Bourbon Boy Second in Jeffersontown Purse at Churchill Downs
Old Slip, a Brown Prince Ir.-Blume three-year-old, ridden by a buyer from H. P. Headley for 15000, wins the Jeffersontown Purse at one mile on a heavy track. Bourbon Boy finishes second by three lengths as Morning Cloud and Lola Mia trail. Sola Mia leads early. Trainer and track staff note changing weather and a large Monday crowd.
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Special Dispatch
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville, Ky
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Brown Prince Ir
Blume
L. T. Cooper
H. P. Headley
King Nadi
Jeffersontown
Bourbon Boy
Morning Clouu
Gir
Joseph Trinz
Chicago Picture Theater
Hand Grenade
Myrtlegate
Cherrycote
Rothermel
Bigonia
Nancy Langhorne
M. M. Shields
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Latonia
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Alexander Moore
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J. J. Coughlin
Frederick Johnson
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Prince Hamlet Calladian
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Senator Norris
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O’brien
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Urbon Boy
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Ask Him
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Nota Bene
World Art
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Pat Calhoun
Rene Oka
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Nebraska Lad
Huon Pine
Robert Maxwel
Tate
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Taneenenee
Cincinnati Gridders Focus On Dayton Showdown
The University of Cincinnati football team sharpened for a key clash with Dayton after a tough Denison game. Fullback Shorty Klein led a strong half in the Denison tilt while others recovered from injuries. Dayton brings several thousand fans, with 2200 seats already booked and more away supporters expected.
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Denison
Bearcats
University of Cincinnati
Daytona
Varsity
McLaren
Otterbein
U. C
Shorty” Klein
Jim Howles
Bill Schmid
Shorty
Cincinnnati
Flyers
Dayton
Flyer
Wambsganss Waived Out Of Majors Rumor Circles
Unconfirmed reports from Cleveland say Bill Wambsganss veteran second baseman and only unassisted World Series triple play player may have been waived from the majors. Lee Fohl manager of the Boston Red Sox says no waivers have been known. Wambsganss achieved his famous triple play against Brooklyn five years ago.
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Cleveland
Bill Wambsganss
Lee Fohl
Boston Red Sox
Wamby
Wambsganss
Brooklyn
Fame Triumphs Across Decades in College Football History
The piece recalls legendary players from Jim Thorpe to Kipke and Grange, noting how the game’s stars have shifted over the years. It honors past greats like Bemus Pierce, Wycoff, Rogers, and Kutsch, and suggests Pennsylvania’s hard working team will rally this Saturday night, win or lose.
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Frederick Lawrence Knowles
Heston
Ted Coy
Hinkey
Heffelfinger
Woodruff
Jim Thorpe
Bemus Pierce
Pennsylvania
Not All Kids In The World Series
A contemporary writer notes Pittsburgh’s young players Wright Traynor Moore Cuyler contributed, but veteran Max Carey the fastest man on the field batted near .600 and stole bases. Stuffy McInnis, with 15 17 years in MLB, was pivotal, and without Carey and McInnis the team would lag in runs.
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Pittsburgh
Wright
Traynor
Moore
Cuyler
Max Carey
Carey
Gerlain
Stuffy McInnis
Pittsbur
Stuffy
Cubs
Sifeen
McInnis
Jinxed MVP Award Haunts World Series Winners
The column notes a string of MVPs in recent World Series tilts failing to secure championships. Babe Ruth in 1923, Walter Johnson in 1924, and Roger Peckinpaugh in 1925 all faced crushing blows. Also hints at a tough Army Yale clash and Notre Dame overpowering Yale 27 to 0 as a benchmark.
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Grant
Babe Ruth
Walter Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
J. Me
Olympic Club Beats Stanford and California Teams in Practice Games
The Olympic Club, a alumni and ex-coach squad, played football to provide competition after colleges halted intercollegiate play. The clubs beat Stanford and California but the author notes these are training games, not true intercollegiate contests, leaving California and Stanford with clean records.
