World mark breaks at Dunwoodie stakes race
At Empire City Racetrack in New York on August 18, Spooner won the Dunwoodie Stakes for three year olds by a length, setting a new track record of 1 39 3-5 for a mile. Frizette, the favorite, faded to second after a tough ride. Nimbus also set a world's record for six furlongs at 1 31 3-5 in the opening handicap. Civita led nineteen two year old maidens to win by a length from Mariana, with Yankee Daughter close behind.
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Frizette
Civita
Washington Post
New York
Empire City
Arasee
Spooner
Upton
George
Odom
Tom McGrath
Nimbus
Roseben
Belmont
Jacobite
James R. Keene
My Mariuteh
P. J. Dwyer
Mariana
C. R
McDaniel
Leven
Jaeobile
Gretna -Green
Tibbs
Ristie
Balbus
Pantouse
McCarthy
Acula
Adelaide
Bay Queen
Lasald
Miss Cardigan. Danielle, En., Rossiare, Kin, Greenhow, By Mrreade?, and Erikine
Ares
Casina
Dugan
Laughing Eyes
Smith
Heckon
Chia
Serand
Frigette
Uptons
Scotts @tso
Harfotterh
Gilbert
Connaught Ranger
Shiling
Fenton
Tom Hayward
Pip- Demetrius
Sir John
Wray
Ardenia Algoran
Suntic Gtag
le Miles
Gort of Arms
Smnich
Geleonda
East Lande
Lora
Ace
Leah Karna
Molesey
Charley
Fashion Plate
Ruble
Hawkwing
Wisemason
U._Kld
Terror
Machu
Kiflechan
Lord Stanhone
Grace Cameron
Homecrest
Chwck
Mary River
Ed Wray
Gilding Belle
Personal
Mount Vernon
Jack Atkin
Potty Prime
Cressina
Plnkela
Old Honesty
Colonel Jack
Tileing
Zienap
St. Joseph
Harcourt
Monocle
Robert Cooper
Alauda
Golconda
Bigot
Long Ball
Montrose
Gleucus
Cymbal
Robin Hood
Dainty Dame
Bezom
Black Oak
Grimaldan den Enrique
Black Mary
Sanguine
James B. Crady
Sarah Racquin
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District Attorney Winslow at Empire City Track Faces Betting Ring
Westchester DA Fr A Winslow and Assistant Weeks inspect betting activity at Empire City track. Detectives watch bookies and a man named Tommy Burns arouses suspicion. Joseph Thonet faces prosecution as investigations expand. Gravesend race fate unclear while Belmont Aqueduct Jamaica and Brighton Beach fall meetings reaffirmed. racing to November 11.
Races and Winners at Fort Erie and Seattle Card
Fourth race for 1 year olds at Fort Erie saw Chief Hayes lead to victory at 3 to 1 with Alencon second and Edgely third. Washakie won the VIETH race at Seattle for 1 year olds in 1 49 4 5 with Lignando second and Black Hawk third. Lens captured the sixth race at Fort Erie, Loretta Mack runner up, Giles third. Le Jeu nessé won the seventh at one mile with Polar Star second and Little Gauge third.
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Tome
Stoner Hhs
Listerine
Marmorean
Andalsin
Revery
Firebread Alec
Chief Hayes
Brannon
Alencon
Owers
Edgely
Kennedy
Honebrake
Snake Mary
Gambrinus
H. M. Fry
Geneva
Lens
Fowers
Loretta Mack
Rice
To's
Giles
Burton
Fastasia
Lady Garol
Pretension
Kingeessing
le Jeunessé
Pickens
Polar Star
Troxier
Little Gauge
Hicks
Pime
Ben Saad
Cosmopolitan
Harold Hall
Imendine Alo
Empire City Racing Entries and Odds Across Seven Races
Daily entry list from Empire City shows seven races with detailed horse names and weights for each. Includes two year olds in six furlongs, selling for older horses, handicaps, steeplechase, and purses with multiple contenders per race.
The Eel Breaks Records in Grand Circuit Pacing
The Eel set a new track and Grand Circuit mile record at 2:02 1/2 in the opening heat of the 2:16 pacing event at Hudson River driving park Poughkeepsie Aug 18 George Gano pressed the pace wire to wire through quarters 29 3/4 59 1/2 1:31 1/3 2:02 1/2 with a fast crowd and clear win.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson River Driving Park
George Gano
B. B
Bareal
Nevillan
Geers
Eagles
Burgers
Panne
Brook
Mee Enry
Andreway
Worthy
Coxl
Ra Sry
Jack Leyburn
Herburn
Grady
Jack
McHeney
Margaret
Stavis
Laze Nahina
Gurgesay
Sterling Mckinney
Roanoke Tops Norfolk 2-1 With Ninth Inning Rally
Roanoke defeated Norfolk 2 to 1 in a nine inning game at Norfolk as Painter and Shaffer delivered two base hits driving in the deciding runs in the ninth. Hessler and Bonner scored for Roanoke, with Reynolds and Savage pitching for the teams. Umpires Hennezer and McKeever presided. game lasted about one hour and five minutes.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Roanoke
Painter
Shaffer
Toanake
Olfismier
Olvetzer
Jackson
McMahonys
Wernar
Runker
dlRovie
Reynolds
Iavage
Hessler
Bonner
Rhynder
King
Hesaler
Russells
Shaifer
Hy Reynolds
Savage
Boyle
Messrs, Hennezer and McKeever
Yacht Race Postponed and Doubleheader Results Mixed
Aug. 18 reports from Lynchburg and Danville detail varied sports notes. Riehmann posted a walkover win, while the Shoemakers fell 4 to 2 amid erratic pitching. In Chicago Lipton Cup action the race was halted by time limits, and Portsmouth defeated Danville 10 to 4 with Buckley allowing 16 hits. Woodstock beat Gaithersburg 5 to 0, and Petersburg beat Baltimore 6 to 0 in a Lake Erie Trotting Association meet.
