Mascot Shatters 2:04 Pace at Havre Market Meet
At Havre, Sept 29 Mascot the bay gelding from Buffalo tied and then lowered the 2:04 pace record set by Nancy Hanks. Flying Jib and Guy chased as Mascot finished strongest in five heats, with betting heavy on Flying Jib and Mascot paying 70 to 1. The event drew large crowds and broad wagers, while other races saw Vinette defeated and Major, Chiquesata, and Cleveland S posting notable times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torree Havre
Inn
Nancy Hanks
Pacer
Tooi
Mascot
Buffalo
Fiying Jib
Naner Hasks
Flying Jib
Guy
Starr
Tris
Salisbury
Vinette
Budd Dobie
Evansville
Martha Wilkes
Cleveland
Montgomery
Dam
Ty Jersey
Ee Galatea
Dow
Chester Alien
Bea
Atkinson
Sci
SIT
Stilkeh
Derobpe
Algona G. Sart
Derrive Ancor
Sogy
Tsk
BoosbeGregor
Kint Foot
F. Star
Edith Strague
George Sprague
Lowey
Daliscu
Dickest Hoar Turner
B. m
Wien
Cleervar
Veorties
Wonder
Dertetyiees
Shanden Belle
X. m
Perry Andu Dame
Cotta
Albers
W. Kenney
Joe Vel
Aseneee
Horse Breeders Meeting Races At Mystic Park Draw Crowds
Large crowd attends Mystic Park races with 2:00 stallion heat drawing card. Kremlin breaks track trotting record, Constantine and Kromilin also compete. Tyler horse divisions feature Belle Hamlin Honest Timorge and Kale Bayard Wikes pacing strong times. Judges misaward last heat of Tyrosta to Alice Wilkes amid crowd doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeron
Mystic Park
Kromilin
Krenlin
Ed Bithers
Orrin Hickok
Constantine
Kremlin
Dadiy
Tyrosta
Judyves
Alice Wilkes
Woo
Newmarket October Handicap Race Result Report
The third day of the Newmarket first October meeting featured the Newmarket October Handicap for 1,009 sovereigns. Baron De Hirsen's colt Wind eet won, His Honor bred by Lord enrhyra finished second, and Theseailan, Lord enrhyra's other colt, took third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnox
Newmarket
Baron de Hirsen
Windeet
Lord Enrhyra
Theseailan
Secretary Arranges Trotting Race at Nashville Circuit
Secretary Rustrorm of the trotting association has lined up a race featuring Hal Poinver Mascot and Flying Jib Osh at the circuit meeting in Nashville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Isp
Rustrorm
Neshville
Hal Poinver
Mascot
Jockey John Oxborne Honored With Farewell Gift
At Newmarket on the occasion of retiring from the turf Jockey John Oxborne received a farewell address and a check for £3780 from Lorpes together with Houldsworth the Jockey Club steward and Earl Dorham in the presence of Sir Henry Hawkins and Sir Charles Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorpes
Iir
Houldsworth
Jockey Club
Earl Dorham
Henry Hawkins
Charles Russell
John Oxborne
Newmarket
Temple Upsets at Gravesend as 30 to 1 Outsider Wins
On the final day of the meeting Temple ridden by an underdog jockey powers to victory at Gravesend. Kilkenny the heavy favorite faltered early while Strephon edged into second. Pappoose colt and May Win also scored in two other races as big names were knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Gravesend Racer Track
N. Y
Bennett
Pierre Lorillard
Kilkenny
Strephon
King Mac
Mr. Cassatt
Balance
Equity
Sue
Tarns
Freddie Gebhard
Pappoose
Tarn
Lepanto
St. James
May
Nomad
Rose H
Lyceum
Tynasure
Borgen
Biske
King Crab
Blake
Strophon
Thorpe
King Mas
Corington
Zampest
Charade
Ronald
Belle D. Roller
St Anthony
Uncle Bim
Streption
Klug Mie
Roller
Sim
Strait Mutuals
Taral
Sims
Mallet
Mins Newan
Mutuals Pated
Lepinto
Hergen
Miderter
Mendicant
Ngiied Lady
Joe Carter
Keclare
Reclare
St. Janes
Simms
Teac Tareile
Midgey
Tambley
Qosrie
Hetting
Dertigna
Sto
County
Osric
Mutuals Dail
Rose Hf
Doggett
Arst
Lrcsum Die Littlefield
Sonora
Rose H Lito
Web Jim
Senora
Tor Lyceum
Maitunals
Craosure
Bergen
Tom Rogers
A. Covington
Uird
Chauncer
Cynosure
Crab
Chauncey
Mutuals
Thoroughbred pools sold at Gravesend racing card
Louisville reports evening pools for tomorrow's Gravesend card with names of horses and bettors across six races. Notable entries include Reoy West tin and Silver Priner in the first race, Kingston and Tormentor in the third, and Vespasian and Mello in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Gravesend
Reoy West Tin
Joe Carter
At Daly
Silver Priner
Crochette Roquefort
Reeclare
Ihe McCone
Anthony
Fidelio
Leonawell
Pauny Dit
Podiga
Halcyon
Slroccote
Dolly McCone
Ragedance
Walcott
Hower
Silver Prince Joo
Lallali
Field
Prince Deceiver Wins Edgewater Handicap at Latonia
