Latonia Autumn Races Open With Pay-the-Fiddler Victory
Latonia Jockey Club opening day features springlike weather fast track and brisk betting. Pay-the-Fiddler surprises by winning the final race at long odds as locals dominate with four wins on the six-race card. Jockey Lindsey returns and wins aboard Aledi, meeting continues to Nov 2 with 15 bookmakers in the ring.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Aledi
Pay-the-Fiddler
Jack’ Ratlin
Sinner
Simon
Brissac
C. Kelly
Megex
Hothersoll
Nellie Bawn
O'Connor
Jack Fatlin
Dade
Mabel Winn
Castro
Rag Tag
Hergeson
Sinner Simon
Soothsayer
H. Booker
Harding
Troxier
Uledi
Lindsey
Talpa
Helgegon
Glenwood
J. O'Connor
Two Lick
Aker
Rheta
Helgeson
Belle Mahone
A. Hall
Adelante
Igi
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Jack Young
Gehelmiss
Geheimiss
Kisme
Elastic
Linden Ella
Mayor Johnson
Bamnachle
Advance Guard wins Morris Park weight for age race
At Morris Park New York October Carruthers Shields Advance Guard with George Odom at the saddle triumphed by six lengths over Wyeth and Blues. Wyeth and Blues followed as the field narrowed in the two mile contest. The White Plains handicap went to Merry Acrobat with River Pirate second and Dick Welles third. River Pirate was later sold to Perry Belmont for $20 60.
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New York
Carruthers & Shields
George Odom
Morris Park
Tom Horse
John A. Drake
Wyeth
Frank Farrell
Blues
Ete
E. F
Odom
Shields
Lyne
Drake
Tom
Advance Guard
Ecli
P. J. Dwyer
Maitolt
Merry Acrobat
Er Pirate
Dick Welles
Dick ‘Welles
Redfern
J. BE
Madden
Pirate of Penzance-Harebell
Perry Belmont
White Plains
Walter Cleary
Johnson
Silver Twist
Connelly
R. B. Sack
Holloway
Minder
Merry Reel
Rosewater
River Pirate
O'Connor
Dick WeHes
Knight
Withers
Eo Gd
Martin
Trinity Bell
Essene
Shea
Annie Grace
Hunter Raine
Six Shooter
Lord Pade
Liberty Handicap Drama at Worth Sees Appleby Triumphant
McChesney failed to finish in the money in the Liberty handicap at Worth as Lucien Appleby sprinted to a remarkable stretch win by a head over Hoodwink. Waswift took third, with Darnell and Herz sending the top pair to post. Hoodwink was a long shot at 20 to 1.
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Chicago
McChesney
Worth
Lucien Appleby
Hoodwink
Waswift
Darnell & Herz
Caliban
Water Edge
Coburn
Lou Woods
J. H. Graham
Jaubert
J. Daly
King Pepper
Hoar
Golden Rule
Bu¢ehanam
Irene Lindsey
the Lady
Buchanan
Vulcain
Birkenruth
Moabina
W. Hicks
Battiste
Robbins
Pirth
Linguist
Banter
Gregor K
Otis
Beana
Western Duke
Hayward Hunter
Pieratt
Efforts to prevent bout between Young Corbett and Rice
Efforts are under way to stop the planned boxing match between Young Corbett and Austin Rice set for November 6 in Dury Conn. Water On. Oct. T1. in San Francisco, as George and two nieces will also be in the card, according to reports.
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Young Corbett
Austin Rice
Dury
Conn
Water- On
San Francisco
George
Boxing Rumors and Endorsements Stir Chicago Scene
Chicago readers learn of Thanksgiving night bouts featuring Gus Beze and other top with rival promoters eyeing stars like Jack Root Kid McCoy Young Corbett Terry McGovern and George Gardner. Archbishop Keane of Dubuque endorses boxing urging matches stay within limits and be halted if one fighter dominates.
