Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
Market notes show receipts of 3,500 across Western cattle with prices around 3.75 to 7.25 for headage, 30 cows at 1.46 per unit, and 75.50 for calves. Western steers steady at 6.40 to 6.35, with good to fair sheep and lambs around 2.50 to 2.75. Beef cattle at 4.26 to 6. y0, Indian steers reported at 4.00 to 4.50, stockers and calves mixed, local markets slight changes. London and export markets noted as steady or unchanged with mixed commodity pricing and a quiet Middlesboro market.
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Glas- Middlesboro
Ted
Racing Card At Fair Captures Atlanta Interest
A light crowd at the Mounern Interstate fair focused on harness and running events. The second heat of the second race drew a close finish as Frank Keenan led Garrie Owne and Gold Call, with Lord Curzon trailing. Today’s program includes five races with purses from 140 to 150 dollars and entries such as Patrick, Quicksilver Sue, and Mollie Brooks in a busy card.
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Brommnard Garne Unae
Ainally
Gold Wall
Whitehead Murfreesboro
Tenn
Easiy
Frank Hunter
B G
Somner Fern S. G
Molli Tora i
Painton
Somner Fern
Mollie Painton
Malhe Painton
Mallie Painton
Frank Keening G
Garrie Owne
B. G
Gold Call
Lord Curzon
Frank Keenan
Gord Curzon
Frank Keenen
Loyd Carson
Gold Cali
Garric Owne
Blanche Wilkes
Waltron
Patrick
Quicksilver Sue
Minton
Lula Hammond
Toad Rainey
Floyd Disie
Patosi
Marcy
the Benedict
Bennetta
Thicket
Dr. Lovejoy Dellari
Miss Blarney
Salime
Mollie Brooks
Jett
Loka
Hmma Bellew
Mezzara
Marget
Constitution
Benny Falk
Miater McBride
Doctor Elfwood
Little Squaw Wins Seven-Heat Leington Harnesses First Event
In Leington Kentucky Astoper 10-It seven heats decide the opening race of today's card. Four drivers were fined for laying up heats while Little Squaw nosed out Prince Direct in the final moments. Devereaux shines in wagon race as Smathers is caught near the wire in the last heats. Fast times and fair weather draw a solid crowd of 6, four hundred attendees.
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Little Squaw
Leington
Astoper
McMehon
McHenry
L McDonald
Erwin
Reek
Prince Direct
Devereaux
Smathers
Uwu
Kewanee Boy
Walker
Darel
Mconald
Frines Direct Blk mi
Riley
Major Muscovite
Ronnie Dillard
Wilks
Daphne Dallas
Don Riley
Yedis
Jhe Johnston
Keeler
Judson
Shank
Maxine
Lyons
Darwin
Mustard
Vatican
Iceyes
Dora Derona
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W.oomis
Daisy Aieia
cit m_Woreshire
Kanawha Star
Volita
Ethel Mack
Garnst
Little Sphinx
Monte Joe
Margaret “W. Sie1y
National League Champions Tie in Extra Innings at League Park
Cleveland Ohio October 10 The all star American and Pittsburg the National League champions played a marvelous game at League park this afternoon neither team scoring in eleven innings Bernhard and Leever were the opposing twirlers and each pitched breathtaking ball holding his opponents to four hits.
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Cleveland Ohio
Allster American
Pittsburg
League Park
Thia
Bernhard
Leever
Games Elsewhere Wat Tuscarooga Alabama
University of Alas faz defeated Birmingham Locais 67 to 0 in a football game played off campus. The match highlighted Tuscarooga’s offense and defensive adjustments as the teams met in a nonleague contest.
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Birmingham
Locais
Auburn Team in Atlanta to Meet Tech on Gridiron
Auburn arrives in Atlanta to play Tech at Briebine this afternoon in a highly anticipated season opener. Tech fields a largely new lineup under Coach Andree with eleven players sharply drilled, while Auburn’s squad under Coach Kent is concentrated and disciplined. The crowd expected to be large despite weather, with both sides eyeing a close, hard fought contest and Auburn showing strong local support from Atlanta alumni.
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Wagner Hilly
Mots Moon
Cornell Merkle
Markert Venable
Moore Lacey
Kinnard Patterson
Shackelford
Snowdon Smith
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Brinson Ward - Teght
Cannon Mitchell
Davies Allison
Reynolds Tichenor
Doc Dorsey
Byrds
Texas Rangers defeat Sewanee Tigers 11 to 0 at Dallas
In front of 6000 fans Dallas Texas Rangers overpower Sewanee Tigers 11 to 0. Jackson scores two touchdowns with one extra point. Texas dominates line play and backs drill through Sewanee defense as the Texans claim a strong chance at a southern title.
