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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
14
Lady Lizzie Flat Wins Jumping Race in North American Meet
In Hamilton Ontario on August 16 Lizzie Flat won the North American steeplechase's jumping event with Sir John Johnson taking the Midsummer handicap after Hedwine fell and broke his neck. The card included six races with purses from 300 to 700 dollars and multiple placers such as Veneto, Lord Elan, Ocean Hound, Edda, and The Felden Butterfly across the day’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ontario
Lizzie
John Johnson
Hedwine
Canada
Taplin
Lord Elan
Gordon
Carrillon
McCabey
Michael Angelo
Chepontue
Sauce
Cruch d'Or
Clsmont
Dugan
McCreary
Loftus
Camellia
Koerner
Rod and Gun Florida’ Beauty
Auto Maid
North American
Lizzie Plat
Williams
Dr. Koch
Boyle
Valhalla
Mcafee
Racebrook Ale
Sly John Johnson
G@ Burns
Restikouche
Kennedy
Fireman
Glass
Tima
Aldmian
Cliffe Edge
Squire
Byrne
Plaintess
McCahey
J. Ho Eroughton
Ever
Minnie Bright
Sidney R
May Amelia
Sou Anisherd
Flying Footsteps
Emperor Willam
Merry Lad
Henry
Mundler
Markwelon
Joe Gallans
Smirk
Mindinette
Fas
Fight!ra
Uy Miles
Curt Leah
Winefield
Hamilton racing entries maiden and selling events
Today at Hamilton the card lists maiden and selling races for 2 year olds and up. Notable entries include Jonge Tiek Tack 98, Madriver Garey 108, Lady Mc ee 108, plus Barney Igoe 36 and Montgomers Iren Crees 99 among early fractions. The program shows several allowances and handicaps with mixed weights and numerous named horses and jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
James
Madriver Garey
Dr Wateon
Jarsar Peta
Onrico
Lady Mcee
Coward
Miles Barney Igoe
Montgomers
Iren Crees
Jon Rose
Lite Wire
Cong Hartler
Hatteras
Bishop W
King Pla
Reval
Anna L. Daley
Pippin
Emperor Witham
Ting
Salswlathe
Cooney
Mern Lad
Sir Edward
Smirk
Curious
Amelia
Liverpool
Thistledale
Jon Lett
Seling
Orimar Les
Rump
Henerik
Lord Leighton
Sheriff Nelte
Dipeth
Beetwelly
Boxy
Sayen Stare
Rock Spring
Moonlight
James Dockery
Yankee Lotus
Monassar
Senator Sparks
Father Ola
Wood Dove
Dynamite
Us Rey
Flamma
Kl Orn
Ragman
Scarus
Sandman
J If Reed
Nick Stoner
Forehead
Fort Johnson
Bounder
Compton
antwoWerd
CN Edge
Carlton G
Bob KR
Simbus
Kormak
G. M Miller
Shannon
Hampton Court
New Haven Wins Watch Hill Cups Polo Final
In the final event at Point Judith for the Watch Hill cups New Haven defeated Coop erstown 61 to 2 334 to secure the cups Rathbone starred for New Haven. Over $1 000 000 in prizes is offered for airplane flights and improvements this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Narragansett Pier
R. 1
Aug
Point Judith
Cooperstown
Rathbone
Hack to Be Exclusive Getts Second 5000 Bonus
Barriers will be set around Hackenschmidt training quarters in North Side Chicago as he prepares for the match with Gotch. The Russian Lion travels from England. officials restrict access to training camp to protect preparations. Contracts for the camp are in place and training paraphernalia from Shoreham will be moved to the North Side bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
England
Gotch
Hack
Doc” Roller
Shoreham
Europe
Smith
Emil Klank
W. W. Sterns
Humboldt
Iowa
Empire Athletic Club
Sterns
Mat
Frank
Riverside
Shelp Rogers
Westergaard
Ordeman
Minneapolis
Farmer Burny
Yuasif Hassan
Hospital
Melsee
Fred Beel
Hackenschmidt Arrives in New York for Gotch Showdown
George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion arrives in New York to train for his Labor Day clash with Frank Gotch in Chicago. He travels with Dr. Roller of Seattle and plans to weigh about 20 pounds more, displaying strong confidence. On the transatlantic voyage he entertained passengers by wrestling with actor Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotch
Chicago
Dr. Roller
Seattle
Hackenschmidt
Atlantic
Wright
O'Brien Seeks Rematch in New York Boxing Card
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien may fight Jim Smith in a 10 round bout at a Fairmont Athletic Club show in New York in a few weeks. Kid McCoy trains toward a comeback targeting Toronto on Labor Day and Albany the following week. Tommy Murphy versus Pat Moore set for August 31 at National Sporting Club. Joe Jeanette to clash with Dummy Maxson at Fairmont August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Jack
