Trackside Results Across Buckinghams and Havre De Grace
Acqueduct and Louisville race results dated Sept 24 show multiple races with listed horses, odds, and times. Winners include Madu Wenge in the first, Hollister in the third, and Torchbearer in the fifth at Acqueduct while Havre De Grace details feature Lazy Lou and Zinnia among others in claiming races plus Navier Steeplechase results and Aberdeen purse outcomes. Weather and track conditions noted as cloudy with a fast track.
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Elysian
Mohap
Lime
Hollister
Wise Man
Ariweld Tio
War Cloud
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Keziah
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Queen of the Hen
Cello
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Louisville
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Tiaitens
Wile
Jose Juan
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Ruaco
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Barer Shannon
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Busy Joe the Cock
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Teverest
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Housemaid
Alvard
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Tosefino Zarate
Perseuse
Santiago
Annie Hafar
Subahdar
Tune Bug
Peepsight
Bert Williams
Tive
Osewood
War Wiss
Wannibal
Girimal Win
Penrose
Tord Crichton
Benny Leonard Struggles as Fans Hoist Hisses in Newark
Benny Leonard fails to knock out Ted Lewis at Weequahic Park Newark. Fans hiss and boo as the lightweight champ, once hailed for beating Welsh and Kilbane, cannot seal the victory. The crowd’s mixed reaction mirrors New York’s volatile aura around champions in boxing history.
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Benny Leonard
Benny Ies
Moudas
Weirlanmeyers Park
Newark
Ted
Id Lewis
Genny Udiv'h
Hacke
Leonard
New Yorkk City
Reddy Welsh
Johnny Kilbane
Welsh
Kilbane
Bowny
Pwunel
Dan Morgan
Levinsky
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
New York
Buckingham and Bryan Capture Tennis Title
Buckingham and Bryan won the city tennis doubles title at the Bronigaeyn Country Club yesterday afternoon defeating Dungan and Strang in three sets. The victory adds to Buckinghams numerous city titles and comes amid one of the best crowds in years.
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Buckingham
Bryant
Filwarn T. Buckinghaim
Creeory &. Bryan
City Tennis Coubies
Bronigaeyn Country Club
Strane
Ers
Dungan
Strang
Nelinghuim Hag
George O. Baumbton
Local amateur teams issue football challenges for October games
Amateur clubs Seasides and Pins issue schedules and challenges for games at Seaside Park and Wheeler's Lot on October 6. Seasides sign Molloy Baxter Ledger. Pins recruit six new players and plan practices. Derby Dodgers seek games with Bridgeport teams. contact Edward Hayden or William Churley. Bengals Atlas Burr Roads and others rate 106 pounds teams for Sunday play.
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Seasides
Seaside Park
Railroad Avenue
Phoena Barnum
Molloy, Baxter
Ledger
Sing
Durr Beards
Bengals
Wheeler's
Bure
Costello
Hughes
Bike
If. Anderson
W. Murphy
T. Murphy
O’leary
Andrews
Jason
Fignar
Robinson
Costigan
Hoyt
Gleason
Anthony
Costik
Mersehe
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Rigney
Casey
Teed
McCrice
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Mills
Dodgers
Derby
Bridgeport
Edward Hayden
William Churley
Atlas
Mast Sides
Burr Toads
Derbs
Conn
Madisons
Chaolleng
East Siles
Burr Roads
Transportation Men In Wonderful Work Progress
National Defense committees in Washington including Highways and National Motor Truck work to overcome handicaps while educating the public. Cooperation from manufacturers retailers and motor truck owners is essential to spread benefits nationwide. Brennan, a leading figure in boxing licensing, runs a munition factory department and aligns with city power brokers. Buckingham seeks tennis champions to claim city title at his North Street home.
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National Council of Defense
Washington
Highways Transportation Committee
National Motor Truck Committee
Humen
Dorsey
Newry Boxing Commission
Wis
Unil
Brennan Wis
Burgh
North Street
Gueck
Alain “Ceregor
Bryan
Brooklawn
Amateur Sports Telegram Notice Prompts Clear Paper Copy
Amateur football season begins and telegrams must be polished by the sporting department. Communications should be plainly written on one side of the paper only. Copy is due before the block preceding the date of publication.
Local Antlers to Play Derby Lodge Sunday
Bridgeport notes a charity game at Nowe Field Park featuring Local Antlers versus Derby Lodge, with proceeds to the Red Cross. Derby aims to extend rivalry with Whitworth and Princeton, in its tenth year of the ball series, as 2,400 fans witnessed last week’s Derby win. Mayor Wilson of Derby to throw first pitch. attendance expected above 6,000.
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Bridgeport
Derby Lodge
Nowe Field Park
Derby
Tridgeport Lode
Wale
Princeton
Allmond
Perhy Antlers
Tragners
Snili- van
Wilson
College Teams Start Practice Amid Uncertain Season Outlook
New York reports show Navy and Army cadets beginning practice under capable coaching as delays in schedules and foilage season challenges persist. West Point and Annapolis lead in readiness with over a hundred candidates training, while Rutgers and West Virginia also return to the gridiron with strong veteran presence and rebuilding efforts.
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New York
Font- Dal Vide
Avanco
Navy
Army
Son Fine Son
Hower
Avy
West Polk
Last Vonur
Ollplank
Knight
Colerns
Dobie
Sterling
Eamns
Rutgers
West Virginia
Weeat
Foster Sanford
Futurity Race At Columbus Won In Straight Heats
Four stake events on the Grand Circuit program at Columbus completed in straight heats. W. tripped off three wins in the 2:06 pace, setting a 4:03 mile record in the last heat as Little Batce chased him. Ante Guy faltered at the start in the 2:12 trot, and NOW set a 2:04 1-4 second heat record before winning the third. The Tod Commerce 2:08 trot saw The Todl beat Wilkes Brewer, though The Todl broke late. The Western Horseman Futur favored David Guy but Peter Dunne won the third heat and race as David Guy recovered. Also noted were Oakland A. C. reorganizing for the season and arranging games, plus a dryout meeting and a dryout request list of players. The text mentions graduation, service entry, and prospects for a strong 1917 team.
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Ohio
Dirtum W
Little Batce
Ante Guy
Prince Loree
Wilkes Brewer
Todl
T Mare
Wilkes Breer
Futur
David Guy
Peter Dune
Davy
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