Latonia Racing Maintains Meet After License Revocation
Latonia fall meeting continues for twenty two days despite license revocation. Latonia Jockey Club faces court review, seeks injunction to halt Kentucky Racing Commission action. Bookmakers add extra rings as crowd and betting grow, races feature Colloquy and Miss Sain close finishes amid lively wagering.
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Latonia
Myers
Will
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Kentncy Racing Commission
Shaw
Harbeson
Jockey Club
Latonia Jockey Club
Spooner Wins Clark Memorial Handicap at Empire City
Spooner surged to victory in the Clark Memorial Handicap at six furlongs during Empire City’s fall meet opener on October 20. The Squire and Question Mark led to the stretch before Spooner rallied outside and won by four lengths, with Arasee and Gowan placing second and third in the feature. Other races saw Spellbound, Saylor, Gretna Green, and Royal Captive among winners across six events.
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Louie Cella
All Red
Wise Brigade
Home Run
Camille M
Banida
Crawford
Ornam
A. Walsh
Empire City
N. Y
Empire City Racing Association
Spooner
Squire
Question Mark
Burgher
Cullen
Woodlane
Notter
Til
Fmg
Sumter
Wickoff
Saracinescu
Rockstone
Sanguine
King Sol
Black Mary
L’amour
He Knows
Select
Spellbound
Ural
Summer Night
McCarthy
Enticing
Dolly Spanker
Coat of Arms
Miller
Arasee
Gowan
Upton
King Cobalt
the Squire
Notasulga
Gretna Green
Monfort
Sweet
Mark Antony Ir
Doyle
St. Joseph
Royal Captive
Killcreen
High Barge
McCahey
Simcoe
Empire City Entries First Race Selling Two Year Olds
Entr ies list six furlong fields and weights for Font Trois Temps Eschau Hill Top Jeannette M Belle of the Ball Chepontuc Garland Distract Merise My Marituch in the first race. Multiple other races follow with weights and entrants for three year olds non winners since September 1, two year olds non winners of 1000, six furlongs, handicap six furlongs, and selling races for three year olds and up, four year olds and up, with listed runners and assigned weights.
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Font
Trois Temps
Eschau
Hill Top
Jeannette M
Belle of the Ball
Chepontuc
Garland
Distract
Merise
My Marituch
Dixie Himmel
Golconda
Cool
Chaplet
Malaga
Wise Mason
High Range
Siskin
Glens Falls
Red River
Whip Top
Besom
Royal Onyx
Royal Captive
Simcoe
Mark Antony II
Woodlane
Footpad
Arondack
Poquessing
Umbrella
Montfort Hi
Gretna Green
Earl G
George G. Hall
Faust
Roxane
St. Joseph
Fancy
Coat of Arms
Killochan
Ivanhoe
Battle Axe
Beauclerc
Giants-Tigers Series Abandoned As New York Quits
New York City October 20 The proposed exhibition series between New York and Detroit teams is canceled due to lack of a representative squad. Mathewson quits baseball until spring Bresnahan unfit Donlin away on vaudeville stage and others scattered. Players benefited financially with Brush donating about 10000 and Academy of Music benefit netting 3000 with a 1000 clear from exhibition receipts.
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New York
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Donlin
John T. Brush
Academy of Music
Women golfers shine day two at Chevy Chase tourney
The fourteenth annual United States women's golf championship at Chevy Chase saw close matches led by star players Margaret and Harriet Curtis. Results include H W Phelps, Mollie Adams, G M Bishop, Anita Phipps, Marion Oliver, Carmelita Shreve, Ethel Maule, Kate Harley, Louisa Wells, Harriet Curtis, Ellen Hood, Mrs. Smith, Pauline Firth, Eleanor Allen, Griscom, Polhemus and Osgood advancing with decisive margins.
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Washington
Chevy Chase Golf Club
United States
Margaret Curtis
Harriet Curtis
Georgiana Bishop
H. W. Phelps
James
Kinny
Mollie B. Adams
Grace B. Keyes
G. M. Bishop
Dorothy Robinson
Anita Phipps
Marion Oliver
William West
Carmelita Shreve
H. Ethel Maule
Caleb F. Fox
E. S. Porter
Kate C. Harley
Katherine A. Townsend
R. H. Barlow
Louisa Wells
M. Co. Work
Ellen G. Hood
F. C. Griscom
Mary McCain
T. H. Polhemus
G. H. Converse
F. C. Osgood
Grace Semple
Varsity Gears Up for Hanover College Clash Saturday
The Varsity eleven, under Coach Snott, prepares to meet Hanover College on Saturday at the University grounds. Manager Egbert aims for victory, with strong team materials and sub outfit depth. Hood’s injury hurts but the squad remains determined to win. A big crowd is expected to attend.
