Seabreeze Stakes Won by Andy Williams at Gravesend
New York report notes heavy track conditions due to recent rain. Andy Williams aboard Grand Opera led Seabreeze Stakes with Hossignol third as currents favored favorites. Other races saw Unterock and Potente win, with multiple entries like Mabel Winn and Stayve also scoring in shorter events.
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New York
Gravesend
Alex Shields
Andy ‘Williams
Grand Opera
Hossignol
M Anterock
Sweet Alice
Hedfern
Lyne
Durazzo
Michaels
Houtonniere
Cochran
Time Labs
Conspicuous
Hedment
Blue Peter
Mart Mullen
Benefit
Kim
Potente
Daly
Redfern
Bonnihert
Martin
Carbuncle
Helle Af Troyratt
Unterock
Olsen
Alice
Ear of Warwick
Bernard
Gallant Smith
Bondage
Latrobe
Dulyria
Hackengack
Jake Greenberg
Isle of Wight
Meddling Mary
Don Luce
Ink
Wittul
the Guardsman
Eee
Andy Williams
Adam
Rossignol
J. Martin
Mabel Winn
Rice
Stayve
Texas Eleven Heavier Line Promised Ahead of Sewanee Game
Austin Tex September 22 Special The University of Texas football squad will not open until late September and currently has about twenty practice players. Captain Duncan and Coach Hart anticipate a larger group next week with upward of fifty. The team is expected to be heavier than past years, especially on the line, though much of the material remains green. Scholarship standards have been raised and will be enforced, leading to the possible barring of one veteran. The athletic council aims for teams above criticism.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Duncan
Hart
Arti
Sewanee
Endurance stakes thrill as Philo edges Top Bol in photo finish
At Hawthorne on September 22 Philo and Top Bol fought a thrilling finish in the seven furlong Endurance stakes with only a nose separating them at the wire. Crest dominated the jumping race, leading by a large margin before winning by a generous margin. Weather clear and track slow. First Race six furlongs won by Waswill. Second Race five furlongs won by Judge Himes. Third Race steeplechase won by Crest. other races tied to Rose Tree, McChesney, Lucien Appleby results noted.
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Chicago
Philo
Hawethorne
Crest
Waswill
T. Dean
Jack Demund
Igs
Coburn
Judge Himes
Mathews
Istory
Mallory
Blue Miracle
Seaton
Hankin
Frank Rice
Hickory Corners
the Counseltor
Ban Sargas- Sa_Tran
WcAullite
Faljelia
Wilson
Captain Conover
Begergon
Jenny Day
Knowlin
Harvey Fell
Torreon Yan
Robbins
Top Soll
Donnelly
Fors
Gallant
Lucien Appleby
Seintifiant
Winkfield
Ed Adack
Matthews
Ralling Boer
Trentham
Tarre Haute
Erro Haute
Ind
Hal Clipper
Allersom
Monamie
Judge Cullen
Jeszle M
Guy Fortune
Tetet
Tommy: Me
Billy
Goore Ny Wilton
I Zey
Monte Carlo
J. D
Betsey Tely
Delmar horse show crowns Lady Strathmore and Jordan
At Delmar September 22 Lady Strathmore and Jordan from Hayes stable captured two handicap events. Lady Strathmore won easing past Frank Bell as the 1 to 2 favorite, while Jordan battled to edge W. B. Gates. Algie M. from Hayes’ stable won the sixth race track slow. First race six furlongs sold Dave Somers won with Patience noted among finishers. Second race five furlongs Matilde narrowly beat Hannah Lady with Lagarre third. Third race six and a half furlongs Hand Spinner led Floyd K and Valverde as top finishers.
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Louis
Lady Strathmore
Jordan
T. B. Hayes
Aiable
Delmar
Frank Bell
W. B. Gates
Algie M
Hayes’ Stable
Dave Somers
Battiste
Messina
Cunningham
Legation
Neely
Dr. Lovejoy
Prestonian
Marte Elena
Yana
Kegle
Rosa of Red
Quixada
Matilde
A. W. Booker
Hannah Lady
Dade
Lagarre
T. Waolsh
A. W. Bookers
Floyd K
Gf. O'Connor
Valverde
Waldo
Pour Qioi Pas
Chickasha
Pennant
Cantril
Noweta
Beauchamp
Battigte
Miss Fight
E. Walsh
Zenalde
PTH
Rage MI Ag
Sambo
wAlgle
Bateeel
Salinda
Houbre
Josie F
Hope
Sister Sarah
Oto Cay
Horse Race Results and Entries From Delmar Hawthorne and Gravesend
Entries and results from Delmar Hawthorne and Gravesend racing meet summaries list horses, handlers, and placements. Notable names include Spurs Little Duten Wedding March Salinda and Salinda, with times and purses for multiple races across six furlong to mile distances.
