Follie Levy Disqualified After Seneca Stakes Rout
At Saratoga on August 9 Follie Levy the 7 to 1 favorite was disqualified for four after finishing first in the Seneca selling stakes. She repeatedly interfered with several horses, with stewards calling witnesses before ruling her out of the win. Mexoana narrowly took the race by a head in the stretched drive.
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Frank J. Gould's Cercle Wins Vichy Prix Du Golf
Frank J. Gould's Cercle won the Prix du Golf a selling steeplechase at Vichy today. The race covered two miles and one furlong with 40 dollars to the winner. The owner also sent Vruivre boss who placed second in the Prix Reves d'Or.
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Delaney Bets Langford Clash in Six Round Philadelphia Bout
Veteran trainer Billy Delaney is confident Sam Langford will beat Al Kaufman in a six round bout at Philadelphia ballpark. Kaufman’s camp is aided by Tom Kennedy while Langford trains at Merchantville. referee to halt if the bout isn’t on the level and spectators refunded.
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Pocomoke Fair Opens With Fast Going and Close Races
At Pocomoke City Maryland the annual fair began in ideal weather after a soaking rain. The track dried quickly and events were hotly contested with a $300 trot and a $200 purse race featuring horses such as Olssen Neplun and Lady Wilton. Time records hinted at strong performances, with multiple contenders listed and early results showing tight finishes.
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Local Auto Dealers Highlight Roadsters And Mufflers
Floh Hills assistant salesman notes mortgaging claims lack evidence while Pape Auto sells a Waverley roadster to Jerome Bonaparte and Nolan buys a Pope-Partford roadster. Travel itineraries include Philadelphia Atlantic City New York Long Branch Asbury Park Gettysburg. Local ordinances curb whining headlights and muffler noise. mufflers aid valve checks but do not add power. Road conditions and improvements feature Western clubs, Palmer-Singer 6-40 shines in Cleveland run amid bad roads. A European official lauds motor trucks for capacity speed and reliability. A rusted fastener cure uses kerosene-soaked cotton to loosen stuck nuts.
Regatta Preview Highlights Three Scullers and Four Recruit Crews
Three scullers and a four from outside crews joined local entries in practice along the Potomac as national regatta week began. St. Louis Mound City Club, coached by Jim Wray, impressed with Harvard-stroke technique, while Cambridge and New Orleans scullers trained alongside. Ottawa and Don Rowing Club entries boosted the field to 74 crews, with Baltimore’s Monument City set to arrive for two practice spins before events. The regatta committee plans extensive hospitality at the Arlington and coordinated rides for NAOO delegates amid a busy schedule of meetings and receptions.
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Roanoke Beats Norfolk 3-2 in Ten Inning Tilt
Roanoke defeats Norfolk 3 to 2 in ten innings with standout pitching by Short. The game featured Verbal disputes with umpire Westervelt and multiple errors by both teams. Also reported Petersburg at Richmond 4-2 and Danville due to Lynchburg errors in another regional clash.
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Manhattan Defeats Nassau In Independence League 4 to 2
Manhattan wins over Nassau 4 to 2 in the Independence League. Pitcher Rawlings and Burley work for the teams with key hits by Witmarsh Burlock and Falconer. Strong defense and multiple runners left on base mark the game, played in 1 hour 48 minutes.
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Ninth Trounces Peck In Sunday School League Clash
Ninth overpowers Peck in a Sunday School League game. Sluggish Peck defense at second and errors contributed as Ninth built a wide lead. Pitcher Greer and Carroll split mound duties with Kidwell closing, while key hits from Carceron Moreland and Walter fueled the rally.
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Favorites win most events at Cleveland harness meet
The Grange Circuit races at North Randall feature The Abbe pacing a 2:04 flat new mark to win the Edwards stake. Frank Jones drives Fuzz Johnson to victory in the final heat over Dora, with Evelyn W and Branh am Houghman close. Country Jay and Jay Hawker teams post strong efforts, while Karl Jr and others win heats in 2:10 and 2:08 pace treks amid close finishes.
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Churchill Downs Seeks Nineteen Racing Days Starting Oct 1
Louisville directors of the new Louisville Jockey Club applied to the State racing commission for nineteen days of racing at Churchill Downs beginning October 1. The welfare meet will boost purses by 20,000 dollars over last fall with several eastern owners expected to send horses to Kentucky.
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