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Olympic Club
Stanford
California University
Olympic
California
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Penn
New York Tribune, Inc
Xavier Faces Kenyon In Crucial Buckeye Showdown
St. Xavier College hosts Kenyon at Corcoran Field in a pivotal game that could place Xavier atop the Buckeye standings. Kenyon, led by Hal Peters, boasts a 3–0 conference record and a 79–7 points margin, while Xavier seeks reward after a tie with Wittenberg. The match, nicknamed Father and Son Day, includes a postgame University Club dinner for the Kenyon squad and many Cincinnati orphanage youths in attendance.
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St. Xavier College
Musketeers
Saints
Kenyon
Corcoran Field
Xavier
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Enyon
Wittenberg
Ohio Northern
Corcoran
Vry
Hal Peters
Cincinnati
Burchell Rowe
Rowe
Walnut Hills High School
St. Xavier
Havorka
Hub Rapp
Rapp
University Club
Kenyon Rooters
Laurel Results Showcase Tight Races and Payouts
Multiple races highlight a day of thoroughbred action at Laurel with winners Pepp, Glenmore, Hipp, Scorcher and more posting strong returns. Uncontested entries included Solitary handicaps, claiming events, and scratches noted as Weather clear, track heavy.
Churchill Downs Third Race Results Summary
Churchill Downs card reports three races with winners including W. H. Halli trainedMont d Or Vermila and L. T. Cooper s Brown Prince III. winners earned purses of 1200 and 1400 dollars while bets paid to Win Place Show. Multiple horses including By Gosh and Girl Scout posted strong showings.
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Joseph Trinz
Myrtlegale
Fountain
Wes
St. It
St.Odds Girl Scout
Tring
Epee
R. A. Fairbairn
Langhorne
Reekermat
Nancy Langhorne
Bignonia
Rothermel
Thermel
Little Visitor
Cherrycote
Southland
Churchill Downs Card of Races and Entrants
First Race includes J G Denny Marvin May Clonassee. Second Race lists Marial Barton Precedence Rose H. Third Race features The Archer Lighter Lady Inez. Fourth Race entries Clark and Hancock Rosebee Camden. Fifth Race Marconi Tangara apeless. Sixth Race Captain Hal T 5S Jordan Broomster. Seventh Race Lancer Bassorah Colonel Gilmore. Best Chance MAROONS.
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Churchill Downs
J. G. Denny
Marvin May
Clonassee
Marial Barton
Precedence
Rose H
the Archer
Lady Inez
Clark
Hancock
Rosebee
Camden
Marconi
Tangara
Apeless
Hal
Jordan
Broomster
Lancer
Bassorah
Colonel Gilmore
Maroons
J Denny
Clonaslee Seseen
Oanee
Lad Inez Flying Prince
Falceneria
Louis le & Nash
Lso Eligi
Bonfire the Archer
Colonel Wagner
Fe Agnes
Polo Ground
Hopeles
Mac O’boy
Five Oy
Dusty Maryneneee
Basketball meeting at Elmo A. C. club rooms
A meeting for all last year's players and prospective new players is set for 8 pm at the Elmo A. C. club rooms on Queen City avenue between See gar and Van Hart streets. All are invited to attend.
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Elmo A. C
Queen City Avenue
Seegar
van Hart
McDonogh Wins 250 Mile Wooden Track Classic At Laurel
Bob McDonogh, protégé of Tommy Milton, won the 250 mile Baltimore Laurel speedway race despite a limping motor. He finished in 1 hour 59 minutes 2.71 seconds at an average 126.30 mph, narrowly beating Peter De Paolo. Milton placed third, with Hepburn, Cooper, and Shafer also finishers. Prize money totaled $9,000 for the winner and distributed to top four, with others earning appearance money.
