Old England Wins at Gravesend In Sloppy Going
In New York racing, Old England defeats Whisky King in the Parkville handicap amid a mud soaked track at Gravesend. Sombrero wins the fourth race as Examiner falters. Trinity Bel takes the fifth race with Four favorites winning overall.
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Gravesend
Old England
Suralo
Whisky King
Bombrero
Toscan
Mart Mullen
Tigris
Sentinel
Fire Hater
Huntressa
Redfern
Zoroaster
Odom
Black Dick
Gannon
Chiron
Parkville
England
Shaw
Arsenal
O'Connor
Clonmel
Sombrero
Examiner
Seiling
Trinity Bell
Cayne
Black Scot
Miss Buttermilk
J Martin
Oclawha
Duckey
Malden
Maister
Arden
Landry
Mixer
Rice
Glennellie
Smith
Carroll D
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Knight of
Snowdoin
Prince Richard
Singing Nymph
Dublin
Belvino
G Whittier
Captain Gaston
Schauket
St Finnan
Schoharie
Star the West
Silver Fur
Dinnaforget
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Lady Russell
Francesco
Circus
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Hunter Home
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Hsimeetf
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Mary
Miladi Love
Marton Etta
Albany
Pride of Galore
Witful
Jola
Shipping Part
Nine Spot
Sweet Alice
Marjorie Dunluce
Julia Arthur
Kensington
Glorious
Monarch
Cunard
Andy Williams
Colonel Bill
Igniter
Heno
Dom Paul
Rockwater
Hitogram
Dr Barlow
Satire
Martin Burke
Alsike
Dukay
Aayone
Fried Krupp
Eva Russell
Yess O'Linden
Hackenack
Claude
War Cry
Dark Planet
Bernard Tom Lawson
Ella Snyder
Bobbinet
Tioga
Crest repeats victory in muddy Hawthorne hurdles
Crest won her fourth straight hurdle race at Hawthorne amid a muddy track, with Torreon the only rival seen as challenged before falling at the first jump. The card favored favorites in the first five races as weather remained cloudy and threatening. Aladdin led the mile and a sixteenth, Foxy Cane captured the four and a half furlongs, and Flocarline won the mile race with Lop Sollwiz in second.
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Chicago
Crest
Hawthorne
Torreon
Aladdin
Coburn
Irving
Tim
Laman Hayy
Winctides
Dr. Worth
Ban Sargassa
Georgie West
T. Dean
Lop Sollwiz
Donnelly
Gregor EK
Hawthorne Racecard Notes and Entries Summary
A Hawthorne program lists six races with results from a recent meet and the day's entries. Notable finishers include Crest winning the steeplechase, Holling Boer taking the mile, Muresca prevailing at six furlongs, and Amirante among others in sprint races, with detailed weights and odds for each race and forthcoming entries.
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I Jackson
Gold Hell
St Minor
Crest
tcAuliffe
Jennie Day
Zevoy
Captain Conover
C. R. Wison
Maze
Torreon
Calipan
Robbins
Holling Boer
Jackson
Leo Newell
Helgeson
Star Cotton
John McGurk
Muresca
Coburn
Ida V
Mathews
Alfredo
Amirante
Chickadee
Emma A. M
Meme Westelieran
Hawthorne
Mife
Eizteenth
Commodore Dewey
Hanswurst
Biarca Dent
Finiform
Simeon
All About
Tripp
Rankin
Marco
Senor
Prince of
Simple Susan
Purell
Jack Demand
FC Hanswagner
Philo
Fayenilla
Corrigan
Rising Torpedo
Archie
Impetuous
Maclie
Chicago Girl
Snare
Ballroom Belle
Monza
Leash
Batm of
Gilead
Serpent
Frances M
Botany
Delmar Race Winners and Heavy Track Conditions
At Delmar St Louis on September 2 Tom Collins Wolfram and Light Hunt led as favorites. Schwalbe won the furlong handicap by one length over Buccleuth. Miss Golightly faltered. In the last race Menace upset Salinda the 1 to 2 favorite. Track heavy with several favored runners delivering clear showings across seven races and late entries.
