Cherryola Upsets in Saratoga Handicap at 1 Mile
Cherryola ridden by Moore pulled from mid pack to win the 1 mile handicap at Saratoga, beating the leader by three lengths as Sam Hildreth arranges for Jockey Carroll Shilling to ride Novelly in the Futurity. Jockeys noted for safety and rider preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shilling
Novelty
Saratoga
Cherryola
Moore
Feta
Atretch
Carroll Shilling
Sam Hildreth
Dugan
Sir Alvescot
Ma tArchinald
Heroes
Scoville
Tims
van den
Takahir
Stoure
Lynch
Diebold
Pont- Ing
H To
Arters
Rogan
Dugda
Helen Barbée
Archibald
Ladasette
Garnari
Shooting Spray
Eagle Bird
Naughty Lad
Koermak
Ben Lomond
Bobby Boyer
War Jig
Archduke Sino
Yomie Cherry
Ziowon
Field Mouse
Garner
Wit Stel
Uarrlegan Fauntleroy
Uncan Chief
Helmet
Love Tie
Rosseau
Norbitt Scarpla
Dull Care
Perry Johnson
Falcada
Rockstoce
Heatherbloom
Butwell
Princess Callaway
Thoma
Tctavia
Dogan
Swannauua
Leah
Bourbin Reau
Hectagon Mutineer
Footfall
Fairy Brorr
Pharaoh
Amalfi
Plcolata
Huetamo
Bobernon
Windsor Racecard Results and Winners Highlighted
In the Windsor racing page the opening sprint marks Jack Atkin as the winner at 7 to 10 from Flying Foolateps and Emperor William with Dona Wwik also among the finishers. The Steeplechase sees Nick Time and Osage contend second with Dacre third. The third race features Moncrief and Rash leading a tight finish with Miss Jonat in fourth. The Royal Oak handicap ends with Donald MacDonald atop Sager and Guy Fisher strong in second. Two-year-olds headline the fifth race with Muff edging Quincy Bello and Nora Elma taking third. Later events show Edda Capsize and Sidney Rimp among top finishes. The seventh and eighth races round out the card with Edda and Capsize battling for the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Atkin
Musgrave
Cote
Emperor William
Blee
Dona Wwik
John Griffon
Upward Purae
Boyle
Wit Osage
Pemberton
Dacre
McClainy
Ty Noto
Franka Toxeph
JF Althen
Dr. Heard
John Dillon
Yuree
Furtonge
Moncrief
Wilson
Fito
Rash
Tapiio
Miss Jonat
Grose
Daerin
Fort Worth
Donald MacDonald
Sager
Guy Fisher
iLang
Leamence
Fort Johnson
Alan Tan
Muff
Lang
Quincy Bello
Taplin
Accond
Nora Elma
Duag
Niat
Rony’ Pass
Sir Kearney
Western Row
Northumberland
J Wilson
Cole
Trond
the Monk
Judge Lessing
Tomata
Dangerous March
John Graham
Indian Maid
Spindle
Sendtranalko
Burnay
Sidney Rinp
Bezancon
Little Father
Ella Bryson
Meagengar Rey
Blackford
Hans
Goose Uta
Ferrand Cecilign
Rifleman
Fouk Castre
St Marlo
Bradley makes fancy offers for Harvester and Colorado E
In Boston on August 29 Wall iam G Bradley of New York bid 75000 for The Harvester champion trotting stallion 202 and was refused by August Ashteen of Milwaukee. Vu Tadley then offered George Esterbrook of Denver 340,000 for Colorado E 207 1 4 the champion 3 year old stallion, later raising to 50000. The deal remained in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Harvester
Colorado E
Boston
Walliam G Bradley
New York
August Ashteen
Milwaukee
Vu Tadley
George Esterbrook
Denver
Colo
Washington and St Louis face split in doubleheader
A Monday crowd filled the stands as Gray pitched for Washington against St Louis. Key moments included Criss’s pinch hits, Elberfeld’s 13 chances at third, and Stone’s seventh inning outfield plays. Beckenford’s throws and Hartzell’s fielding aided defense while Seavelt and Lake battled clouds and fatigue in a pitching duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takme Criss