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Chicago
Gus Beze
Cincinnati
Hogan
Jack Root
Kid McCoy
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
George Gardner
Gus Ruhlin
Tom Sharkey
Akron Giant
Ruhlin
Foley Sharkey
Eng
Keane
Dubuque
Vp Bowie
Nervole sets two mile pacing world record at Memphis meet
At Memphis Trotting Association fall meeting Nervole paced two miles in 4 1 2, a new world record with a runner, as crowds cheered. John A. McKerron turned an exhibition mile in 2 05 1 4, Prince Alert won the free for all pace, and Ed Geers’s Direct Hal dominated the Cotton stakes pacers. In Lexington, John D. Creighton sold Ashland Wilkes to Harry Orr for a private price.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
Nervole
John A. McKerron
Mr. Devereaux
Prince Alert
Dan R
Harold H
Ed Geers
Direct Hat
McKinley
B. G
George St. Clair
Ian Epee
Gentry
Wm. C. P
Rank
Home Circle
Nuckolls
Lou Vaughn
B. m
Foote
Josh
Bik. G
MceMahon
Tommy Mack
McCarthy
Dora Delphi
Loomis
Carnathan
B. H
Geers
Pisses Beas
al Coororur
Dr. Madara
Ch. G
Hudson
Carl Wilkes
A. McDonlad
Prince Direct
Bik. H
McHenry
Rosebud
Ch. m
Stanger O
Zapel
Marique
Devereux
Dr. Book
Billings
May Allcott
Mr. Marx
Virginia Jim
Mr. Jones
Roscoe Medium
Mr. Roach
Wilton Boy
Br. G
H. Russells
Deversoma
B. S
C. Dean
Lexington
John D. Creighton
Harry Orr
Renton
Ashland Wilkes
Pinchem Wilkes
John R. Gentry
Bowling Averages Shuffle in Local Leagues
Wiese takes the lead in the bd B L standings with Dicks rising to second, followed by Klump Bryson P Levey and Gay among leaders as individual averages change across several leagues.
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Wiese
Bd B. L
Klump, Bryson
P. Levey
Gay
Bowling Averages Shift Across Indianapolis Leagues
Many changes mark the bowling season with improved forms. Wiese leads the Indianapolis League at 187 average for the Washingtons, followed by Dicks of the Turners, and Kirkhoff and Carter further down the line. Bryson tops the Fraternal and Levey leads the Elks. Gay heads the Commercial League. Affected are numerous bowlers from Washington, Marion, Ko We Ba, and other clubs as standings and totals are updated. Robert Fryson to become secretary of the Indianapolis Bowling Tournament Association after W. R. Williams resigns.
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Wiese
Washingtons
Indianapolis
Turners
G. Kirkhoff
Carter
Levey
Bryson
Marions
Klump
Kroeckel
Graft
Wands
Kahlo
Capital City
Schmidt
Turner
Paxton
Brinkmeyer
Washington
Burton
Talbert
Bomb
Olds
Washington Perry
Caird
Nilius
Weschler
Mueller
Brown
Marion
Smith
Fisher
Meyer
Crescent
Popp
Coffin
Ross
Crescents
Leap
Teague
Schiake
McEllwaine
Peacock
North Side
Hunter
Haruff
Dollman
Lauter
Weber
Taylor
Ideasticker
Igag Levy
Quill
Buddenbaum
Marion Berners
National
Buffaloes
Robert Fryson
Indianapolis Bowling Tournament Association
W. R. Williams
Ave. Deeskes
Ko-We-Bas
Oldfield wins five mile manufacturers cup at Detroit race
Barney Oldfield, Detroit, in Tom Cooper's car, wins with a time of 5 minutes 28 seconds. Charles B. Shanks of Cleveland places second by a mile, with W C Buckman of Geneva pushing hard for runner up. Buckman also stars in steam and electric exhibitions amid a dark obstacle race.
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Deroit
Mich
Grosse Pointe
Barney Oldfield
Detroit
Tom Cooper
Charles B. Shanks
Cleveland
W. C. Buckman
Geneva
W. Wigle
D. B. Huss
L. McNamara
W. Rockerman
W. C. Rands
A. Y. Malcomson
W. T. White
J. G. Reiner
Charles H. Shanks
J. Hedges
New York
Hedges
Charles B. Shaw
Race Hedges
Alex. Winton
Cleve
Players Jump to Johnsons New York American League Team
Nineteen National League stars switch to the Johnson forces for 1903. New York adds Pittsburg pitchers Chesbro and Tannehill and catcher OConnor along with infielder Leach and outfielder Davis. Keeler Fultz Davis reinforce the New York outfield. pitching help comes from Newton Willie Howell Adkins Owen. Ganzel Williams Long and Leach anchor infield with extras Dundon and Conroy. Chicago Pitt anl others fill roster with Patterson Callahan Griffith White Dunkle Flaherty Lole Isbell Daly Davis Lee Tanneau Green Jones Odwell.
