Fauntleroy Wins Nursery Handicap at Belmont Park
Fauntleroy the second choice surged to win the 1500 Nursery handicap at Belmont Park defeating Grassmere who set the pace. Cherryola finished third as Fauntleroy drew clear by three lengths. Earlier races featured Galley Brave Anavrt and Huck with varied outcomes. Belmont entries list shows horses for today across six races with favorites and results.
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Belmont Park. Y
Ruetem
Hir Jotn Johnson
Huck
Zivnap
Blackford
Bonnie Kelso
Fauntleroy
Cherryala
Grasmere
Tine
Patsy
Quantao
Pecuniar Thistle
Wingo Mocking
Dandy Dixon
Fauitless
Toirdima
Belmont
Everett
Letharta
Diction
Toy Paces
Oxer
German Silver
Magdalen
Tipster
Jacquelina
Indian Maid
Boola Boola
Moo Willams
Hampton Court
Fvalyn Cuthbert
Tonlata
Luke How
Td Rose
Jack Atkin
Arondack
Sanguine
Hale Hine
Alanarka
Earls’ Court
May Ameila
Native Belle Sets World Record at Kentucky Futurity
Lexington October crowd cheers as the bay Alix Alive Belle, driven by Thomas W Murphy, trotted a second heat 207% to win the Futurity for 2 year olds. The performance set a new horse age class world record, matching the 3 year old pacing record set by Directly. First heat pace 23% and second heat 35. Murphs received an ovation from about a thousand spectators. Other races went straight heats. Tomorrow Transylvania race with $5000 purse headlines the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky
Murphs
Fisting
Jim
Triah
Axahe
Sonoma Gint Wilkes Heart
Marenret O
Mullens Nerve Gets Him A Job Now Tork
Mulley the young Weslern League umpire impressed in his sole appearance by forfeiting the Philadelphia game to the New York National club. President Heydler announced plans to add him to the regular NL staff next season. Despite players' heckling, Mullen stayed calm and issued cautions before forfeiting the game, an action witnessed and approved by Heydler and many spectators.
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Tork
Mulley
Philadelphia
New York National Club
Heydler
Tle
Young Mullen
Baseball Contracts Announced By National League Club
Newark official Hessler revealed contracts with Boston for William Coons and Charles Evans with Chicago for Pank Brown and Jeanard L Cole. Also listed are WoS Davidson, Walter Start, Fred Luderus, John Mitch ell with Cincinnati, WR Johnston, Mike Konnik, Arthur McCabe, Patrick Maloney.
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Newark
Irealdent Hessler
Boston
William Coons
Charles Evans
Chicago
Pank Brown
Jeanard L Cole
Wos Davidson
Walter
Fred Luderus
John Mitchell
Cincinnati
WR Johnston
Mike Konnik
Arthur McCabe
Patrick Maloney
Yellow Jackets Still at Work
The Yellow Jackets push through with scarce new players and no returnees. Coaches Heisman and Dunbar lead a determined effort to field a creditable Tech team against Mooney's nine old men, aiming to avoid being outmatched by the fast visitors Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Jackets
Furthey
Chick Ridley
Professor Riggs
Clemada
Tech
Heisman and
Dunbar
Trojans
Mooney
Cubs Win Two in Twin Bill Against St Louis
In a National League card, Cubs topple St Louis 8 1 in the nightcap after a 6 0 victory earlier. Pitchers Higginbotham and Hildebrand lead the offense with timely hits as Rigler and the Chicago crew prevail 8 2.
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Cubs
St. Louie
Chicago
Higging
Hilsa
Cole
Moron
Rigler
St. Louis
Heebe
Melter
Bliss
Schwenck
Reulbach
Moran
Rlgier
Tigers Beat Yanks in Benefit Game
New York and Detroit American League clubs played an exhibition at American League park for Sam Crane. Joe McGinnity pitched for Detroit and won as the American League champions triumphed 8 to 4. Christy Mathewson, in three innings for New York, nearly blanked the visitors with solid support. Proceeds approached $7,000. a Mathewson autographed ball sold for $27,000 and Cobb’s bat fetched $60. Time 1.45. Umpires Brouther, Ward, Irwin, Kennedy, Hurst.
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New York
Sam Crane
Detroit
Joe McGinnity
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Mathewson
Cobb
Invisible toric bifocals offer seamless vision
Alter Ballard Optical Co. advertises invisible toric bifocals that provide perfect vision for reading and walking with no seams or obvious division. The ad claims thousands sold and invites a store visit at 75 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Georgia.
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Eeu Teere
Leadera
Alter Ballard Optical CO
Peachtres St
Atlanta
Meek Must Play With Gulls In Mobile Row
Mobile club rule forces Henry Meek the Chattanooga catcher drafted by Mobile to play here or nowhere after signing Harry Swacina at first base for Rock Island. President Kavanaugh of the Southern League wires the local club with the demand.