Even Break in Washington Doubleheader and Philadelphia Split
In Washington on September 23 Baltimore and Washington tied a doubleheader with Baltimore taking the first game and Washington winning the second by hitting to all fields. Attendance was 1,850. In Philadelphia on September 22 the Phillies split with Boston as Hughes’ team rallied with late free hits and Altrock’s fifth inning was pivotal. Attendance 16,822. Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 4 to clinch the series, with Callahan yielding several confirmed hits.
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Washington
Baltimore
Leo
Ross
Lee
Clarke
Wilts and Smith
Alimolee
Townsend and Drill
Hess and Robinson
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Mcallister
Hughes
Ed Altrock
Wao
Boston
Warner
Dineen
and Schreck
Altrack
Fiughes
Criget
Waddell
Sebreck
Detroit
Chicago
Callahan
Mullin
Detratt Ae Caer
Sullivan
McGuire
Zeigler Wins After Controversial 20 Round Bout
In Savannah on September 22 Owen Zeigler defeated Fred Douglass in a twenty round boxing match at the Savannah Athletic Club. Zeigler was declared the winner after a second round foul when Zeigler allegedly struck Douglass after the bell. Douglass’ camp protested claiming the bell had rang. referee Jenkins allowed the round to continue and the decision favored Zeigler.
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Douglass
Savannah
Owen Zeigler
Fred Douglass
Savannah Athletic Club
Zeigler
Douglas
Jenkins
Zeigier
Rector Resigns to Accept Jacksonville Church Post
Specially Rev. M. Campbell Strickler, after a year as assistant rector of Christchurch Savannah, resigns to become rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Jacksonville. He came from Waycross and has been noted for his successful work in Savannah.
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Jacksonville
Savannah
M. Campbell Strickler
Christchurch
Church of the Good Shepherd
Waycross
Brooklyn edges Philadelphia in ninth inning rally
In the National League Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 with Farrell and Flood contributing late in the ninth. Attendance around 1 200. Winners fielded well in a tight game as Brooklyn gains advantage over Philadelphia on September 22.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Case
Daten
Busby
Farrell
Flood
Evans
Watterles Dugaleby
Dougla
Ritter
Indianapolis Wins Pennant in Three Game Day Rush
Indianapolis clinched the American Association pennant by winning three games in one day. Facing a tight schedule, Louisville and Minneapolis also played three, but Indianapolis prevailed, sweeping the series with two close wins and a hard fought third.
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Ginb
St. Paul
Mint
Indianapolis
Louieville
Oulaville
Minneapole
War department orders transfer regiments coast artillery
The War Department issued orders changing station for several infantry and coast artillery units. Notably the 122nd Coast Artillery from Fort Columbus, New York, moves to Key West, Florida, while the Eighth Band Artillery Corps is reassigned to the Pensacola artillery district headquarters.
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Pensacola
Washington
War Department
Coast Artillery
Coast Artilery
Fort Columbus
N. Y
Key West
Fla
Eighth ‘Band Ar
Tillery Corps
Vanderbilt's Horse Wins In Paris Races
Paris, September 22. Vanderbilts Edna finished third in the Prix Dordosne at Mussen Lafitte. The owner's Quoi Ego won the Prix Baltique.
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Vanderbilt
Paris
W. KK. Vander- Bilt
Edna
Mussen’ Lafitte
Quoi Ego
Wilson Leaves To Coin Roosevelt Western Trip
Wilson departs Washington on September 23 to join President Roosevelt in Chicago for the western tour, signaling the start of a joint presidential travel sequence. The brief dispatch notes arrival plans and anticipated schedule extending into the following day.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Os Nee
Advertising Agency Seeks Clients in Atlanta Area
Good judgment and experience requested for advertising campaigns. Massengale Advertising Agency offers planning writing placing and contract completion services in Austell Building Atlanta Georgia. Free advice available. Call write or telephone for details.