O'Brien
Jimmy Johnson
Fairmont Athletic Club
O’brien
Jim Smith
Westchester
Kid McCoy
Dan Morgan
McCoy
Toronto
Albany
Tommy Murphy
Pat Moore
National Sporting Club
Joe Jeanstte
Dummy Maxson
Stag
No Decisions Expected by New York Boxing Board
Special to The Washington Post reports that New York state boxing commissioners will aim to bar referees from awarding decisions at their first meeting. Commissioner Frank B. ONeil of Binghamton opposes decisions to curb betting on bouts, with Sullivan and Dixon likely to back him. The board also plans to license referees and hold them accountable for boxers’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
State Boxing Commission
Frank 8. O'Neil
Binghamton
N. Y
New York State
O'Neil
James J. Sullivan
John J. Dixon
Postseason Wins Shaped by Aloysius Big Margin Victory
Aloysius broke into the postseason with a 4 to 1 win in Section As. Hurley starred in right field making a shoulder catch and Marsden and Greer delivered key hits as Aloysius seized control in the sixth. Postoffice catcher Kreft was briefly shaken by Lynch’s fastball but stayed in. In another game Naval Medicos toppled Car Department 6 to 4 as Rice held the line and DeVoto Jones and others supplied hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius
Lynch
Ryan
Jack Hurley
Norman Kreft
Norman Kreft, of the Postoffice
Mailmen
Barnhart
Sullivan
Widmayer
Magc
Fenton
Gertman
Barny
Kraft
Middlekauf
Marsden
Greer
Hurley
Bobbington
Kerr
I Sullivan
Barpbert
Kratt
Totate
Postofice
Balisor Tyan
Ty Lynch
Ae Hana Bite
Bradley
Taylor
Tarer
Pitoker
Mr. Betts
Ing
Car Department
Young
Shurtleff
Amateur Commission
Jimmy” Rice
Deetors
Car .Department
Havi
Rice
Railroaders
Medicos
Secre
Car
Beasley
Hughes
DeVoto
Jones
Donaldson
Fulligan
Kehl
Picher
Handiboo
Bankers Rally Past Canaries In Postseason Clash
American Security defeats Andrews 8 to 0 in Section A action as Shag Rawlings dominates on the mound. West handles 17 of 18 chances behind the plate while key hits from Riddie, the Rawlings brothers, and Davis push the Bankers to an easy win. seven Canary errors aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Bankers
Marty” West
Riddie
Rawlings Brothers
Davis
Hayes
Miller
McLean
Riddle
Rawlings
West
Andrews Abtlour Biats
Milans
Mao D.brulvey
Mayes
Schwegler
Sridate
I Mulvey
R.rawlings
Howell
Grabble
Sipser
Rawliggs
Boykin
Fyn
Flynn
Cornell Beats Sherwood in Sec-tion A Playoff Thriller
Cornell used a three run first inning to seize control and defeat Sherwood 11 to 5 in a Section A post-season game at Thirteenth and TD streets. Key moments included Cy MacDonald and Marceron contributing multiple hits, Hessler and Mullin driving early runs, and Rawlings homering for Sherwood in the late innings. Eddie Durnan of Toronto will duel Jack Hackett for $500 on Toronto Bay September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Sherwood
Thirteenth
TD Streets
Mullin
Hessler
Handiboe
Cy” MacDonald
Marceron
Moran
Hiett
Rawlings
Edmondson
Loveless
Brauner
Richmond
AE McDonald
Oj Patton
O Hiett
Heusler
A Rawiloge
Ol Loveless
McDonald Jb
Edmonson
OT Sherwood
Handibes
C. McDonald
Matceron
Edmonton
Sayers
Porter
Bate
Alett
Omm Porter
Strack
Rhodes
G. McDonald
Handibne
Messrs
Venable
Hughes
Durgan
Hackett
Eddie Durnan
Toronto
America
Jack Hackett
Toronto Bay
Manhattan
Oakley
le Mat
Newmen
Newman
Plunkett
Burley
Ole Dampier
Ean
Qantey
A. Toaae
Purdy
Mess
Donnelly
Phinkett
Murphy Mayhew
Doyle
Rosa
Whitmarsh
Tan- Falconer
Walker
Mesa
Post season series standings and results in Section A
Section A shows standings with Cornell, Aloysius, Sherwood, and Postoffice led by Cornell at 1.000. Yesterday Cornell beat Sherwood 12 to 5 and Aloysius 4 to 1. Game today Sherwood faces Aloysius at First and M streets northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil” Taylor
Aloysius
Pontofice
L. Pet. Cornell
Cornell
Sherwood
Postoffice
First
M Streets
Amer
Andrewa
Petworth Va
Andrews
Dasheeta
Grik
Canadian Prize Event Closes Fort Erie Meet After Three Heats
