Follie Levy Disqualified After Seneca Stakes Finish
Saratoga Aug 9 Follie Levy the 7 to 1 favorite was disqualified for four after finishing first in the Seneca selling stakes. She repeatedly bumped and interfered with Mexoana and others, leading to the stewards upholding the four length penalty after reviewing testimony. Meros set a fast pace to the stretch, with Follie Levy forcing Mexoana wide.
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Miss Minnie
Arnt
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Turlongs
Frank J. Gould's Cercle Wins Vichy Selling Steeplechase
Gould's Cercle takes the ¢ Prix du Golf selling steeplechase at Vichy, completing 2 miles 1 furlong in a brisk run. The owner’s Vruivre boss places second in the Prix Reves d'Or, per American Association coverage.
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Frank J. Gould
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Vruivre Boss
Delaney Confident Westerner Kaufman Will Beat Langford Tonight
Veteran trainer Billy Delaney says Al Kaufman is in prime condition and that Kaufman will defeat Sam Langford in their six round Philadelphia bout at Broad and Huntington streets. Langford trains at Merchantville New Jersey. Tom Kennedy joined Kaufman’s camp. Edwards says referee will stop if bout not on the level and refunds will be offered.
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Merchantville
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Bob Armstrong
Harry Edwards
Pocomoke Fair Opens Under Ideal Weather for Fast Trots
At Pocomoke City Maryland the annual fair opened with ideal weather and fast track conditions after a heavy overnight shower. The harness races featured a $300 purse led by Robt D Cryson and Olseon in close competition, with other divisions offering purses of $200. Names such as Neplun Terrill and Lady Wilton Acstrong appear among entries and times around 2:19 to 2:25 for the sprint and 2:25 for the mile trot.
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Automobile notes and sales in 1911 era market
The article tracks local auto dealers Pope Auto and Kal Motor selling roadsters and touring cars to Jerome Bonaparte and J F Nolan, with travel itineraries across Atlantic City and Philadelphia. It covers city rules against noisy headlights and muffler cutouts, debates over power versus efficiency, and European views on motor trucks. It also notes road-condition efforts by clubs in Cleveland and Beaver Dam, and a Palmer-Singer 6-40’s reliability run amid bad roads. It concludes with rusted fastener removal tips using kerosene-soaked cotton waste and oil soaking for loosening screws.
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Three Scullers and Four Recruit Regatta Forces
Three scullers and a four from Cambridge New Orleans and St Louis join local crews in practice for the national regatta to be held Friday and Saturday on the Potomac. Mound City Club of St Louis coached by Jim Wray shows strong form as other crews arrive and trains continue amid lineup changes due to a family illness. The Ottawa Argo naut and Toronto clubs boost entries to 74, while Baltimore oarsmen plan two practice spins before the races.
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Roanoke Beats Norfolk 3 2 In Ten Inning Tilt
Roanoke defeats Norfolk 3 to 2 in a ten inning contest highlighted by Short’s pitching for Roanoke. Umpire Westervelt decisions and fielding miscues colored the battle as Roanoke seizes the win in a tense late inning.
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Fisher
Manhattan Defeats Nassau In Independence League 4 2
Manhattan wins 4 2 over Nassau in the Independence League Hawlings pitched solidly For Manhattan key hits by Witmarsh Davis and Falconer and timely plays by Burley and Rawlings Left on bases Nassau two Manhattan six Burley and Rawlings each struck out three Watched by umpire Daugherty in 1 hour 48 minutes
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Ninth trounces Peck in Sunday School League game
Ninth defeated Peck 9 to 0 in a Sunday School League contest. Box score shows Pfeffer, Nim, and Moreland among leaders with multiple hits and runs. Pitchers Symanoskie and Greer split innings, with Kidwell closing. Umpire Mr Hughes officiated. game time 1 hour 2 minutes.
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Favorites win most events at Cleveland pace show
Cleveland August 9 Favorites took nine of ten events at the Grange Circuit races at North Randall with The Abbe driving a 2 04 flat in the 2 04 pace to set a new mark. Fuzz Johnson driven by Frank Jones upset Dora to win the final 2 08 trot while Karl Jr. and Country Jay posted easy wins in their divisions.
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Churchill Downs Seeks Nineteen Racing Dates
Louisville jockey club directors applied to the state racing commission for nineteen days of racing at Churchill Downs starting October 1. The commission will meet next Saturday. The meet is expected to boost purses by 20000 dollars and attract several eastern owners with horses to Kentucky.
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