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Mobile
Als
Mobile Baseball Association
Harry Swacina
Rock Island
Kavanaugh
Southern League
Henry Meek
Chattanooga
Douglas and Smith Win Golf Match
New York on October 6 Findley 9 Douglas of Nassau County Club and Alex Smith of Wyckoff Coun try Club professionals defeated Walter J. Travis of Garden City Golf Club and Tom Vardon British pro in a thirty six hole foursome match to pay over the Hackensack Golf Club inks. 4 up and 2 to play. Travis was off in his putting but rallied on the home stretch.
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New York
Findley
Douglas
Nassau Country Club
Alex Smith
Wykagy Country Club
Walter J. Travis
Garden City Golf Club
Tom Vardon
Hackensack Golf Club
Inks
Travia
Smith
Vardon
Travis
Torm
Whitney's Horse Wins Midland Nursery Handicap
In Leicester on an October day the Midland Nursery Handicap for two year olds, a purse of 300 sovereigns, was won by HP Whitney's Oversight.
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Whitney
Leicester
HP. Whitney
All Is Ready for Pittsburgs Postseason Series
Pittsburg prepares for the post season after finishing the NL schedule. Camnitz recovers from quinsy and will pitch. Forbes Field readied for a record crowd with extensive transit options and rail service. Out of town spectators arrive as the baseball elite gather for the games.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Camnitz
Forbes Field
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Fight Of Big Fellows Seems To Be Doubtful
New York reports indicate a heavy weight title fight between James J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson is unlikely. A Paris cable says Jeffries seeks a $160,000 purse while Johnson demands a share, making terms hard to reach. Promoter Hugh McIntosh is en route to Paris with a bid of 86,000 as Jeffries travels from Paris toward London.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Hugh McIntosh
London
Paris
Jeffries
Paria
Horses Race Card At Churchill Downs Shows Mixed Results
Louisville Kentucky October 6 card at Churchill Downs featured six races with Jockey Goose riding two winners. Winners included Stoneman and Bruce Rica as favorites in Races Two and Three. Race summaries list winning times and payout details with La Tanguay and Autumn Rose among winners. Entries for today include various selling and purse races with listed horses and weights for each race.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Goose
Flying Cobra
Stoneman
Bruce Rica
Eia Tanguay
Calaah
Topland
Banridge
Rice
Select
Plume
Hsix
Many Colors
Paul Rulhart
Autumn Rose
Rellug
Outpost
Beau Brummoei
Maid Milliant
Alma Boy
Buena Vista
Billy Bodemer
Hathward
Hughes
Sorrel Top
Barnesdale
Bannock Bob
Transval
Roseburg
Admonitor
Lady Hill
Battle Fleet
Bele of the Ball
Allee George
Ornamosa
Rupicala
Ludiwana
Dextrine
Peter Pender
Leamence
Hathaway
Helling
Mizraim
Dominica
Hatchecoon
Captain Glore
Gramercy
Dixie Cem
Col. Asimeade
My Henry
Alan Bain
Jack Rinns
Steel King
Cambronne
Darling Florence
May
McDonald
Brunhilde
Lou Lanier
Hebel Queen
Bonnie Bard
Roreboro
Lottie Carr
Captain Morris
Morpheth
Ine
Donau
Managers of D A R Meet in Washington
Washington October 6 The first meeting of the national board of management of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held in the completed board room of Continental hall Thirty nine members attended from across the United States A resolution of sympathy was passed for the death of Mrs John A Murphy of Cincinnati a beloved member A large number of new members were admitted Luncheon was hosted by president general Mrs Matthew T Scatt
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Washington
National Board of Management
National Soeciety of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Sinca
Continental Hall
United States
John A. Murphy
Cincinnati
Matthew T Scatt
Nostalgic Patent Medicine Ad Claims Potent Sarsaparilla
An archaic label touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful tonic claiming to renew vitality and cure ailments. It advertises a trial box that supposedly reveals dramatic results and emphasizes its originators and nationwide availability through mail order.
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I. Writors
Hood
Pomel Co
Flour Ad Spotlighting EEX Flour Label
A compact ad promotes pure sweet and wholesome flour labeled EEX. The copy emphasizes quality and household use, highlighting the brand’s promise of clean ingredients and reliable baking results.
Yale and Brown Triumphs Spark Brief Football Scores
Football results show Yale 12 over Holy Cross, Brown 7 over Bates, and Princeton 2 to Villanova. The brief item lists multiple small score updates from college games with limited context.
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Yale
Holy Crone
Brown
Bates
Princeton
Villanova
Peril in Catarrh Promises Quick Cure and Sample Offer
An advertisement warns that catarrh weakens mind and body and claims Eclipse Catarrh Cure offers instant relief and cures. It promotes a 25 cent sample package by mail and a $1 full-size mail order, citing testimonials including T Moon of Lawrenceville, Georgia, who reports ear and smell restoration after using Eclipse products. The notice urges sufferers to send 78 cents for a sample.
