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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

25

Futurity Stake Eyed as New York Racing Closes Season

The 1919 New York racing season ends August 31 amid anti betting laws. Fifteen Futurity contenders vie for a reduced purse under new rules. Favorites include Novelty trained by Sam Hildreth and Bashtl from Harry Payne Whitney, with uncertainty over racing’s future amid court rulings.

Saratoga New York Gov. Hughes Jockey Club Opti Sheepshead Bay Course Sam Hildreth Harry Payne Whitney Bashtl

Marlboro Racing Meet Planned by Jockey Club

The Jockey Club grants a ten day fall meeting at Marlboro Maryland starting October 4, with steeplechase races and a two mile course under construction. Officials promise a high class meet, with improved facilities including a larger grandstand, new judge’s stand, and extended track. Transportation by rail is arranged from Baltimore and nearby stations to Marlboro fair grounds.

Washington Marlboro New York Morning Telegraph Saratoga Jockey Club Arthur Elrod New York Elrod Saratoan Elrod Save Tadieg United States Smith Chegafeake Beach Pennsyihania Tinen Baltimore Fair Grounds Joseph Murphy Fred Gerhardy James Milton Renest Halli Taddockide Arthur Blred Fair Department Richard S. F A. T. Brooke William Brooke

Aileen Wilson Wins Big in $5,000 Harness Derby

Readville Mass August opening Grand Circuit features two American handicaps. Bob Douglass wins $10,000 trotting derby with scratch entry. Aileen Wilson captures the pacing derby after fast early pace. Uhlan loses to Old Father Time. Lady Isle home in 2:10 pace. Northern Spy places second in pacing, Chief Wilkin fourth in trotting.

King Cole Northern Spy Uhlan Billings Lady Isle Readville Mass H. G Teadville Bob Douglass Aileen Wilson Old Father Wee Lad Cox Sonoma Girl Jim Jerry Oxford Boy, Jr Alice Roosevelt Gamar B. m O Island Wilkes Jr Nellie Tempie B. Im Proctor Mike Wilcox Br. G Opdycke Dr. Fox B. G Gahagan Aaa Mary Boo Bom Merrifield Purae B'ngen C. K . Billings Fime John WW Coakley Arrowwood la Dodge King ‘Cole Harrison Gilbert & Tardiff Woodbury J. McDonald Wilkin McDonald Dillon Queen Lulu Hunt Thoughtful Belle Vara Boy Klog Hell Fanny Stanton Hyams G. N Todd A. McDonald F. Nolette Oxford W. J. Moffitt Alice’ Roosevelt Murphy Missatta Crabtree Sonoma McMahan Maj wWel-lngton Jennie Constantine Kaidar Baron Dell Lazarus Teazel Olga W Dora Husky Harry Jim Ferry

Commissioners Triumph In Eight to Six Victory Over Ninth At Home

The Commissioners defeated the Ninth team 8 to 6 at Thirteenth and D streets northeast before a large crowd. Both clubs fielded poorly with five errors each while the Commissioners collected twelve hits driven by strong batting. Robertson pitched well, allowing six hits and eleven strikeouts, but with perfect fielding could have shut the Ninth out. Hessler belted a fifth inning homer to tie, and Robertson followed with a seventh inning homer to win. Hands at third had three assists and six putouts, including snagging Moriarty’s line drive in the sixth.

Thirteenth D Streets Robertson Symanoskie Hessler Wooodward Hands Moriarty

Saratoga Race Entries and Odds Summary

Racing card lists first race for 3-year-olds and up at 7 furlongs with numerous entries led by Wander 106 and Sadaqunda 103, plus Dreamer 14 and May Amelia 104. Several other races include steeplechase, Futurity, handicaps, and selling events with numerous horses, weights, and odds across two days of racing at Saratoga.

