True Wing Wins The Speculation At Gravesend
New York racing brief notes True Wing advancing from 18 to 4 to 1 to win the Speculation stakes at Gravesend defeating favorite Wes by three quarters of a length amid heavy wagering. Report lists multiple races with winners, times, and participating horses, including Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth races and Gravesend entries for the day.
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Killed by Stomach Blow in Serious Bout
Portland Maine September 24 Jack McKenzie of Thiletelonia fatally injured in a fight with Terry Martin of Fost at the Portland Ruditortum. McKenzie received two blows to the chest and died within fifty minutes. He went to the police station and gave himself up. Harman Miller of Baltimore was scheduled to meet Martin but failed to show up. McKenzie was substituted.
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Portland
Jack ScKenzie
Thiletelonia
Fost
Spanish War Veterans National Encampment Call Issued
Washington September 24 The official call for the national encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans to be held here the week beginning October 5 was received today by Department Commander J Walter Mitchell whose secretary of the national encampment committee The call was issued by Commander in Chief Charles J Miller of Cleveland Ohio
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Distress Wail From Clemson Football Camp
Clemson College reports a troubled season as new players are smaller and key veterans have left. Coach Williams works daily to solve a weak lineup with only Captain Farrick and Derick returning. The schedule includes games against Welsh Neck, Mercer, North Carolina A and M, Davidson, Auburn, Tennessee, and Georgia Tech.
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Univeraiity
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Auburn
Clement
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Knoxvlife
Georgia Tech
Aclonta
Virginia Coach Hopeful as Veterans Missed
At the University of Virginia on September 24, King Cole and Captain Johnson express optimism for the upcoming season. Few varsity players return due to the six months rule, though several familiar names remain. Notable losses include Suwree Sewanee and Caldwell Tennessee, while Limpty Cooke Randolph and others depart. Waples and Crawford stay but will not play. The team expects depth in speed but faces a disrupted lineup, with the Caroling game canceled and the Thanksgiving clash against the Cardale Indians at Norfolk still on.
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Otters Thorpe
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Cardale Indians
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Atlanta's Head Man In Bussey
In brief notes from a late edition, Atlanta’s head man referenced Bussey amid data notes on felt materials and reshaping suggests a regional business or sports item. The fragment hints at a local figure, equipment, and a percentage figure 28% tied to Wiutehall.
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Detroit Beats Yankees 7 4 in Sept Showdown
In Detroit, September 24, the Tigers routed the Yankees 7 to 4 behind strong relief in the seventh inning. Donavan and Payne held the mound for New York as Gheabro and Kletnow closed out the game. Time 2 05.
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O'Loughlin
Prize Fight Proves Fatal in Titus Hotel Bout
Buffalo reports a prize fight at Titus hotel in Woodlawn. Richart Munson, 20, died today from brain injuries after a blow behind the left ear. Walter Robinson, his opponent, a Black man, was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Titus Hotel
Woodlawn Deach
Richart Munson
Walter Robinson
Douglas Park results feature rough riding suspensions and strong finishers
Douglas Park in Lonnaville Ky saw a crowded reopening with a lively but flawed card. Jockeys Sivalin and J McIntyre were suspended for rough riding. W Afelntyre received five days. Colonel Jim Douglas won the handicap. several races produced standout performances and late penalties, with multiple horses listed for today’s entries.
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Roacoe
Alvor
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Black Santaran
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Morris
Li Ue
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Allista
Martina
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Recond
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Esus
Sonata
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Clamor
Bendigo
High Bear
Conjurer
Governor Glenn to Fund Statue of McIver on Campus
Governor Glenn proclaims a drive to raise 215 000 for a bronze statue honoring the late President Charles D. McIver on the State College campus. He names committees to solicit funds including James Y. Joyner Miss Gertrude Mendenhall Mrs Landsay Patterson Francis Venable Willan H. Osborne and Josephus Daniels.
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Endicott to Retire From Navy at Sixty Two
Admiral Endicott of the bureau of yards and docks plans to retire upon reaching age 62 on November 26. He will then devote his full service to the Panama Canal Commission of which he is a member.
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Judge Henry Enters the Race for Court of Appeals
Rome Ga September 24 Spectal Judge W M Henry longtime superior court judge in Rome enters race for one of three judgeships on the court of appeals. He cites his 12 years on the bench and urges Georgia voters to consider his candidacy and endorsements from local lawyers and officials. He appeals for support under Georgia primary rules to select three candidates for the three available seats.
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National League Pennant Race Highlights From Sept 24 Doubleheader
Chicago Bulldogs through strong pitching swept New York in both games of a September 24 doubleheader, second game called after eight innings. Brooklyn and St Louis split, each taking a game with long extras and darkness halting the second. Pittsburgh outlasted Boston as Philadelphia heated past Cincinnati in a high scoring affair.
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Harness Races at Cincinnati Open with Falls and Fast Track
Cincinnati September 24 the grand circuit meeting opened with a large crowd. Sweet Marie failed to break the 2 02 mark, clocking 2 04 3 4. Bystander won the final heat, Carrie B. second. Misa Gay and Country Boy collided, Murphy suffered a broken collar bone, Cox uninjured. Blue Hin won the Horas Review futurity 23-year-old division, Governor Francia triumphed in the 3-year-old division. Track described as lightning fast.
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Wonderland at Grand Delights Atlanta Audiences
The Grand presents Wonderland with Mary Marble and Little Chip as the main draws, winning generous applause from a representative Atlanta crowd. Despite Mayor Woodward’s plea to stay home after nightfall, audiences enjoyed revues, dances, and merging pictures, with Marble and Chip hailed as the evening’s spark plugs.
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Forty five Minutes from Broadway to Open Next Week
Mensra Klaw and Erlanger announce next week at the Grand theatre a new musical play Forty five Minutes from Broadway by George M Cohan. It features a mix of drama burlesque melodrama and musical comedy and is described as clever inventive and full of novelty. Cohan wrote the book and lyrics and selected and rehearsed the cast personally.
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Broadway
George 3. Cohan
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