Ocean View Contender Triumphs At Gravesend Racecard
New York October 21 racing notes center on Ocean View and Hermis in the Gravesend meet. Hermis led early then faded as Huntressa closed, with Ocean View seizing the stretch to win by two lengths. rider Kies had little help. Weather clear, track fair, and Baltimore-based sales featured Judith Lampbell.
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New York
Y. Bell
Ocean View
Gravesend
Jimeris
Wight
Nts
Hermis
Orst
Walt Me
Huntressa
Herms
Gun
Kies
J. J. Madden
Judith Lampbell
O. Whitney
Dublin
Shaw
Musketeer
J. Martin
Happenecker
Daly
Young Henry
Belling
Moor
Clyne
Marshal Hell
O'Connor
Hiedfern
Hocky
Wanahapper
Barlow
Courtmanmt
Medtern
Durazzo
Show
Ring Dove
Force
Hackensack
Scotter
Sheriff Beil
Fist Chirp
Foga
Bop Franklin
Knight of Gold
Ourth Krace
Rice
Redtern
Igntter
v'Connor
Andy Williams
Examiner
Nyne
Esatonniere
WJ. Martin
Foscad
South
Squid
Blue Peter
Talisman
Tenay
Martin
Prestoria
Crosthwaite
Patronimic
Gen Cotta
East Kelston
Tad
Anna Darling
Chiron
Tangibte
Colonel Kue
Aminte
Miss Wimy
Destitute
Mark Lane Tan
Moday
B. Doyle
Phoon
Michaelmas
Lord Tusco
Bell Garde
Hiyria
Gallentsmith
Harrison
Inn
Sparbelmore
Wyefield
Fair Lass
Star and Garter
Ponca
Pearl Diver
Mary
Chorusgate
Catherine
China
Monelaus
Hitchcock
Zinziber
Miss Mitchell
Scotch Bush
Perion
Sam Revere
Zoe
Gitte Binta
Homestead
St. Finnan
Toscan
Interval
Iit
Zrorma Loré Turco
Tost
Squi
Bluff
Circus
Hurstbourne
Judith Campbell
Warry
Joe Cobb
Franklin C
Atden
Belvino
King Pepper
Bruyvo
Brevedure
Tor
Duckey
Moraca
Odawaha
Lady Raener
Ascension
Lieschen
Women Meet On The Lines At Brookline For Golf Title
Twelve hard fought matches were played at the Brookline Country Club in the women’s golf championship. In the semi finals Mrs Walter M Gorham of Huntington Valley CC Philadelphia faces Miss Genevieve Hecker of Amawas GC Erie NY, and Miss Louisa A Wells of Country Club meets Mrs Caleb E Fox of Morris County CC Morristown NJ. If form holds New York rivals may meet Boston in the finals with Miss Hecker favored to win and defend her title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Touay
Walter M. Gorham
Huntington Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Genevieve Hecker
Aowamis Golf Club
Erie
N. Y
Louisa A. Wells
Caleb E. Fox
Morris County Country Club
Morristown
N. J
Miss Hecker
Clothier Captures Intercollegiate Tennis Title at Haverford
Victor Clothier of Harvard won the intercollegiate singles championship at Haverford Philadelphia on October 2. He teamed with B Sheonard to defeat Princeton’s J J Wright and E P Larned to win the doubles title. Clothier sprained his ankle but fought through to win in three straight sets after losing the first.
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Haverford
Philadelphia
W. J. Clothier
Harvard University
Pennsylvania
Clothier
B. Wheonard
J. J. Wright
E. P. Larned
Princeton
National League Scores and Highlights From Oct 2
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0 as White pitched well and Brooklyn managed only two hits. Attendance 340. Battery: Donovan and Rittler for Brooklyn, White and Popin for Philadelphia. Umpires Emelie and Latham. Time 1:25.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Greminger
Long
Moran
Smith
DAR to Break Ground on Continental Hall Site
Washington observes the twelfth anniversary of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution with a ceremony on October 1. Ground will be broken on the recently purchased Continental Hall site and many members of patriotic societies are expected to attend.
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Daughters of the Revolution
Washington
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Continental Hall
Patriotic Societies
Tech Eleven Prepares For Game With Auburn
Tech Eleven readies for the opening football game of the year against Auburn on local grounds. Captain Young handles punting and runs as center from last year, with Paul Brinson and Cannon among the backfield mix. Schedule shows Auburn at Atlanta October 11 and Georgia at Atlanta October 25, plus other home games.
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Penn
Techs
Auburn
Tech
Georgia
Andree
Markert
Moore
Gregg
Strauss
Thrash
Shackelford
Wagner
Brinson
Cannon
Davies
Young
Paul Brinson
Rankin
Atlanta
South Carolina
St. Albans
Davidson
Tennessee
Alabama
Birmingham
Cresceus Fails To Best World Record On Open Track
Cresceus driven by George Hi Ketcham attempts world record at Oakley track during grand circuit opener in Cincinnati. Mile time 2:08 under poor track conditions, largest crowd in track history. Exhibition paired Cresceus with Dan Patch amid loud cheers. first time the champion pacer and trotter appeared together. Multiple races and purses noted with times and winners including Charley Mac and Direct Hal. several events with best times around 2:09 to 2:14 and purses from 1,000 to 4,000 dollars.