Cy McDonald Powers Two Home Runs In Win Over Fredericksburg
Winchester defeats Fredericksburg 12 to 0 as Cy McDonald goes 5 at bats with two home runs a double and a single Don McDonald adds two doubles and two singles Cy McDonald steals a base and dominates with four hits in five chances Montgomery allows only two hits in the blowout.
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Montgomery
Winchester
Cy McDonald
Washington Post
Aung
Fredericksburg
Herve
Don
O.brown
Raber
Aic.mcmon Ib
Fj Dugzan
Wright Ib
OlDation
Maucfee
Umanry
Marshal
ED McDonder
Bate
Xa Maniting
Pet ‘Rotala
Tota Ericksburg
Onester
Dugesn
D. McDonald Montgomery
Baker Dalton
May
Seheller
Ey McDonald
Duggan
Dalton
Brown
Laker
Pansy SteDuneld
Dalian
Om Wright
Mlanning
Manning
Mabry
D. Mee
Bonaia
Scheller
Mitty
Barr
I Mabry
Bride
Bauman
Hode Linthicum
Lasker Beats Tarrasch in First World Championship Game
In Dusseldorf on August 18, Emanuel Lasker, the world champion from New York, won game one of the eight game match against Dr. Emanuel Tarrasch of Nuremberg. Lasker secured the victory on the 55th move after a long adjournment. The second game is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Dusseldorf
Emanuel Lasker
New York
Tarrasch
Nuremberg
Dr. Lasker
Lasker
War
Chen Lasker
Riot Flare After Fort Worth Baseball Deathless Play
Frederick Md Aug 18 Hanks Hagerstown captain struck Sellman Frederick third baseman in the face during a ninth inning rush to third nearly sparking a large fight as the crowd dispersed Indignant Frederick brothers surged around Hanks who said the blow was unintentional Officers intervened and escorted him to a hotel Frederick won 6 to 5
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Washington Post
Frederick
Hanks
Hagerstown
Sellman
Frederick ‘Rothers
Sellwhan
Guides and staff work overtime as summer visitors surge
The Department of Commerce and Labor report heavy overtime at the Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving and Printing as over 1,000 visitors tour the facilities daily. New printers assistants arrived, and Director Ralph seeks to place displaced workers in open posts.
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Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Aldrich
Ralph
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Heintzleman Named U S Consul at Swatow China
Percival Heintzleman of Chambersburg Pa, assistant chief in Far Eastern affairs at the State Department, is appointed United States consul at Swatow China to succeed the late Thomas W Haskins. He will sail from New York mid September and will be followed by Albert W Ponthug as successor. Heintzleman may be transferred to Harbin Manchuria when a vacancy arises. He will serve in Shanghai as vice and deputy consul general in the interim. Special to the Pangramse. Lynchturg Va Aug 18 Tommy Ryan champion wrestler of was defeated by Bob Wallace Lynchburg left fielder in a public bout here tonight. Ryan was to throw Wallace twice or forfeit 100. Ryan won the first fall in two minutes but lost the second. Sweeney Lynchburg referee.
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Riehmann
Shoemakers
Stewart
Rus
Scor Lyochburg
Abhoa Ej Lisamond
Amit G Ao Tiyrd
Dilipe
Bowen
O'Kansler
Bunnon
Chicago
Lestants
Glison
Ams Bekpairisle
Gina
Mereltl
Cleveland
Nere
South
Gourneas
Ruas
Hooker
Kirkpatrick
Lipe
Kanzler
Stin
Pote
Miripatick
Line Keanzier Sy
Guadrangle
Jeg
Wallace
Lynchburg
Richmond
Vases
Quinn
OM Quinn
T. Gmpire
Mr. Byron
Washington Post
Danville
Walsh
Portsmouth
Truckers
Tobseconists
Buckley
Fisher
Powell
Tener
Beare
AI Manville
Abit
AK Lawrence
Leewets
DepTe
Sehraeder
Billet
Gutheen
Guedloger
Brepuan
Reinhart
Smith
Doyle
Flaher
Toner
Ryan
Lawrence
Buckles
Balla
Om -Buckiey
Waleh
Umphestig Mace
Percival Heintzsleman
Chambersburg
State Department
United States
Swatow
China
Thomas W. Haskins
Heinszleman
Arid State Department
New York
Albert W. Ponthug
Minnesota
Frankow
Heintzleman
Harbin
Manchuria
Fred D. Fisher
Heintgieman
Shanghai
Tommy Ryan
Bob Wallace
Lynchélurg
Sweeney
Archers Open Tournament in National Championship
Chicago reports the 30th annual National Archers Association championship opening with top contenders from across the country. Notables include Col. Robert Williams and BE Frentz, with Mrs Howell seen as clear favorite among women though Mrs Phillips may challenge. The event runs through Friday at Washington Park with varied rounds and distances.