Truesdale
Stone
Stephena
St. Louis Dispatches
Todit
Waivers
Lanny Hoffman
Kiberfeld
Lake
Schaefer
Unglaub
Stargerte
Wallace
Hartzell
Gray
Scheefer
Ray
Retgting
Criss
Alnsmith
Milan
Kartzéll
Ainemith
Johnson
Kerin
Collistoner
Washington
Windsor racing entries list for eight races
A long OCR style page lists detailed entries for a Windsor 516 furlong two year old and steeplechase card. It names horses across eight races with weights numbers and various affiliations, including Tyabel Loula Descoguets Melton Street and Gold Oak in the two year old division and Teddy Boar Oakhurst Nebuchadnezver Tourney Dacra Judge Cronin in the steeplechase heat along with many others for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Flist
Tyabel
Loula Descoguets
Melton Street
Gold Oak
Imprint
Jim L
Cleemont
Little Puther
Martin N. Littleton
Oakhurst
Nebuchadnezver
Tourney
Dacra
Judge Cronin
John Dillon
High Hat
Fontatte
Dr. Pillow
C Ward
Commola
Sir Duke, Jr
Caper Bance
the Shrimp
Mul On
Ian Bred
Jonga
Butula Dunbar
Elfin Beau
Osorine
Tony Bowers
Jack Atkin
J. H.houghton
Compton
Spetlound
Chi Badge
Malden
Spes
Biltven
Anne Revere
Okofoma
Baggiey
Mollie
Bhot
Quick Silver
Alliera
Western Boy
The
Huay Body
Blairin
Me. Duke
Bad Newa Il
Gold Ag Leaf
Apple Prince
Shadwell
Sheriff Bradley
Nettle Marchmant
Belatr
Gribo
Forlongs
Woolcasla
Woodlane
Cooney K
Chapultepec
Jane Bwitt
Ida D
King Avondale
Ben Double
Bedminster
Sinfran
la Reloe Hutdco
Otllo
Rho
Stafford
Jennla Wells
Bambro
Mertian
Cloyne
Great Jublise
Lad of
Lad of Langden, 165, Light ‘Wool, 108, Sally Preston, B4, the Golden Butterfly
Montclair
John Reardon
Ws Ormedy
Little Minnie
Ko Roseboro
Coitin Home
Console
King of Mist
Auto trade figures and drivers in Washington event news
William Jose of the National Electric Company returns to Washington from New York while Fr W Swanton departs by Reo for a four week motor tour through the Northern States. New lubricants tested on cars include polarine, with good results. Demountable rims, seen as standard on most 1911 cars, promise faster tire changes. The United States Motor Company plans broad representation in major racing events with a racing team led by M C Reeves. Hugh N Harding, a renowned driver, will campaign Maxwell Columbia and Breddard Dayton cars in prominent contests, tracing a career from the Wilkes-Barre hill climb to national and Vanderbilt events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. W. Swanton
Washington
Portland
The
Berkshires
E. ¥. Singleton
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
United States Motor Company
Hugh N. Harding
Maxwell
Columbia
Breddard-Dayton
M. C. Reeves
Harding
Wilkes-Barre
Napier
James Gordon Bennett
Haynes
Vanderbilt
Savannah
Fairmont Park
Apperson
Post season standings and results from Capital City leagues
Section A shows Ww W L Pet standings for Cap City League Commissioners Petworth and others, with yesterday's results: Commissioners 4 Petworth 1. Section B lists Herald Twining Columbia Adams in several leagues and results, with games tomorrow: Commissioners vs Ninth at 2? at northeast, Herald vs Columbia at Capital City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. Pet
Come! Co
Commissioners
Dept's
Felworth
OL. Pet. Am. Security
Twining
Herald
