Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-06
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SPORTING.
Labor Day Events.

There we're many notable sporting events
on Labor Day. At Brockton, Mass, Piper
Donovan of Natick lowered the worlds
record for 100 yard dash, his time being
9 ga seconds. At the Greenfield bicycle
races the best time riding was done by +.
A. Fish of Keene, who won the mile open
and two mile lap, class A. Tom Butler
and Harry Putnam Of Greenfield were the
only class b men to start and Putnam
therefore had gift of two prizes worth $40.
G.. NJ. BLY, of Northampton took the mile
handicap, with Heebner of Pittsfield
second. One of the surprises was the de-
feat of the veteran, Stowe of Conway, by
Carey of Turner's Falls in the county
championship. At Waltham Bald won the
mile and half mile open class b, with Jenny
second in both events. Bald rode an ex-
hibition mile in 90 4.j. Nat Butler was
beaten twice at Nashua. j. +. Walsh of
Barre won the two important open races
at SANFORD, Me. Walsh also gave the
Massachusetts cyclers surprise by defeat
ing them all in two races at Lowell Satur-
day. In the Hoyland Smith road race, %
miles, at New Bedford, b. w. Pierce of
Boston won time prize in H. SIN, SOS, A. NJ.
Shepard of Meriden second and l.. NJ. Wal
lesion of Amesbury third. Walleston, who
rode here last week, set the pace for Burns
nearly the whole distance. Five men
broke the New England ten mile competi-
tive record in the road race at Nantasket
Saturday. Nat Butler was the fastest,
with 26: 10, Walleston second with 26:31,
and Tom Butler third with 26:5S. Butler
secured a $500 piano and $50 medal.
1t has been found that the Vermont state
hinuala ri fAr hole 10 nd
Bald's So A. and Buffers 2:04-is better
than that of any other New England state
except Massachusetts.
O. II. Ellis has received the PAGER, King
Bird, which he bought recently in Albany,
y. Y. The horse was sired by Jay Bird
and is said to be a fast one. Mr.. Parker
will bring him out next week at Nashua,
where he has been entered.
Z. NJ. Anglers Mollie Cromwell started
in the 2:33 class race at Ware Mass, but
failed to get better place than fifth in
any heat. Rosanna, a chestnut mare which
| Fred Gale has bought conditionally, finish
ed fourth in the 2:50 class.
Miss X, one of the horses which Mr..
| Parker took from here, took third money
at Worcester, Tuesday. HOLSTER took
second place in the 800 class on Wednes-
| uay, winning the nrst neat. Albert L ala
not start. These horses are entered at
Mystic, Providence and other places, in
GLIDING Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro amateurs struck a snag
at Jacksonville Friday, being beaten tc
I. The team consisted of Cressy, p; Ware
c; Al. Webster, lb Bean, I'd; McRae, 3b
Cox, IS; Johnson, If; Waite, CT; w
Perry, RI. The team is a good one and
with practice would put up strong game.
Cressy pitched well, but an error by John
son and two passed balls were responsible
for five scores. Cox pitched the last two
innings.
The .Monadnock Cycle club boys O.
Keene are greatly pleased with the work
of their racers. Since Blake and Fish woI
first prizes here both have gained new
honors. Blake won the lap race at Man
chester, Monday, defeating Shaw of Bos
ton, Fuller of Maiden, Perfetti of Concord
and other cracks. Fish won the mile opeI
and two mile lap races at Greenfield Mon
day, lowering the track record to 2:16
Nadeau of Keene was second in the lal
race. j. H. Fitzgerald won the mile handi
cap, class B, at Nashua.