Horse Show Dates at Harrisonborg and Warsenton
Horse shows listed for Harrisonborg today with Qerryvile events from August 21 to 23. Warsenton hosts shows on August 28 and 20, outlining regional competition and schedule.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
10
Horse shows listed for Harrisonborg today with Qerryvile events from August 21 to 23. Warsenton hosts shows on August 28 and 20, outlining regional competition and schedule.
A column reviews conflict and punishment in American League and National League scenes. It notes Ban Johnson backing umpires, Elberfeld’s suspensions, and Washington and Chicago club dominance. It also discusses Washington’s and Anson’s fading influence and a Baltimore auto race crowd disappointment.
Amateur baseball report notes Viatna Myatis attempting a realignment game with H Street Sars at Wirest Aren. Weber and IE G created a threat while the H Street Arbietic Club defeated the Mystiog at Break Creek Sur. Winners edgedike Eves as teams average sixes yearn.
New York defeats Pittsburgh twice as Bowerman is benched for arguing with the umpire. Games at the Polo Grounds show notable hits by Clarke, Nealon, and Seymour with Leifield and Mathewson delivering strong pitching in the doubleheader.
Cleveland defeats Washington as Falkenberg loses control after a disputed strike call. Moore returns to form for Cleveland, allowing five Washington hits while Kitson retires only two batters, and Smith finishes for the defeat. Washington fields a patched lineup with Altizer, Stahl, and Shannabrook among others.
Minneapolis base ball manager Michael Kelley received a telegram from American Association President O Brien announcing an indefinite suspension and a probe into gambling charges linked to Campire Owens. Kelley replied by wire denying grounds for suspension and accusing bias. Billy Hamilton Quits Baseball in Haverhill. resigns from team to rest for season. Lee Quillin signed by Comiskey. traded from Lincoln. Lynchburg and Danville game called after six innings due to rain. Carter replaced by Stewart amid wildness. umpires Robins and Newhouse.
Special to The Washington Post reports Charleroi defeated Cumberland, Md, by knocking Pattison out and rallying with two Edmundson hits for another run. The tail-enders climbed past Cumberland, dropping them from first place. Final score appears as a rough transcription with several OCR errors.
St Louis and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in St Louis with St Louis losing first game 8 to 0 and winning second 6 to 1. Umpire O'Loughlin was attacked by a spectator in the first game prompting removal from the field.
A chaotic recap of scores across leagues including Eastern and American associations. Wins by Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago with New York and St. Louis also noted. Multiple city pairings list results with scattered, partially garbled details and weather notes.
Boston August 13 Criger star catcher for the Americans, sidelined by nerve troubles this season, says he will be back in the lineup after the Western trip. Arrabruster has broken his thumb and will miss extended time. Peterson and Duran are discussed as major league options for Boston.
A garbled tally from American and Nationals notes Chicago teams facing Boston Washington New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn through July and August. Scores show several wins and losses with forfeit and neat game remarks. key names and dates are inconsistently recorded.
A fox hunting dispute heats Piedmont’s Middleburg as Harry W. Smith of Piedmont Hunt asserts control over the country based on traditional etiquette. John Townsend of Orange Hunt asserts owners and farriers decide access and claims the Piedmont pack by purchase, sparking rival packs in the region.
Special to The Washington Post Paris August 13 Duruay won the automobile race on the circuit through Belgium Ardennes in eight hours eight minutes Hanriot finished second in hours and four minutes Boriisler in hours and six minutes there were nineteen cars entered Darraer Bayards Mercedes Dietrich Bra slers and Corre Roegter finished fourth in eight hours and twenty seven seconds Gibriet was fifth in six hours thirty two minutes and Clementabeth in the hour and two minutes Duruay averaged ten kilometers per hour establishing a world record
Spokane owned by F. Lewis Clark wins the first trial race defending the Roosevelt Cup series. Wandrin Kid, owned by F.G. Miser, places third. sixteen of seventeen starters finish amid light wind and ice yacht conditions on a 15 mile triangular course.
Charles Courtney returns from a three week absence in improved health and says Cornell still wants him as crew coach with athletic department support. A pennant race postponement and local baseball dealings are noted, with Holyoke’s John W. Deal deemed a free agent after a Cincinnati signing.
The Fort Erie racing card opened with Nut Boy and Direct dominating heats. Grand Winning and Grane posted strong paces, while Tickle and Bamifear placed in the short races.
Washington Post reports Philadelphia clubs naming their lineups for a forthcoming event. Freas leads the junior single with Wall, while Freas and other crews prepare to race on the mile and a half course. Intermediate crews from Pennsylvani a and Fairmont are also slated to participate, with Webb and Millis among those mentioned.
Fragmented report recalls Pennsylvania athlete Bennavivenie and Westney named champion in early 1900s events. Mentions Arms Duffey Rita Bonbee and Duffey, plus a 1904 race with Wales. Rochester yachts crown Fisher Cup second race. Iroquois lose to Canadian challenger. Staunton defeats Richmond in three-game series opener with Leak and Johnson on mound.
At Saratoga on August 13 the Newcase stable’s Merry Lark, backed from 6 to 5 to 9 to 10, won the Catskill Selling Stakes seven furlongs by a half-length. Disobedient placed second, Bammaries third. Fustian set the pace before the favorite surged ahead. Other races included Zienap winning the First Race and Champa Elygees triumphing in the Second.
In a muddled program at Lar tonia today Good Thing prevailed in the final event amid a field including Mont Alban and Deck Law. Earlier, Friendship won the second race by 3 to 1 over Mont Alban with Deck Law third, while other notable runners included Black Mantra and Lady Ethel in the earlier furlong heats.
A fragmented OCR from a Saratoga page shows a long list of horse names and handlers including Haid Tharge Mook Silver Wedding and many others such as Obedient Confederate Pape and Lady Vincent. The readable portion lacks a clear event or outcome.
Racing entries list three year olds and up across six races at diverse distances. Notable horses include Fink Garter Belle Strome Hocus Pocus Dandelion Von Tromp Ellicott Momentum Loving Golan Phesseht Jersey. Entries feature favorites and price figures, with several six furlong and mile dashes, and a six furlong handicap.
The gambling column notes a likely fall race meet in Memphis this year. It highlights jockeys Desay Maner and Mahar with high win percentages and earnings, mentions rider changes for Thomas Hitchcock’s horses, and reports Adbart Stokes planning retirement after Kasst vil’s injury. Kesatl topped a Benning flat race, winning eight times this season.
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