Red Cross Day Harness Race At Goshen Track
Goshen hosts Red Cross Day on Saturday with pretm girls in uniforms and bouquet sales. Averell Harriman’s group raises about 1000 dollars as Frank Burgess drives a mule in a class C event. judges and Tuxedo colony attendees participate in Red Cross support.
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Butten-Hale
Averell Harriman
Go Afternoon
Frank Burgess
E Ho Krarriman
Tuxedo Colony
Tomph Bs
Red Cross Ford
Suminaries
Bingen
J S Murray
Om Peter Goode
Hime Moos
P. Charles Aldrich
Todds McKerrea
Bob BR
Bros
Bellini
Thomas Hinds
Besse Coor
Peter Conde
Tiree
Ces
C Tromt
Horse Race Card Fragment Promises Close Finish
Prince B and Native Maid race entries from Bingen track list times and connections. Judge Seeger times noted with 2:24, 2-2244. Entries include Howard Montanyer, Frank Burgess, Thomas Hinds, Jerry George, and Harry Leonard Pee Wee with various horse connections.
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Howard Montanyer
bin- Ben
Harry Leonard Pee Wee
Frank Burgess Berdict
Thomas Hinds
Jerry George Bing Bang
G. Judge Seeger
Yesterday's MLB Results From National League
Yesterday's scores show St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 in the opener and Cincinnati 15 St Louis 4, with Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and New York Philadelphia 33 20 Chicago 36 28 St Louis 39 28 Cincinnati 31 35 Brooklyn 22 29 Boston 27 29 2h 39 37 Sou Pittsburgh Games Today include New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklin in two games while Cincinnati meets St. Louis. In the American League Detroit 4 5c Louis 2 Chicago 1 Cleveland 0, with Detroit leading the standings as Boston 36 21 and New York 32 24. Washington and Philadelphia games follow with two contests at New York and matchups involving J. Louis at Cleveland and Detroit at Chicago.
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Brooklin
Detroit
Louis
Cleveland
Washington
J. Louis
Real fast work at Hudson River Driving Park noted
Poughkeepsie June 25 trainers report good weather and tight training at Hudson River Driving Park. M. L. J. trots 2 08% with 1 02% last half, a track season record. 2 05% trial and 2 07% race records cited. M. L. J. and General Todd pace and manners improving under Leonard. Other pacers and trotters from Murphy and Tweed stables posted 2 13 to 2 17 miles with several young horses showing promise for big stakes this season.
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Hudson River
Jack” Leonard
Old Colony
South Weymouth
Mass
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M I. J
Poughkeepsie
Leonard
General Todd
Gur Hea
Murphy
Oregon
Lucille Spier
Fettle
Murphy String
Real Lady
Harvest Lad
Kelly de Forrest
Dagastan
Pacers
Lanardo
Brown Gentry
Butt Hale
Peter Chenault
Expressive Lou
Ruth Mamsheei
Admiration Ang Rab
Poughkeepsie declines Harrisburg franchise offer
After a conference with John H. Farrel of the New York State League Major Wilber and Poughkeepsie businessmen, the city announced it would not accept the Harrisburg base ball franchise of the State League. The piece also recounts remarks on long miles in Europe and a few quips about promotions and stock money.
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Poughkeepsie
John H. Farrel
New York State League
Major Wilber
Harrisburg
Trotting Horses Shine At Brook Farm Park Trials
Dr Long and Hazel Hall trottars worked together in 2 16. John Howell handles four head from Brook Farm Ches ter N Y. Al Mack negotiated the circuit Friday in 2 12 percent and American Girl and The Empress of Russia around 2 15 and 2 16 Aa. Rodney worked several head Friday with good results. Frank Phillips drove Ante Guy in 2 16 percent and Henrietta Guy a standout yearling shown Friday afternoon by Phillips. R W Rosemire arrived with four head including Miss Wabton and Muggins. Townsend Ackerman brings six head from Saugerties Farm Kingston, N Y.
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Hazel Hall
Trottars
John Howell
Brook Farm
Chester
al Mack
Rodney
Frnidar
Frank Phillips
Ante
Henrietta Guy
L and M. Oettinger
New York
Phillips
Guy Axworthy
Lady Henrietta
Peter Donia
R. W Rosemire
Park
Miss Wabton
Muggins
Townsend Ackerman
Saugerties Fam
J O. Winston
Kingston
Public Health Reform Through Data Driven Budgeting
Public Health work faces preventable deaths and disabilities with 350000 deaths and two percent disabled. Rosselli Bage foundation pamphlet suggests using mortality and morbidity reports to guide health appropriations. A formula would weight causes by death or damage and by ease of prevention to allocate funds, varied by climate and housing.
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United States
Public Health Boards
Rosselli Bage Foundation
Saturday Evening Post
Stratton Theatre shows tonight and tomorrow program mix
The Stratton Theatre presents a strong Paramount feature The Heir to the Ages starring House Peters with thrills including a dance hall fire and flood scenes plus a pictograph of events fashions and cartoons. Red Cross Day collections go to the local chapter with receipts donated. Ethel Clarter stars in Man's Woman a World picture by William A Brady and Pathe News Weekly shown as well.
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Stratton
Red Cross
Show Shop
Ethel Clarter
Wiliam A. Brady
Pathe News Weekly
The Mimosa Acacia and Its Uses
The little yellow tufted flower mimosa is Acacia dealbata native to Australia where it is called the silver wattle. Some Acacia trees reach a hundred feet in height. The wood is very hard and the bark works for tanning leather.
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Australia
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