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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

3

Jockey Dreyer Hero Saves Fellow Rider in Clash at Race

In Tampa on February 17 Jockey Dreyer pulled Rose O'Neill's rein to halt her horse when fellow rider Paul was dragged by his mount after a stirrup entrapment. Crowd cheered as Paul escaped serious injury after the dramatic first race incident amid a card featuring six races and multiple runners.

Rose O’neill Dreyer Tampa Fla Paul Rose O'Neill Fenrir Rose O Irwint Claiborne Rose O'Neill Restless Lady Frank Potter Warner Griswell Athano Fenriz Albion H Judge Sauftey Fortmany Grenade Wingheldy Bright Maiden Sterley Betty Reraud Cherry Girl Profile Don Hamilton Lighthouse Lyndhurst Bell of the Hay Troxier John Marra Martin Gliplan Kitty Fisher Inspector General Alencon Bogerman Anderson Chalice Harmarket Raho Sir Compton HM McFall Strougham Thomas Moory Cull Holland Brunnwald Tony W Pickett Minot Hergen Eschau Orwin Woolstona Sancttm Dander Heart Pang

Jacksonville Results First Race at Fort Worth Downs Doors

results from a Jacksonville race card with multiple races, horses, odds, and placings. Amanda Lee won the first race with a 4 to 1 payout. Fluby Knight and Indora placed second and third in detailed betting lines. Additional races list winners, callers, and fields with odds.

Furtonga Amanda Lee Burns Fluby Knight Taggart Indora McCahey Mink Mozart Sam Matthews Helen Gow Dancing Queen Ala Earl Merania Oghwaga Frances Ray Tortuous Ottavia Governor’ Gray Walah White Yool McTaggart Idian Imprint Gold Cap Paln Koerner Byrne Peep Gyer John Patterson Spring Frog McAndrew Don Plaz Siga Monk Golconna Mec Caney Christina Edwin L Peap Voltaire

Tech Freshmen Schedule Student Baseball Tour

Ray Bresnahan acting manager lists arranging a schedule for tech freshmen baseball with teams in Washington and vicinity. Address 3 Rhode Island avenue northeast.

Tech Washington Ray Bresnahan Rhode Island Avenue

Roller Injured in Bout Ends Match Early

In Omaha on February 17 Dr B F Roller of Seattle was seriously injured after 26 minutes of wrestling in the second bout with Jess Westgaard of Des Moines and was forced to quit the match, which Westgaard won after Roller took the first fall in 26 minutes and 40 seconds. An examination showed the injuries were not permanent.

Westgaard Omaha Nebr B. F. Roller Seattle Wash Jess Westgaard Des Moines Roller

Juarez Race Day Results From Four Furlongs to Six

Four furlongs saw Zapotepee Lau der win at 6 to 1 with Sayville second and Big Lamb third. The Raven Gunlongs Fritz Benmett won the second race while Buna captured the 1 1/8 mile event. Kepeh topped the fourth race, Union Jack won the fifth, and Rey El Tovar led the six furlong card with Thurbet close behind. Several horses named as also ran across the program.

Zapotepee Lauder Sayville McCullough Big Lamb Molesworth Prince Melbourne Beeger Dattle Martin Casey Lauder Raven Fritz Benmett Bruce Interpoge F Smith Dencen Gunston Charlie Rothschild Fred Malhotland Eld Kepeh Parker Dennis Stafford McGee Tame Candleberry Union Jack ¢Allen Dacia Moore Lee's Friar Notany Tonal Antige Samtox Hidden Hand Malpitas Erta Rey el Tovar Parklot Thurbet Tea Bods Rie Nick Bonnie Prince Charlie Nila Flying Pearl Nyanza Deerfoot

Jacksonville racing entries reveal crowded fields and varied purses

A long list of entries across multiple races details 2 year olds through older horses at Jacksonville. Notable names include Working Lad Margerum manager Mack and Col Holloway with bids around 110. Several purses, distances from four furlongs to a mile, and numerous horses such as Golden Arbs Altadena Amorel Eng lish Usther Grecian Bend and Aunt Kata appear with declared weights and odds.

