Fair Play Beaten In Belmont Park Last Race
August Belmont's Fair Play loses at Belmont Park to Master Robert by a scant length in a dramatic finish. Agent wins the Champion Steeplechase for Barnett McLennan, with Mark Gumberts second and Malacca third as a large crowd watches the final race of the meeting.
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Fair Play
Belmont Park
Robert
Fair Pay
Belmont
Priscillian
England
Roberta
Nealon
Barnett McLennan
Mark Gumberts
Malacca
George Odom
Trance
Statesman
Arondack
Jack McGinnis
Frank Gill
Mr. Belmont
Collar
Master Robert
Lee
Hastings
Brother Jonathan
Jack Joyner
Jimmy McCormick
Agent
J. E. Widener
Bonnie Brook Stable
Coligny
Sanctus
Dupee
Kenderson
McKinney
Ironsides
Kelleher
George Kessler
Mark Gumpberts
Ebelmont Park
Br. Z
Lord Heterling
Animoso
J. Powers
Sumter
Animus
Cullen
Sage
Mulford
Metarth
J. Harris
Ural Beauclere
Miss Crawford
McLennan
George Kessier
Ricabar
Aagent
K Meher
M. Gumberts
B. Co
Kinley Mack
Janice
F. E Garevener
Jocker Amnesius
Gilber
Yosset
Yorke Trance
McCarth
Ae Sweet
J. Lee
Lange Corn
Ranger
Crowley
Ch. c
Mazagan
Flocarline
Samuel Emery
Borswe & I
Potting
Robert 111
It McCarthy
Jonathan
Sweet
Frank Gil
Otter
Ward
Long Island
E. Widener
East River
Gibert
Norbit
Sis
Notter
Schmidt
Ph McCarthy
Pei i Pobenka
Ural
Lang
B. F
Potentate-Turca
Chelsea Sts
Yorke
Gilbert
Camerons beat Arcadia Thistles in New York league play
In the New York Amateur Association Football League second round the Camerons defeated the Arcadia Thistles 3 goals to 0 at Van Cortlandt Park. J Lee opened the scoring, W Hastings added a second, and an own goal sealed the victory as the Camerons dominated the second half.
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New York
Camerons
J. Canner
Thistles
Thoroughbred Stars Sail to England on Minnehaha Steamer
Some sixty horses valued at about 250 000 dollars shipped to England on the American Transport Line steamer Minnehaha. Owners include Harry Payne Whitney James R Keene Herman B Duryea and Thomas Hitchcock Jr with top horses such as Sir Martin Fayette Colin Ballot Priscillian Stamina Baby Wolf Delirium Ben Ban and others. Jack Joyner led the Whitney and Belmont entries and many horsemen gathered at the pier to send them off.
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England
Minnehaha
Harry Payne Whitney
James R. Keene
Herman B. Duryea
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
John E. Madden
Sir Martin
Fayette
Mr. Madden
Colin
Mr. Keene
Ballot
Belmont
Priscillian
Baby Wolf
Delirium
Bobbin
Perseus
Ben Ban
Hylas
Stokes
Jack Joyner
Whitney
Scrape the Foxhound Wins Four Cups in Barre Show
Barre Mass October 17 Scrape a two year old foxhound won the all age stake from fifty four dogs after five days of competition William J Gorman Lexington Mass owner but Scrape entered as Roger D Williams Lexington Ky who recently lent the hound to Gorman Scrape captured four different cups
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Barre
Mass
Scrape
Brunswick Fur Club
William J. Gorman
Lexington
Roger D. Williams
Gorman
Spanish Queen Wins Stoll Stakes at Lexington Meet
Reelfoot won the final two heats of the 2:19 trot unfinished Friday. Spanish Queen claimed the Stoll Stakes 2:19 trot title in straight heats as the favorite. Miss Addell took the 2:14 pace by sweeping the next three heats after losing heat one to Mary Laidley. Royal Penn captured the 2:25 trot in straight heats.
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Lexington
Reelfoot
Spanish Queen
Miss Addell
Mary Laidley
Royal Penn
B. m
Onward Silver
Elin Dance
Macey
Zomaita
Loyal
B. H
Geers
Nancy Royce
B.k. m
Happy F
Er. m
Foreign racing stars set for Savannah Grand Prize
Twelve Fiat drivers head from Genoa to Savannah aboard the Kolénig for Thanksgiving Day race with Nazarro Wag ner and Hardina among the crew. French German Benz Renault and Mercedes teams plan Atlantic crossings as October 31 tryouts lure big crowds to see European racers and Americans led by Williams Strang and de Palma.
