Ticket of Leave Wins Liverpool Handicap Steeplechase
Hamilton Ontario August 17 Ticket of Leave won the Liverpool handicap steeplechase at the Hamilton Jockey Club by two lengths with 1638 pounds up. Outsiders Mad River Cheek and Maintine also won their races at liberal odds. Rea Wine who fell yesterday was injured. Breeding bureau linked.
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Cheek
Malatine
Hamilton
Ontario
Hamilton Jockey Club
Mad River
Maintine
Rea Wine
Hamilton Breeding Bureau
Goldstein
Congressman James
Lottue
Lady Meee
Conse
Onricg
Covarpla
Garry
Tick Tack
Steele
Montgomery
Gordon
Ik Koerner
Ilatterns
Longhand
Bishop W
Barney Igo
Joe Rose
Malating
Wilson
Hleven
Cooner K
Dts
Henry
Hmporey WiHam
Merry Lad
the Pippin
Jim
Phanotess
King Pin
Anna I. Daley
Reval
Howlet
Wiliams
Joe Latt
Tuckey
Coe
Cout
Dine Ken
Sampson
Doalate
Son
Rockapridg
Schuttinger
Bredwell
Koerner
Orlmar Lad
Buray
Dippar
Lord Leighton
Shreriff Nolte
Welling
Urlings
Monsieur X
Burns
Sven
Wou
Flamma
Keerner
Hey
Digging
Tod
Moonlight
Yankee Lotus
Senator Sparks
Dynamite
Woot Gove
Fatheroin Fnizhed
Pamed
Vonail
Tiaté Miles
Forehead
Loftim
Bounder
Chine
Ragman
J. H. Reed
Fort Johnson
Compton
Landton
Sea
Sager
Hob R
Hamilton Racing Entries Reveal Diverse 2 Year Olds and Older Races
Race card from Hamilton lists 2 year old purse entries including Pasadena Queen Mirrow Flower Girl Isothy Long Ago Amnagh Mission Island Queen Elma Sade Shapiro Eaton Yanker Lotus priced at 105. Second race offers purses for 3 year olds and up with entries Areytte John Reardon Rounder Sir Cleges Merman Nawgttv Lad Grania Tad of Langden and more. Fourth race features Brighton steeplechase about 2 miles with St Abe Mergiman The Welcin Fack Dennerton Birth race Niagara handicap includes Jones Gus Fisher Whist Shannon He Rexligouche Naushon Foltle Levy and others.
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Hamilton
Tongs
Pasadena
Mirrow
Flower Girl
Isothy
Amnagh
Mission
Uh Island
Elma
Sade Shapiro
Eaton Whe
Yanker Lotus
Areytte
John Reardon
Sir Cleges
Merman
Northcut
Grania
McLeod F
Tad
Langden
Curtongs
Billy Vanderverr
Cref
Sir Edward
Ben Laval
Namoe
W. Jr
Cheek
M2 Earch
Ben Loyal
Uh Miles
Melton Street
Chepontem
Chief Kee
Lord Je
Smirk
Réxely
Ryes Wand
Dutlaw
G. M. Miller
Michael Angelo
Golden Butterfly
Hildroth
Unclear horse names in local race listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a lineup including Hamilton, Flower Girl, Annagh, Yankee Lots Rounder, Lad at Langdei, Sir Cleges, Cuttyhonk, Apple Prince, Montell, The Wethin, St. Abe Wert oman, Whist, Fe ir Levy, Melton Street, Chiathee Fralle, Partehire, Smirk and Cardin Romp with Supervisor G. M Miller amid a newspaper header RH PHIVyE.
Johnson Wells bout may vanish over funds and promoter woes
British boxing promoters fret over a Wells Johnson fight likely off as organizers struggle to raise money and dodge opposition. Johnson trains across England while Wells tours Blackpool and Nottingham with exhibitions. An Aussie invasion looms as Hugh Mcintosh sails to Sydney to prepare a heavyweights season.
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Washington Post
London
Johnson
Manchester
James White
Australia
Hugh Mcintosh
Sydney
Sam McVey
Billy McClain
Bandsman Rice
Peter Rice
Liverpool
Orvieto
England
Tts
Weiss
Marseiiire
France
Jim Sullivan
Papke
Young Joseph
Bert Moughton
Moughton
Cyclone Thompson Fails To Best Klaus In Ten Rounder
Johnny Thompson known as the Cyclone proved again he is not a ten round fighter in a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club. He fought a boring, defensive match keeping Klaus off balance with jolts to the body and chin. Klaus staggered Thompson in the final round and won on points.