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Sincinati
Cresceus
George Hi
Ketcham
Trotter
Oakley
Charley Mac
Crescens
Dan Patch
King of Pacers
Chase
Maxine
Patghen Maid
Direct Hal
Miss Willamot
Elderone
Twinkle
Daphne
Prime Direct
Wentworth
Ferenc
the Rajah
Homan
Hattie Smith
Dulce Cor
Baron Bell
Horace W. Wilson
Mew Richmond
Cannot
Rosebud
Harlem race card notes and results October 2
Chicago racing page reports Jack Demand won the feature at Harlem with 15 to 2. Phite faded to second. Duelist poor finish. Alaska and JJ Demand also won earlier races. Weather cloudy, track heavy. Harlem card lists six races with winners Hayden, Merons, King Barleycorn, Treated notes and an automobile pacing attempt by Crescas at Memphis track scheduled for October 23.
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Chicago
Jack Demand
Phite
Duelist
W“Epho
Donnelly
Robbins
Simon and
Archie
JJ Demand
Phi- Jo
Hear
Rag Tag
Heraldade
Simple Susan
Montanic
Hayden
Traxler
Pirate's Queen
Ida
McIntyre
Pierce J
Ben Frost
Ram
Merons
Hoar
Gracious
C. Kelly
Goldaga
Birkenruth
Chanton
Lief Prince
King Barleycorn
Irving
Mayer
Kelly
Charlie Thompson
Stille
Leviathah
Dodie
Mary Moore
Pace Crescens
Memphis
Fenn
Crescaus
Frank Bell nets feature at St Louis handicap
At St Louis Mo October 2 Frank Bell won the six furlongs feature handicap beating Buccleuth and other favorites as track slowed. Miss Golightly faded from favoritism. Race results list six events with times and winners and the day’s entries for St Louis races. A separate dispatch from Savannah Ga reports a Negro desperado eluding officers after a Winchester incident.
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St. Louis
Frank Bell
Fair Grounds
Miss Golightly
Buccleuth
Barnacle
D. Gilmore
Catelana
W. Waldo
Pte Peer
Wilson
Farget Mathilde
Vestry
L. Jackson
Evening Star
J. Miller
Maggia Felix
D.gilmore
Assessment
Dade
Chanterelle
Delgoa
T. Jackson
Louis Wagner
Launtleroy
Lindenella
the Messenger
Seiln
Doeskin
J. O'Connor
Howbre
Secom Kingstelle
Lynch
Tenybelle
Santa Ventura
Lysbeth
Velasquez
Bertha Nell
Hengist
Russelston
Fickle Saint
Dave Sommers
Hainault
Master Mariner
Temptress
Tom Collins
Yat Volde
Pourquo I Pas
Mamselle
Floyd K
Josie F
Tulare
Admetus
Brutal
Duela
Jane Oaker
Lou Hazel
Patheon
Ga Minor
Denetor
Dandy Tim
Charles
Tony Lepping
Renza
Ots
Chappaqua
Kittyay
Savannah
Council committee on eldimns meeting adjourned
Councilman Malver Hil, seventh ward chair, led the committee on eldimins in a missing meeting this afternoon with papers referred to the committee. Fire at Mrs Speer’s kitchen damaged the floor but was extinguished. Trinity church concert repeats tonight at 8 o'clock. Equitable building office hosts a presidents meeting at 4. Governor Candler spent yesterday in Gainesville to vote. Daphne Moore sues for 13.25 claiming two fines were paid. Rev Thomas Og. Davis to preach at Woodward Avenue Baptist. John W. Gammel dies. funeral at 3:30 at 386 Rawson Street. Westview Cemetery. General officers of carpenters leave for home after convention. Georgia Paper Co sells to Hirshters Paper Co for 414000. Grifin catches runaway Woodlawn boy. Recorder Broyles fines Lorenzo Jones for illegal horse-race room. White boy Victor Nutall, 11, arrested for bicycle theft. Blackstone preliminary trial today at 2. Atlanta Carriage Builders elect John M. Smith as vice president. Board of Health to meet this afternoon at 6.
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Sthtey
Cole Clfford Anderson
Equitable’ Build
Overnor Candler
Gainesville
Shanta
Daphne Moore
Welty
Adolphus Clemmons
Public Works
Thomas OG. Davis
Chat-Tinaoga
Tia Woodward Avenue Baptist Church
Davis
Finn
John W. Gammel
East Fair Street
Clarksville
Inter- Trent
Westview Cemetery
Kawood Whalen
Griffin
P. F. Phelps
Constitution
Means
Broyles
Lorenzo Jones
Jones
Victor
Nutall
James Nutall
Augusta
Po- Neeman
Blackstone
N. H. Bullock
Justice
Bateman
National Carriage Builders’, Association
Detroit
Mich
John. M. Smith
Atlanta
Vica
Board of Health
Grand Tonight Presents Augustus Thomas Play On the Quiet
The Grand tonight and Saturday features Augustus Thomas, the prolific American playwright, with On the Quiet in a premier starring W Ross as Ridgeway of Yale. Ross brings refined humor and natural action in a role praised for wit and dialog.
