Etherial Sets Track Record Amid Brighton Beach Surprises
Surprises marked Brighton Beach racing as Etherial won the second event to equal the track record in 1:18. Star Thistle sulked before Bonnie Kelso saved a late run, while Etherial’s performance followed by Half Sovereign’s six furlong win highlighted a day of unexpected results. Jockey Club actions ruled trainer Arthur Carter and horse Beardall off the turf under Rule 62, sparking stewards’ inquiry and wider owner-trainer changes.
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Etherial
Sovereign
Jim McGill
Prince of Pilten
Star Thistle
L Lttle
Jimmy Lane
Colt
Lynch
Presen
Bonnie Kelso
Raynor
Sugar
Ruble
Harry Payne Whitney
Brookdale
C. E. Darnell
Royal Vane
Sen
Belmont
Tom Meath
Cressina
Pantevilla
Ahernon Dangerfield
Jockey Club
Arthur Carter
Beardal
Carter
Jack McGinnis
Senator McCarren
Watervliet
Barbee
Castlewood
Courtlandt H. Smith
Je Obrien
Thee Liomy McCorms En Core Tinteri Riesch
Jack Joyner
John Scholesser
Siling
Flambeeu
Constance Poor
Bettt
Nesbitt
Mac
Torenia
Perrin
Musgrave
Gilbert
Cullen
Glenview
McCahey
Mase
Dever
W. Miller
Sumter
Joyner
Wise Mason
Homecrest
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Star Shoot
Kentucky Belle
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Jockers
McCarthy
Stockton
McDaniel
Kent
Giri
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Ciy Beau
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Hastings
Soouveraine
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Miller Power
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Motarthy
Marguerite
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Heider
Tike
Jim
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Thistle
Gerst
Smith
Miller
Norcross
Madden
Disputes Over 400 Metres Race Stir Olympic Gloom
The article recounts American coach and sprinter reactions to a contested 400 metres race at the Olympics. Mike Murphy condemns English officials for alleged foul play while Carpenter defends the fair contest. Eyewitness accounts from Halswelle, Robbins, and Ray Ewry corroborate that fouling occurred, and fans and Continental reporters note anti American sentiment and protests from Sweden.
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Ray Ewry
Halswelle
Carpenter
America
Sweden
Anderson
Kerr
Cloughen
Cartmell
Walker
New York A. C
Tsichtaras
J. A Biller
Brooklyn Central
France
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Chicago
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W. M. Rand
Harvard
F. C. Smithson
Multnomah
A. C
Oregon
L. V. Howe
Yale
Brighton Beach Racing Summaries
Weather cloudy track fast at Brighton Beach racing meeting with price figures noted in the price edition. Handicapping and odds details are incomplete in the fragment, but still indicates a paced program and swift surface conditions for the day.
Glidden Tour Ends Amid Protests and Withdrawals
The Glidden trophy stays with the Buffalo Automobile Club after a protest over a Pierce run being unpenalized. The Peerless team withdrew, Chicago also pulled from the run-off, and five perfect score runabouts were slated to start for Syracuse. Twenty-three of thirty-three cars finished with perfect scores after twelve days and nearly 1,700 miles on the road.
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Hower
Observer
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Reo
Garth
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Rainier
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Garford
Pirates Drop A Game In Brooklyn Series Finale
Pittsburg lost 4 to 3 in Brooklyn, widening gaps in the National League race. Brooklyn scored in the fourth on Lumley’s three bagger, Jordan and Sheehan doubles and Bergen sacrifice. Pirates travel to New York to begin a series with the Giants, while Brooklyn gains ground with this win.
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Niles
Conroy
Ball
Hogg
Orth
Chesbro
Manuel
Owen
Giants
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
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Pirates
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Batteries-Detroit Wash ington Johnson and Warner
Washington report lists Batteries Detroit Willett Schmidt and Umpfre Egan in a brief note. The fragment names participants and places Washington and Detroit with a few surnames.
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Detroit
Willett and Schmidt
Washington, Johnson and Warner
Umpfre—Egan
Cleveland Buys Falkenberg and Altizer for Strength
The Cleveland American League club purchased pitcher Cyrus Falkenberg and shortstop Dave Altizer from Washington to bolster a badly crippled lineup. Reported purchase price about $19,000.
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Cleveland
American League Baseball
Cyrus Falkenberg
Dave Altizer
Washington
Philadelphia Victors Over Cleveland In Exhibition Battery Match
In Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds the Giants beat Cleveland 1 to 0 in a baseball exhibition. Batteries for Philadelphia included Vickers and Schreck, while Cleveland’s pitchers were Rhoades, Clarke and Bemis with umpire O Loughlin. Admission 56 cents.
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Vickers and Schreck
Rhoades
Clarke
Bemis
O’ Loughlin
Polo Grounds
Pittsburg
Giants
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