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Associated Press
Laurel
Bob McDonogh
Tommy Milton
Baltimore-Laurel Speedway
Peter de Paolo
McDonagh
de Paolo
McDonogh
Culver City
Milton
Ralph Hepburn
Earl Cooper
Phil Shafer
Leon Duray
Duray
Hepburn
Cooper
Shafer
Harry Hartz
Frank Elliott
Fred Comer
Bennett Hill
Harry Wonderlich
Dr. Wm. Shattuc
Jimmy Hill
Fairmount race results through seventh event
Racing card shows maiden, claiming and graded events with purses up to 1100. Idle Seth and Shanghai led the first race with times around 1 17 and 1 50 for the sprints. Key runners included Mad Boy, Stonewall Jackson, Go Foin and Charcoal with several scratches and rider notes. Weather cloudy and track heavy.
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Seth
V.wallis
Shanghai
J.walter
Johnson
W.charies
Mr. Biltmore
Ellen Jane
Miss Meddling
Rosamond
Miss Emmert
Dr. Sisk
Pogonip
Hyanpom
Soldier II
Lena Pope
Herbertus
Tualip
Grants Farm
Gronarens
Teenie
L.geving
B. Broom’ll
G.duncan
Open Hand
Cordovan
Nadine Am
John Johnson, Jr
Aptmass
Sea Rage
D’or
Sea Blaze
Fuse
Keadani
Zerro
A. McDonald
Top
Dalton
Bob’s Mary
Famous Blue
Ormaleigh
Adventure
St. Maurice
Settee
Venus
Captain Kinnarney
Antonia
Mill Boy
Keystone State
Steve
al Stebler
Booneville
Stonewall Jackson
Foin
Gross
Ball Gee
Neal
Gunsome
Romp
George
Charcoal
Vesselli
Bucko
Corin
Wedlock
Wallis
Wonder Light
Ampolac
Chief Tierney
Harry Scurry
Waratah
Hicks
Dr. F. T
Adams
Gipsy Flyer
Plaut's Selections from Churchill Downs
May lawless selections list for Churchill Downs races with picks including Second Race Rose H Marial Barton. Third Race Lady Inez Lighter Queen Agnes. Fourth Race Barbara Rosebee Florence Mills. Fifth Race Tangara Ballot Brush Marconi. Sixth Race T S Jordan Captain Hal Dudley. Seventh Race Cloister Bassorah Wong Bok. Best Chance Tangara.
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Plaut
Churchill Downs
J. G. Denny
Marvin May
Lawless
Rose H
Marial Barton
Lady Inez
Lighter
Queen Agnes
Barbara
Rosebee
Florence Mills
Tangara
Ballot Brush
Marconi
T. S. Jordan
Captain Hal
Dudley
Cloister
Bassorah
Wong Bok
New York’s Paul Doyle Beats Pittsburg’s Jack Zivic in Ten Round Bout
In Pittsburg on October 26 Paul Doyle of New York defeated Jack Zivic of Pittsburg by unanimous decision after a close ten round contest. Doyle weighed 142 pounds and Zivic 141.
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Pittsburg
Paul Doyle
New York
Jack Zivic
Doyle
Zivic
Philadelphians Ad Stone beats Loughran in ten rounds
In Philadelphia on October 26 Ad Stone won a ten round decision over Tommy Loughran. Stone weighed 179 pounds and Loughran 169½ pounds. Both fighters are from Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Stone
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Battle to Draw Featherweights Lew Mayers vs Goldie Ahearn
Lew Mayers of Baltimore and Goldie Ahearn of Washington fought a ten round draw in featherweight action at Baltimore tonight. Both fighters pressed the pace and earned a stalemate on the scorecards in a close main event.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Lew Mayers
Goldie Ahearn
Washington
Red Grange Faces Penn as Marvelous Ball Carrier of Gridiron
Illinois star Red Grange is hailed as the era’s greatest ball carrier despite a struggling team. The piece analyzes his 130 yard rushing performance against Michigan, compare him with Benny Friedman, and previews a Penn clash while noting upcoming Navy and Michigan matchups.