Columbia
Adams
Petworth
T. Co
Capital City Park
Kline Outfights Kaufman in Six-Round Strikefest
Patsy Kline of Newark defeated Benny Kaufman of Philadelphia in a six round bout at the Armory Athletic Club in Baltimore. Kline was the aggressor throughout landing heavy body punches while Kaufman relied on clinches after the first round. Both men remained vigorous to the finish with no fatigue evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Armory Athletic Club
Patsy Kline
Newark
Benny Kaufman
Philadelphia
Kline
Kaufmen
Beverwyck Horses Sold At Saratoga Paddock
A number of Beverwyck stable horses were sold in Saratoga paddock. Sir John Johnson sold for 10000 dollars with buyer C W Meriatta for Frank J Nolan. Merletta bought Blue Mouse for 1000. Other sales included Aldmian for 2100, Bonnie Kelso for 2700, Tasteful for 2600, Star Bottle for 1800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Beverwyck
John Johnson
C. W. Meriatta
Frank J. Nolan
Merletta
Blue Mouse
Aldmian
FB. J. Nolan
HB. F. Carman
Bonnie Kelso
G. Saporta
R. F. Carman
Unclear Thoroughbred Names Run Across Saratoga Card
A list of horse names appears in a Saratoga card including Zillah Savannah Yoca Jimmie Lane O K Marastic Stare Rye Straw Crash Woodcraft Honnie Kelso Firestone Hampion Court Big Buck Layminder Bixty Berry Maid The Squire Windsor Imprint Trabol Little Father Oakhurst Dr Pillow Ontario Caper Bance MII on the Floss Cormole Jack Atkin Tony Bonsro Osorine Spea Nostra The Busybody Spot Bad News It Nettle Marchment Belair Chepurtenec Binfran La Reine Hindaa Lanxiin Consolg Reasbora among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Zillah
Savannah
Yoca
Jimmie Lane
O. K
Marastic
Stare
Rye Straw
Crash
Woodcraft
Honnie Kelso
Firestone
Hampion Court
Big Buck
Layminder
Bixty
Berry Maid
the Squire
Windsor
Trabol
Little Father
Oakhurst
Dr.Pillow
Ontario
Caper Bance
MII
the Floss
Cormole
Jack Atkin
Tony Bonsro
Osorine
Spea Nostra
the Busybody
Spot
Bad News It
Nettle Marchment
Belair
Chepurtenec
Binfran
la Reine Hindaa
Lanxiin
Consolg
Reasbora
Byed And Barnes Pitch Well In City Ball Clash
The Commissioners beat Petworth 9 to 4 at Capital City park in a pitching duel. Hurley and Woodward starred, Seltz hit a long seventh inning triple, Hessler and Handiboe doubled, Byrd and Hessler led at bat. Fielding edge to the District opponents. one error apiece, double plays noted and a lightning third inning by Petworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Curtis Walker
Jersey City
Datmille
Walker
Roanoke
Richmond
Evennesa
Hurley
Woodward
Seitz
Petworth
Capital City Park
Byrd
Barnes
Seltz
Hessler
Handiboe
Mosbere
le Duc
Wlay
Beltz
Clayton
Mesberg
Mayne
Thames
Boogo Oakley
Obo Rae Barnes
Evans
Dampsey
Mosberg
le Bue
R. Bette
American Security Wins Dark Lakes Game 6 to 3
American Security and Trust Company moved into first in Section B by defeating Adams 6 to 3 in a game finished after dark. McMahon started strong for Adams but a third inning barrage, based on balls, his error, and three hits, gave American Security four runs. Rawlings pitched well until the last inning as the Expressmen began to hit. Jewett and ONeal made two star defensive plays. Final: A SET 6 Adams 3. Time about 2 hours 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Street
Conroy
Elberfeld
Unglaub
Stone
Beckendorf
Criss
Lake
Gray
Relat
Hall
Rey
Hartzell
