Pimlico Meets October 15 to 31 Approved by Stewards
The Maryland Jockey Club is granted a Pimlico meeting October 15 to 31 with officials named. Eddie Dugan's suspension is lifted effective August 12, and a note is added that a poor record could bar him from 1911 licenses. Jockey Club stewards also approve transferring the Futurity to Saratoga and report other autumn meeting adjustments in New York racing.
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Eddie Dugan
Jockey Club
Saratoga
N. Y
New York State
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Empire City Racing Association
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Queens County Jockey Club
Saratoga Association
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
A. B. Dade
BE. c. Smith
W. P. "Riggs
P. Conkling
Frank J. Bryan
Ocean Round Wins Alabama Stake at Saratoga in Easy Fashion
Ocean Round ridden by Shilling captured the Alabama stakes over 21-8 miles, defeating a strong field including top fillies. Backed from near even money to 4-5, the winner led the classic event with decisive stretch running as Evening.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Shilling
Alabama
Gass
Laud
Zeus
Garner
Rocksi
Pring Callaway
Antenor
Roebuck
Torne
Outer
Ajdijan
Hectagon
Tackrose
Tso
Mien Nett
Wim
Eagle Bird
Hesene
Klug
Royal Lodge
The
Hague
Spesnotra
Dicy
Gladys Earl
Atlanta
Laughing Elsie
Rutwelly
Marigot
Amelia Dongs Hole Leys
Schoolmarm
FFTIC
Blackford
Martines
Recind
Our Hanhah
Mceorey
Will Aid Minor Leagues In Population Regrade
Jof Farrell secretary of the National Association of minor leagues is in Washington conferring with Census Director Durand about the population of cities to reclassify Yoastucs into the association. The minor league is graded on population and draft fees for play are similarly graded. The association seeks regrading based on new population figures.
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Jof Farrell
National Association
Washington
Durand
Yoastucs
Amateur Baseball Action Across Teams and Players
The game features multiple players from Agriculture and St. Stephens with names like Fauntroy Parker Carroll and Simms contributing runs, hits, and RBIs. Pitchers Morris Cox and Jones face numerous batters, while errors and stolen bases shape the scoring. Final tallies show varied innings and notable contributions from Evans Eckendorf and McDonough.
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Agaies
Fauntroy
Parker
Carter
Waters As
Carroll
Audrick
Simms
Ijforme
Grant
Mandereon
Wyeks
Tflenes
Jones
G O Boyt
Morris
Brown
Newman
Waters
Erving
Anderton
Boyd
Palia
Cox
Irving
Certer
Simm
Dy Cox
Harley
Twining and St Paul Clash in Bypast Baseball Card
A lengthy ledger of players and line scores shows Twining and St Paul in a high scoring baseball battle. Key names appear: Clements Glebel Graham Hale Hiett Watson Burke Nass and Valier with multiple runs and hits across innings. Umpire Mr Daugherty and a 1 hour 45 minute game time noted.
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Wining
St. Paul
Clements
Howser
Tae
Guebel
Monburg
Nuss
Balad
Burke
En Delle
Nass
Y Park
Giebel
Valier
Bal
Clementa
Hier
Graham
Dotney
Parsley
H. Hiett
Hower
Cornell
Howard
Vaughn
Heasler
Hayes
Moran
Marcaron
Phipps
Buscher
Murray
Davis
Mullin
Steele
Taylor
McCarthy
Cornell Company
Cornall Company
Moore
Marceron
Stesie Martin
Hesater
Davin
Breele
Hofman
Keane
Nosin
Plichet
Mooré
Huneher
Bageette
Mr. Betts
Hur
Hill-Climb Race At Rust 30 Showcases Cars
The hill-climb contest at Rust 30 under the Automobile Club of Washington drew car owners’ interest. Harry Kite and T B Spence tested Palmer Sme té and a Matheson in a race won by Spence with Ed Mengel driving, while W Cooper led the other car. Notables in attendance included Elliott Hough and Gardiner Orme. Frank R White plans a Maine trip in an Apperson touring car.
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Rust 30
Automobile Club of Washington
Harry Kite
Palmer Smeé@t
T. B. Spence
Matheson
Naylor Hill
Cours
Spence
Ed Mengel
W' Cooper
Elliott Hough
Louis Stevenson
Robert Martin
Tayloe Pollock
Gardiner Orme
Frank R White
Maine
Sonoma Girl Wins Free-for-All Trot At Detroit Meeting
Sonoma Girl, despite early misbehavior, wins the free-for-all trot on the closing day of Detroit Grand Circuit heats. King Cole, the hot 2:0 pace favorite, finishes fourth in both heats and drops to ninth in the final heat. Gamar and Merry Widow win their respective races with notable drives, as May Queen and other contenders contest the card.