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Massengale
Austell Bide
Atlanta
Largest Baby Elephant Performs Extraordinary Deeds in America
A renowned show feature, the largest baby elephant weighing about 800 pounds has amazed audiences in the United States. Described as nearly fully educated, the young pachyderm joins other acts from Gentry Bros. and is noted for performing feats unseen by previous elephant trainers. The performer is part of a touring program advertised for dates soon in Macon and nearby venues.
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Gentry Bros
Auburn Avenue
Jackson Street
Five Pitchers in One Game Highlight Atlanta Rome Tilt
A chaotic scoring card from Piedmont Park features five pitchers in a fielding heavy game. Rome defeated Atlanta with battling hits and varied pitching as Pabst Hoffmeister Hurlburt and Camnitz took turns. Stouch and Streit contributed on defense while notable hits by Yehcey and Mitchell shaped the scoring at multiple innings.
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Ainer
Éched
Battle
Gaston
Patterson
Camnus
Cay
Chickasaw Battery
Atlanta
Ab. Or
Hope
I Frank
Pabst
Valdors
Hoffmeister
Hurlburt
Stouch
Wilson
Streit
Bayly
Martenant
Yancey
Camnitz
Wilcox
Taningss
Rome
Roma
Mitchell
Vallaois
Yehcey
Bagley
Blankensh
Frank
Valdois
Blankenship
Lynch
Governor Candler and local rewards for fugitives
Governor Candler offered rewards for the arrest of several fugitives. The lists include Black residents and indictments in Madison ward, with amounts up to 200 dollars for certain captures. The article also covers civic notices, church events, and local appointments, including fire department incidents and community meetings.
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Candler
Chittrley
Bert -and-John Awilaon
Rourder
Barly County
Mack Wood
Henderson Wiliams
Daniel Henderson
Abram Jonason
Will Avary
John ‘Henry Wilson
Zeke Hilliard
Madison Ward
Bean
Wilgar “Wood and Muckle
Pido Gachre
Race Against Horses At Southern Interstate Fair Meeting
Bobby Walther submits a proposal for a race featuring Georgia racing star Walthour and Gus Castle to challenge the fair management and editors day crowd. Frank J Weldon and others discuss a program with a prize pace of one mile apiece amid plans to attract Georgia newspaper owners. The event aims to draw attention and publicity for the fair with advertising and experienced organizers.
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Bobby” Walther
Southern
Atlanta
Blegele’ Racing Wonder
Gus Castle
Frank Jwweldon
H State Air
Walthour
Tate Apa
Georgia
Inter state inquiry into anthracite rates by ICC
A report details proposed high fuel transport charges for anthracite, to be investigated by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The article mentions Chicago figures including John J. Healy and Luke Wheelser, with four men implicated in charges voted against in Judge Ipeontano's court, who pleaded not guilty. The piece also notes Mexican temperance efforts led by Addie Northam Fields and a funeral of Lt. Constantine Chiase at Fort Trumbull, while cholera rages in the Philippine provinces and Manila dispatches reference U.S. war department matters.
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Interstate Commercee Commission
Chicago
John J. Healy
Luke “Wheelser
James “R. Hay
Willian
Masonic ‘Semple
Lpeontano
Parisian banker shot to death near sea front
A renowned stock broker named M. David was killed instantly while walking with his wife along the seafront. The motive remains unknown and the assassin is not identified.
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Stor Ky
M. David
Local church denial and health boosts in city notes
In a morning council session Mims urged prompt action on a matter discussed yesterday. Rev Eng Broughton denied a Sunday night gallery panic reports saying the audience laughed and the gallery tail holds many times more than capacity. Temple Baptist’s Rev A C Ward, long ill, shows marked improvement and may resume work soon. Also: wind expert ads explain Cook’s Imperial extra dry champagne. A freight wreck near Paducah killed a tank car rider Joe M Deputy and a presumed dead Black railroad worker.
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G. Broughton
Trabernacle Baptist Church
Broughton
Paducah
Illinois
Boag
Joe Mi‘puty
Mayneldity
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