Wyeth Wins Rich American Derby at 12 to 1
Wyeth, the western colt, surged from last to first under Jockey Lucien Lyne to win the Rich American Derby as Heno and Otis tired. Otis faded late while Aladdin and Appleby finished strong for second and third. Prowl, Pentecost, and others faltered on the dead track.
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Chicago
Wyeth
John A Drake
Tanana Wyeth
Dwyer
Lucien Lyne
Mr. Drakes
Hene
Bullman
Heno
Barney Schreiber
Otis
Singleton
Pentecost
Arsenal
Belles Commoner
Duncen Appleby
Aladdin
Lucien Appleby
Corrigan
Lord Quex
Prowl
Cincinnati
Hermis
Coburn
Club House
Belles
Egan
Reno
Lyne
Wadsworth
Fonsie
Major Daingerfield wins Tidal Stakes on waterlogged track
New York June 21 Major Daingerfield owned by F C McLewee Co won the Tidal stakes a 20 000 race for 3 year olds at Sheepshead Bay on a rain soaked track. Goldsmith ran second and Dixie Line third as Major Daingerfield led from the start and finished five lengths ahead. Other races included Monte Carlo winning Surf stakes and Rowdy taking the Inaugural steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. C. McLewee & Co
Daingerfield
Sheepshead Bay
Goldsmith
Dixie Line
Major Dangerfeld
Gold Cure
Major Dangerfield
Leider
Sellack
Burns
Shaw
Major Daingerfield
Dinte Line
Dine
J. G. Lyman
Charles Elwood
Rowdy
Foolhardy
Barry
Hewitt
Sallust
Ray
Decameron
Rising Sun
Bselling
Femesole
Mith
Morokaata
GJ. Martin
Military
Buchanan
Delagon
Brandonfield
Octawha
Locka
Guesswork
Charlies W. Meyer
Maranada
Monte Carlo
Odom
Wonderly
Hackensack
GW. Martin
Slave
Showman
Bounding Beauty
Sunny Shore
Major Waingerfield
Remorse
Gloriosa
Soothsayer
Mountope
Smith
Time
Cinquevalli
Dark Planet
Bobbinet
Bie Delft
Mary McCafferty
Lord Turee
Dr Saylor
Blue Banger
Old Glory
Brimstone
Lanceman
Belvino
Swiftmas
J. Martin
Cornell Crew Sweeps Intercollegiate Regatta In Easy Win
In Poughkeepsie June 21 Cornell won all three events at the Intercollegiate Amateur Association regatta. The four oared race was comfortable, while both the freshman and varsity eights were pressed hard, needing a late burst to secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepate
Cornell
Tenay's American Derby Thriller Headlines a Stiff Card
Larden Appleby Aladdin falter as Wyeth powers to a comfortable win by almost two lengths. Otie finishes fourth amid a fierce finish between the two colts. Tenay's American Derby is praised as the finest contest seen here since 1893, with Wyeth defeating Lucien Appleby and Aladdin in the mile and a half feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larden Appleby
Aladdin
Woods
Coburn
Lueien
Appleby
Wyeth
An A Otie
Heno
Tenay
Boundless
Moinen
Beauchamp
Federal
Jiminey
Hoar
Harry New
Barrack
Paul Creyton
Elsie L
Dean
Vulcain
Caywood
Zipla
Otis
Scarpio
Luke Ward
Kentworth
Maud Gonne
Memnon
Knight
Harney
Rose Tree
Fillform
Wissendine
Lyne
Lucien Appleby
J. Woods
Aladdinjaz
Prowl Belles Commoner
Lord Quex
Arsenal
Hermis
Corrigan
Pentecost
Furtones
Alfred Wargrave
Redfern
Stuyve
Ranch
LaCrimae
Wild Pirate
Tom Cogan
Ben Hace -S
Brownleka
Nutt
Helgerson
True Blue
Bya Rice
Queen of Dixlana
Col Ballantyne
Lakeview Belle
Ravensbury
Barbara of Ollerton serial in The Sunny South
Max Pemberton writes a four part novelette Barbara of Ollerton in The Sunny South. The first installment appears today with illustrations. Ahead, The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will feature in The Sunny South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pemberton
Barbara of
Ollerton
Dr. Doyle
Thirteen New Prisoners Arrive at Federal Prison
Thirteen new inmates increased the total at the United States penitentiary to 231. Six came from Norfolk Virginia and seven from Jacksonville Florida. Four were white and nine were Black. All are serving short terms for minor offenses. Norfolk arrivals include Samuel W W Smith Joseph M Sharer white and Thomas W Allen Charles Thomas John Jordan and Joshua Jordan colored. Jacksonville arrivals include George W Jackson John Comer white and Sam Astman Joseph Pryor Bruce Jackson Nathan Jones and R B Jackson colored.