Prince Deceiver captured the Edgewater Handicap in the Latonia meeting's fourth race, winning by two lengths as a 1 to 1 favorite. A fast track and near moonlight finish amid 56 entries highlighted a card with close results in most races and delays in starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Deceiver
Latonia
Dixerssall
Enare
Moonlight Thera
Mendina
Driviee
Princess Lorraine
Aleneth
Coquette
Rustonen
Drivin
Coral Taylor
Hannigan
Virglin Johnson
Secon
Little Annie
Budd Doble Sets Sprints Record in Evansville Trot
Budd Doble drives Martha Wilkes to a mile in 2:06 7 in Evansville Indiana as judges hail it the fastest heat in America. Gillette driven by Douglas Thomas competes in the 1500 stake event with twenty thousand spectators watching, while other horse races and purse events fill the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isotanaronis
Evansville
Ind
Budd Doble
Worki
Martha Wilkes
America
Burter
Gillette
Douglas Thomas
Parole
David
Volta
Jessie
Tine
Fadalma
Talis
Safhy
Preefor
Purse
Alsen
Myrtin
Welter
Ai Ae
Moses
Tuad Frog
Long Mill
Johnston Wins Free For All at Franklin Races
At Franklin races on Sept 22 Johston won the free for all in straight heats with times 2:14. Wisconsin King finished second and Mary Cont live third while Hustler and Binnebe Louise also ran. Jolson earned a $300 prize for a 2:16 effort. Daisy won the 22m trot with Witch Hyrel taking the straight heats and times 2:84 2:02 2:53.
Beaver County Fair Races Draw Record Attendance
Attendance at Beaver county meetings reached 15 000 to 16 000 in today’s races. Miss Khoon won the R3 trot in 2284 and Georgia C won the 2 40 pace in 286 but faces protest. Pool selling continued on the grounds amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver, Sept
The
Fair Association
Beaver County
Khoon Im
Georgia C
Boxers issue challenge after world title claim
Philadelphia fighter Jack Fogarty with McGrath Hanley Quinn McGinley ONeill Weich am and McBride call at the Police Gasetic. McBride posts 260 and challenges Johnny Griffin for 9 000 and the largest purse, to meet at 122 pounds with weigh in ringside for the title, deposit valid one week, Shon Grima not accept. Hotel Migr yer offers 75c meals table d hote free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Jack Fogarty
Philadelphia
Dick McGrath
Andy Hanley
Jack Quinn
Pittsburg
Jack McGinley
Kid O'Neill
Paddy Weich
Paddy McBride
McBride
Johoey Griffn
Jimmy Lynch
Johnny Griffin
Shon Grima
Managers discuss costs and player trades after St Louis trip
Buckenberger reports the team returned from St Louis costing about 300 dollars, blaming 12 club league losses for poor profitability. Van Haltren may play tomorrow, Glasscock remains unsettled, Van der Ahe tight lipped. Hanlon and Van Haltren to Pittsburg to finalize deals. Kelly touted as a promising acquisition. Pitch ideas include Ehret or Smith with Clausen expected for Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckenberger
St. Louis
van Haltren
Glasscock
van der Ahe
Vonder Ahe
Hanlon
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Kelly
Pleves
Ehret
Smith
Louisvilles
Clausen
Browns Edge Cleveland in Sloppy St. Louis Tilt
In the fourth inning Cleveland bats sparked a surge off pitcher Breitenstein, as St Louis watched a poor Browns effort, while Boston's game drew record crowds and a weather fair setting. The box score notes multiple players and low scoring teams with earned runs and errors detailed in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sept
Clevelands
Breitenstein
Browns
Parcleveland
Groves
Weren
Burkett
Dave Bou
Brodie
McKeny
Moriarity
Virtue
Buckley
MecAleer
Tebean
Camp
Genina
Aobreit
St. Louia
Cleveland
Davis
Crooks
Young
Caruthers
Sy Breitenstein
Boston
Washington
Wit—Helly
Thirer-lase
Hite
Twitchell
Duffer
Lowe
Nash
Maguire
Richardson
Dowds
Dunfce
Quinn
McCartty
Daly
Kelly
Hoy
McCarthy
McGuire
Chicago Defeats Cincinnati 10 to 4 in Afternoon Game
Errors by Latham and Wood helped Chicago win as Cincinnati scored four but fell short. Holliday and Parrott provided some offense for Cincinnati, while Sullivan and Gumbert hurled for the pitchers, in a game cut short by darkness after 1 hour 50 minutes with 76 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Latham
Wood
Scoru
Holliday
Ryan
Parrott
Dahlen
Browning
Anson
Hoover
Dungann
Vaughn
Newman
Comisker
Decker
Kurhne
Gumbert
Smith
I Schriyer
O Sullivan
Chic Eago
Parrot
Hollidar
Yan
Simith
Sebriver
Dablen
Udine
Cominey
Comiskey
Vaugh
Baatle
Sullivan
Vaughe
Uupire
Snyder
to Day's League Schedule Readings
League games listed include Lautevle at Pittsburg Cleveland at St Tours Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New York Baltimore at Brooklyn Washington at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Philadelfa