Canadian owned Hal B Jr wins the 2:10 pace Fort Erie stake as Henry Basson trained Hal B Jr. McMilro places second in the Dominion of Canada stake with Gordon Todd driving Geers. Rain affects final heat while Baron Alcyons and Queen Lake compete in earlier trots and pacers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Ontario
Hal B., Jr
Mark Knight
Robert Milro
Cleveland
Dominion of Canada
Goridon Todd
Geers
Baron Alcyons
B.g
Baron H. J
White
Ikeo Wilson
B. g.Dodge
Oxford
B. H
Cox
Bronsor
B. G
Queen Lake
Rossmier
Fort Eria
Hal B
Basson
B. m
Snow
Guster Brown
Mayberry
Alta Coast
Schley
Dominion
Canada
Silver
Stunt
Gordon Todd
Br. H
Mary G
B. Mt
Sterling Hall
Toddles
Serrill
M. W
Ch. G
McCabe
Major Brino
Wild Brino
King Gale
Dodge
Jigzaa
Eddie Dillard
Bh. H
Ginger
Brown
Don
Whithead
Pater Pan
McEwen
Upset in Columbus openers at international breed ers race meet
Opening day in Columbus featured three harness events led by the Hotel Hartman $5,000 stake for 2.13 pacers. Vernon McKinney, the Chamber of Commerce winner, was a heavy favorite but finished behind Peter the Second in the second heat after a late challenge by Sir R. The card for tomorrow includes the $3,000 King stake for 2.04 pacers and the $10,90 Hester Columbus stake for 9:15 trotters. summaries note times for each race and listed horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Hotel Hartman
Vernon McKinney
Chamber of Commerce
Bird
Peter
Nutmore
McKinney
Sir R
Hester-Columbus
Wey McKinney
Jack Woodelitts
Clodagh
B. m. Tare
Hartman
Bstore
Murphy
Peter the
Br. G
Nuckols
Rae
Cudle
B. m
Tregantle
Orp
Hallwardr
Benyon
Billy Burke
B. H
McDonald
Oro
McCarthy
Macey
Great Western Circuit brings fast times to Peoria racing
Peoria Aug 16 Keen finishes mark day two of the Great Western Circuit with J M Bailey sending his 38 year old filly Aloranze home in 2 267 4 against a 2 303 4 time record. Highlights include Annie Laurie winning 00-Won by Annie Laurie in five heats and Dock Vr pacers posting a best 2 18 pace. Pepcos and Boston club notes also appear with separate race results and player stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
J. M. Bailey
Aloranze
Annie Laurie
Willie Benton
Fred B
Merchants
Dock Vr
Haigan
Ase Danforth
Dean Patch
Dr. Archdale
Archie Clansman
Hart Reaper
Jim Boyle
Brewera
Peter Preston
Ollie Hell
Hal Pulaski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shiba BhuptCo
Parker, Bridget & Co
Restigouche
Lizzie Flat
Boxing Commission
Naval Medicol
American Security
British Auto Club
The
Automobile Association and Motor Union
Great Britain
Petworth
Pet
Naval Medicon
Southland
Naval Medicos
Car Dept
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Robert Milo
Columbua
Columbus Pack
Great Western Circuit
Pepcos
Alexandria
Washington
To & Howard
Star Alexandria
Pepco
Qae Roth
Olivert
Scrivener
Howard
Snowden
Myers
O Builivan
Pditltosc Borrelli
Trewery
Walla
Showden
Harrell
Patterson
Scrivaner
Gill
Walle
Hilleary
Holden
Bale
Pitts
Hy Holden
Pitta
Oliver
Barret
Astryke
Mr. Dunbar
Boston
Boston National League Baseball Club
Augusta
Post
Daily Post
the Post
Washington, D. C
Book Department
Clayton Mare
St. N. Washington
Carter Motor Car Corporation
St. N
Dayton
Barnard Motor Car Company
14Th St. Aw
Mack Trucks
W.B. McBurney
Ohio Motor Sales Co
Auto Tires and Supplies National
Tectrical Supply Co
Ave
Fantelchiapelierenen
Earle & Allen
Fourteenth
Apperson
Emerson & Orme
Hi Street
Mata
Meridian Sales Co
John A. Lutz
Bales
M. Dld
Miller Bros
14Th St. N. W
Howard Cofia
H. B. Leary, JR
N. W
Wilcox’ Trax
Congressional Garage CO
Pa. Ave
E. 1621
Istanley
iPis& Steam Auto Shop
Hastate
Oldsmobile
Selden
M. T. Pollock
Buick Motor CO
Aeeticut Ave
Chalmers
Zell Motor. Car Co
Pullman
St. N. Wlw
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
Overland
Oakiend
Pope-Hartford
Columbus Electric
Pepe Automobile Co
Mth
Wenger
Hudson
Hudson Agency
14Th St
W. White
Maxwell
Muln
Tourist Auto Livery CO
14Th St. MN. W
Bormandie Hotel
People's Auto Company
Kanniston
Gettysburg
Zimmerman
DR. Shade
Seventeenth Street
Safa
Seventeenth Street N. W
Fisk Elgin
Marvel CO
Deatell
Peste Ene Iewspapers
Etree
Pride AG Loan
Grant Place
Baltimore
Rochester
Pittsburg
Loan Brokers
Burnstine
Siedeee
Sunday Post
Fbc Hive
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