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Illinois
Red’ Grange
Laurence Stallings
New York World News Service
Chicago
Penn
Harold Grange
Franklin Field
Wheaton
Grange
Michigan
Bendy Friedman
Friedman
Red
Zuppke
Benny Freidman
Benny
Lydendecker
Middle West
Philadelphia
Molenda
Gregory
Walter Eckersall
Pennsylvania
Navy
Ann Arbor
Benjamin Friedman
Cleveland
Red” Grange
Empire City racing results first race at the Tamarack Purse
The Tamarack Purse for two year olds ran about 6 furlongs with Araby first at 1:10. Kilter and Balata followed, while horses like The Flying Finn, Mosque, and Rejuvenation also raced. William Ziegler entry was noted.
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Midway
T. P Hayes
St.Odds
Blue Granite
Mortensen
W. E. Apegate
Golden Mary
Garner
Anderson & Kendle
Anona
Dees Eesepenseeeneeerenes
Thomas Weneee Parkview Stable
Zucchini Eavenens
W. H. Blanton
Queen of Allah
J. Amensetter
Pangold, Neeenees
Connelly P Headley
Twig
Am Away
Kederis
Longridge Stable
Rob
Saeeenee
Bic Ccessionatuinases
Susan Rebecca
Little Blaze
Scotland
Krose
Liz
Lady Allen
St. Pi
Araby
Richards
Kilter
Kellum
Balata
Catrone
Leatherwood
Faddist
Brother Bill
Se Beie Skirmish
Beach
Reveillon
Orse
St. Pl
Sir Polycary
Barcene
Peterwell
Light View
Thurber
Adria
By Way
Ralsuli
Hang On
Carom
Herbert
Helen Welker
Carol
Amor Patriae
Hullabaloo
Wild Lane
Lupine
Hastings
Hope
Osage
Harding
Brat Bill
Trevanse
James
Ogden Mesa
Negotiations Dropped For Greb Walker Bout
New York October 26. Tex Rickard announced he called off talks for a Greb Walker middleweight bout due to excessive financial demands by Harry Greb. The plan was for Madison Square Garden December 18 as part of an indoor card. Rickard shifts focus to Kaplan Herman featherweight clash if Herman wins in Boston November 4.
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New York
Harry Greb
Tex Rickard
Greb
Mickey Walker
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Jess McMahon
Kid Kaplan
Babe Herman
Herman
Boston
Honeyboy
Finnegan
New Garden
Paul Berlenbach
King
Jack Delaney
Berlenbach
Friedman Stops Jordan in Seventh Round Knockout
Sailor Friedman of Chicago welterweight stopped Irish Tommy Jordan of Brooklyn in the seventh round of a ten round match in New York. Friedman outboxed and out punched Jordan each round as Jordan’s eye closed and his face was cut before the referee halted the bout.
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New York
Sailor Friedman
Chicago
Tommy Jordan
Brooklyn
Friedman
Jordan
Suggs Defeats Celmars in Ten Round Bout
Boston report says Chick Suggs of New Bedford won an easy decision over Joey Celmars of New York in ten rounds at 125 pounds.
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Suggs Trims Celmars
Associated Press
Boston
Chick Suggs
New Bedford
Joey Celmars
New York
Gates Loses to Rojas in Ten-Round Bout
Philadelphias Oct 26 Quentin Rojas of Argentina jabbed to a judges decision tonight in a ten round bout with Leo Gates New York a Mohawk Indian Each weighed 196 pounds Rojas edged Gates to win the decision in Philadelphia
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Philadelphia
Quentin Rojas
Argentina
Leo Gates
New York
Army Mule Gets New Uniform For Yale Game
The Army mule mascot, famed for the Easts top team, will debut a new uniform at New Haven next Saturday. The blanket in black gray and gold displays the letter A and stars symbolizing victories over the Army.
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