Cherryola Triumphs in Vassar Selling Stakes at Saratoga
At Saratoga on Aug 22 Cherryola the 9 to 5 favorite won the Vassar selling stakes for 2 year olds and up, after a late rush from Benschoten claiming the lead in the final furlong. Felie Levy Mexona staged a ten-length battle midrace but could not withstand Cherryola’s closing surge. Other races on the card featured Prince Hampton and Danemark in tight shows with wide fields contesting placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follie Levy
Mexona
Benschoten
Saratoga
Cherryola
Vassar
Felie Levy
Firot
Furvent
Hill Top
Prince Hampton
Lynch
Denmark
Oh Ms
McLaughlin
Sam Ball Fomt
Che Vassar
Milles
Henahuten
McCaher
Fetlie Levy
Thomas
Mexosna
Schoulmann
Handiap
Garner
Archibaldy
Cheek
Taboo
Firestone
Benop
Royal J Oge
Manon
Gam Matthews
Gold Cap
Lady Roselle
Billy Barnes
Plang
Kenyon Old Bar
Cohen
Definite
Sestgay
Patrick
Fair Atalanta
Kinnsion
Vetfeat
Excellence
Turb Entries at Saratoga Fiest 3-Year-Old Stakes
A chaotic OCR listing turf entries for Saratoga including 3-year-olds racing 7 furlongs with names such as Sam veter Actmen 195 Baron Sieehau Heart 8 Galley Slave 10 percent Harvey ff UL Starpia 1 percent Lelle Mawr. Also notes 96 Recund race Hanileap 3-year-olds 5 furlongs with Fagia Bird Stinger 309 each Qalden Hag 108 KoextiMe Ske Herbert Turner 14 and others.
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Saratoga
Fiest
Sebing
Samveter
Actmen
Baron Sieehau
Heart
Galley Slave
Harvey Ff
UL Starpia
Lelle Mawr
Hanileap
Fagia Bird
Stinger
Qalden Hag
KoextiMe Ske
Herbert Turner
Fotlies Ara Gauntlet
Touch Me
Helens
Lacasette
Huebuck
Hnetame
Des Belleview
Bonnie Kelgotls
Dirama
Ani Montgomery
Cach
Whidden
Jia Neos
Keohau
Esther
Taboo
Parry Johnson
Huron
Fauntleroy
Pretend
Prince Dal
Cras
K Coho
Jose Tle
King Ship
Mahop
Hill Top
Harmerowe
Misa Minnie
Maezie
Thrift
Tender
Heatrie
Zinta
Bowling meet dates set for Coliseum tournament return
Officers of the Ninety on Bowling congress met in St Louis and finalized arrangements for the next tournament to be held at the Coliseums from January 2 to February 7. The Coliseum is leased for five weeks to install sixteen alleys and support a fund of 310,000 to be written as a stock company capitalized at Ry Cne. Hildreth sells a Dalmatian in Saratoga while Samuel Hikketh sells to G W Gooch in London. Milwaukee signs pitcher Galligan after allocation from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto Leo
On Bowling Congress
Bowling Proampeters
St Louis
Coli Siuns
Ry Cne
Post Season Series Standings and Schedule Section A
Section A shows standings with Cornell Co , Pet Cornell Co. Capital City, Petworth Suburban, Commissioners Departmental each at 1.000 or 0.000, plus Section B standings for American Security, Twining, Adams, Herald, Columbia 101. Games today list Cornell Company vs Petworth at Capital City Park 5 p.m. and Washington Herald vs Twining at Georgia Avenue and Kenyon Street North West at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Pet Cornell Co
Capital City
Ninth
Petworth
Commissioners
W. L. Pet
American Security
Bankers
Independence
Adams
Herald
Commercial
Columbia
Marquette
Cornel Company
Capital City Park
The
Washington Herald
Twining
Georgia Avenue
Kenyon Street
Exciting Opening Day at Gentlemen's Driving Park
