Jan Hay of Kitchener’s Army Coming to Pinehurst
Captain Tan Hay of the English Army author of The First Hundred Thousand is touring America to present an intimate account of life at the front and the meaning of the Great War. He will speak at Pinehurst around Christmas time, with the exact date to be announced by The Outlook.
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Tan Hay
America
Pinehurst
Ver ton’s Surpria and Hurd Dominate Wild Track Race
In a heavy track event VERTON'S SURPRIA and Hurd’s Romulus ran 1.01 over a rough surface as spectators watched. Hurd’s strategy and speed faced Billy of Little Boy Blue in fierce competition with Miss Bliss on Topsy and others like Miss Nave on Jesse C. The scene showed a chaotic dash, goats, and a dramatic chariot tumble, ending with Farmer Boy and Toy Boy in the second heat.
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Hurd
Romulus
Billy
Little Boy Blue
Thoroughbred Match Result from Are Amm Bee Races
In the third heat Toy Boy Are Amm Bee faced off against N C Hurd on Traveller. Rex with Kittron, owned by Hurd and ridden by Whitlock, defeated Capt. Heck owned by Tufts and ridden by Batchelor in a thoroghbred match noting close finishes and rider pairings.
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Amm Bee
Farmer Boy
Toy Boy
Kittron
Hurd
Whitlock
Capt
Heck
Tufts
Batchelor
Amm Bee Swinnerton Tufts
J.R. Thomas Jones
Captain Heck
N. 8
Chase
The Races Conclude at Local Meet
Concluding page three lists results for two ambling events and several sprints. J.R. Thomas leads in the 1st place betting for Toy Boy with Jones Farmer Boy and 3 others following. Miss Levina Sugg rides Jesse OC in the women’s half mile while Esther Tuft rides Nellie and Goldsmith on Hatto.
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Amm Bee Swinnerton Tufts Farmer Boy
Thomas Thomas Ladies Cup
Levina Sugg
Jesse
Miss Bliss
Topsy
Esther Tuft
Nellie
Miss Goldsmith
Hatto
Wild West Show recalls Standing Creek Indian roundup tale
Frank Butler recounts bringing sixty braves to the Deadwood stunt at Standing Creek reservation with an interpreter Bronco Bill. Government checks and a tense interview test their loyalty as officials probe Bronco’s background and weapon pride ending with his quip about his prized six shooter.
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Frank Butler
Standing Creek
Deadwood
Bronco Bill
Bill
Smith and Wesson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jan Hay
Kitchener
Carolina
Farm Life School
Verton
Surpria
Miss Nave
Jesse C
Miss Tufts
Miss Abbe
Button
Amm Bee Swinnerton Tufts Farmer Boy Thomas Thomas
Toy Boy Jones Thomas
N. C. Hurd
Traveller
J. ©. Thomason Rex
Nat Hurd
J. C. Thomas
Rex
N. &. Hurd
Chief
Leonard Bliss
Sam
Eddie Coleman
Fay
G. Cameron
du Pont
Sporting Powder Division
Wilmington
DEL
Old Point Comfort
Hotel Chamberlin
P. O
Geo. F. Adams
Mgr
Fortress Munroe, Va