Dunwoodie Stakes Upset by Spooner in Track Record Run
Empire City races draw 6000 as Spooner wins the Dunwoodie Stakes for three-year-olds by a length in a new track record of 1:39 3-5. Frizette, favorite, placed second after a poor outside ride. Nimbus sets a world record for six furlongs on a circular track in the opening handicap. Civita wins the maiden two-year-olds by a length over Mariana with Yankee Daughter third.
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May braids Yonk ers special at Wassunconmext track
District Attorney Winslow of Westchester and Assistant Weeks visited Empire City race track to scrutinize betting. Detectives shadowed bookmakers and an operative named Burns, arresting him after a coded "Get the music" cue. Thonet, a key suspect, was bail admitted, with Weeks predicting a strong prosecution. Belmont, Aqueduct, and Jamaica fall meetings seen as usual, racing to November 11 with possible Brighton Beach six-day meet uncertain.
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RACING RESULTS AND PLOTS AT FORT ERIE AND SEATTLE
The report lists multiple race results from Fort Erie and Seattle including winners such as Chief Hayes 100 Brannon 3 to 1 and Washakle 104 Ross 12 to 5 with times like 1 18 55 for the fourth race and 1 49 4 5 for the VIETH race. Other entries include Lens 105 Fowers winning the sixth race and Le Jeunesse 107 Pickens winning the seventh race with Polar Star a close second.
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Empire City Racing Entries Prompt Busy Card
Empire City harnesses a full day card with six races listed. Entries include two year olds Fashion Plate Ruble Hawkwing Wisemason and Setteania Granla Elmerto Plume, plus multiple four year olds and up in selling and handicap events, featuring Mount Vernon Handicap and several purse races with a host of named horses and weights.
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Grimaldan den Enrique
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The Eel Breaks Records In Grand Circuit Mile
The Eel set a new track and Grand Circuit record by pacing 2 02 1 2 for the first heat of a 2 16 event at Hudson River driving park. George Gano pressed the winner wire to wire as quarters flashed 29 3 4, 59 1 2, 1 31 1 3, and 2 02 1 2 amid a fast opening day of Grand Circuit racing in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Roanoke Edges Norfolk 2 1 In Ninth Inning
Roanoke defeated Norfolk 2 to 1 as the winner came in the ninth inning. Painter and Shaffer contributed two base hits to drive in the two runs. Hessler and Bonner scored for Roanoke with Reynolds pitching for Norfolk and Savage on the mound for Roanoke. Umpires Hennezer and McKeever officiated the 1 hour and 15 minute game.
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Riechmann Keeps Walkover in Lynchburg Race
Aug 18 Lynchburg locals post a 4 to 2 win as Riechmann dominates Shoemakers with three runs allowed. Stewart struggles with wild pitches. crowd notes odd game pace and a windy forecast for further racing, while other city reports cover Portsmouth and Danville baseball results and Woodstock victory over Gaithersburg.
Winchester Tramples Fredericksburg in 12 0 Victory
Winchester overwhelms Fredericksburg 120 to 0 as Cy McDonald dominates with two home runs and five hits in five at bats. Don McDonald adds two doubles and two singles, with Cy also stealing a base. Montgomery earns the win for Winchester, holding Fredericksburg to two hits in a one sided baseball game played in unclear conditions.
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Washington Post
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Lasker Defeats Tarrasch in World Chess Title Match
In Dusseldorf on August 18, Emanuel Lasker, the world champion from New York, won the first game of the eight game series against Dr. Tarrasch of Nuremberg. Lasker won on the 55th move after a lengthy contest that began yesterday and adjourned at the 83rd move. Tomorrow the second game is to be played.
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War
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Blow causes riot after baseball clash in Frederick
Frederick Md August 18 Hagerstown captain Hanks struck Frederick third baseman Sellman in the face as he ran to third in the ninth inning angering spectators who near erupted. Indignant Frederick supporters crowded around Hanks. he denied intent and a blow was struck in the crowd. Officers intervened, dispersed the mob, and escorted Hanks to a hotel as Frederick won 6 to.
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Frederick
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Hagerstown
Sellman
Frederick ‘Rothers
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Government Printing Office staff endure heavy summer workload
The Department of Commerce and Labor notes rush of summer visitors with guides overwhelmed at the Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Many employees receive leave, transfers, and new assignments as a large wave of staff take earned vacations while others manage extensive printing for new currency under the Aldrich act.
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Heintzleman Named U S Consul at Swatow China
Percival Heintzsleman of Chambersburg Pa assistant chief of Far Eastern affairs in the State Department is named United States consul at Swatow China replacing the late Thomas W Haskins He will sail from New York mid September and be followed at Shanghai by duties as vice and deputy consul general in the interim Albert W Ponthug of Minnesota now vice and ar consular general at Frankow China succeeds Heintzleman in the Far Eastern division and a vacancy will be filled by Fred D Fisher from Harbin China. Special to the Pancrase Lynchburg Va Aug 18 Tommy Ryan champion wrestler loses to Bob Wallace Lynchburg left fielder in a public bout Ryan failed to throw twice for 100 holdup. second fall decided against him by Sweeney referee.
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Arid State Department
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Manchuria
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Heintgieman
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Wallace
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Lynchburg
Archers Open Tournament at National Championship
Chicago hosts the thirtieth National Archers Association championship with top male contenders led by Col. Robert Williams and BE Frentz while Mrs Howell and Mrs Phillips head the women’s field. The open events feature American and York rounds daily through Friday at Washington Park.
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Horses Collide In Race At Talbot County Fair
At Easton Maryland Aug 18 a large crowd watched the opening of Talbott County Fair Association four day race meet Three heats were run with a collision in the fifth heat between Allen Shreve and Bull causing their sulkies to break and their horses to bolt no serious injuries reported Warren Hare led the 2 35 trot as five heats were completed with the remainder carried over to tomorrow Summary lists pacing purse events and final placements with times and entrants in the 2 15 pace 2 19 time and other heats including winners and place getters
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