Walden Savannah Thomas Zillah Garner Royal Gadge Welchi Jady Revalle Marc’ Light Katto Steeptechase Jimmy Lane Heider Macray Ts Tio Serent Hye Sivas MiCades Tote Bob Lito Czar Bonnie Kelso Alec Ran Hampton Court Dugan Pretend Daggarth Jacquetins Bainn Dieskau Aylmer Tintrella Belle Mawr Gakey Squire Glass Amelia Sporting Life Sallandrondack Agnier Saratoga Wander Sadaqunda Scarpa Cohort Dreamer Cintrella Dana Flaid van den Jeanne’ a'Arc Black’ Mate Queen Marguerite Tasteful May Amelia Sea Cliff Prisenen Tylda Jesuit Stoure Liberty Lass Me. Wander Greenbridge Frances Ray Bad News Lady Esther Layminater Marigot Talvada Seartists Priscillan Footprint Rockville Bouncer Swannanoa Novelty Textile Bashif Love Not Sweepaway Iron Mask Naushon Zeus Blackfoot Ocean Bound Helmet Herkimer Firestone Woodcraft Sand Hill Nimbus Uncus Chief Seacliff Seliing Furlongy Old Boy Hiccough Huchamo Mindinette Gold Cap Rick Belfast Ynea An Keene Beatrice Hoyal Billy Barnes Buster Footiall Ayame Virginie Double Five Windsor Formaiden Amy Sir Pailo Cumberland Mapleton Hattle Fleet Judge Cronin Temahoe Sugar Lump Supple Turifty Lady Ormivant Anne Revere Good News Renovator Limpot Tony Bonero Blackford Cliff Edge Watkins Gwendolyn F Soil Lord Nelson Dominus Arvi Dona H C. W. Burt General Marchment Veneta Strome Silvorin Royal Onyx Joe Roge Loyal Maid Hedge Rose Cloyne Fliat Peep Merraan Saraband Lexington Lady Muff Miss Jonah Plaintess Nist Louis Des Cognets Northumberland Clay Joe Ely Neoskaleeta Pedro Duke of Bridgewater Cotley Littin Osage Hawk Dorothy’ Webb Dan Do Noyles Light Anna Ls Daley Nod

Fail To Reach Decision In Rally At Capital City Park

A slim eighth inning rally tied the game as Herald and Columbia printers played a tense contest at Capital City park. Weaver of the Columbia outfit struck out ten, allowing four hits. Herald fielding miscues early cost them, while Gill had a sensational effort at third despite three errors. Final line: Herald 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23. Columbia 12 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 x 3.

Herald Capital City Park Columbia Printers Weaver Columbia Gill Beore Abhore Abhoar Gil Reynolds Dodge, Se Wood Mor's Cf Ajemett Ra's C.p McCarthy Tipton If Willhide Crabbe Darnall Doleman Suegs Noone Thornberg Watt's Pet Suesy Thornburg Ellett Dodge Ren- Jinge Norris Balla OM Weaver Walters Rawlings Hite OM Walters Strick Morris Daleman Lucas Bu ‘Weaver Crabble Mr. Hughes

Naps Sign Texas Prospect Kraupp Compared to Cobb

Cleveland lands Kraupp from the Victoria League in Texas hailed as a Cobb like talent. The young shortstop reportedly handled 15 chances in a game without an error, including seven putouts and twelve assists.

Naps Cleveland Kraupp Ty” Cobb Texas Young

Postseason Standings By Section A And B

Standings show W L records for multiple leagues: Section A includes W. L. Cornell Co. in Capital City League 8 1, Ninth Sunday School League 22 Petworth Suburban League 03. Section B lists Am. Security Benkers League 60 2,000 Twining Independence League 41, Herald Commercial League 2 2 500 Columbia 101 Marginal League 47 000 Adama Railroad League 60 4 000. Yesterday's results note additional matches in Section A and B ending with Columbia, Herald results.

W. L. Cornell Co Commisioners Petworth W. L. Pet. Am. Security Benkers Twining Herald Columbia Adama Railroad Lesgue

Rockville Fair Opens With High Class Exhibits At Montgomery County

The fifty seventh Montgomery County Agricultural Society exhibition at Rockville Md opens with bright skies and moderate temps. Exhibits include cattle sheep hogs and poultry with a large list of area exhibitors. Jennie Bine Palm Cozine and Miss Mary win in the colt race. Grand cavalcade of horses and teams to start at 9 2 oclock tomorrow.