Jacksonville Paise Working Lad Margerum Mack Mexentius Col Holloway Eficency Kitty K Walker Beott Setling Altadena Amorel Mason and Blossom Engish Usther Joy Yvouni Big Brave Masalo Menalit Gold Point Balelta Commendation Juarez Leon Lowern Tee May Heechman Fritz Emmett Hen Wilson Emma L Trafalgar Petite Oiseau Curtongs Hannin Cresten Marian Asey Lena Lech Sir Edward Florence Smiley Metzher Honten Light Wool Anne Metvee Miss Caithness Lona Hound the World Frank Matlens Flang Wolf Love Rot Locle Ben Marjorie A Selah Bette Sue Sabago Morkier Pippin Cragsover Fynny Footsteps Balronia Hannibal Ney Salvage He Kanns Lakerd and Arrow Shaft High Culture el Melina Ned Carmark Jon Wells Pleasant

Boxers Fight Night Upsets In Milwaukee Card

Rudolph Unholz of Milwaukee is knocked out by Jack Redmond in the sixth round of a ten round bout after two swift solar plexus blows. Unholz led in most rounds until the KO ending the match. Schultz Signs for Two Years with Philadelphia Nationals. will not start spring work.

Redmond Unholz Milwaukee Wis Rudolph Unholz Jack Redmond Anholz Schultz Philadelphia

Auto Show Near End Draws Large Enthusiastic Crowd

About 6,000 people filled Convention Hall last night for the auto show. Commissioner Rudolph praised the exhibition as a revelation and noted the strong buyer interest as dealers swapped in new models. Many machines were sold and literature exhausted, with plans to ship displays to Baltimore for next week’s show.

Convention Rudolph Cuno H. Rudolph Convention Hall Washington Geler Baltimore BAKER

Moore Outpoints Keyes In Ten Round Gloves Match

Pal Moore of Philadelphia defeats Bert Keyes in a ten round National Sporting Club bout. Moore dominated with a rapid left jab and consistent lead work, landing far more often than Keyes. Keyes showed effort with a ninth round rally, but Moore's movement and defense prevented effective returns.

New York Pal Moore Philadelphia Bert Keyes National Sporting Club Moore Keyes Philadelphian Motone

Danny McMahon Feathery Star Dies By His Own Hand

Detroit mourns Danny McMahon a former top featherweight once among the best who fought Battling Nelson to a draw in 1900. Once active in Philadelphia and Chicago circuits he declined sharply in recent years and ended his life by suicide.

Detroit Danny McMahon McMahon Nelson Philadelphia Chicago

Pensacola to Race in March

Pensacola reports from Tampa indicate that after the Tampa meetings end early in March all horses will be transported to Pensacola for another 20 day racing meeting.

Pensacola Fla Tampa

Auto Show Notes Highlight Washington's 1911 Event

The Washington auto show drew growing crowds and strong interest, with trucks and dealers showing new power and electric models. Notable figures include Charlie Stone and Tiny Crieger, who joined a hill climb or road race challenge against John Nolan and Mat Trimble, while Randall Hagner weighed entry. Gardiner Orme lags only slightly behind his Regal sales average as previews hint at a March truck show and a new White motor car showroom on Connecticut Avenue.

Tiny" Crieger John Nolan Mat Trimble Randall Hagner Imperial Motor Car Company Connecticut Avenue White Power Rauch & Lang Electrics

Legislature to Probe Court in Ruef Case

San Francisco February 17 extraordinary inquiry authorized by a joint committee to investigate California State supreme court. The seven member panel can call papers and witnesses and administer oaths over conducts and business of the court linked to Abe Ruef graft trial. Ruef was convicted of bribery and sentenced to fourteen years.

Ruef California Washington Post San Francisco State Supreme Court Webb Abe Ruef Supreme Court

Williams brings $440000 Velasquez portraits to New York

Charles Romer Williams, stating he represents Agnew of London, arrived on the Mauretania with two paintings. One is a Velasquez valued at $440,000, with the ship purser noting a rule taxing paintings by value. A $2,100 duty applied, Williams paying $2,000. The portraits were moved to public stores to satisfy government they are old masters and not dutiable.

New York Charles Romer Williams Agnew London Mauretania Velasquez Williams

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