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Tom Collins
Wolfram and Light Hunt
Delmar
Schwalbe
Buccleuth
Miss Golightly
Salinda
Collins
T. Walsh
A. W. Booker
Alvin W
D. Gilmore
Walfram
Battistery
Kings Lady
A W. Booker
Dr. Kier
Ransom
Light Hunt
Gilmore
Lynch
Broderator
MeJvynt
Fugurtha of
Beauchamp
Battiste
Bine Blaze
Four Leaf C
Barkipite
Doeskin
J. O'Connor
Onte
Menace
Houbre
Kunja
D Gilmore
Furtonge
Metz
Beaugard
Sid Silver
Heissel
Fort Wayne
Doc Mayer
Pirates
Dr Scharff
Yellow Stone
Beckham
Joe Lesser
Robert, Jr
Eugher
Rochester Detoraine
Jon Collins
Fucino
Toad Rainey
Marcy
Tommy Tucheer
Kinloch Parl
Brutal
Glenbow
Outburst
Cantril
Ba Otiselma
Mudhavia
Yack Young
Ed Layson
Pickles
Hand Spinner
Chanterelle
Evhodale
Kiss Quick
Tickful
Clates
Tuckapaw
King Talius
Dawson
Warner
Optimo
Guide Rock
Baronet
Wallabout
Saragamp
the Buffoon
Future
Swardaman
Prince Promoter Delays Atlanta Arrival For Weeks
The bicycle promoter Prince will stay in Savannah for several weeks and will not travel to Atlanta for two or three weeks. He plans to use the old coliseum for a new race track and start work after the horse show ends. He claims facility setup in three days and intends to heat the building by steam. Races will run through winter with Caldwell Nelson Jimmy Michael Floyd McFarland and Bobby Walthour as key riders. A six day race may precede the New York event and attract many top riders to prepare.
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Savannah
Jack Prince
Atlanta
Coliseum
Caldwell, Nelson
Jimmy Michael
Floyd McFarland
Bobby Walthour
New York
Sewanee Scrimmage With Nashville Team Reveals Strengths
Sewanee and the University of Nashville held a practice session at Monteagle before their Friday game in Murfreesboro. Nashville shows a heavy, slow line with no scrimmage recently, while Sewanee emphasizes speed and developing togetherness with new backs and a capable line.
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Nashvne
Murfreesboro
Mooney School
Blackburn
Nashville
Merry Midway Shows Face Court Attachment
The Cincinnati Carnival Company battles a $41,000 attachment filed by O P Anderson over losses from not running his title engine. The order targets the Meets Theater Hall of Fame Old Plantation Minstrel Show and the Electric Theater. The company seeks a $2,000 bond to stay seizure. owners dispute control of the shows. The case proceeds in city court with lawyers Maddox Moyers Felder and Rountree involved.
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Miniature Railway
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Meets Theater
Hall of Fame
Fannie Sturgis
Atlanta
C. Alten
Faulkner
J E. Maddox
Carnival
W. T. Moyers
Anderson
Felder & Rountree
Atlanta Gun Club to Meet Gate City in Saturday Shoot
The Atlanta Gun Club and Gate City Gun Club announce a Saturday match shoot. Captain Charley Harris leads Atlanta with Oscar Conway Jack Jones Dr Vincent and Alfie Baker in the lineup. Gate City fields HH D Freeman and others as the teams prepare for the event at Piedmont Park Lakewood.
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Gate City Club
Gate City Gun Club
Charley Harris
Ehch
Piedmont Park
Oscar Conway
Jack Jones
Dr. Vincent
Alfie Baker
HH D Freeman
Gate City
Lanta Gun Club
Lakewood
Oscar Conway Harrig
Honora Botta
Racing Season Opens at Piedmont Park Track
Racing season opens with an excellent programme at Piedmont Park. The first races draw fast track times after recent rains improving conditions and potential new records. The Fifth Regiment band will play during the program as the 2:18 and 2:35 pace events attract strong fields and the 2:40 trot promises surprises with entrants from distant points. The official afternoon card lists drivers and entries for the 2:18 pace 2:49 trot and 2:35 pace along with purses and added money. Bartow beat Tampa 1 to 0 in ten innings in a Florida baseball doubleheader setup for tomorrow. Lord Henry the imported stallion dies at Camden farm valued at $5,000.
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Piedmont
Fifth Regiment
Leon Turqua
Blanche Wilkes
Kathrine Clay
The
Jude
Frank Hunter
Whitehead Breckinridges
Reaves Waymarch
Hoye
MelIntosh Loyd
Ticket Sale Ad Says Go West Cheap Over the Union
An ad encourages buying tickets for travel west at discounted rates through the Union and Southern Pacific. It lists the Office at 13 Peachtree Street in Atlanta as the contact point.