Washington Post Rockville Montgomery County Agricultural Society Woodsboro Washington City Montgomery County Hell Robert BD Isherwood John W. Keys Mary A. Greene Ada Warfield Ida 8. Dove Verdle Kingdon J. Harry Cunningham Richard E. Lee Charles Beall Frederick ©. Ward Kale Smith L. L. Nicholson Roger Shaw Albert P. Beall A. I. McMilan T. Randolph Hall W. A. Hempstone F. Slaymaker Thomas Honkinson James T. Bagley A. J. Miller Hezekiah Trail J. Hutchins Rose Wagner D. M. Loughborough Lillian’ S. Prettyman E. V. Ricker Helen Brunett A. T. Moffatt H. J. Cunningham Moran Bessie Peter Bertha Fietchall Sallie Hill Catherine Smith Beulah Sage Alverda C. Kingdon Edna Haney Lilian Sage W. H. Rabbitt Charles Wells Josiah W. Jones Frank €. Getzendanner George ©. Nicholson Samuel M. Montgomery D. W. Snord W. Frankalther Richard C. Drum-Hunt Henry J. Hunt Lee Offutt Raymond J. Ricketts Alexander Garrett Malcolm Farquhar W. V. Beall William A. Bagley Jerome Offutt Walla Robert Welsh A. J. Stabler T. D. Pry Francis Fraley Thomas C. Keys Norman Clark W. Barry Beard William B. Wilt Harry Hurley Clarence Moore Kerry Hazel Cashell Mott Washington Bliikiken Smith Frederick Glidewood Edwar Daniel Berwyn Dolly Dall Exum & Drake Bennettaville D. C Frank C. Bull Only Va. L HG Fawcett Potomac Oc‘oonectee G. W. Ridgely Baltimore Firebrand Lucila R W. R. Saunders William H. Brown Saltram Jennie Bine John Jarvis Palm Cozine J. C. Mott Miss Mary Frank Jayvins W. E H. Shields Philadelphia David H. Warfield Jes

West-East powerboat regatta sets new world records in Peoria

The Western Powerboat Association opened its second annual regatta in Peoria Illinois with new world records in 2 foot and 32 foot displacement classes. The Comet owned by Hilsinger and Kelso of Bellegua Iowa posted 5 miles in 10 57 at 28 3 mph and Emerson owned by A H Traverse of Poughkeepsie N Y clocked 10 04 5 for 32 feet at 29 8 mph.

Peoria Western Powerboat Association Comet Hilsinger & Kelso Bellegus Iowa Emaerson A. H. Traverse Pough- Keepsie Bellevue Von Prento II Smith and Thede M. V William Livnig St. Louis Racy A. G. Cuthbert Chicago East Ume Miflez Ehmerson Poughkeepale

Polite Accomplishment by Wex Jones Smuggling Parody

A satirical piece argues finishing schools should teach smugglers and presents a mock lesson for Americans with money. It jokes about evading duties, shipping eggs and valuables, and concealing contraband, lampooning lax enforcement and elite smuggling schemes.

Wex Jones

Militia Guards Huntington Jail Amid Lynching Fears

Four militia companies guard the Huntington West Virginia county jail after mobs tried to storm the jail to lynch John Wayne and Charles Clay Burne, both negroes charged with murder. John Aillff, husband of the murdered Mrs. John A. Alciers, identified Wayne from among dozens of suspects. A machine gun stands outside as authorities plan a special grand jury. Bankers plan to send representatives to England over shipper guarantees and English banking concerns.

Quinnemont W. Vua Huntington Dr. Ellet Pittsburg Thomas Wayne John Alf John Ailiff John Wayne Hinton Wayne Aillff W.va Adjt Elliard Charles Clay Burne Charleston England Ing New York Londo John A. Alciers

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