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the Grand
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Mizzoura
Alabama
Wil
W. Ross
Ridgeway
Yale
William Collier
Madison Square Theater
New York
Mr. Thomas
Atory
Mr. Ross
Ted Langham
Savoy
Albert Ridgeway
Bo Thoy
Trade ads list Barraclough fabrics and Chamberlin-Johnson goods
The page advertises Barraclough Homespuns in various shades at .85 to 2.00 and a wide range of department store offerings from Chamberlin-Johnson DuBose to I Kamper Grocery and The Bee Hive. It notes jewelry, optics, dry goods, hardware, furniture, and services including barbering and beauty, with contact details for local suppliers on Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilverware
Charles W.crankshaw
I. Kamper Grocery Co
Whitehall Street
Towehar
Chamberlin-Jonnson
Dubose Co
Brown & Allen
Cgal and
WOOD
Taylor
Peters
Humphreys
Langston’ Bros
Oppenhem
Bee Hive
Owen Coal and Lumber Co. & Foundry
H.W. Rountree & Bros. Trunk and Bag Co
Freeman
Maseagers
Vaudeville and theater talk in New Haven and Atlanta
A report covers acts at Ridgeway’s room in a New Haven hotel and notes a second act with a replica of William Stuyvesant’s private yacht. It previews Grand bill openings, Klaw and Erlanger’s Troubadours, Harry Gillatt, The Liberty Belles at Madison Square, and strong Atlanta Bijou attendance plus vaudeville acts featuring Edwin Keough Dorothy Ballard Stuart Isabela in 1492 and other performers with Paris costumes and varied numbers.
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Ridgeway
New Haven
Wiliam Stuyvesant
Mondh
Klaw and
Ehlanger
Harry Gillatt
Harry B. Smith
Madison Square Theater
New York
Atlanta
Edwin Keough
Dorothy Ballard
Adamian
Stuart
Patti
Weelx
Isabella
Paris
Will H. Fox
White Techerkess Trio; Cadieux
the Wire
Hines and
Remington
Black assailant fatally harms show foreman in Richmond
October 7 report from Richmond notes a Black man attempted to force entry to a show without paying. Lewis Lutz, foreman of the Sautelle show, was struck and fatally injured. The assailant escaped. origin stated as Michigan. Authorities pursue clues.
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Richmond
Lewis Lutz
Sautelle
Pye Fo Mich
Sporting Gossip and Player Moves From The League
Philadelphia released Ros Dege Heinrich Krug who is open for engagements with Atlanta. Jake Atz and Joe Stanley of the New Orleans team starred in late season games against Washington with strong fielding and hitting. Battlate the Hutte negro jockey based in St Louis is said to be Atlanta born and debuting in New Orleans last winter. B Rider, a New York businessman and recently appointed United States consul at Retillo, Mexico, has died of cancer.
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Heinrich Krug
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Jake Atz
Joe “Stanley
Orleand
Washington
Stanley
Jakey
Battlate
Hutte
St. Louis
New Orleans
Ens B. Rider
New York
Uniese
Retillo
Mexico
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Hermenes
Igniter
National League
Pitsburg
Cincinnati
Leever
Smith Phillips
Bargen
O'Day
Harlem
Balm of Gitead
Jaubert
I Samuelson
Toukiah
Frances I. Heras
Rose of May
Howendobler
Ben Mora
Sal
Hec
Frace
John Powers
Amorons Arvensis
Leach
Tucker Cox
Whiten
Animae
the Counselor
Creat
Old Fox
Bristol
Davia
Captain Conover
Henry Gibbs
Fearful
Tatar
Harvey
Furtorgst Brookston
Judge Hines
Mr. Dingle
Small Talk
Albemarle
Musical Slipper
Bay Wonder
Style
Haydon
Fulform
Chickwdes
Harney Moore
Pamride
Whitcomb
Evelyn
Bird
Star Cotton
Malver ® Hil
T. Ng
Nessfternoon
Speer
Anq
Queet
Trinity Church
W. D. Huber
Frank Dulley
Joan H. Clark
Philadel Pita
The
Brotherhood
of .Carpenters
Ameriti
Georgia “Paper Company
Hirshters Paper Company
Mr. H. Eichber& Company
Paris Venet
Vienna
Oxford
Ellertee
Melton
Galway
Dame
Hightower & Graves
John BL. Moore & Son
Rood ‘Paint Co
K. M. Turner
Moore & Stevenson
Lilienthal
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Ros Dege
Union
Getton Seed U
Dad Gin
Amy Combis
Samapiaie Steerins Seetree
Arghitgst
OAH
Caprine
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