Golden Pearl In Front Hessian Gets Place Money
Winner Hard Ridden to Beat Stable Mate by a length and a half. Royal Captive, Lime the Victor, and Woodcraft handicap race with a brisk finish.
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Empire City Winners Face Tight Finishes in Whirl Stakes
at Empire City dirt track the Whirl Stakes featured Golden Pearl and Hessian leading from the start with Hessian edging Golden Pearl by a length and a half. Trance won the second race for 2yearolds with Royal Captive close behind, while Woodcraft captured the handicap by a length ridden out. Other notable performances included Barnswell and Astor d Or in the open events as Newcastle Stable and George Odom's entries competed.
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Ellison's Hard Luck In Racing Cash Drags Names
New York and West Virginia notes detail C R Ellison losing big sums on horses Durst Court and Annies Sister and Gov. Wighes at auction. Tales of Ethelbert Titzherbert, Mashette, Royal Captive, Trance, and other runners frame a day of setbacks and near-misses at racing meets and a separate tennis tournament opening in Parkersburg with Ward White as state champion hopeful.
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Results at Fort Erie packed with stakes and close finishes
In the Fort Erie meet, Madens 5 furlongs led by Ansa, Dali 110, won. Pout Lace second. Speight 95 placed. Steeplechase short course favored Awaverang 11 to 4 to 5 with winner 144 McAfee. Two-year-olds 6 1/2 furlongs saw T. M. Green prevail. Miss Crittenden took second. Thresyraralds 6 furlongs winner Salvolaine WE at 5 to 1. Chief Hayes took second. Three-year-olds 1 mile 70 yards saw Servile win. Polar Star AM second. Fourswear-offs 11-16 miles yielded Chania at 22 to 1 winner. Royal Artillery, Canopran, Rebounder also ran. Fourth race notes shallow fields, fifth race featured Servile, Polar Star AM, Red Huscar, Dit Len Litle Ovage among others. Sixth and seventh races included Bitter Hand and Imboden with close placings and long distances.
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Racing Entries From A Mixed Field Of 6 Furlongs And Miles
Racing entries list a crowded card with six furlong and one mile races. Notable runners include Lustice Selling 6yearolda Siskin Thistle Grania Lady Bute and Elmer Boy with 14 each, King Cabalt Bix Chief and Wavestone among others, plus a Knicherbocker Handicap for 3yearolds.
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Pimlico Will Be Four Days Racing At Maryland Meet
Pimlico Md August gates open for second annual Maryland United Hunts meeting lasting four days through Saturday. Six races daily include two steeplechases. Over 200 horses on grounds with top flat and jumping performers. Jubilee and Canning among arrivals. new steeplechase course showcased with brush jump finish.
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Winchester Beats Frederick 10 to 2 in Ballgame
Winchester defeated Frederick 10 to 2 in Winchester. Tonkins allowed eight hits, Miller struggled with three doubles and a home run for Winchester while Cy McDonald hit a home run and Brown and Scheller played sharp defense. Montgomery left due to illness. Ton King joined as replacement pitcher.
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President Roosevelt invites Olympic team to Sagamore Hill visit
President Roosevelt in a telegram to the American Olympic team reception committee says he would be glad to meet the athletes at Sagamore Hill on Monday August 31. He also asks the Navy to arrange marines and bluejackets for a parade in New York on Saturday August 2 and requests the hour and party size for the visit.
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Lasker Wins Again in World Chess Championship Match
In Dusseldorf Emanuel Lasker defeats Dr. Tarrasch after 42 moves, winning his third game to Tarrasch's one as the world chess championship series progresses toward further games in Munich. Lipton donates 300 dollars to the Olympic team welcome fund in New York with a parade involving fifteen battalions.
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Readville Derby Day Opens with Record Trotting Futurity
Readville Mass August 24 Caarevna owned by D Comyn Moran of New York wins American Horse Breeder Futurity for foals of 1906 trotting, second heat in 2 15 34 beating Belvasia and Czarine Bingen to reach final. McDonald drives three winners including Master McKerron in the two year old pacers as big crowd gathers for the $50,000 Derby with visitors from Canada and Russia. Merrill and Keating preside as judges.
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Rockville fair opens with large entries and strong racing
Rockville Maryland opens its fifty fifth annual fair with high hopes and 120 entries across thirteen events. President Lee Offutt Secretary Bagley and officials have worked hard to ensure a successful exhibition and space demand for exhibits is at capacity. Races feature a 2 24 trot and 2 27 pace with a $300 purse followed by a half mile running event for $150.
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Standing of Competitors in Post's Popularity Contest
Amateur and professional participants are listed with scores showing standings in a popularity contest. Names include Delehanty Hughes McBride Burns Pickering and others, with figures ranging from 1,193 to 95,282.
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