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Amell
Lawrenceville
Eclipse Cure
Eclipse Medicine & Lines
Turing
Atlanta
Beth Sarah Congregation Invites All to Evening Service
The Beth Sarah congregation at Washington and Clark streets invites all to an important Thursday evening service at 8 o'clock. Dr. David Marx of Pryor Street temple will deliver the sermon. Carpenters G. P. Wright and W. J. Beaver, arrested last Saturday on no charge of filing whiskey, were fined 608 or 30 days each by Recorder Mioyles and bound over to the state court on $1,080 bonds.
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Beth Sarah
Washington and
Clark Streets
David Marx
Pryor Street Temple
G. P. Wright
W. J. Beaver
Bullard and Black
Mioyles
Myra SB. Boynton
Charles B Boynton
Myra H. Boynton
John 3. Wilkinson
Georgia
Fulton County
Abs
Sus
H. Mims
Mims
John A. Wilkinson
Futten County
Katherine Bilinguiy Holt
Guardias
Wiliam Pinkard
Censer
Katherine Bilingaly Holt
Anid
Ordinery
John B. Young
Tatate
Maudeshirley
Moors
RL Wilkins
Ordi Georgsia
Fulton County—Ordinary
H D. Bartell
Eurate
Mra. Seleta
Hulsey Sawtell
Tole
Permons
W. D. Sawtelt
John
Wilkinson
Pulton County
George N Butler
Georgs C Butler
P Butler
Mion E. Butler
Thamisaion
George
Cald
John R. Wilkinson
Fulton
Arto
Alfred Murda
Nowander Nel
Tohn BR. Wilhinson
Ee Gtorgia
Peter Gras
Borgia
Fairton County
Chemera
T. B. Crawford
J. J Barge
Anfd
John RB. Wilkinson
Annie Marshall
Laurae Meall
Ohn
T Wilkinson
Geowugla
Aaron Haag
Rosa Her Abrams
Rosalie L. Abrama Thala
John 2 Wilkinson
Veorgla
Offica
Courtland
Tulle E Fits
Tresaly Mo Fitss
Eddie Mo Fins
John BR. Wilkinson
Fannie Croft
Wiliam Croft
Newauber
Wao
John H. Wilkinson
Court of Ordinary
al Chambers
Lucioda C Sewell
Iagac
H. Sewell
Jobn N Wilkinson
Jeorgia
Aald Ordor
JUHA
Wilkinags Ordinare
Georgia Fulton
Sunty
Brown Parker Jas
Laura Bempall
Johos BR Wilkinson
Foltyn
Oover
John A Smith
Lerl T
Nelson
John WR
Wilaingon
Shorgia
Ioen
T E Smith
Tra
John TL Wilkinson
Ee Ghorgis
Fulton Comunty
Mary Ho Ptunell
James P Plonell
John Rodwilkinson
Jawbone Shipped to Attorney Moore in Nash Investigation
Columbus Ga October 6 Special Chief of Police Moore reports a human jawbone found in the Chattahoochee river near here was sent to Attorney J W Moore. Authorities consider it may be fragment of J T L Nash an Atlanta fisherman drowned two years ago. Dentists will verify fillings to identify the remains.
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Columbus
Moore
Atlanta
Chattahoochee
J. TL. Nash
J. W Moore
Nash
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New World
Belle
Mullen
Plante
Comapiocs
van Winkle Gin & Machidé Co
Tlaata
Pittsburghs
Philadalpht
Loula
Brooklyn
National League
Dodgers
Giants
Krawitter
Wilson
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Johnstone
Kiem
Drucke and Schlegel
Fletcher and Dunn
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MacQuillan
Doomn
Rariden
Emelie
Hattorian
Foxen
Doin
Evans
Hariden
Emsiie
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Jeffries and Johnson
Havana
Lamar & Rankin Drug CO
New Continental Hall
T. Moon
Jawbone
Josh
DR. Gault
Amd
Wwe
J. Thomas Gault Butte
Austell
Eth Moor
Asante
Ghorgla
Futton County
Orainery
Bell M
Whitehall Street
Iper
Bond
Tor Medicinal Ane
Express
Cts
Clarke Bros. & Co., Distillers
R. H. Cate& Co
CD. F.&c. P. Long
Middleaboro
Jacksonville
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TORS
Meer
Cinsbeldiele
Gers Bone
Yam Bay Dioudt
Eigen
O'S
Paterklosofen
E. Maboney
Ma Ontemoutn
Qeorgia
Tramary
Omtca
George B. Hinman
John D Wilkoson
Ordins Oey
E R. Stewart
A P Toland
Toland
John R
Ida L. Wimbish
Frank Boyd
John R Wilkinson
Futton
Ordioers
Annie R HM
Annie
South
Johr BR. Wilkinso
Orta
Cora Rawling
Hillard A. Rewlins
John BR. Wileinbon
Eorgla
Fulton Coumts
Ofles Oicinber
Charles T. Jablonski
Katie Jablonski
John R. Wilhingon
Teorgia
Yuton County
Orie Mre
Modlin
Stonah
Pinion County—Ordinary
Dunlop
Robert Dunlop
Johe R Wilkinson
County—Ordinary
Orre
Mary C. Taurman
R Taurman
R. Taurman
Leaya
John B. Wilkinson
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