Big crowd eyes Frederick Fair harness action on day two
A 4 000 plus crowd watched five races on the Frederick Fair track. The 2 15 pace won by Hattington Tod with Calumet Alone and Hatty Ate close in the first heat. Mollie Hanover and Calumet Dragon led the 2 23 trot. Litt Dore won the Frederick county special, while Harmonk took the 3 4 mile and Ada Wan captured the 6 8 mile dash. Charmaine raced among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabere
Frederick Fair
Evans
Hattie Ate
Calumet
Calumet Dixon
Dr. Q. Minney
Onancock
Mollie Hanover
HA. ©. Corbin
Reading
Westminster
Harmonk
Ada ‘Wan
H. Smith
Hagerstown
Boogie Man
FR. Crawford
Silver Arch
George Everhart
Charmaine
Alton Y. Bennett
Remembering Historic sports moments across eras
Notes recall Cesarwich handicap winner at Newmarket in 22 memory, outsider 100 to 6 with owner Joseph E Wiener. Five years ago Guy Bush beat Earnshaw in Cubs world series victory 3 1. Ten years ago Cornell’s 26 game run ended with a 14 8 defeat to Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Wiener
Newmarket
England
Guy Bush
George Earnshaw
Chicago Cubs
Atnevies
Cornell
Willams
Horse Races Feature Various Jockeys and Times
A fragmented listing details multiple race results with horses such as Second Rare Calumet Dixon and Calumet Dragon and jockeys from Maryland to New York. Times range from 2.08 to 1.16 in different legs, noting also entrants like Ada Wan and Boogie Man with regional connections in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Umpires Fined by Landis for World Series Row
Baseball commissioner Landis fined William J. Klem senior NL umpire and William Delancey Cardinal $40 each for using overripe language during the World Series. The Medwiles case and an exchange in a hotel lobby with Goose Goslin were noted as unseemly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Encsaw Mountain Landis
Baseball
William J. Klem
William Delancey
St. Louis
Medwiles
Tuss Diay
Landis
Als Landis
Klein
Leon
Goose) Gosiin
Tiger
Klem
Delancey
Seniors and one sophomore make up Western Maryland team
Westminster, Oct. 10 Ten seniors and one sophomore may form the core of the Terrors of Western Maryland for the rest of the 1984 schedule. Coach Dick Harlow shifted players, praising Louis Lassahn and Pete Mergo for strong quick punts, and warns of tough tests ahead against Albright and Dickinson as the team eyes an undefeated season potential.
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Westminster
Terrors
Western Maryland
Dick Harlow
Louis Lassahn
Johnny Bliss
Bull Draper
Paul Scn Wiemer
Lassahn
Villanova
Harlow
Albright
Lions
Reading
Jaime
Dickinson
Yvidalayva
Pete Mergo
Mergo
Billy Shepherd
Inter
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Pang
Renee
Boca Rewaliet
Sullur-Ieue
Harrington
Matte Aw
B. Mo
Eyler
Mabies
Thurmont
G. E. Finney
H.C. Corbin
Ps. Wa
Calumet Dragon
Calumet Epinard
Fox
May Chimes
B. m
Prank Wilms
Taneytown
Desh Harmonk
B. Waich
Lock Port
N.Y
Nonjoyee
B. G
Helen K. Kaylor
Oella
D. Baker
Own
Lewis E. Johnson
Pergola
B. F
FR. Utternack
Hagerstoon
Dorritt
Robert Watters
Bath
N. Y
Walsh Betty
Tom Bailey
Johnstown
Beaumont
Mitchell
Hollidaysburg
Water Lad
Everhart
Ada Wan
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Frederick
Maryland
Jacob Rohrback
J. Marshall Miller
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
L J. Marshall Miller
Marshall Miller
Alfred G. Zimmierman
C. Hays Lamar
Earl OF Maryland
Prederkck
P. Rows Myers
Notary Public
Alma Mater
I Arsurten
California
Pittypurgh
Art Ahonen
Fin Wwalfpack
University of Washington
Gregon
Harry Whitten
Auturn
Jack Meagher
Upzowld State
Baton Rouge
Charley Coates
University of Texas
Oxiatuma
Dallas
Bill Klem
West
Orioles
Buzzards
W. Pet Orioles
Trazics Nighthawk
Workl
Yil
Cope, — Company OF
New Jersey
Greenawalt
Kemp
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