.doe
Doe
New Britain
Conn
Lowell
Fred A Jean
Manchester Franchises Change Hands In Roller Polo
Boston October 7 The American League of Professional Roller Polo Clubs elected Portland to membership after Manchester failed to secure a suitable hall. Lewiston players were transferred to the Lewiston owners Lehan and Johnson. Count Frederigo Doe’s Manchester bid collapsed as lack of hall and consent doomed his franchise, with Lewiston players moved to Portland and schedule discussions continuing.
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Boston
American League of Professional Roller Polo Clubs
Savoy Hotel
Murnane
Chelsea
T. B. Potter
Clinton
Messrs. Trout
Portland
Messrs. Lehan
Johnson
Lewiston
Frederico Doe
Nick McGilvary
Dee
Manchester
League
Willie Parsons
Willie
Frederigo
Mitchell and Miners Opposed to President's Proposition
In Buffalo district officers and miners oppose the President's plan for returning to work without concessions. About 2500 striking miners at Prospect Oakdale and Midvale coal mines remain on strike seeking gains. National Guard presence stirs interest but officials debate its effect on resumption.
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Buffalo
MS Mitchell
Mitchell
Prospect
Oakdale
Midvale
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
National Guard
Coal Company
Gov. Stone
National Board
Jona Fallon
Central basketball team plans season at Y M C A
The Central basketball team met at the Y M C A last night and completed plans for the coming season. Captain William H. Wilson leads a lineup including A S Allen manager Harry H Lew Malcolm R Patrick Paul C MacDonald Henry O'Brien Allen Patrick. Openers set for Sunday night at North Chelmsford with Lawrence Y M C A the following evening. Also scheduled to meet Haverhill Nashua Milford N H Co B Fitchburg Reading Franklin WulMmuer academy and others.
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Wiliam H. Wilson
A. S. Allen
Harry H. Lew
Malcolm R. Patrick
Paul C. MacDonald
Henry O’brien
Allen Patrick
North Chelmsford
Lawrence Y. M. Co. A
Haverhill
Nashua
Milford
N. H
Co. B. Fitchburg
Reading
Franklin
WulMmuer Academy
Princeton Golf Champion Crowned in 36-Hole Final
The final round of the university championship at Princeton opened October 7 with M. Oliphant, class of 1905, defeating L. Conlin, class of 1904, 3 up and 2 to play over a 36 hole match.
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Princeton
N. J
M. Oliphant
L. Conlin
Pennsylvania National Guard Ordered to the Strike Zone
Harrisburg October 7 General orders place the entire Pennsylvania National Guard on duty in the strike region with division headquarters at the Commonwealth hotel. Col. Wm J Elliott will run the guard until recalled. Three brigades are designated and all state troops will be in the field by Thursday. Col Richardson directs camp equipment shipments and Gen Miller serves as division commander.
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Harrisburg
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Hotel
Wm. J. Elliott
Guard
Col. Richardson
Equippage
Gen. Miller
Spinners in Convention Opens in Temple Hall
The National Spinners association met in Boston at Temple hall with 30 delegates from 12 New England districts. President Michael Duggan of Lowell presided as organization dominated the session and Treasurer O'Donnell reported satisfactory finances despite aiding strikers.
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Boston
National Spinners’ Association
Templar Hall
New England
Michael Duggan
Lowell
O'Donnell
Holyoke
Mass
Augusta
Orders to troops move to coal region delayed
Philadelphia October 7. State national guard officials judged the coal region not requiring immediate mass movement. Governor Stone says the full militia will mobilize by tomorrow, totaling about 9000 guardsmen, with 2000 already on duty there. He denies ordering out the entire force at Roosevelt’s request.
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Philadelphia
State National Guard
Stone
Roosevelt
Investigation of Coal Trust Ordered in New York
New York October 7 United States District Attorney Burnett has been ordered by the attorney general in Washington to investigate the coal trust in the southern half of New York state. Burnett declined to reveal the nature or start date of the probe, saying only that an investigation had been ordered.
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New York
United States
Burnett
Washington
Coal Trust
New York State
Bold Robbery In North Shore Lodge Hall
Manchester October 7. Prominent citizen Joseph M. Lipman was assaulted as he entered the North Shore lodge of the A O U W hall. He was struck from behind and his pockets rifled of cash expected from a night collection of 218 dollars. State Officer Neal to investigate the case.
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Manchester
Joseph M. Lipman
North Shore Lodge
Lipman
North Shore
Neal
Licenses Granted and Rules Amended at Police Board Meeting
At last night’s police board meeting licenses were granted for common victuallers Fred Narreau Emily ONeil John Flint and others. William Brown was appointed a special police officer for the Wamesit Power company without pay. Gingras license at 43 James street was revoked and Nathan & Aldrich 1210 Gorham street were invited to withdraw their application. The hawker and peddler license rule was amended requiring licensee name and number on the vehicle or worn on the licensee’s hut with two inch lettering.
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Board of Police
Common Victualler
Fred Narreau
James Street
Emily O'Neil
Davidson Street
John Flint
Lewis Street
Daniel Campbell
Townsend
Mass
Joseph Choquette
Dracut
George E. Ford
Tyngsboro
L. B. Fairfield
Carlisle
William Brown
Lithographing firms form Pittsburg combination
Pittsburg on October 7 reports twenty two lithographing companies met to form a combination with an executive session planned for tomorrow to complete the agreement.
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Pittsburg
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Stockton
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van Auken
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Jimmy Michael
Devlin Bee
Minnie G
Dore
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Switzer
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Fuego
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H. H. Wilder & Son
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Marley
Burns
Sturtevant
Brainerd
Howes
H. Hi. Wilder
Sheldon Weenees
Langemiere
Use Watson
East Merrimack Street
Lipton
Sir Thomas
Courier- Citizen
Fred A. Jean
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Nazareth
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