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Gamar
May Queen
Detroit
Mich
Sonoma
King Cold
Hot
Merry Widow
Asa Wilkeb
Willy
Pennock
Teardaine
Margate
Peter Stak Bahan
Cletharne
McClane
Pate
Halgen
Brady
Patea
Tekmac
Gavatta
Mu Rol
Harraom
Peanosk
Snow
Mite
J. Benyon
Ieee
McGregory
BT Teardlaine
Harnes
Berraldo
Murphy
Pace
Merry Whiow
Red Fae
Sam Wikes, Jr
Gmen
Amnt
Slavens
King Cole
B. H
Dodge
Beg
Floyd
Beauty Wilkes
B. m
Gahagan
W. D
B. G
Saunders
Tragic accident halts Tasley trotting card as Palmeter dies
At Tasley Virginia on August 5 two drivers injured and Miss Palmeter a fine bred filly owned by A B Coxe Paoli Pa killed after a collision in the third heat of the six year old trot. Prince Helice struck Palmeter causing a fatal neck break and fall of all riders. Beloit and other drivers were injured. The afternoon featured fast racing with Greek Pilot winning the free for all pace and trot. Little Sweetheart, owned by A B Coxe Paoli, sold for 3000 to H B Tyson of Newark Del.
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Tasley
Miss Palmeter
A. B. Coxé
Paoli
Peninsular Fair Association
Prince Helice
Sully
Missa Palmeter
Berjin
Miss Palméter
Beloit
Princesa Hellce
Grean Pilot
Lumi Maries
Princess Helles
Boc
Bull
Weeeey Sence
Lady Jane
Kellam
Vove
Katherine Belt
Finney
White Stack
Poy
Miss Patmeter
Trixie May
Frank Oliver
Sadie B
Charile Saunders
Sydney Collins
Barhes
Bud Lockkch
Serrill
Horse names and raceday card at Saratoga feature list
The item lists numerous horse names and locations including Saratoga and Monte Carlo style entries. It reads like a racing page with thoroughbred references and potential syndicate notes. Names such as Sir Joan Johnson and Sheriff Crarley appear amid a shuffled card of entries.
Argonauts Lead Canadian Henley Rowing Trials at St Catharines
The thirty first annual Canadian Henley opened in St Catharines Ontario under heavy winds and waves. Argonauts of Toronto dominated junior events while Butler of the Argonauts and Smith of Union Boat Club Boston qualified for the senior singles final. Detroit and Grand Rapids boats posted strong showings as crews race 550 yard straightaways with future entries expected from Toronto Ottawa Lachines and local clubs.
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Britannia Rowing Club
Argonauts
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Sheriff
Ward
O'Connor
Sheriffand
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Butler
Smith
Unio Boat Club
Boston
Lachines
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Wright
Washington
Zappone
Ottawas
Ene
Union Boat Club
Bosjton
Association
Detroits
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Lachine Rowing Club
Lachine
Argonaut Rowhix Club
Recond
Toronto Rowing Club
F. H. Lepper
Don Rowing Club
N. D
Argonaut Rowing Club
Hamiton Rowing Club
Hamilton
Grand Rapids Boat ‘Club
Junio
Jackes
Bow
Sinclair
Murphy
Roswell
Ottewoy
Wroke
F. Sheriff
Bowl
Grand Rapid Rowing Club
B. Butter
Sheahan
Mutual ‘Boat Club
Buffalo
E. Smith
MM. Burns
Celiia Boat Club
Bufalo
Fred B. Rath
Lighthouse Float Club
National roping regatta advance list highlights Potomac entries
An official advance list shows fields expected at the Potomac regatta next week and notes delays for clubs from St Catherine Ontario and St Louis. The compiled entries include Potomac and Baltimore clubs with single scull and eight oared shells, plus Nassau and Harlem lines in various events.