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Hanover College
Egbert
Snott
Hood
Alabama
Brown Wins Game in His Home City
In Terre Haute Indiana on October 20 Mordecai Brown received a silver service from locals before Chicago world champions defeated Detroit American League champions 7 to 1 at Central League Park Cobb led with four singles in four at bats Detroit managed a lone run in the top of the second Chicago scored run totals in every inning except the first and fifth Batteries Mullin Willets and Thomas faced Brown Overall and Marshall opposed.
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Brown
Terre Haute
Ind
Tod
Chicago
Mordecai Brown
Cobb
Detroit
Mullin
Willets
Thomas
Overall
Marshall
Fred Buelow Hurt Slipping on Base in Cleveland Game
Cleveland catcher Fred Buelow broke his ankle while sliding to a base. Washington pitcher Walter Johnson lasted eleven innings but his team lost to a colored eleven in an exhausting contest.
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Johnson
Chicago
Fred Buelow
Cleveland
Washington
Walter Johnson
Kling May Manage Kansas City Club for Stock Deal
Chicago star catcher John G. Kling may take over as manager of the Kansas City American Aviation team. He would receive stock valued at $25,000 and is quoted as saying he will quit his Chicago post if he can gain control of the Kansas City Club.
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Kansas City
John G. Kling
Chicago
American Aviation
Kling
Klingstoday
Players lose salaries in recall disputes under major league rules
The National Commission ruled against Clyde Goodwin and Jesse Whiting in cases of players released by major league clubs to minor leagues. It held waivers show non major league caliber and that clubs may recall or repurchase without owing last month’s salary if no services were required. Both claims for additional pay were dismissed.
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National Commission
Clyde Goodwin
Washington American League Club
Washington
Milwaukee Club
American Association
Milwaukee
Washington Club
Kansas City Club
sColumbugy Club
Kansas City
Aug. Herrmann
Harry C. Pulliam
Bb. B. Johnson
Jesse Whiting
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Lawrence Club
Lawrence
Brooklyn Club
Reds book spring schedule with multiple southern dates
Secured ahead, box seats at seventy five cents will go on sale at Straus' tomorrow. President Herrmann and a party have reserved two entire boxes. The Reds’ spring itinerary includes Atlanta March 11 12 13 and 18 19 20, Chattanooga March 16 17, Birmingham March 22, Vets vs Colts in Cincinnati March 28, Boston Americans April 3 4 5, White Sox April 10 11, with more home games to be booked and no further southern dates planned.
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Richie Nee Sees
Helthenri
A. Fuerst
McKinzie
Schuet
Groppenbacher
Delang En
van LH Breuer
Phoenix No. 1
Bieh
Phnix
St. 2d
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Loudenbaeee
van Cleve
Riehleene
Poel St Pvs Sakes
Brighton
Carraras
Goering
Knights of Columbus
Riehle
Krollmann
Pflueger
Schmidt
Pauer
T’l. Cavanaugh
Die
Homan
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Conway
J. Reisinger
Bailey
Steinmetz
Cincinnati
Dierkeswane
T’l. Winters
Kurleman
Keehan
Grupenhof
Rielag
Barroftt
Westhoff
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Howley
Branen
Cevcovesse
Jansen
The
Eagles
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Johnson
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Wellman
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Poenley
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Ploersh
Newport Bowling Aviation
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Ist
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Wee
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Pearce
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Mitchell
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Tampa
Fla
Straus
Herrmann
Reds
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Boston Americans
White Sox
Fairplay Sails to England for Long Races
Fairplay the top three-year-old colt, second only to Colin, will ship to England Saturday. He will skip early next season races, aiming for mid season long distances. The Hastings son is billed as the era’s best long-distance ship and could contend in $50,000 Goodwood and Ascot cups with fair handicapper treatment. August Belmont plans to enter him in cups at both venues.
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New York
Fairplay
Colin
Gland
Hastings
England
Goodwood
Ascot
Belmont
Famous Racers Sold after Latonia Derby
J Hall Woodruff of Bourbon County sold Pinkola by Pink Coat to Ed Alvey of Louisville for 6000 dollars and Friend Harry to the same buyer for 8000 dollars. Friend Harry by Orlando is half-brother to Jeff Bernstein. Pinkola, a famous racer, won the Latonia Derby and has earned 25000 dollars on the turf.