McBride
Truesdale
Gessler
Lke
Seavelt
Boykin
Howard
Davin
T Snowden
Firegerald
Rawlings Twirls Herald To 4 2 Victory Over Twining
In a six inning game at Mc Devitt's field Herald sprung two surprises by beating Twining 4 to 2. Rawlings pitched the win allowing only late infield hits as Graham, Coleman, and Morris featured for Herald. The scoreline shows Twining 2, Herald 4 with Rawlings earning credit for a strong complete effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Twining
Herald
McDevitt
Clevelands
Graham
Coleman
Morris
Downey
Abhd AR Diver
Hom
O Dodwe
Tipton
Crabble
Noone
Alten
Doleman
MeKes
Dodge
Brady
Driver
Grahan
Gil
Mr. Hughes
Local Theater Review Highlights Broad Cast and Acts
A bustling program at Chase’s features Eliza beth Brice and Charles King drawing praise for their stage presence. Howard Brothers juggle banjos with ariaing operatic bits. Maude George as Morgiana shines in The Sultan's Favorite. The Lyceum hosts Miss New York Jr. with Billy Newton, Ada Corbett, and The Frank Sisters in lively turns. Casino Vaudeville offers the Australian Nuggets, German sketch As My Father Used to Say, and The Jockey and the Sport. Columbia presents The Servant in the House while Cosmos spotlights the Honda Marimba and Miss Lynbrook in thought transference. Academy stages Chinatown Trunk Mystery with E G Levington as the killer. Gayety serves The Behman Show with Palm Beach skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Herman
Elizabeth Brice
Charles King
Miss Brice
Washinton
Mr. King
Howard Brothers
Aire
Herbert Warren and Company
Mr. Cross
Josephine
Christy
Eldridge
Lyceum
New York, Jr
Guess
Billy 3. Newton
Ada Corbett
Frank Sisters
Bennett-Mitchell Company
New York
Mayer
F Street
Clarence Sisters
Kittown
Howard and
Lindley
Carroll Schrader
New York City
Charles Frohman
Charles
Kennedy
Washington
Ba Stack Company
Paul McAllister
Everett Butterfield
Manson
Hawin H. Curtis
Lancashire
Phyllis Sherwood
Ag Mary
Blanche Hall
Butterfeld
Mr. Curtis
Cosmos
Vauderilie
The
Honda
Kleen and Company
Kleen
Miss Lynbrook
SEEK PARDON FOR WALSH FORGED BANKER PLEA
A petition for the pardon of John R. Walsh, the Chicago banker imprisoned for misapplying funds of the Chicago National Bank, will be presented to President Taft on September 1. Attorneys say Taft will pardon only on the majority of Walsh loss victims petitions. An active drive seeks signatures from former depositors and Walsh stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago National Bank
Tafthen
Walsh
Walsh Institutions
Movements of Ocean Steamers Affected by Parcels
Shipping news lists arrivals from Antwerp Rotterdam and New York with vessels including New York Vaderland Joordam and London Minnetonka. Several ships depart for New York from Southampton Boulogne Cherbourg and other ports with scheduled docking times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrived
New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Joordam
Hotterdam
London
Southampton
President Lincoln
Naw
Southaington
Verona
Geshon
Blasemad
Chicago
Trom
Lochinvar’s Border Flight Ends In A Dreamlike Poem
A quirky parody recounts a reckless chase led by a brash Lochinvar figure. He flees with the bride before a hall scene, the bride kisses the mug, then Lochinvar seizes her as townsfolk watch. The ending hints at a burglarish boast rather than a true capture.
