Youngster Lens Takes One More Handicap
Cincinnati August 4 Leng was the only successful favorite at Latena day. The seven furlong handicap was won by Major J T Garson, piloted by Nico. Old Stone beat a good field in the mile event with Foter disqualified for fouling. Track fast. Six races listed with various prices and placements, including Major T J Carson 119 and Colonel Jim Douglas 22.
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J T Garson
Nico
Old Stone
Cincinnati
Leng
Latenia
He Raed
Wao
J Carson
Jir Dourasse
Andard Alcor
Foter
API Pel Toonegen
Triuy
Airship
Nien
Taylo
Tims
Mirme Jotason
Miladi Love Webe-feds
Esferm Potter van Potte
Ve ‘Urlongs Lacy
Jos
Te Woo Helmuh
jiOf Buenarar
Frank Tlesir
T J Carson
Nicol
Jim Douglas
Trewbel
Pastor
Bud Hil
Robinson
Zipange
Treubl
Frank Lexaine
Geoffrey Montalban
Hush Thorp
Gromobol van
Murlongs
Aubuchon
Von
Bartlus
Dominick
Millzong
Preston
Carthage
Ripple Mark Dod Anderson
Thrail Hings Guinea
Field Lark
Scoville
Shining
Hey
Scond
Bullfinch
Dominicky
Intense Elf’ ReHant
Lawson Kenton
Pinaud van Istena
Alma Garcila
Oberon
Searca
Leo Bright
Babe
Minnehaha Fargo
Inspector Girl
Hine
Tom Morgan
Gould
Jon Shields
Fom Crowe
Anela Beary
Freebooter
April Bird
Bernie Cramer
Bt Bever
Loyal Legend
Oldfield Confident but Falls Short in Opening Race
Washington August 4 Barney Oldfield failed to beat his 53 second mile record in the grand sweepstakes at Bennings. Eddie Bald led a strong field in heats with Bald posting the best three miles at 4 06. Oldfield defeated Bald in a crucial heat while performances by Barnes and Clifford showcased the event as the season opener under the American Automobile Association.
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Washington
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
Eddie Bald
Bald
American Automoble Association
Bennings
Heyworld
Dede Bhdhard Barnes
Oléfiell
O.dfeta
Clifford
Corrigan’s Pair Win Handicap at Fort Erie
Buffalo race card notes Corrigan’s Sonn Carroll and Alma Dufour finished first and second in the Canadian Sports men handicap at Fort Erie. Results list six races with horses such as King Pepper Blue Coat Attention and Beatrice H, times and payouts noted. Spreckles buys New York home in Manhattan, buying 838 Fifth Avenue, a marble-front house near Isage Stern with neighbors Herman Armour and James Henry Smith.
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Buffalo
Cortigang Sonn Carroll
Alma Dufour
Fort Erie
King Pepper
Willowdene
Charles L | Stone
Beatrice H
Steepleehace
Tuli Young
Gypsano
Sigmund
Thre
John Carroll
Taw
Timothy Wen
Reina Swift
Lime
Olensa
Richard, Jr
Mwile
Bon Mut
Isdwin Gunn
Scarecrow
Spreckies
New York
Claus Spreckles
Nob Hill
San Francisco
Fifth Avenue
Isage Stern
Charles T Yerkes
Herman ©, Armour
James Henry Smith
Soon in game says Jim Fox
Gut was not so bad as first played up. Jim Fox arrived from Montgomery to recover from an injury suffered on Friday. A deep cut on the left arm required four stitches. Reports from Montgomery exaggerated the blood loss. He hopes to return next week but doubts remain. Fox has been suspended until fit to play.
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Jim
Jim Fox
Montgomery
Bittle
Perry
Clumbers
Tere
Fox
First Round Not Finished in Atlanta Athletic Club Tourney
Heavy rains delayed the first round of the Atlanta Athletic Club handicap singles event at East Lake. With 31 entries some matches completed, play resumes daily this week starting at 4:30 p.m. through Saturday August 18 to complete the round. Nat Thornton is current singles champion. Bryan Grant and Thornton hold doubles title.