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Federal Prison
United States Penitentiary
Norfolk
Jacksonville
Fla
Samuel W.W. Smith
Joseph M. Sharer
Thomas W. Allen
Charles Thomas
John Jordan
Joshua Jordan
George W. Jackson
John Comer
Sam Astman
Joseph Pryor
Bruce Jackson
Nathan Jones
R. B. Jackson
Geheimmiss Wins Nursery Stakes at Missouri Fair Grounds
At the Missouri fair grounds the Native Nursery Stakes for two year olds yielded Geheimmiss and Mindora a one two for Barn ey Schreiber in a heavy track. Ed Ball and Wash trailed the leaders as Geheimmiss led from start to finish amid a field of 20 entries in the one mile event. The day also featured intercollegiate rowing with Cornell sweeping the Hudson claiming varsity freshman and four oared races in a wind and rain impacted program.
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Mindora
Ed Ball
Eid Ball
Patheen
Brown Wall
Lus
I. Watson
Ransom
Juy
Dominick
Fucina
Luna Minor
Lulu Fugat
Submarie
Fonspray
Alls Well
Tennyson
Neva M
Mae Miller
Hansborough
Jim Turner
Fore and Aft
Ed Layson
O'Neil
Robert G. Lansing
Aegin
Pres“tome
Ulero
Namora
Native Nursery
Missouri
Gehelmniss
Tis
Sinndora
T. Walsh
Secona
Hd Ball
O'Nei
Doctor Mmerer
Flora Levy
Jordan
Brewer Schorr
Bell
Conor
Newcom
Wallabout
Gabe Heck
C&e
Seling
Tieful
Cl. Walsh
Chantero
Little Arrow
O'Connor
Prince Real
Joe Doughty
Chickamauga
Ignis
Pharaoh
Santa Ventura
J. O ° Conhor
Leftér
Higgins
Jake Wener
Joe Les
Birdie Stone
Mitchell
Wesains
Dolin Garter
Miss Aubrey
Yum Collings
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Jebytha
Syracuse
Varsity
Georgetown
Ithacans
Hudson
Crona
Charles Courtney
Wisconsin Boys
Courtney
Atlanta Doctors Pass Army Medical Corps Exams
Two Atlantans Dr W H Monerief and Dr Hayward S Hansell passed army medical corps examinations among 85 applicants nationwide. Eighteen succeeded, with the local physicians entering as junior officers. The news brings pride to Atlanta friends and signals entry into service. The body of Mrs Rebecca At singon was interred yesterday at Utah church. Mrs Atkinson died Friday morning.
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Army Medical Corps
W. H. Monerief
Hayward S. Hansell
Atlanta
Army
Rebecca Atsingon
Utah Church
Atkinson
Cornell Beats Wisconsin In Dramatic Varsity Eight Race
Ithacans lead early then lose ground as Wisconsin closes to within a length, Cornell, pushing at higher stroke, regains and finishes well ahead. Final gaps show Cornell ahead by about a length and a half over Wisconsin with Columbia and Pennsylvania trailing, Syracuse close behind Penn.
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Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
New York
Washington Boys
Cornel
Ithacans
Badgers
Hudson
Badgera
New Yorkers
Races Set for St Louis and Sheepshead Bay Meet
Monday entries list multiple races with purses and selling events. Notable horses include Feronia Christine A Mindora Lauralighter and Luna Miner with varying weights in early stakes at St Louis followed by extensive six furlongs and mile races. The Sheepshead Bay card features five eighths selling Joe Cobb War Cry Byronerdale and other entries across four races.