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Lexington
J. Hall Woodruff
Bourbon County
Pinkola
Pink Coat
Ed Alvey
Louisville
Harry
Orlando
Jeff Bernstein
Swimmers to Meet for Cincinnati Gymnasium Row
A meeting of managers captains and main swimmers of the Cincinnati Gymnasium is set for tomorrow evening at 8 o clock to arrange the season swimming schedule and elect a new captain. All members are urged to attend.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Gymnasium Football Aims To Raise Cincinnati Strength
The Cincinnati Gymnasium team, hampered by lack of practice space, seeks stronger opponents after beating Walnut Hills A C. They look forward to a Saturday clash with Wabash and note no League Park game Sunday due to the Reds. Bartletts meet Bellevues next Saturday at Bellevue Grounds.
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League Park
Shamrocks
Eagle
Jake Beckley
Reds
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Broadbeck
Walnut Hills
A. C
Wabash Eleven
Bartletts
Bellevues
Bellevue Grounds
Bartlett
Bellevue
Schofield
Frinkoess
Ois S Eels
Eeese
Oss
Connor
Oi Cineca Aes
de Sweeney
Me Clure
Kupler
Wharton
Woellner
Baurittell
R. H F
Bolan
Eee Parish
Dentist Jack Caryle Faces Bigamy Charge in Cincinnati
Toledo reports Lulu Fogelson Caryle filed a warrant for dentist Dr. Jack Caryle alias Oakdale for bigamy. Detroit woman Van Patten Oakdale claims marriage last month while Toledo wife alleges year ago union. Caryle, real name Jack Faatz of Scranton, was lodged by police in Cincinnati after registration at Emery Hotel and alleged Pittsburgh wife exists.
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Toledo
Lulu Fogelson Caryle
Jack Caryle
Oakdale
Cincinnati
van Patten Oakdale
Detroit
Caryle
Emery
Garfield Place
Jack Faatz
Scranton
Pan
Fire at Oakley stables burns fourteen horses
Early morning fire at Sales and Exchange Stables on Brotherton avenue near Madison road Oakley destroys the structure killing fourteen horses four rescued by neighbors. Owner Edward Cunningham estimates losses at 3500 with unknown origin. Fire units from Cincinnati assist Engine Company 46 suppressing flames after an hour. A sleeping stable hand Tom Bryan is missing and feared dead.
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Sales and Exchange
Brotherton Avenue
Madison Road
Oakley
Edward Cunningham
Oakley Fire Department
Cincinnati
Engine Company No. 46
Tom Bryan
Morse Ice Pool profits revealed in joint trial
Evidence in the Morse Curtis trial shows the Morse Ice Pool bought and sold American Ice Company stock through 59 brokers and 111 accounts between 1905 and 1907. Pool brokers earned commissions exceeding 1 million dollars as John W. Gates and Charles M. Schwab were among those connected to the transactions.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
Defunt National Bank of North America
Morse. Ice. Pool
American Ice Company
John W. Gates
Charles M. Schwab
Isaac Guggenheim
Mr. Moxley
Bulgarian Troops Said to Fall in Turkish Front clash
Athens dispatch reports a battle at Djamas on the frontier with seventy Bulgarians and ten Turks killed. Paris circles grow nervous over Balkans tensions and possible war as Bulgaria delays official replies after Ferdinand’s peace-inducing assurances.
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Athens
Djamas
Paris
Balkans
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Sofia
Malinoff
Montenegrin Official Arrives in Belgrade After Detention
General Vukotics of Montenegro traveled from Cettinje to Belgrade on a special mission to Serbia. He was arrested by Austro-Hungarian officials and held in Agram for several hours. The incident inflames Serb sentiment and stirs public unrest.
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Belgrade
Servia
Vukotics
Cettinje
Agrami
Austro-Hungary
Chesapeake & Ohio elects Bowdoin to board in earnings report
In Richmond on October 20 Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad directors re elected all but Hamilton McK. Twombley as a new stock issue was not voted. President Stevens noted that passenger earnings rose year long due to the Jamestown Exposition but fell about $100,000 monthly in the latter half versus last year.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Today
George C. Bowdoin
Hamilton McK. Twombley
Stevens
Roads Granted Injunction In Two-Cent Rate Case
Judge Trieber in Federal Court granted the nine auxiliary Iron Mountain lines a temporary injunction blocking the two cent passenger rate and freight tariff set by the Railroad Commission. Each road must post a $25,000 bond and the State may move to dissolve after five days notice.
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Little Rock
Ark
Trieber
Iron Mountain Lines
Railroad Commission
Baroness Gevers Dies After Early International Marriage
Newark remembers Baroness Gevers widow of John Cornelius First Baron Gevers of Holland. Catherine Wright daughter of late Senator William Wright active in Newark society and Washington politics. Born New York 1823 died Bonn Germany.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Baroness Gevers
John Cornelius
Baron Gevers
Holland
Bonn
Germany
Gevers
Catherine Wright
United States
William Wright
Washington
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