New York
Brooklys
Baltimore
Cleveland
Louis
Lautevle
Pittsburg
St. Tours
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
East End Gyms Win County League Pennant
A vesting of the County League last evening saw full club representation. A. G. Pratt awarded the East End Gyms the pennant of 1872 for an honest win. The league will continue next year with meetings set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pratt
East End
Pittsburg Gun Club Hosts Tight Salt Works Shoot
The Pittsburg Gun Club held a bold Salt Works event under E. E. Shoiner Jim Crow and M. Hostetter with large attendance. The contest featured Ilva birds and difficult targets. Scores began with first event 12 Keystones entrance 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Works
Pittsburg
Columbia Sprinters to Represent Club in National Meet
Columbia Athletic Club selects Robert Dodge and Carey Spruce for the national championships at Manhattan Field. Captain E. S. Wells and manager J. King lead a squad featuring last year’s runners Rainier Wed Emery Veasey H. E. Wilson Harban Church and Weaver. Upcoming contests include Princeton on October 14 and UVA October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumoros
Robert Dodge
Carey Spruce
Columbia Athletic Club
Manhattan Field
Washingtonians
Princeton
University of Virginia
Levich University
Swartamere College
Allegheny Athletic Club
Pittaburs
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
United States Naval Academy
Lafayette College
Rutwers College
Warren Athletic
Rainier
Wed
Emery
Veasey
H. E. Wilson
Harban
Church
Weaver
Ives Side Of It The Young Billiardist Returns
Paris dispatch reports Frank Ives, world billiards champion, arrived from Europe and disputes with Schaefer over emblem rights. Ives claims July 25 Paris match setup violated rules, offered neutral locations, and asserts ownership of the emblem and readiness to play Somerset on neutral ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ives
Europe
Schaefer
Jake
Paris
Schaeffer
Vienaux
Chicaro
Hucifer
Somerset
Intercity cricket match schedule chaos leaves title unsettled
The Chicago Cricket Association failed to rearrange the final intercity championship as dates shifted from September to October. Philadelphia could not arrange a visiting eleven, leaving the champion city for 189 open. Cricketers condemn lack of a central committee to arbitrate disputes and manage gate access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crroaco
Chicago Cricket Association
Thomas Wharton
Philadelphia
Chicago
Nine Thousand Attend Fair and Races in Grexss Buno
Nine thousand people attended the Grexss Buno fair and races. Braddock Boy won the 2:50 trot in the sixth heat. Miss Emma of Washington won the Byearald pace in three Neruight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Boy
Emma
Six Fast Wheelmen Compete For Lab Club Championships
The Allegheny Athletic Association held its club championship wheel races with six riders vying in four events including the garter mile and two mile. Addy W won the quarter and half, Eccles took the mile, and Wilson claimed the two mile as accidents and close finishes marked the afternoon. A football practice between Western University and the Three A's preceded the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Athletic Association
Western University
A.’s
Messia Wilson
King
Foster
Wilson
Addy
Messra Addy
Eccles
F Eccles
Charles Petticord
Hketeree
F. Stedell
C. Lange
John W. Grove
R. P. Nerin, Jr
O. D. Thompson
Charles S Rees
Theodore H. Hostetter
R. Sheehan
William G. Stewart
George M. McCandless
William H. Donnell
John 4H. Bradshaw
William D. Burt
Percy KR. Smith
A. M.irwin
H J. Myler
Clyde Uarter
Nile
Ormaby
Kennedy
L. H. Bannister
A. L. Banker
C. K. Gibson
A. J. Brown
E. Zarske
W. C Moore
Wellsville
C. McDonald
W. & Barnes
C. BE. McDonald
A. C. MecBane
E. Zarskey
Frank Morrow
C. K. McDonald
C. K. Gideon
Record Won’t Go Johnsons Late Bicycle Records
The Racing Board of the League of American Wheelmen will not recognize Johnsons bicycle records because pacing by a horse violates rules for authentic times. Local board member William C Thorne argues artificial aids disqualify the claims, while six other members may disagree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Minneapolis
Lenny
Mr. Thorne
Johson
Officials Named for A A U Championships in New York