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Cyclone
Thompson
New York
Johnny Thompson
National Sporting Club
Frank Klaus
Wylie Lewis
Klaus
Pittsburgh
Kaus
Amoret Wins Narrow Yacht Race In Intercity Match
Marblehead Mass Aug 17 The sloop Amoret owned by C B and H Wheelock Boston won the first race in the New York Boston intercity series by a narrow margin over Windward of New York. Timandra placed third keeping Boston in the lead on points after Joyant’s disqualification.
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Marblehead
Mass
C. B
H. & Wheelock
Boston
New York
Joyant
W. H. Childs
Amoret
Timandra
Windward
Rye
N. Y
Navy Yard, Hampden Club to clash at Capital City Park Sunday
Navy Yard and Hampden Athletic Club of Baltimore meet at Capital City Park Sunday. The Oriole aggregation is strong and should attract strong support. Navy Yard will field nearly its league-season lineup with one or two adjustments to boost the defense and scoring.
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Capital City Park
Navy Yard and Hampden Athletic Club
Baltimore
Oriole
Navy Yard
Southland Defeats Car Department 3 to 1 in Postseason
Litchfield tossed sensational ball and errorless defense backed by Stroethers, Spaulding, Sullivan, and Fitzgerald as Southland wins its Section B opener 3 to 1. Highlights include Fitzgerald’s spectacular ninth inning catch off Carr and Spaulding stealing second with R. Taylor scoring on a later double.
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Litchfield
Southland
Stroethers
Spaulding
Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Carr
F. Callow
R. Taylor
Exer
Dechard
Blair
Hughes
R.taylor
Taylor
Strathore
Ofgullivan
Hunt
J.callow
Pitzgerald
Histon
oMughes
Deckard
F.callow
Hanry
Stanabury
Litchfels
Pugh
McDonald
Car Department
Riston
J. Callow
Litchield
J. Callger
Strothjer
J Callow
Petworth Triumphs Over Andrews in Section AA Clash
Petworth rallied to a 12 to 8 victory over Andrews, with heavy hitting and multiple errors shaping the early scoring. Miller and Sullivan sparked Petworth while Tipton and Miller guided a strong late surge, Clay ton blasting a three base hit as Petworth pulled away in the fifth.
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Petworth
Andrews
Canaries
Tipton
Flynn
Bankers
Joe Mulvey
Sullivan
Howell
Papermen
Miller
Schwegler
Torney
Plunkett
Hiser
Andrews Abit
de Duc
Rogers
Ol Fague
Ai Plunkett
McLean
Chier
Tip
Clayton
Mess
Hiker
Bullives
Milans
J. Mulvey
D. Mulvey
le Duc
Birch
Mr. Hughes
Lehigh Football Opens Fall Practice Under Captain Wylie
Lehigh University will start football practice on September 1 as announced by Captain Wylie. Returning veterans from last season include Knox Dobbins Rouse Dunn Bailey Gayne Price Donaldson Flick and Kennedy with several new players expected from Bethlehem Prep School. Lehigh faces Lebanon Valley Western Maryland Bucknell Princeton Ursinus West Point Haverford Swarthmore Franklin and Marshall Lafayette and Georgetown this season.
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Capt. Wylie
Lehigh
Washington Post
South Bethleham
Lehigh University
Wylie
Bethleham Prep
Capt
Knox
Dobbins
Rouse
Dunn
Bailey
Gayne
Price
Donaldson
Flick
Kennedy
Reiter
Lebanon
Valley
Western Maryland
Bucknell
Princeton
Ursinus
West Point
Haverford
Swarthmore
Franklin and Marshall
Lafayette
Land Georgetown
Wheeler Dies After Winning Town Race
In Terryville Connecticut Charles Wheeler a veteran race driver collapsed after crossing the finish line of a street trotter race with Tile. He died from heart disease as he sat in his sulky just after victory.