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Fiat
Savannah
Genoa
Suise
Nazarro
Wagner
Hardina
Cherbourg
Hemery
Hanriot
Erbe
Benz
Ocean
Duray
de Dietrich
Szisz
Renault
Bayard-Clement
Hautvgast
Rigal
Fournier
Cagno
Pogge
Salzer
Mercedes
Europe
Motor Parkway
Thomas Williams
Bergell
Michener
Lozier
Cyrus Patschke
Acme
Chevrolet
Matheson
Lewis Strang
Ralph de Palma
Louis Wagner
Anne
Felice Nazarro
Henri Fournier
Ltala
Alexandre Cagno Benz
Victor Hemery Benz
Reve Hanriot
Trinity Beats New York University Eleven in Hartford
Trinity defeated New York University 18 to 4 in Hartford Conn. The game saw all scoring in the first half with Trinity crossing NYU's line three times and a field goal by Gersh from the 25 yard line. In the second half Trinity's Xanders had a 60 yard run for a touchdown but it was negated due to stepping out of bounds.
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Marquette Oval
Brooklyn
Oceanic
Brooklyns
McNeill
Stiles
Watts
Sailors
Terrttory
Caldicott
Socker
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Bensonhurst Thistles
Crescents
H. Armstrong
W. F. Jackson
J. MacPhee
The
Thistles
Jackson
Salter
A. Nixon
A. M. Kerr
Trinity
Versity
New York
Gersh
Xanders
Hartford
Conn
New York Uni
Mercury Men at Traps Opens NYAC Season at Travers Island
New York Athletic Club opened its trapshooting season at Travers Island with a strong field. K C Upwood senior won the opening scratch event at targets, breaking every target. Upwood junior matched 50 targets for the monthly cup, handicap four birds, and made a full score. In a trophy shoot at targets C M Daniels the champion swimmer A Tilt and F Pelham all scored perfect threes. Pelham won the shoot-off.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
K. C. Upwood
Cc. Upwood, Sr
F. A. Hodgman
F. Pelham
E. Tyler
E. Guthrieln
Billings
K. C. Upwood, Jr
Cc. Upwood, Jr
Lenan
L. Russell
Grees
C. M. Danie
A. Wagner
C. L. Eddy
Hodgman
Daniels
C. Upwood, Jr
Virginia Chimes Trots Dead at Lexington Track
Virginia Chimes a three year old bay trotter by Chimes suddenly died from heart disease while being driven toward a track record in Lexington Kentucky. The horse valued at 3000 dollars was owned by W J Young of West Virginia.
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Lexington
Virginia Chimes
Chimes
W. J. Young
West Virginia
English Player Loses in Tennis Final at Hamilton Club
Miss Elizabeth H Moore, former champion, defeated Mir Clare Cassell in the Hamilton Lawn Tennis Club final by scores of 4 1 and 6 4. Cassell faltered early amid crowd pressure, then rallied with bold net play before Moore, the British competitor, closed out the deciding set with cool precision.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
Mir Clare Cassell
Hamilton
Misa Moore
Miss Moore
Hamilton Grange Beats Columbia in Hard-Fought Tennis Match
The Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club edged the Columbia team 4 to 3 on South Field in a six-man match. Two matches were tied and not completed due to darkness after a strong showing by Columbia. Doubles Shafer and Andrews defeated Sail and Burt 6 4, Moses and Boorman tied with Parks and Steinacher.
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Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Columbia Lawn Tennis
South Field
Hamilton Grange
Columbia
Shafer
Andrews
Sail
Burt
Moses
Boorman
Parks
Steinacher
Peiser
Baniea
Ted
Falls
Kellock
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Morris High
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Knopf
Arcadia Thistles
Nicholson
Guthrie R
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B. A. Prignell
B .H. Grover
D. Currie Chapman
Crawford Gowan
J. Canner O.roe
AL Halikman J
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Ana Joynt
W. Cameron
Raitt E. White Lu
Hal G. Bissert
Sens
Mr Green
Sinclair
A. York
Hastings Canner
Crescent
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H. J Charnwood
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W. D Andrews
A. E. Ware
R. Bonnar
O. P. Humphreys
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J. O'Rourke
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Riedeche An Nixon
Archie Allan Goale
A. Kerr
Crescent Ac
Maci’heermstrong
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Thisties
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James R
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Sir Martin and Fayette
Trots
Levington
Germany
City of Savannah
Wall Street
Miss Cassell
Gisemann Magnetos
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Isotta Fraschini
Eisemann
W. Wright
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Lavalette & CO
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Fairmount Park
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
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