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Potomac
Entranta
Reputta
St. Catherines
Ontario
St. Louis
Omedsih-Naswau
Sheysherd Bay
Nrverride
Harlam Interna
Veeper
Juverside
Wes Lynn
Ailes
Baltimore
Association
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Rivsrside
Cambridge
Shoeoxhead Bay
St Johsis
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Vranev
Raerlem
Nassau
Y Athletic
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Springfeld
Rackrimmon
Springfield
Ariel
Suille
Crescent
Philadelphi
Artel
St. Charles
Boston
Pennsylvania
Barge
Minnesota
Petomac
Arindal
Athletic
Vesper
ahelle-Arundel
Virginia
Hicamona
Arundel
Virgin
Richmond
N.Y
Saratoga Race Entries Show Wide Field Across First Six Races
Today's Saratoga program lists six races with numerous entries. Notable runners include Meli sande Magazine Mary Davie and Rose Queen in the first race, Bello Monte Carlo Aupt Sule Stoure Grandpa Dingkbridge Thistledale in the North American steeplechase, Semprolus Foot Print Patton Shackleton Black Friar Special Brew Althorpe in the Hurricanes Stakes, and Maskette Danoscara Lavelle Crystal Maid Herkimer Bishop Sir John Johns on the Dela were stakes. Entries span 2-year-old sprints to 1 mile and selling races with many prices cited and a mix of established horses and newcomers.
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Saratoga
Melisande, Magazine
Mary Davie
Rose Queen
Hampton Court and Besom
Bea Clity
Blebop
Harrigan
Etherlal
Antenor
Bello
Monte Carlo
Aupt Sule
Stoure
Grandpa
Dingkbridge
Thistledale
Semprolus
Foot Print
Patton
Shackleton
Black Friar
Special Brew
Althorpe
Savannah
Textile
Blackfeat
Whist
Upward
Maskette
Danoscara
Starbottis
Lavelle
Crystal Maid
Herkimer and
Bishop
Sir John Johnsson
Field Mouse
Stanley May
Hampton’ Court
Malden
Defulte
Ben Lasca
Amy Poit
Emprean
Queert
Sherri Bradley
Fubllights
Brandy
Flying Feet
Billy Kes
Firewood
Mamde
May Weed
Hle~ Cough
Dr. Duenna
Harlem Lass
Busy Miss
Laughing Elle
Insthorpe
Yarda
Mindinette
Muff
Vanity Fair
Amétis
Gardenst
Misé Randolph
Lane Foud IL
Phoronis
Glandore
Tom Melton
Roalmire
Aster
Robert
Chesterbrook
Projectile
Arondack
Far Wear
Earh
Dracula
Rowland Otis
General Merchmont
Scarpia
Minor, League Results Across Several Circuits
A compiled slate shows Greensboro Witson Salem and Charlotte games with Spartanburg winning 6 by Charlotte and 1 0 in two contests. Anderson tied Greenville 2 2. Baltimore Buffalo 5, Jersey City Toronto 2 L, Providence Montreal 12 Providence, Newark Rochester 0 New York State. Troy Syracuse 3 Troy, Scranton Binghamton 4, Kansas City 6 Louisville 5, Milwaukee 4 Otis 2 Tristate. Harrisburg Altoona 4, Lancaster Reading 10, Withamsport Johnstown 5 Wilmetport 4, York 3 Trenton 2. Savannah Jacksonville 4, Macon Columbus 8 2. Columbus Auguste 3 Called seventh. Raleigh Wilgon 9 4, Rocky Mount 1 Mayatta White 0, Wilmington 4 Geldaboro 0. Lynchburg 4 Norfolk 1 and Norfolk 8 Lynchburg 2. Petersburg Petersburg 5 Raitike 0, Richmond Danville 3 Richmond 0. New Orleans Montgomery postponed by rain. Mobile Birmingham 2 Mobile 0. Springfield Waterbury 6, Sprisianera 1. New Britain first 4 New Britain 2 Startowte 8 New Britain 0. New Haven Holyoke 16 New Haven 6. Northampton Bridgeport 2 Northampton. Lowell Lawrence 5, Lowell 1. Heverillt Worcester 4 New England Ten nnitige. Lynn New Bedford 1% Lynn 8. Fall River Crockton 5 Fall River 0.
Joe Gans at Baltimore Deathbed Return
Special to The Washington Post. Joe Gans, once lightweight champion, died soon after arrival in Baltimore. He was fragile and weak, carried from a sleeper to a private ambulance. Doctor Southworth believed he had a week or ten days to live as he whispered of dying peacefully in Baltimore.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Jen Gangs
Pennsylvania
al Herford
Gans
Southworth
Prescott
Ariz
Polo Accident May Be Fatal Cause at Narragansett Polo Ground
During a practice match at the Narragansett Pier polo grounds J Butter of Marshall Virginia, a member of Fauquier County's polo team, collided with a teammate and was seriously injured. He landed on his back, parry on top, and was carried from the field unconscious and remained so for four hours.
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Narragansett Pier
R. 1
J. Butter
Marshall Va
Faiquier County
Butter
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