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Wheeler
Terryville
Conn
Charles Wheeler
Tile
King Stakes 2:04 Record Upsets at International Breeders Meet
Columbus Ohio Aug 7 The King stakes 2:04 pacing world record new best. Independence Boy and Bays Jr duel with a verdict by judges. Hester Columbus stakes see R T C dominate green trotters in three straight heats. Edward B wins 2:14 pace finishes strong.
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Columbus Brewers
Edward B
Columbus
Ohio
Independence Boy
Earl, Jr
Cleveland
Green Trotters
Ch. G
Thiathrick
Hea la
Barl
G. Hi
Nuckola
Major Teekine Et
Mallow
Walter W
J. Benyon
Abba
Hester-Columbia Brewer
B. G
J. Balyon
Douglas McGregor
Br. i
Eingweig
Sin
Beware
Stokesy
Lowanda
Moretta
Eatici
Fanny Bowers
B. m
van Atte
Lawnetta
Patteragg
Nicholas D
Deardoft
Belvasia Wins King George Stake at Fort Erie
Buffalo August 17 Belvasia driven by Walter Cox captures the King George stake valued at $5,000 for 2:18 trotters at Fort Erie. Belvasia defeats Chatty Direct in heat one and Ario Leyburn in heat two, finally clinching the third heat as Cox breaks free late. Major Wellington, Muda Guy, and Ernest also race in the event with Ed Geers commanding The Harvester in a mile effort.
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Buffalo
N. Y
King George
Fort Erié
Belvasia
Walter Cox
Chatty Direct
Ed Geers
Ario Leyburn
Cox
al Stanley
Major Wellington
Muda Guy
Ernest
Copp
Ed’ Geers
B. Im
Guy Axworthy Gereily
Dorothy Han
Bom
Br. G
Opdyke
Viola Strong
B. m
Geer
Whitehead
Sue Db. m
Snow
Charles Thomas
Hesperus (Cox) Cope
Upset in Tennis Tourney at Meadow Club
T C Bundy and M E McLoughlin, Pacific coast doubles team, were upset by Reginald Finke and C F Watson Jr 6-3 4-6 6-4 on Meadow Club turf in Southampton. Finke Watson advanced to the semifinal as Slocum Porter fell 6-? 6-? Larned and Larned defeated Johnson Carpenter Jr 6-1 6-2 Clothier Gardner Jr beat Behr Lyon Jr 6-? 6-3 6-2 Pell and Long Behr battled to a semi singles lead. Strayer’s College beat North Carolina Church League 6-0.
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Southampton
T. C. Bundy
M. E. McLoughlin
Pacifc
Meadow Club
Reginald Finke
C. F. Watson, Jr
Finke
Watson
H. W. Slocum
Porter
Strayer's
Business College
North Carolina
Marshall Hall
Marager Vetton
Salomon
Thompson Stravera
Post season standings and results in local leagues
Section A tracks standings for Aloysius Cornell Sherwood Postoffice and others with yesterday results. Today’s game Postoffice vs Cornell at North Capitol and Entreeta at 5 15. Section AA lists American Security Manhattan Petworth Andrews with yesterday Southland Car Department results. Section B notes Naval Medicons Southland and Car Department with yesterday score and game time at Thirtieth Street and Wisconsin Avenue.
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Petworth
Aloysius
Southland
Sherwood
Postoffice
Cornell
North Capitol
Entreeta
American Security
Manhattan
Andrews
Thirteenth
D Streets
Wik
Pet
Naval Medicons
Naval Medicon
Thirt
Arth Street
Wisconsin Avenue
GOOD SPORT AT CLEVELAND 2:17 Trot Today
Horse racing brief from Cleveland Ohio reports that in the 2:17 trot a heat was ruled a running foul on Mike Agan and Mia s Orto Jen. Winners included 2:14 pace in five heats and purse of 400. Other notes mention Melrod and Mount Brino entries and a dance and ball preceding races. also a second item notes the Mozart Society accepting terms for a six round bout in St. Louis Labor Day weekend.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rockport
Mike Agan
Mias Orto Jen
Ritchie
Mount Brino
Bedford
I Ideal
B. G
Arboteskan
Rombaugh
Br. G
Waylark
Fleming
Cristy
Cnres
Athol
Gen. Burns
Page
Lord Vinrens
Bato
Waward St. Yves
Wildwood
Shackelton
Gosnelly
Holrane
Broadus
Orphan
Reidy
Begac
McFarland
St. Louis
The
Mozart Society
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Leo Kelly
Wall Street Broker Seeks Wife in Europe Tour
Alfred R. Risse, a New York Wall Street broker born in Mexico, begins a four week swing through London, Paris, Vienna, and Rome in search of a wife. He aims to marry within 30 days and will shelter his bride in New York. He favors brunettes and cites English conservatism, French vivacity, Viennese nerve, and Italian spirit as appealing traits.