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Atlanta Athletic Clubs
East Lake
Wil
Nat Thornton
Bryan Grant
Accountant Wins Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach
New York reports accountant Salvidere carried 126 pounds to victory in the $15,000 Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach, dominating the field with Samson and Albert F strong in the stretch. Winged Foot Handicap winner Salvidere closed to win by a length and a half, as crowd estimates reached 26,000 during the final day of the mid summer meeting featuring the Derby and Winged Foot Handicap.
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New York
Breays
Brighton
Brighton Beach
Brady Occu
Martin
Accountant
Albert F
Climnnap
Flimnap
Samson
War Paint
Frank Gill
Nutter
Somnus
Adsum
Snow
Moyea
Ki Lapitan
Sam Rice
Shackle
Anna Loresiaaly
Sam Cogan
Gallagher
New Amsterdam
du Pree
Bernhardt
Lime
Arabo
War Paints
Salvidere
Sewell
Lord Lovat
Finn
Ponarria
Shaw
T Sm
King Cole
Log
Knapp
Red Leaf
Ross
Wrenne
Pirate Polly
Parkow
Menocador
Sonoma Hello
Jennie McCabe
Azelna
Caronal
Jacquin
Nannté Hodge
Pater
Preen
Avis
Ceder
Strome
Toscan
Judith McBride
Cassandra
Battle Axe
Clements
Gentan
Licenge
the Belit
Woodman
Rebo
Woodsaw
Tea Cresa
Belle Strome
Angletia
Runnels
Edna Jackson
Jack Dolan
Joctnd
Robin Hood
Kildare
Hrushup
Rusk
Saratoga
Fallahsen
Hercufotd
Maximilian Thistledale
Kay
Philmay
Hylae
Grandpa
Coligny
the Flash
Iickery
Arctic
Flint
Tangle
Daly Spanker
Agile
Bedouin
the Picket
Firth
Elling
Miletto Russell
Banner
King Henry
Edith James
Delmore
Wool Witch
Luckett
Fiat Champlain
Mendon
Ralph Yorkshire Lad
Aucasain
Vaquero
Killiekrankle
Hallston Hoy
Demijohn Plausible
Jezebel
Waterbury
Cambyses
Malacca
Hip ‘Ap
Mark Gumbert
Rackstons
Konten den Enrique
Smiling Tom
Lady May Paced to World Amateur Record at Pittsburg
Lady May owned and driven by W W Avey broke the world amateur record for pacers at the Matinee Club of Pittsburg races. Time 2 06, previous mark 2 07 ¼. Mare paced by a runner, splits 30, 31 42 3 ½ seconds.
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Pittsburg
Lady May
W. W. Avey
Waldner Beats Emerson in Northwestern Tennis Final
Chicago player L H Waldner defeated Nat Emerson in four sets 6-3 6-3 3-0 6-4 to claim the Northwestern tennis final. Waldner advances to meet Kreigh Collins for the 1906 Northwestern title on Monday. In doubles Jayne and Love beat Waldner and Anderson, and Burton and Hunt to contest the championship.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
L. H Waldner
Nat Emerson
Cincinni
Windy City
Waldner
Kreigh Collins
Northwestern
Jayne
Love
Winnipes
Anderson
Cincinnati
Burton
Minneano
Legal Techniques Delay Widow’s Suit in Long-Running Case
Julia Day of 176 Hast One Hundred and First street loses verdict for 7 dollars against Manhattan Elevated Railway. Justice Blanchard voids verdict due to a technical irregularity by Justice Hick now on appellate bench. Case stalls five years in New York County, postponing final redress for a widow and her six weeks old child. Attorney J Arthur Hitter argues the matter as an example of flawed law.
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Julia Day
First Street
Manhattan
Blanchard
Hick
Appelate Division
Brooklyn
Veen
Newyork County
Fin Emferdar
Ula
Tle
Joseph J Dey
J Arthur Hitter Cara
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