At the New York A A U championships on Saturday officials are chosen to ensure fair play. W B Curtis will referee with a strong panel including Alex Jordan W J Swan Fred Stearns George Carr and Howard Perry. Austin will judge walking events with J E Sullivan and C F Matthewson also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. B. Curtis
Ben Othe Ideas
Curtis
Bint
Alex Jordan
W.J. Swan
Fred Stearns
George Carr
Howard Perry
Te Wille
Greenland
Mr. Austin
J. E. Sullivan
C. F. Matthewson
Tuscarora Cyclers Meet at Wellsville Features Pittsburg Riders
The Tuscarora Cycling Club held its first annual meet at Wellsville as 27 entrants competed in multiple races. A. J. Brown of Cleveland won the championship, with Pittsburg riders among the prize winners in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Wellsville
East End Gyms Face Western University In Season Opener
Tomorrow at 3 30 pm East End Gyms meet Western University in the season opener. Western is stronger this year with practice wins over the Three A's. starting lineup includes Messia Dunkie Hill Thomas Trees Smyers Rose Stesle Dbn Barry Evans Jk Calvert G H Calvert Neal and Marshall. Smyers captains the team with R C Brown as manager. Western’s schedule runs through November 13 and final selection will be made within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Western University
Oan
Messia
Dunkie
Hill
Thomas
Trees
Mien
Smyers
Rose
Stesle
Barry
Evans
Jk. &. Calvert
G. H. Calveert
Neal
Marshall
B. H. Smyers
R.C Brown
National masters chess standings at Belfast Club
After seven rounds in the national masters championship at the Belfast Club the scores show Mason leading with a 5 to 2 result, Blackburne holding 434 to 23g, Bird at ahs with 334, and Lee at 1,0 at 6, reflecting a chaotic tally amid the round by round play.
Suits For Fall Fashion From Our Home Made Line
Autumn style arrives with our home made fall suits. Our double breasted sacks boast superior material, perfect make, correct style, and faultless finish. Prices are $12 and $15, a value we stand by with confidence. Come and see us.
Pilgrimage to the Orient for Turkish Toweling Exhibit
A bustling urban exhibit showcases Turkish towel making by Hacopras Mardirosian, Armenian native, under Stars and Stripes branding. The display at Boccs & Bunt highlights 19th century methods contrasted with modern American merchandising as crowds observe swift looms and bright towels at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Turkey
America
Stars and Stripes
Hacopras Mardirosian
AL Securitg
Boccs & Bunt
Hacorpas Maxiprrostan
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Terre Haute
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Trotter
Ines
J. J. Corbett
Mascott
Jib
Minscot
Summanies
the Trotters
English Racing
Beaver
Brooklyns
Bostons
Peore
Yoostox Bop
Laa
Duty
Larkin
Core
Idashi
M'Gnire
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Ste’ Son
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Zoees
Dowse
Eae Silvetts
Meek
Sssse
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Wari
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McGraw
Browthers
Stovey
Ourke
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Kinslow
Gannon
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Il NiCobb
Griffin
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Wakasdase
Summany
Suteliffe
Crags
Shindle
Foun Daly
Shinde
Taw
Pi Lage Han
Shindie
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Lyneh
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Glang
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Burke
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Hamilton
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Thompson
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Meareald
Taylor
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Lalla
Om ‘Tayior
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C. A. Powts
Shane i Serenes
Mack
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Wright
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Levis J
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Levis el
Shan
Ehtrance
Corerseneesrnse
Levis My
Oolotiolooirs
Ellptopelitit Et Seiman Saageedanese
HF Watson
Soos
Pilligloullioli
Levis
Feman, Ria
Nanige
Wssrecenne Eseennen Llligtvl
Loos
MNCO
Knigeland
Oldivitatliaw Watson
le Bray
Columbia
Morrow
Ives
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C Lab
Mercer
Tume
Tuscarora Cyclers
Chess Masters
Liberty St. Star Corner
Remington Bros
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Allegheny
Koehler’s
Sixth Street
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