Maryland track hosts a dramatic 2:30 trot with 13 starters and a record purse. Baden wins over Dr Thorne and D W M amid heavy betting. Glidewood and Gallant Maid set entries in 2:16 and 2:21 events. Alonzo Corbin to drive Gallant Maid with possible Glidewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gentlemen's Driving Park
Maryland
Dr. Thorne
New York
Lancaster
Dr. Thorna
Baden
Washington
Alonzo Corbin
Gallant Maid
B. H
Rodney
Dre Thorn
Ralph
DW. M
Bhreves
Archeen
Biggey
Imperial Boy
Keates
Dillon
B. m
Alluway
Doble
Country Boy
B. G
Corbin
Walter In
Leach
Wilkes
Sleele
Starlight Maid
White
Dr Bowles
Gollyns Bom
Davis
Happy May
Davia
Bik
Chiton Queen
Inspired
Gun Cotton
Elaborate
Princess Una
Moltke
Ornamentstion
Brighton Jack
Aleo
King of Bashan
St .Jeanne
Tom Cat
Rose Beaumont
Judy Fiteherbert
Baby Wille
Raquel Aboran
Trude
George G Hall
Od Craft
W.'L Hinch
Twining Defeats Columbia In Rainy Field Battle
Twining wins a 2 to 4 game at McDevitt Field over Columbia as both pitchers Burke and Weaver deliver strong outings. Downey’s clutch grounder sparkled in the seventh, while Hiser and Clements led a tense sequence with timely hits. Other features included fielding errors that shaped the late rally and a lengthy, weather-influenced matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twining
Columbia
McDevitt
Burke
Weaver
Hiser
Engle
Downey
Thornberg
Clements
Goucher
Weed
McCarthy
OlDarnell
Graham
Olemet
Widlbide
Ingle
Suess
Tirke
Coumbia
Diiver
Miser
Wood
Divye
Automobiles and Local Industry Buzz From Washington Area
Historical notes reveal Guibert’s New York trip hints at a forthcoming Oldsmobile Aristocrat model. Luttrell’s Detroit ties shift to Goodyear Tires as a new chapter unfolds. Police cars planned for Detroit enhance regional protection. Oil guidance contrasts cylinder and general lubricants, stressing mineral oils for high-temp engine parts. Local officials discuss the automobile club entry climb and ambulance use of patrol vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Washington
OT Luttrell
Detroit
Mich
F. R. Coudh
Ninth Crackers Edge Petworth on Broome's Late Home Run
Ninth defeats Petworth 6 to 3 in a tight game at Capital City park as Broome belts a late homer after crucial errors. Whitney relieved in the fifth and struck out six over 3 2/3 innings, while Broome led the offense with a homer and two singles, and O'Neil, Barnes, and Moreland contributed key hits in a game that featured four errors and a bustling final session.
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Broome
Capital City Park
Petworth
Barnes
Whitney
Stewart
O'Neill
C. Broome
Symonoskie
Petworth Tribe
Qae Petworth
Walters
le Duc
Buskler
Settz
M.brome
Dempecy
Lttz
Ojcayton
Moreland
Mosborg
Folsiwart
O'Neil
Oj Barnes
U SiMerne
Bodo OO
EE Petworth
Mayne
M. Broome
Litz
Arrore
Tait
Symanoskie
Aymenoakle
OM Symanoskie
Symannakle
c_ Broome
Mile
Clayton
Saltz
Buckler
M Broome
C Broome
Bette
White
Walker
Hunter
Olmstead
Payne
Mulan
Chicago
Gessler
Inn Conroy
Unglaub
Beck
McConnell
Fang
Players
Beckendorf
Parent
Killifer
Zwilling
Battle Creek
Iead
South Michigan
McConnel
Elberfeld
Elder
Conroy
McBride
Zwirling
Melean
Milan
Postoffice Defeats Bureau in Colored Departmental League
Postoffice defeated Bureau in the Colored Departmental League by steady plugging in the last three innings. Reynolds and Parker pitched well. Final score 8 to 2. Howard, Fairfax, Parker, Cheris, Overall, Walker, Reynolds, Armetead, Hamilton, Addison, Graves and J. Davis among the listed players. Final time about one hour and a half.
