Belmont Park Racing Roundup with Close Finishes
Belmont Park yielded six races with heavy scratches as twenty six horses started. Joyner trained two winners for Whitney while H Keene’s stable led in earnings. Stamina Delirium and Hilarious delivered tight finishes and Meado Brook Steeplechase went to My Grace. Weather clear, track fast, several races featured late chases and close calls.
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Belmont Park
Jack Joyner
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Baby Wolf
James R. Keene
Hilarious
Harry Paine Whitney
Belmont
Jimmy Rowe
Jockey Club
Joyner
England
Ferget
Priscillian
Antzus
Whip Top
McCahey
Gilbert
McCarthy
Delirium
Falcada
Jey O'Brien
Courtland H. Smith
My Grace
Meadow Brook
Parson Kelly
Harry Page
Vines
Rosebank
Kelleher
Hewitt
Stamps
Mr. Keene
Meadow Brook Riders Survive Rough North Nassau Run
North Nassau County Oct 15 Meadow Brook riders led by Harry S. Page conducted a test run over field tracks when several horses balked and threw riders. The acting master narrowly escaped injury as his horse blundered but he remounted and finished. Attending were Mrs Frederic Swift Mia Pinkerton J2 V Bell James Parks J A Eachin Beverley Robinson George Laportes H W C Hayes and Robert Potter.
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Eneroateas
Long Island
Harry
Meadow Brook
Bert Chup
Nassau County
Frederic Swift
Mia Pinkerton
J2. V. Bell
James Parks
J. A. Eachin
Beverley Robinson
George Laportes
W. C. Hayes
Robert Potter
No Racing At Benning This Fall Declared Off
Howiana managing director of the Wash ion Jockey Club announced at Bel 4 Perk t that the fall meeting at Benning is off due to the legislative end against betting in the District of Colum-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howiana
Washion
Felmont Yearlings Sell Poorly at Auction
Thirteen yearlings owned by August Belmont were sold at auction today in England for a total of 4400 dollars, averaging under 340 dollars per head. The sale yielded a disappointing result for Belmont and the eermarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eermarket
England
Belmont
Auc- Rére
Vanderbilt Cup Practice Amid Fog Prepares Narrow Course Field
Drivers prepared for the Vanderbilt Cup amid heavy fog on the course yesterday. Willie Houpt set the fastest lap in 22 minutes 46 seconds on the 23.46 mile circuit in the Great Chadwick. Strang, Sain, and Robertson logged 20 minute plus laps in Renault, Thomas, and Locomobile cars. Keene, Luttgen, Stricker, Lytle, and Pouget tested in their Mercedes, Isotta, and Brazier machines, while Florida drives the Locomobile off first. one Thomas car remains pilotless. The New York Automobile Trade Association secured a suspension of speed limits for the Fort George Hill hill climb, postponing it to election day. Entries close October 31 with Walter R. Lee. Buick’s strong showing spurred sales visits to Broadway as dealers field questions about the car’s construction.
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Willie Houpt
Chadwick
Lewis Strang
Renault
Sain
Thomas
Robertson
Locomobile
Foxhall P. Keene
Walter Luttgen
Emile Stricker
Mercedes
Herbert Lytle
Clifford V. Brokaw
Isotta
Leon Pouget
Harry Payne Whitney
Brazier
Florida
New York Automobile Trade Association
Board of Aldermen
Fort George Hill
Walter R. Lee
West 42d Street
Buick
Long Island Parkway
Broadway
Army Yale game interest swamps ticket asks at West Point and Yale
The Army and Yale football clash attracts record ticket inquiries with West Point restricting admission to invited officers cadets and subscribers while the visiting team receives an allotment. Yale prepares for a straight football approach with possible forward passes as Coach Olcott fields a brisk practice ahead of Saturday’s game at New Haven.