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St. Louis
Feronia
Christine A
Mindora
Lauralighter
Happy Cheppy
Iva
Luna Miner
Man
Edna Kenner
Lulu Flight
Catherines Knox
Nellie Baun
Erodes
Mr. Timberlake
Nayarihe
Magele Young
Atala
Doralles
Jar Lesser
Sam Lazarus
Morris Volmer
Te Flare
Orris
Wins Press
Eda Riley
Edgartto
Cogswell
Ida Ledford
Greyforge
Silver Garter
Sheepshead Bay
Joe Cobb
War Cry
Byronerdale
Pigeon on Fast Mail Train Stirs Atlanta Officials
Superintendent W A Vaughn of the Southern railway searches for the owner of a carrier pigeon that rode aboard a fast mail train from New York to Atlanta. The bird bore a tag Norristown Pa and priority message is suspected. No message found under its wing yet. The pigeon is being held pending claimant.
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W. A. Vaughn
The
Southern Railway
St Jooking
Southern
New York
Washington
Atlanta
Norristown
Vaughn
Ofice
Magnitude of our business drives nationwide optical effort
The Hawkes firm notes its vast national reach and record yearly eyeglass output, claiming price value advantages over smaller rivals. In a separate notice, Watts Kearney is recommended for postmaster at New Orleans with possible nomination next week, per the U S Post Office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Hawkes
United States
Whitehall
Kearney
New Orleans
Washington
Reet
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Tut
Raghive
Cornell Sweep Hudson
Badger State
Ithaca Grews
Geheimniss
Nursery
Hindera
Pothesa
Toi
Atlantans
Rar
Atlanta News
Adi
Cea
Ameen Anhisem
South
Alabama
Forsyth
Atlanta News Us
Agnes
Iach
Joe Temple
Ghieds
Charles Daniel
J. Frame Beck
Washington Park
Tor Cogan
Bremwinder
Vonrouse
the Forum
J. Slaney Walker
Silver Fringe
Flying Girl
Neito
Mra Wiggs
Esherin
Beach Girl
Zealotry
Ahola
Ontoragon
Corsica
Goody Two Shoes
Peat
Lavator
Boomerack
Gawaine
Bynia
Vasant Qance
Blessed Damazel
Matin Bell
Soffe
Mne
Rolling Boer
W. J. DeBoe
Little Scout
J. V W. Kirby
Andy Willlams
Marcos
Blennerworth
Glenwater
Tom Wallace
Marque
Loz
Nickey D
Leroy
Gonfalion
Fear Naught
Scorpio
Money Moss
A. D 'Anson
Colonel Ballantyne
Gemicolon
Miss Liza
C. B Campbell
Henry Zitt
Seibert
Lings
Brimatone
Svengall
Bauld
Royal Engign
Minature
Chickle
Ahumada
Irene Mac
Madame Dubarry
Sapera
Nevermore
Stamping Ground
Queen of the Ocean
Wilhelmina
Ethan
Earl of Warwick
Mennenfield
Sweet Jane
Mile
Milady
Maximo Gomez
Kalli
Dachshund
Thorneycroft
Elsie Skip
Pleasant Sail San Andres
Grarma Gardner
H L Colerman
Eissene White Crest
Clipper
Maridor
Robert Metcalf
Gibson Light
C Rosenfeld
Beasie McCarthy
Bluer
Advance Guard
Watercure
Surmise
the Regent
Tom Kenny
Thistle
Sbelvino
Knight of Rhodes
Ethics
Bonmot
Alsike
Emahee
Carbuncle
Kinnikinnie
Melonian
Rightful
Boutonniiere
Oldrian
Tchula
Para
C W Boxer
G. Whittier
DeReszke
Pretorius
Eddie Busch
Keynote
Virginia Grace
Grait Boy
Mien
Colt
J. A
Outfitters
Whitehall Steeet
Chas. Adler
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