Big crowd at fair races amid lively track program
A large audience at the fair attended diverse events on race day. The program featured multiple trotting and pacing races with horses like Worthy Maud Worthy, Daylight, Worthy Lick, and Princess Ma winning or placing in heats. Officials noted the crowd’s strong turnout and the day’s racing concluded with competitive finishes across four main events.
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Mor
Paty Thitetas
Prandwand
Clapton Exot
Mattex
Ira J. McCurdy
Wondy Maud Worhy
Reuben Savage
Georgetown
Del
Marion Bing
William McHenry
Hegeratown
Marisn Bahead
Daylight
ES. Myer
WE Dam
McHenry
Hagerstown
Govdlo
Uisses Dillon
E. P Jones
Oswego
Worthy Lick
AF. Cowton
Rochester
N. J
Virginia Todd Dillon
S. J. Ivans
West Grester
Worthy Maid
H. McLaughlen
Berdentown
Virginia
Dillon
Henry
Bridgeville
Ocl
Bowling Loop Results and Local Highlights
The article notes Bowling Loop standings and results amid player absences. It highlights Oceanic players and team captains with practical updates, plus a peek at an upcoming Opera House feature titled The Big Fight starring Big Boy Lass, Lot Lane, and Stepin Fetchit.
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Underworld
Opera House
Big Boy Whlass
Lota Lane
Stepin Fetchit
Racing Program At Fair Sets October 24 1930
Racing program at the fair lists twenty horses with purses around 400 dollars. Entries include Margot H a mare from Lewistown Pennsylvania with owners Gentry H and B Russell and trainer Lewistown. Billie McKinney a gelding from Theodore Phalon and Sidred Pa owned by B McKinney and Ha! B McKinney. Other entrants include Rowdy March from Mattington Del and jockey G T Satterfield and The Leader from Fe P Jonex with Berths Moore as trainer.
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Margot H
B. m. Gentry H
B. Russell
Lewistown
Billie McKinney
B. McKinney
Theodore Phalon
Sidred
Lester G
B. G
Rowdy March
G. T. Satterfield
Mattington
Del
J. Matcom Forbes
Egulf
Carlisle
Berths Moore
B. m
2.20 Trot Purse $40000 Runners and Owners Listed
Purse of four hundred dollars for a trotting race listed with numerous entrants and owners. Notable names include Mr. Hanna Peter Voio from Westminster Eva Neptune York Cecilia Deforest Hagerstown American Boy Cheatnut Peter Dawson Little George Tramp Patch Tramp Flrat Midnight Baron Deganth Myer Worthy Maid Nefico Bay Geo Neff Virginia Olien Dillon Axworthy Ivins & Son Francia Axworthy Koons and others.
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Mr. Hanna
Peter Voio
Cashman Bros
Westminster
Eva Neptune
Peter Neptune
Bich
J Marcom Forbes
Gen Wilkins
New Oxford
Tramp Patch
E. G
Tramp Flrat
Chas. Lauber
York
Midnight
Blk. G
Baron Deganth
Myer
Bridgeville
Del
Worthy Maid
B. m. Worthy Peter
H M McLoughlin
Bordentown
N. J
Leather book cover craft and game recap blend in one page
Instructions for making a tooled leather book cover eight inches wide plus a sewing seam outline a decorative edge and pockets. Also reports a New Windsor game where the Sientees lost to Blue Ridge 5 to 0 and a Rochester university dedication with Dougas Jones representing Washington and Lee University.
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New Windsor
Sientees
Blue Ridge
Silentees
M.S.S. D
Blue Ridge Col
Silverman Glover
Lowe
Gniecko . Garcia
Fmphrey Ikeny
Stracliffe
Honsley McNanie
Barnes
Dougas Jones
Brunswick
Rochester
Washington and Lee University
New University At Rochester
Eho
Snarch
Jones
Howard Marvin Jones
Maryland School Booters Show Vast Improvement
A damaged OCR note reports Maryland school booters showing a marked improvement after past seasons. The fragment mentions soccer, a coach or team members, and a few obscure references to races, times, and people such as McGaugh and Sickman, with minimal readable context.
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Saal
Maryland
Tosco Gupba
McGaugh
Tone
Ewanimg
Mike Ash
Brurtitesey 'i
de. Sickman
H. Catap- Beee
H. J. Holand
Ner Cees Been
Freshman Stars Demand Pay at George Washington
Six star players from George Washington University freshman football demanded payment for their services, threatening to quit if room and board plus spending funds were not resumed. Athletic director Pixlee dismissed the group, with Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin stating the university would rather have no team than players paid. The players withdrew, leaving four first string backs named Walsh, Howess, Newcamp, and Robinson, plus Jorlol and Generasa.
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Washington
George Washington
James W. Pixiee
Athleties
Ave
Pixiee
Cloyd H. Marvin
Pixlee
Frank Walsh
Duluth
Minn
Jenna Howess
Mexico
August Newcamp
Eric
Charles Robinson
Newark
N. J
Vance Jorlol
Butte
Mont
George Generasa
Pittsburgh
Hustlers Top Gulf Pride in City Bowling League
Last night's results show Hustlers defeating Gulf Pride. Tonight's games feature Y M EB against Garber's.
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City Bowling League
Gulf Pride
Y. M. EB
Garber's
W. Ll Pet Lo Lb. Baking Co
Garber's Bakery
I Eagles
Hustlers
Crystal Laundry
AST Gull Pride
Moose
Peanness Uv
I News
Tivoli Audiences Enjoy Good News Musical Parade
Tiveti theater presents Ferro Goldwin Mayer adaptation of Good News at the Tivoli. Cast features I Bec Tme and Stanley Smith in standout hero roles plus lively tilth and music.
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Berbit
Boone
Jeffersonville
Rosy Jester
W. L. Purr
Mountville
Tarmatin
Willam Mein
Bagetstown
Wan
Stella
W. B. Haller
Harrissll
W. Mulholland
Philadelphis
Tan
Dr. Hickmep
Charles R. Campbell
Sun Meta
BH. J. Holland
New Orleans
John Finnegan
Selenas
Maude Worthr
B. cL. Onworthy
Reuben Farage
Ronen Te del
Myers
Merion Bing
Parse HO
Deyhent
Dlis
Day Star
B.S
Phake
Elarec
Artory
Axworthy
Bro
Johostom
Ula Dilien
P. Tones
Agt
Loman
Seema Tote Dele Er Foc. ‘Wet Copier
Vicyarc
Werthys Maki
Bom H. McLeughien
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Te Feiow Ms
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Hen Brea McMillan
Eur
Koon
Morris
Exde
Undereand
Don
Rand
Baoht
Merker
Anglemorer
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Gubert
McCielan
Euler
Ali Ant Galt Pride
Ate
Fair Today
Indie
Blue Ridge College
GEO
The
Havana
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Fredericktown
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