Booker T. Washington Entertained by Liberal Club in London
Booker T. Washington was hosted to a luncheon today by the National Liberal Club in London. He departed for Belfast on a visit to Andrew Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T
London
Washington Port
Booker Washington
National Liberal Club
Beotland
Andrew, Carnesie
Classified Hotel Guests by City in The Post End Lease
City by city list of guests and residents staying at hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg California Georgia Indiana Kentucky Louisiana New Jersey New York state New England and more as printed in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper column. Names include B. B Williams Shoreham T. Ho Aa ferdon Willard H A Bal come D. J. McCarthy A Terrell W J Rhedd A C Morrison J R Van Augien W Wright A Pendi¢tea Robére a Thompson Jamea A Boylan V Oppenhulmer ALT Brown T L Montague Williams J H Umes Raleigh Joseph BR Loftus Los Angeles Giuseppe B. Loftus Morsich James Alexander Ivan Forteot Washington Willard James Callaghan in a long roaster of hotel guests across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
B. B Williams
Shoreham
T. Ho Aaferdon
Curtis Field
Willard
H. A. Balcome
D. J. McCarthy
Rateign
Chicago
A. Terrell
W. J Rhedd
A. C. Morrison
Willen
A.C. Hultgue
Raleigh
New York
James Britton Davis
J. R. van Augien
W. Wright
A. Pendi¢tea
Rigged
W. OC. Reid
MH. Raphael
Walter C. Allen
Roy
Wiliam
Hoyt
F. Hopper
W. Dyer
M. Surt
H. A. Adan
Kelly
Ad i
Rootes
Tohnson
Ite
Artery
Inburgs
Pease
Gheries
H Young
Berhett
Philadelphia
J. Win
Kershaw
Strathts
Jeonttgn
Bitte
Ora
Hem
Robére A Thompson
Jamea A Boylan
V. Oppenhulmer
Alt Brown
T. L. Montague
of Williams
Wits
Jase Humes
Raleign
Pittsburg
Ilés
James A Tetder
Ta Teanes
Wile
Vns
Tanneni
J. A Kelly
Ziaserye Catthy
Loulke O'Hegar
Jaliforria
Joseph BR. Loftus
Los Angeles
Witha
Bertucky
Thea
Cae
Boutsiena
James
Dutkner
Iby Rites Mire
Bouthvilie
Ben’ Stoll
Louisiana
P. Gravely
Ilse Gravely
New Orleans
Wisferd
Wrgbourt Mishpete Witseh
Paolixs Rolys
Bt. Louis
Btalinton
I Foeaphs Hi
Bands
Bostoke
Wistar Ist
Virainiaa
Sikes
Oer
John A Wiles Davies
Peesbert Sd Ie
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Springs
Groom
Link
St. Louis
Newnam
Geysler
Katie
Unca
Lady Rosalie
Marek Light
Royal Lodze
Beatrice
Jimmy Lane
Fincastle
Salling
Loween
Aldivin
Old Bar
Pleasant
Heretic
Plan Rykn
Indora
Rye
Hob R
Wooteratt
Danoscara
Taboo
Capia
Barleythorpe
Car
Sotemia
Contrelte
Layminster
Galley Slave
Belle Mawr
Collast
Bearpla
Jacquelinn and
Pretend
Baron Dieskat
Charlie Hargrave
Dig Stick
Aylmer
Rowland Otis
Acumen
Hampton Court
Banyah
Arandack
May Amelia
Shutte
Béris Maid
Glendore
Twilight Queen
Wiliam Jose
Wnatlonal Electric Company
Mr Britton
Diamond Tire and Bber Company
John Larcombe
Peemeene
Upper Potomac
Automobile Supply Department
National Electrical Supply Co
Maryland Auto Licenses
Kaufman
Shade
Bath
England
Charles Carroll
Woolpack
Newport
Ranelagh
Meadow Brook Freebooters
C. A. Young
Springfield
Ohio
Young
Jay R. Graham
Ingie- Bide
W. D. Standard
Byed
American Security
de Forest
Allenhurst
N. J
al Kaufman
California
Billy Lang
Jimmie de Forest
Fat Moors
Tommy Murphy
Quakertown
Johnny Marto
Dick Hylandext
Readville
Readville Track
Uhlan
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Mich
B. 12
Frey
Toledo Yacht Club
Lake St. Clair
Frank Schulte
Binghamton
John Schulte
Chicago National Heneball Club
Lestershire
Sioux Oe City
Topeka
Wichita
St. Joseph
Ais
Anheuser-Busch
August Brill, Magr
Chase’s
Elizabeth Brice and
Charles’ Inn
Eileen Sheridan
Courtpay
Gayety
Academy
Nina Harrington
Ed Lawrence
Behman
Wex Jones
Netherby
Lochinvar
Tve
Scotland
Lochinver
Sal Be Hall
Seh
Juan, Mn
C. Lansburgh Furniture Co
Ninth St
Cuy
John F. Ellis & GO
Penn. Ave
Brink
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Atreat
Weanington
D.C
Nowhett Vite
District of
Colombia
Maryland
Tver
Bope
Fisk Elgin
Thenfasti
O'Donnell
Pharmaciig
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