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West Point
Yale
New Haven
Herron
Army Athletic Council
Military Academy
Coun!y
Army
Burch
Biglow
Tad Jones
Julian Curtis
Urdig Hoyt
Brinkhorne
Mr. Cutten
Clarence Alcott
Jim Hogan
de Witt Cochrane
James McCrea, Jr
Latonia Club Defies Kentucky Racing Commission on Bookmaking
Latonia Jockey Club directors meet in Cincinnati and decide to permit bookmakers at its Latonia fall meeting starting Monday, challenging the Kentucky State Racing Commission which vetoed the plan and favors parimutuel betting. The dispute risks court action and a major showdown over racing law. Congressman Joseph H Rhinock resigns as Latonia president.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Latonia
Kentucky
State Racing Commission
Moore and Cassell Reach Tennis Finals at Hamilton Grange Club
Miss Elizabeth H Moore advanced to the final after a three set win over Miss Alice L Fish while Miss Clare Cassell moved to the semi finals with a 6-2 6-0 victory over Miss Anne Hamilton. The Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Association elected officers and set dates for indoor tournaments including the regimental championship December 20 to January 2 and the women’s national tournament February 11 to 13.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
Clare Cassell
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
149Th Street
Convent Avenue
Miss Moore
Alice L. Fish
Miss Cassell
Anne Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Elizabeth Moore
Marie Wagner
Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
William B. Cragin
Robert T. Bryan
Arthur S. Cragin
King Smith
Calhoun Cragin
L. H. Fitch
Harry L. Follett
Louise Hammond
Columbia Freshmen Row Plan Clears Hurdle
Freshman class pledges exceed 100 dollars enabling Columbia to start rowing practice on Monday and locate a new room for rowing machines. Rice will have the men begin on Saturday or Monday. About 2000 dollars more are needed before freshmen travel to Poughkeepsie next year.
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Columbia
Rice
Poughkeepsie
Kid McCoy to Fight Jim Stewart in Six Round Bout
The National Athletic Club on East 24th Street hosts a six round boxing match tonight featuring Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy facing Jim Stewart. The event gathers local boxing fans and showcases two noted light heavyweights in a concise card.
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National Athletic Club
East 24Th Street
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Jim Stewart
Huntington Necklace Suit Ends
Justice Dowling dismissed Thomas L. Martins claim for 4400 against Alfred H. Smith and Co in the Supreme Court. Martins assertion relied on a 2 percent commission for introductions linked to Mrs Collis P Huntington purchasing a 28000 necklace. The firm contends Perrine sold the necklace and Martins had no role in the introduction or sale.
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Huntington
Thomas L. Martin
Alfred H. Smith & Co
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Collis P. Huntington
William D. Perrine
Martin
Fires Sweep Rockefeller Land Near Cleveland
Forest fires raged near Collinwood and Euclid yesterday and last night, destroying a ten acre tract owned by John D. Rockefeller. The blazes, finally put out today, caused total losses estimated at $64,000.
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Cleveland
Collinwood
Euclid
John D. Rockefeller
Travers Squeezes In At Morris County Golf Club
Robert C. Watson of Westbrook led the Invitation tournament at Morris County Golf Club with 78. Defending champion Jerome Travers narrowly qualified for the first division after a playoff, struggling with timing and putting. The event featured sixty plus players, with several notable matchups set for the opening round.
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Robert C. Watson
Westbrook
Morris County Golf Club
Jerome D. Travers
Travers
James A. Tyng
A. D. Swords
R. H. Williams, Jr
C. B. Macdonald
H. J. Whigham
Swords
Tyng
Williams
Eadward Shippen
G. T. Gillespie
Morris County
Bob Watson
C. W. Harkness
G. G. Frelinghuysen
R. D. Foot
W. D. Vanderpool
J. O. H. Pitney
A. H. Tiers
R. H
Smith
Letchford
Alien
Richmond
Watson
Thomas
Greenway
Barrows
Schley
Woodward
Parrish
Macy
Herreshoff
Vanderpool
Roberto Watson
H. Thomas
J. C. Parrish, Jr
Shinnecock
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
al B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
Percy Litchford
Morris Cunt Ai
G. C. Greenway
M. K. Smith
L. M. Richmond
Oakland
Oscar Woodward
Montclair
D. H. Barrows
Plainfield
E. B. Schley
Somerset Hills
Alfred Macy
Id. Tyne
K. Williams, Jr
R. Simons
Dyker Meadow
W. P
H. B. Frelinghuysen
Morris
B. M. Bacon, Jr
J. Whigham
P. W. Granberry
Essex County
G. F. Watson, Sr
Baltusrol
W. C. Shoup
Englewood
W. W. Pell
Canoe Brook
W. E. Marenus
William Watson
D. H. McAlpin
Morris Count
Cc. B. Macdonald
H. Lockett
St. Andrew
G. BE. van Vieck
Mont
National golf champion wins final round for president's cup
Philadelphia October 15 Miss Margaret Curtis of Essex Country Club defeated Miss Mary B Adams of Wollaston Country Club in the Huntingdon Valley Country Club golf tournament final for the president's cup. Curtis won by 3 up and 2 to play.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Curtis
Essex Country Club
Mary B. Adams
Wollaston Country Club
Huntingdon Valley
Curtis
Cross country run at Columbia draws thirty competitors
Thirty men competed in a handicap cross country race at Columbia yesterday afternoon. The course started at the gymnasium on 119th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, proceeding to Riverside Drive and down to 87th Street before returning for a little over three miles. H Anderson, freshman from Morris High School and defending interscholastic champion, started from scratch and clocked 19 minutes flat. C G Verplanck, class of 1912, won with a handicap of 1 minute 8 seconds, finishing 38 seconds behind Anderson.
