Empire City racing yields record and upset victory
At New York Empire City track more than 6000 attended as Spooner won the Dunwoodie Stakes for 3 year olds by a length, setting a new track mark in 1 39 3 5. Arasee placed second ahead of Frizette as Nimbus set a world best 1 313 5 for six furlongs. Civita led a field of nineteen maiden two year olds to victory in 1 07.
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Winslow leads probe into track betting at Empire City
District Attorney Fr A Winslow of Westchester toured Empire City race track with Assistant District Attorney Weeks and Detective Langan to review betting activity amid reports of a broad crackdown on professional bookmakers. Detective work tied to jockeys, bookmakers, and a man named Phonet surfaced as prosecutors target illicit wagering and bookmaking operations. racing schedules across Belmont Park, Sheepshead Bay, Aqueduct, and Jamaica remain listed through November 11, with a possible six-day Brighton Beach meet in doubt.
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Asat
Thonet
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Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Queens County
Dwyer
Aqueduct
Jamaica
Belmont Park
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton Beach
Horse Races At Fort Erie Meet Result By Race
Results from Fort Erie races show Chief Hayes winning the fourth race for 1-year-olds at furlongs with Alencon second and Edgely third. Washakie led the VIETH race for 1-year-olds at 1 mile, Lignando took second, Black Hawk third. Lens won the sixth race for 1-year-olds at 6 furlongs with Loretta Mack second and Giles third. Le Jeu nessé led the seventh race for 3-year-olds at 1 mile, Polar Star runner-up and Little Gauge third.
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Listerine
Marmorean
Andalsin
Revery
Firebread Alec
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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 Offer Wide Field of Contest
Today's racing card at Empire City features multiple races for two year olds through older horses. Notable runners include Fashion Plate 111 and 113, Jack Atkin 13%, Royal Artillery 102, Prytania 110, and Tom Dolan 112 in a day of six furlong sprints, two mile plus events, and steeplechase heats across seven races with purses and selling options.
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Potty Prime
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Joe
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Aura Maid
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Cave Adeum
Oo” Sty
Avorites
Lake Erie Trotting Association
Eel Breaks Records In Grand Circuit Pace At Poughkeepsie
The Eel shattered his own mark and set a new Grand Circuit fastest mile in the 2:16 pacing event at Hudson River driving park. George Gano pressed the leader from wire to wire as times 29 3 4, 59 1 2, 1 31 1 3 and 2 02 1 2 were posted. The opener drew a strong crowd and featured fast, even quarters amid a lively day of racing.
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Nevillan
Geers
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Panne
Brook
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Ra Sry
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Herburn
Grady
Jack
McHeney
Margaret
Stavis
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Gurgesay
Sterling Mckinney
Roanoke Beats Norfolk 2 1 In Ninth Inning Comeback
Roanoke triumphed over Norfolk 2 to 1, moving ahead with a ninth inning rally. Painter and Shaffer delivered two base hits to drive in the two decisive runs, while Hessler scored for Roanoke and Bonner for Norfolk. Umpires Hennezer and McKeever presided. game lasted 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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Russells
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Postponed yacht race yields walkover win for Lynchburg
In Lynchburg Aug 18 Riehmann wins again 4 to 2 over Shoemakers as Steuart stumbles with three runs allowed in the third inning The Lipton Cup race near Chicago fails to finish within the time limit with Glison and Spray noted on the Chicago squad The day also features Portsmouth beating Danville 10 to 4 and Woodstock defeating Gaithersburg Md 5 to 0 as other regional actions are reported
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Lynchburg
Richmond
Vases
Quinn
OM Quinn
T. Gmpire
Mr. Byron
Winchester Beats Fredericksburg 12-0 Behind Cy McDonald Slugging
Winchester overwhelms Fredericksburg 12 to 0 as Cy McDonald belts two home runs a double and a single from five at bats Don McDonald adds two doubles and two singles and Cy McDonald steals a base. Montgomery allows only two hits in a decisive 1 hour game at Winchester.
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Lasker Wins First World Championship Chess Game
In Dusseldorf on August 18, Emanuel Lasker of New York defeated Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg in the first game of an eight game world championship match. Lasker won on the 55th move after a long adjourned contest with a king’s pawn edge. The second game is to be played tomorrow.
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War
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BLOW CAUSES RIOT IN Frederick baseball game
Frederick Maryland August 18 Hagers town captain Hanks struck Frederick third baseman Sellman in the face during a ninth inning run to third nearly triggering a big postgame melee as indignant Frederick fans swarmed the field. Officers dispersed the mob and escorted Hanks to a hotel after Frederick won 6 to.
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Hagerstown
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Sellwhan
Vacation Leave Spread Through Government Printing Office
The Government Printing Office reports heavy summer workload with over 1,000 guides and printers on duty. Director Ralph arranges positions for workers displaced by slow periods, while numerous staff receive various leaves and travel for rest. The piece lists numerous employees granted 17 to 30 days of leave, and notes ongoing engraving and printing of new currency under the Aldrich law.
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Aldrich
Ralph
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Printing Office
Thomas Conway
Capt. Harlow
Atlantic City
Reselia Rodgers
Robert W. Callaway
Caroline H. Doyle
Sanitary Division
Elmo PD. Norris
Monotype
Guy Broser
Foundry
Thomas F. Lewis
Herry W. Burns
Heintzleman Named United States Consul at Swatow
Percival Heintzsleman of Chambersburg Pa, assistant chief in Far Eastern affairs at the State Department, is named US consul at Swatow China succeeding the late Thomas W. Haskins. He will sail mid September. Albert W. Ponthug will succeed him in the division, with a transfer planned to Harbin when a vacancy appears. Heintzleman to Shanghai in the interim. Also Tommy Ryan, Lynchburg wrestling champion, loses to Bob Wallace in a public bout after an agreed throw challenge fails.
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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
Ryan
Wallace
Sweeney
Lynchburg
Archers Open Tournament in National Championship Start
Champion archers from across the country begin the thirtieth annual National Archers Association championship in Washington Park Chicago with top contenders including Col. Robert Williams and BE Frentz. Mrs Howell of Cincinnati is favored to win among women though Mrs Phillips of Battle Creek could challenge. events run through Friday featuring American, York, Columbia and national rounds.
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National Archers’ Association
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Wington
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BE. W. Frentz
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Phillips
Howell
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Columbia
Horses Collide In Race At Talbott County Fair
At Easton Maryland August 18 the Talbott County Fair Association opened its twenty third annual four day race meet with three hotly contested events. A collision in the 2 19 pace threw Allen Shreve and Bull from their sulkies in the home stretch causing a dramatic scare but no serious injuries. The sun set with five heats completed in the 2 35 trot and the race carried over to tomorrow.
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Talbott County Fair Association
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Bull
Warren Hare
Wilmington
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Moore
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Wilson
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Tammie Cox
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