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Chicago
National Archers’ Association
Washington Park
Edward D. Weston
Col
Robert, Willams
Wington
D. C
BE. W. Frentz
Boston
W.H
Phillips
Howell
York
Columbia
Horses Collide In Race At Talbott County Fair
Easton Md Aug 18 large crowd attends the twenty third annual fair and four day race meet of the Talbott County Fair Association. In the fifth heat of the 2:19 pace Allen Shreve and Bull collided near the home stretch breaking sulkies and sending horses running wild but no serious injuries reported. Race program included 2:15 pace 3 in 5 purse 200 with multiple placings and listed drivers and horses. sun set halted the 2:35 trot after five heats with results and times noted.
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Easton
Talbott County Fair Association
Allen Shreve
Bull
Warren Hare
Wilmington
Purae
Winawey
Street
Dazed
Ldney
Moore
Tria Warren
Wilson
Tryves Young Star
Arts Venus
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Red Rock
Corbin
Frank
Upshur
Landen “Wheeler
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Ehrere
Emme G
Barnes
Mary Cane
Boom
Andy Mack
Bathell
Robin Bird
Archean
Maitliny
Gar Trawilla
B. G
Willever
Tammie Cox
Atknr
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B. Wm
Tyeen
Little Coon
Lake
Dry Dock
Alleny
Roby Fer
Skideo
Atkingon
McKee Me
Sweeney
Gan Lady May
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Hekes Lee
Bom
H. ‘Trinn
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Spooner’s
Fr A. Winslow
Westchester County
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Winslow
Callen
Maine
Connecoy
Tommy Burns
Jovkey
Tom Shaw
Lane
Burns
Shaw
Avsistan
Jones Weeks
Joseph Thonet
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Thonet
BP. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Queens County
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Aqueduct
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Belmont Park
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton Beach
Fort Erie
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Sinister
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Tom Dolan
Cave Adeum
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Lake Erie Trotting Association
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George McBride
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Ruth Grimes
Chesapeake Beach
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Fannie Proctor
Lillie A. Gregory
May Flood
Bessica Hollidge
Hammack
Maryland
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Colonial Beach
Agnes Meagher
Anna Fennson
Government Printing Office
Thomas Conway
Capt. Harlow
Reselia Rodgers
Robert W. Callaway
R. M. Calhoun
Watch
John Cox
Piney Point
Sarah E. ‘Henning
Buling and Sewing Division
Clara P. Jerdone
Work Office
Charles A. Riggleman
Monotype
Thomas Green
Robert W. Morse
John P. Smith
Vincent 5. Marion
Edpher E. Marion
Willam H. Kauffman
Arthur R. Ward
Robert Sparklin
Toomorrow
Lloyd A. Perkins
Horace EH. Barrett
Monotype Section
Caroline H. Doyle
Sanitary Division
Elmo PD. Norris
Guy Broser
Foundry
Thomas F. Lewis
Herry W. Burns
Charles R. Barber
Joseph Madren
Albert Montgomery
Monotype Division
William E. Johnston
Frank M. Lloyd
Herman L. Cowgill
Alfred W. Tappen
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James L. Payne
James W.montgomery
Alexander Braxton
Te ‘City
Samuel Washington
Robert C. Thomas
Bridegort
Charles Grenadier
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Mgr. Grenadier
Amanda J. Groney
Library Bindery
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Philip S. Steele
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Cape May
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T. ¥. Powderly
Division of Information
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Pennsylvania
Francis M. Shore
Applies
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Morton McDonald
Bureau of Corporations
Atlantic’ Coast
Cape Henry
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Pittsburg
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E. B. Wille
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Cape Mey
James W. Burch
Providence Hosp
Callus Blackwell
Bureau of Immigration
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Edward H. Butts
Bureau of Fisheries
Rosent
Chin Jack
CG FF. Blackridge
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J. M. McGuire
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G. C. Moore
A. F. Miller
Charley Kee
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Coast and Geodetic Surve
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Roy Dunmire
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George W. Crane
Chesapeake Bay
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Reau
Harrington
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Charles P. Neill
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Horace Ward
York, Pa
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Topeka
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