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Union and
Southern Pacific
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour Heads South for Savannah Races
The Atlantan trio will compete in Savannah events next Tuesday and Friday as Bobby Walthour travels with Gus Lawson and Joe Nelson. Walthour bikes to practice on the unfamiliar Savannah track before racing Lawson, a rising Swede, and Nelson in a demanding schedule. Rumors of a Pittsburg hour record attempt next week are unsubstantiated, with Walthour expected to stay in the south for the New York six day race next year.
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Gus Lawson
Joe Nelson
Bobby Walthour
Savannah
Gus Leson
Bobby
Nelson
Walthour
Pittsburg
New York
No Baseball Peace Likely Between Leagues
New York September 25 National League magnates reconvened to discuss the baseball crisis but took no public actions. John T Brush said the session yielded no moves, and James A Hart of Chicago warned there is no chance of peace next season. He claimed the American League seeks teams in New York and Pittsburgh to force terms.
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National League
New York
American League
John T Brush
James A. Hart
Chicago
Mr Hart
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Wins Big as Poole Shuts Down St Louis
National League game in Cincinnati ends 6 to 1. Poole earns the win with solid pitching for the locals while Bergen backs him up. Currin and Ryan combine for St Louis. Time 1 45. Umpire Brown. Attendance 1,200.
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St. Bonis
Poole
St Louie
Bergen
Currin
Ryan
Brown
Chicago Dodgers St Louis in mud drenched finish
American League action in Chicago sees a 11 to 5 win over St Louis after two days of rain and a mud soaked field. Patternon pitched for Chicago with Patterson and McFarland aiding in victory as other games in the circuit were postponed due to rain. Attendance cited at 50.
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Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
Patterson
Macon Attorney Ryals Captured After Train Escape
Robert L Ryals alias EB J Riles a prominent Macon attorney was recaptured sixty miles north of Huntsville after escaping from Officer Patterson on a day coach near Huntsville Alabama. He is wanted in Macon for forgery involving about two thousand dollars and was brought to Macon for instructions from the central city authorities.
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EB. J. Riles
Macon
Barrers
Patterson
Ryals
Dallas
Tex
Georgia
Huntsville
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Ayala
Emory College Election Chooses Athletic Officers
Emory College Oxford Ga held the annual Emory College Athletic Association election in the chapel. The second election produced a quiet contest with officers named C L Bishop Watkinsville president H Osborn Augusta vice president W D Dozier Nashville Tenn secretary Alex Harris Rome captain of field sports and Hal Henry Oxford vice captain of field sports. Bishop noted as a leading athlete will guide the association through the term ending in June.
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Emory College
Emory College Athletic Association
Chapel Assembly
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Watkinsville
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Augusta
W. D Dozier
Nashville
Tenn
Alex Harris
Rome
Hal Henry
Bishop
Baltimore Races Postponed At Gentlemen's Driving Park
Baltimore reports delays in the light harness races at Gentlemen's Driving Park due to rain. The event, dated September 25, was postponed to a later racing day as spectators and participants adjusted plans.
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Baltimore
Gentlemen’s Driving Park
Two Candidates In Race For Supreme Court Seat
The race to the state supreme court saw Judges Russell of Winder and Williamson of Forsyth exit, leaving Judge John B. Candler of De Kalb and Judge Ross of Macon to compete. Russell's withdrawal is seen as aiding Candler, with Hoss challenging. Authorities favor Candler winning by a large margin, though Ross mounts a strong bid.
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Judge Russell
Winder
Williamson
Forsyth
Supreme Court
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DeKalb
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Russell
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Judge Hoss
Train riot at California University student clash
Berkeley Cal September 25 A riot by University of California students leads to arrest of Winfield Reed of Santa Helena Cal on felony charges and likely more detentions. During a football rally about five students seized a train, darkened lights, set brakes, and wrecked furnishings. Reed was found placing an air brake. rescued by peers. a fight ensued. Reed jailed as President Wheeler backs law.
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California University
Berkely
Cal
University of California
Winfield Reed
Santa Ehegbara
Reed
Wheeler
University
Norfolk and Western Trackmen Win Wage Increase
Norfolk and Western Railway grants an across the system raise after talks between a trackmen committee and V P and G M L E Johnson. The raise totals about 95000 dollars annually for the entire railroad system.
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Baise
Rosnoke
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
L. E. Johnson
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