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New York
Alfred R. Risse
Wall Street
Europe
London
Paris
Vienna
Rome
Hisse
Brea Stalworth
Toledo banker Bartholomew released from Leavenworth prison
Ellis Bartholomew of Toledo former president of seven banks in Ohio and California was freed after serving fifteen months for misuse of the mails. He weighed 250 pounds on entry June 3 1910 and 150 pounds at release. A penitentiary physician said he was in much better health. He planned to start for Toledo and expected Ohio bankers to meet him at Fort Wayne to escort him home.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Ellis Bartholomew
Toledo
Ohio
California
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bartholomew
Sullivan named to new State athletic commission
Albany Aug 17 Gov Dix appointed James E Sullivan of New York to the new State athletic commission to regulate boxing and sparring matches. Board members serve without pay. He replaces Barton S Weeks who could not serve.
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Albany
N. Y
Gov. Dix
James E. Sullivan
New York
New State Athletic Commission
Mr. Sullivan
Barton S. Weeks
Ex-Shae SLAIN, Is Report in Tehran Telegram
Teheran reports Mohammed Ali Mirza former Shah who returned from exile in Russia and initiated a bid to regain his throne has been assassinated. Earlier dispatch said he was fleeing after a crushing defeat north of Firugkuh as government troops pressed pursuit.
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Teheran
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Shah
Russia
Firugkuh
Prisoner in Dog Wagon Defends Wife Abusive Claim
In Alexandria police court Mrs Harriet O Pett countersued officer Frederick Garvey after he forced her into a patrol wagon during the attempt to capture an alleged unlicensed dog. Pettit alleges cruel treatment and curse words. Garvey seeks witnesses for language used. Other items note a Greenville suspect in a murder case and mutiny on a steamer, with Hawkins jailed for assault. Funeral services for Dr George Calvert Steuart held at St Marys Church. A brick worker, James H Pett, was overcome by heat and treated at Alexandria Hospital.
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Washington Post
Buriau
King Street
Alexandria
Harriet O. Pettit
North Alfred Street
George Stuart
Fairfax County
Douglas Hawkins
St. Johns
Robert Holmes
Hawkins
Cleveland
Holmes
Ferguson
Wilkerson
George Calvert Steuart
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. J. Cutler
William Desmond
John McKenna
James Roche
T. E. Dyson
T. J. Fannon
Capt
William H. Sweeney
St. Mary's Cemetery
James H. Pett
Broomslaw Brick Company
Alexandria Hospital
National Guard Troops Arrive at Frederick for Camp Ordway
Frederick Md August 17 first troops of the District of Columbia National Guard arrived in Frederick for a ten day encampment near Kemp farm. About 1 400 men will form two regiments with signal corps and artillery units using wireless signaling. Three trains will move out en route to Camp Ordway starting 7 30 am with sections of troops and baggage, followed by further sections through 9 am.
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Maryland
Washington Post
Frederick
Frederick Town
Uncle Sam
National Guard
District of Columbia
Kemp Farm
First Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Market Street
Camp Ordway
Second Infantry
Fort Myer
Ordway
Virginia
District
Edward M. Nevils
Quartermaster’s Department
Ambulance Corps
Benjamin D. Boyd
William R. McCathran
Quartermaster First Infantry
Harry E. Weirich
Quartermaster Second Infantry
Adjt
E. Smiley
Apperson
Emerson & Orme
Ohio
Ohio Motor Sales Co
Montane
Maxwell
Manassaski Car Company
Marsisses
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West Gun Carriage Shop
Peoria
Athletic Commission
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Harry Tucker
Greenville
D. C
Joseph Davis
Tucker
Alexandria County
G. €. Stuart
MACE
14Th St.n.we
W. B. McBurney
Signal Corps and Artillery
National Electrical Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Phong M
Marmon International
Washington
Garter Motor Sar Corporation
14Th St. N. W
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