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Columbia
119Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Riverside Drive
H. Anderson
Morris High School
C. G. Verplanck
Anderson
Big Price for Trotter Allen Winter Sold for 30000 in Louisville
Lexington Kentucky October fifteenth Allen Winter a brown horse by Ed Winter Miss Que winner of Readville Handicap and other Grand Circuit races was sold to I Schlesinger of Vienna Austria for thirty thousand dollars. He will be raced in Austria next season.
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Lexington
Allen Winter
I. Schlesinger
Vienna
Austria
Ed Winter
Miss Que
New Orleans Race Bets Require 5 Percent Fee
Samuel F Heaslip announced bets at the City Park winter meeting will be registered by fifty clerks from the New Orleans Jockey Club. A 5 percent fee is charged, tickets issued, bets registered for recognition, and wagers cashed after each race with the fee deducted to comply with the Locke anti betting law.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
Samuel F. Heaslip
City Park
Gould Income Put At 400000 In Temporary Alimony Trial
Justice Bischoff heard the final argument on Katharine Clemmons Gould’s request for temporary alimony of 120000 a year. De Lancey Nicoll contends Mrs Gould’s career shows extravagance while Gould claims his income has fallen to 400000. He notes years of $600000 incomes but cites a reduced year and large past allowances, including 60000 pin money and 133000 spent on living expenses with 89000 kept.
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Katherine Clemmons Gould
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
de Lancey Nicoll
Gould
Nicoll
Abe
Think Wife Enticed Erb to Death in Philadelphia
Detectives plan to use evidence of a supposed conspiracy to lure Captain J Clayton Erb from his sleeping room as key proof in the case against Mrs Florence M Erb. New clues include marks on the door near his room and the brass heel boots found in Mrs Erb’s apartments now in detective hands.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Florence M. Erb
J. Clayton Erb
Captain Erb
Erb
Mrs. Erb
Burned Woman Identified in Green Point Mystery
Mrs Accursie Alba of Avenue O and East Suh Street Brooklyn identified the burned body found July 29 in a vacant Green Point lot as Marta Alba wife of Michael Alba. Police seek Michael and Accursie Alba who vanished after transporting a bulky object from the store, selling the business, and leaving for parts unknown.
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Accursie Alba
Avenue O
East Suh Street
Brooklyn
Greenpoint
Marta Alba
Michael Alba
Accursie
Michael
Honduras recalls minister to United States
Washington reports the recall of Dr. Angel Ugarte the Honduran minister to the United States who disclosed he would proceed to Mexico to represent Honduras there The post will be filled by Dr Lazo Arriaga brother of a former Guatemalan minister The retiring minister refuted claims the transfer stemmed from a dispute with Assistant Secretary Bacon over Honduran exequaturs cancelled for two consular officers accused of aiding revolutionists
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Washington
Angel Ugarte
Honduras
United States
Root
Mexico
Lazo Arriaga
Bacon
Ceiba
Noted French Educator Muzzarelli Ends Own Life
Antoine Muzzarelli a famed French educator and author killed himself yesterday in his No 4 West 128th Street apartment after weeks of despondency. A journalist and author of several works, he had long served as a political figure and US citizen, with ties to Paris and South America.
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West
128Th Street
Antoine Muzzarelli
France
Muzzarelli
M. Muzzarelli
Paris
Chile
Peru
South America
Gambetta
Marshal McMahon
United States
Mary Prescott Brandon
Salt Lake City
Universal Supreme Council
Canada
Panama Canal
Mrs Shaw Faces Conservatorship Case Over Mazdaznan Ties
In Cambridge on October 15, Mrs Ellen M Shaw of Lowell testified in probate court about dew baths, abstinence from meat or fish, and an altar in her bedroom. She denied giving money to the Mazdaznan Temple and said only a morning gown was worn at sect meetings. The case, with her niece Mrs Mabel Dutton of Dorchester, proceeds to Lowell next week and may visit the Mazdaznan Temple.
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Cambridge
Mass
Ellen M. 5
Lowell
Mabel Dutton
Dorchester
Shaw
Mazdaznan Society of
Sun Worshippers
Mazdaznan
Dr. Hanish
Mazdaznan Temple
City
Freight Yard Fire Destroys 107 Cars in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kansas October 15 fire destroyed 107 freight cars in the Kansas City Southern yards with a loss of 365000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas City Southern
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