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CHICA
Johnson Forces
Pittsburg
New York
Chesbro
Tannehill
O'Connor
Harry Smith
Leach
Conroy
Davis
Keeler
Brooklyn
Fultz
Philadelphia Athletics
New Yorkers
Newton
Willie
Baltimore
Howell
Adkins
Milwaukee
Owen
Omaha
Tannehi'i
John Ganzel
Chicago
American Association
Louisville
Williams
Pitsburg
Herman Long
Boston
Pittsburgs
Ther
Jones
Ortstop Conroy
Dundon
Denver
McFarland
Culneidon
Joe
New _ York
Jamnehill
Gwen
Itse
Smith
Pitts
Ganzell
Ong
Pittsberg
Sonroy
Dundah
Patterson
Callahan
Griffith
White
Philadelphia
Dunkle
Louisylie
Flaherty
Lole
Isbell
Daly
Lee Tanne
Green
Odwell
Early Baseball Lineup Fragments From Various Clubs
A garbled OCR list of players by team including Omaha St. Louis New York New Orleans Boston and Kansas City with positions Pitchers Catchers Infielders and Outfielders, noting multiple names per role and unclear attributions. The fragmentary text preserves many named individuals and clubs but lacks coherent structure or dates.
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Iam Brien
Bougherty
Bek O Brien
Dougherty
Stahl
Freeman
Stone
Omaha
St. Louis
Powell
Donovan
Sudhoff
Reidy
Matthewson
New York
Bowerman
Kahoe
Sugden
Anderson
Padden
Wallace
McCormick
Hemphill
Heidrick
Friel
Burkett
Cleveland
Bernhard
Joss
Wright
Moore
Bemis
Abott
New Orleans
Hickman
Lajoie
Cochnauer
Bradley
McCarthy
Bey
Flick
Washington
Orth
Townsend
Lee
Patten
Smith
Birmingham
Clarke
Carey
Demontreville
Boston
Robinson
Kansas City
Coughlin
Delehanty
Stanley
National Association Expels Memphis Club From Leagues
The National Association of Minor Leagues adjourned as the arbitration board continues. Memphis is expelled from the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Southern League meeting at Little Rock set for Oct 28 to consider next steps. Also mobile and Montgomery seen for Texas League and peace talks loom between major minor leagues.
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New York
National Association of Minor Leagues
Board of Arbitration
Memphis
National Board
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Southern League
Little Rock
Kavanaugh
National Association
Fred Clarke
Farrell
Kansas City
Lowell Club
Hickey
Corsicana Club
Texas Fe
J. Clarke
Southern Association
Mobile
Montgomery
W. H. Watkins
Association of Minor Leagues
American Association
Watkins
Association
Louisville Journal Purchased by New York and Washington Group
Louisville, Oct 25 The Louisville Commercial and its News edition were bought by a group led by Harrison M. Parker and Charles Palmer of New York, Young E. Allison of Washington, and George A. Newman of Louisville. The Dupont family had controlled the properties for years.
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Louisville
the News
Harrison M. Parker
Charles Palmer
New York
Young E. Allison
Washington Flexner
George A. Newman
Dupont
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Newton Henning
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Hunter Rain
Nervale
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Cooper
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Cal
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Weisse
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Jovanet
Codstock
P. Levy
Godfrey
Dallman
G. Deidensticker
C. Field
Shreve
Burns
Italz
Ee . Smith
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Topp
Ikothe
Ellis
Pettis
Pettis Brandt
Kahn Ruhl
Marott
Quiesser
Potter
Lanagan
Kahn Mueller
Kahn
Marott Levy
McKittrick
Cobler
Bvckhouse
Kahn Keller
Marott Vestal
Pettis Marriott
When
Stenzil
Reliable McKinley
Pettis Bradford
When Sherwood
Elks Willams
Red Men
Walker
K. of Fields
Fraternal Pin Records
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Central
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Stone Palace
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Madison Square Theater
MR. Walker
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Richard III
WM. A. Brady
Lottie Blair Parker
Jos. R. Grismer
O’reilly & Manning
Polan and
Lenhart Laipst
Lavender & Tomson
Park—Tiotorrow
Empire Theater
Delaware
SAM Scribner
Your
Trezodiag
Saron
Mevaisronis
Mtatrairs
Beth Phoee—Tards
Twenty-second St. Coburn
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