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Tex
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Gridiron Gossip From Many Southern Schools
Southern football chatter centers on Clemsons Atlanta appearance against the Wechs next Saturday and Auburn’s Kent coaching prowess. Tech aims to beat Auburn for the first time, Georgia’s McIntire and Harvey loom in backfield and coaching circles, while Vanderbilt defends star John Lawter amid a baseball professionalism investigation.
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Clemsen
Brispine
Sewanee
John Lawter
Vanderbilts
Lauter
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Su En
Lawler
Advance Guard Wins at Morris Park With Lavator in Close Call
In New York racing on October 1, Advance Guard, Lavator, and Titian led a field of favorites. Lavator won the first race over 1 1/2 miles hurdling, while Advance Guard claimed the sixth race by a narrow margin. Musidora at 20 to 1 was quoted as a strong longshot before winning the third race on the Eclipse course.
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Advance Guard
Musidora
New York
Odom
Binney
Morris Park
Titlan
J. Johnsons
Bemmote
A. Wison
Carson
Yelp
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Sliver Twist
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Marylander
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Withers
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Joe Cobb
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Tom Lawson
J. Martin
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Giennevis
Harrison
Sentinel
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Sove Note
Knight of Gold
Star and Garter
Moon Daisy
Tad
Pretoria
Knight Templar
Judge Burelle
Carrier Pigeon
Worth Chicago horse race results and odds
October 10 at Worth Chicago feature race results from Iva Hice the upset winner at 50 to 1 Old Derby winner Ink Coat led to finish with Monia second and Naulahk third in the main event Ley Viathan won the Mile and 70 yards, followed by Count Out and Time 1 454-5 in the next. Race details list lineups including Race three Jairbury Geyser Cria Kate Dal March Silver Fiza and more. The Lady won the fourth with Eva Rice second Lagoleta third while Prince of Endurance led a late marquee in the fifth with Pericles second and Ar ivensis third. The sixth featured Pirate Queen winning at 14 to 1 with Hastelds and Alaska close behind.
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Aylmer Bryce
Jus
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Monia
Birkenruth
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Gold Bride
Ley Viathan
Lowaho
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Silver Fiza
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Solon
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Pericles
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Hoes
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Mite
Hastelds
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Horney
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Ida V
Star Cotton
Elortenta Ran
Hand Spinner Wins Feature at St Louis Fair Grounds
Hand Spinner captured the day's feature at the St Louis fair grounds in a 1 mile race, finishing in 1:74. The crowd saw Chuappadua the favorite and Foundling the second choice both stumble to easy losses as Track conditions were listed as good. Kunja led the early pace and held on for top purse, with Erne and Lou Hazel close behind as the field settled.
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Fair Grounds
Chuappadua
Seconud
Seiling
Kunja
Gilmore
Erne
Waldo
Lou Hazel
Gisborn
Gran ‘Clay
Warner
Prince Real
Bruta
Outburet
Kitty Clyde
Right Bower
A W Booker
L. Jackson
Gold Heels to retire after suburban win at New York track
Gold Heels, this year's suburban winner, was sold to James O O'Condor for 8750 dollars to J. Bacon & Co. of St Louis. He will be shipped to St Louis Sunday and retired to stud. Entries at St Louis show multiple races with detailed entrants and odds for six furlongs to a mile and a half events.
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New York
James O O'Condor
J. Bacon & Co
Bt Louis
St Louis
Morris Parc Entries Feature Mixed Races and Weights
The Morris Park program lists multiple races with detailed entries and weights. First race seven furlongs includes Dubin Blues Chactanunds Syriin Annie Lauretta Belle of Troy Grand Gnera Runorls and Gold Money among others. Second race is a three and a half mile steeplechase with Inspector Stevens and Fulminate among favorites. Third race nursery handicap lists numerous juveniles while subsequent events cover hunter handicap and sailing course stakes with a large field and varied weights.
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Dinkste
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Turnpike
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Withers
Mic
Hermis
Wyeth
Six Shooter
Troublesome Tout Down on the Trotter
A Constitution reporter captures a muddy scene near harness races with bettors and locals railing against events, praising straight betting while noting shifting odds and chaotic bets. The exchange covers dishonest boards, ring action, and the crowd's appetite for fair play ahead of tomorrow’s events.
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