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Postoffice
Bureau
Reynolds
Parker
Postofice
OAS
Howard
Randolph
Thomas
Davis
Palrfox
Campbell
Frever
Taylor
Cherts
Armatead
Hamilton
Walker
Addison
Hawkes
Tatate
Fairfax
Cheria
Armetead
Graves
J. Davin
Trasca
Balle
Reynetés
Hamiton
Parrker
Passed Balle
J. Davig
Urophé
Mr. Hariey
Tima
Clean sweep for America in Draper Cup final race
In Marblehead on August 22 Spanish yachts lost final race for the Gov Draper cup to Capt. C. H. W. Foster aboard the Beaver. Harpoon led by Capt. F. Adams Jr. will be celebrated when Taft presents the cup. Beaver beat Cima by 13 seconds as Chonta and Papoose trailed.
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Marblehead
Mass
C. H. W. Foster
Sonder
Taft
F. Adams 2d
Beaver
Cima
Chonta
Papoose
American Security Wins Second Straight in Class B
American Security and Trust Company won their second straight pennant race game in Class H by defeating Adams Express of the Terminal Railroad Y M C A League 7 to 1. The Trust led after a fifth inning rally aided by walks and two singles, then sealed the win with a sequence of errors and a sacrifice fly. Burrell and Gordon pitched for the winners with solid defense from Howard Davis and Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
American Security and Trust Company
Terminal Railroad
Trust Boys
Bankers
Expressmen
Adams
Burrell
Gordon
Howard
Davis
Fitzgerald
Hayes
Snowden
A.s.&t
Gray
Violet
West
Rawlings
Boykin
Adama
Adame
Mr. Brown
Wright the Winner Poised for Championship Defeat of McLoughlin
Beals Wright of Boston defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin of California in straight sets in the sixth round all comers at Newport R I. The win signals Wright’s firm path toward the national title with semifinals to feature Whitney and Colston, Bundy also advancing. Final rounds scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday dependent on weather.
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Californian
Wright
Whitney
Cutting
Colston Mathey
Bundy Cragin
Newport
Beals
Boston
Maurice BE
McLoughin
California
McLoughlin
William A. Larned
Bundy
T. C. Bundy
Pacific Coast
T. W. Hendrick
W. B. Cragin
BR. H. Whitney
C. E. Cutting
F.C. Colston
Dean Mathey
Colston
Alngles
Beals C. Wright
Maurice E. McLoughlin
E. Cutting
W. B. Cragin, Jr
Eleven Inning Tie In Danville Norfolk Game
In an eleven inning contest the Danville and Norfolk teams could not score. Only one hit off Walsh by Gaston. Danville makers of two runs in the ninth, final score 6 to 4 Norfolk. Umpire Westervelt. Time 2 hours 1 minute. Parkersburg tennis opens with 40 players. winner to play Everett Drennan. Nebraska Indian baseball team defeats Harpers Ferry 5 to 0.
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Washington Post
Danville
Norfolk
Walsh
Gaston
Norte
Abhore
Abhore Chandler
Rickert
Munson
Grifin
Bomner
O/Sullivan
Murdock
Hookar
Jackson
O Ganten
Busch
OlSenrader
Bighie
di Prient
Johnson
Murray
Regey
Mayberry
Pee
Busch, Griffin
Hite
Norfle
Barty
Harpers Ferry
W- Va
Duffy
Tannehill
Gessler
Conroy
Nationals vs White Sox tense game described in detail
A close game features Johnson starting for the Nationals while Hither Scott or Walsh start for the White Sox. Duty uses thirteen players with others ready. Key moments include Olson’s late-inning scoring, Conroy’s three hits in the series, and Beckenberg’s productive day at bat. Pitchers struggle with control, injuries shuffle positions, and last-minute rallies shape the outcome as both clubs exchange runs and defensive highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sox
Johnson
Nationals
Scott
Walsh
White Sox
Block
Olmstead
Conroy
Judd
Walker
Killifer
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Ony
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G. W. Gooch
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Resorts and Travel
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Charles Macalester
7Th Street Wharf
Washington, D.C
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Schroeder
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Washington, D. C
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Mammoth Boardwalk
KR. Ailomn
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Elec. Ry. Co
New York Ave
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Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Old Point
Chamberlin Hotel
Bond
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St. Johns
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Colonial Beach CO
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Aorta
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E. P. Turner
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Wade
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N. J
White & Sona Company
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Meriones
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Paul C. Rosecrans
Dennis Atlantic
N.S
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Iroquois
South Carolina Ave
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Joseph Shannon
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Virginia Ave
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Maryland Ave
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Miller Cottage
Georgia Ave
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the Breakers
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