Crack Shot Wins Selling Event By Six Lengths
Special to The Wellington Post from New York reports Crack Shot earning a six length victory in a selling handicap at Brighton track. Tee tired after a strong drive finishing by a length and a half ahead of Tee’s rival, with Wave runner up and Rad News another length behind.
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Trash
Sweet
Traveller
Suffrage
Wngton Post
New York
J Joyners Creasina
Brighton
Tee
Tony Bonero
al Wave
Rad News & To
Don Boprique
Golconde
Billy Bodemer
J Joyners
Bska
Trouveur
Sammary
Trouvewr
Sittok
Horse Race Report Highlights Big Lead in Photo Finish
In a crowded sprint program at the track, Creesina seized an early lead and held on to win with a strong finish over Traveler, Monocle, and others. Rumors swirled about betting and sales after Traveler’s victory and Woodford Clay’s decision to sell him and Nimbus for about $5900 to George M. Odom.
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Creesina
John Hyland
Tony Bonero
Sain
Clay
Traveler
Prince of Melbourne
KiNcreen
Gus Helm
Donatus Dandy Dixon
Campeon Sniff Lasata
Catherine Simpson
Woodford Clay
Nimbus
George M Odom
Odom
Horse Racing Entries and Selling Highlights Include Many Named Horses
Racing card lists multiple entries and selling races across six furlongs to longer distances. Notable horses and owners appear, including Comedienne, Lady Swift, Beauty Bright, and Mace. Several races feature six percent selling and steeds like Lizzie Fiat, Moongold, and Ardington, with matchups and expected prices noted.
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Fis ate-Haidt
Rouse
Ebsuedale
Warterspeed
Frank GI
Mealon
Ido
Arase
Tony Horer
Blake
Ory
Comedienne
Corl
Nap
Helen Skea
Lady Arma
Pillow Starik
Impire
Ronzella Meblity Ant Beauty Bright
Tru
Saratoga Racing Outlook Shifts Toward High Class Stakes
The Spa prep scene signals fewer horses but tougher entries as owners skip long trips for two weeks at Saratoga. Cavanaugh train crew plans one 10-car special for the trip. Notable horses like Watercress Arnette colt and Cressina drew attention, while several noted owners and trainers weigh autumn plans and spring form.
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New York
Jhit Cavanaugh
Ian
Tens Ife
Sarooga
Saratog
Keene Willies
Belmont Madden Dur Veal Joyner
Hichcok Koapa
Easton
Watercress
Arnette Coltato
Brighton
Re Hable
Jos F Ryan
Wat Whitney Faslon
James Ro
Haggin
Rob Watson Jr
C Plate
Trouyeur
Sidney Paget
Mexican Stuer
J . WeCormek
Cressina
Jfee
Local Amateur Games Across City Leagues
Capital City League features Bloomingdale Athletic Club at Stephens Institute with Capital City Park games. Marquette League matches Marines West against Jo seph at Thirteenth and D streets. G E Howard Printing faces Goldenberg at Eighth Street and Florida Avenue North. Independence League pits Gurley Athletic Club against Math Street Christina Church at McDevitt Field. Columbia League has Metropolitans versus Independents at First and W Streets Northwest. Railroad YMCA League sees Trathmen play Car Department at Sixth Street and Florida Avenue Northeast. Sunday School League Bethany clashes with Miath at Sixth and Detreeta Northeast.
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Capital City League
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Stephens Institute
Capital City Park
Marquette
Marines West Joseph
Thirteenth
D Streeta
Howard Printing Company
Goldenberg
Eighth Street
Florida Avenue North
Independence League
Gurley Athletic Club
Christina Church
McDevitt
Columbia League
Metropolitans
V8 Independents
First
W Streets
Northwest Railroad Ymca League
Trathmen
Sixth Street
Florida Avenue
Northeast Sunday School
Bethany
Miath
Sixth and
Detreeta
Local League Scores Reported From Multiple Circuits
Yesterday's results list Capital City League Brentwood 11 at Landes and Capital City Park, Marquette Vigilants 6, St Paul 3, Thirteenth and D streets northeast. Commercial League National Electric Supply Co 2 at Eighth Street and Florida Avenue NE. Independence League Advent Athletic Club 7 Mahhattans McDevittsfield. Columbia League Washington Heights 3. Cardinals First and W Streets North went. Railroad Y MCA League Shopmen 1 Union Station 5. Fifth Street and Florida Avenue NE. Sunday School League No game played.
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Capital City League
Brentwood
Atlandes
Capital City Park
Marquette League
Vigilants
St Paul
Thirteenth
D Streets
Northeast Commercial League
Ational Electric Suply Company
J Murphy Company
Eighth Street
Florida Avenue
Independence League
Advent Athletic Club
Mahhattans
McDevittsfield
Columbia League
Washington Heights
Cardinals
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Shopmen
Union Station
Fifth Street
Florida
Minor Heir Leads at Grand Circuit Stake in Closely Fought Heat
Detroi Midh reports Minor Heir backed by a Chicago contingent wins the final four heats at the Grand Circuit meeting before 10,600 spectators. The Eel leads early, but Minor Heir nets a fast 203 heat time and secures the stake amid tense pacing and multiple heat winners.
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Wile
Detroi Midh
Minor Heir
Chamber of Commerces
Twis
Neir
Heir
Axtellay
Breaka
Gers
Rent Om
Prince Arundel
Alveda
Aandel Brooh
Ashkind Wiles
Smurore
Gee
Jerry Patchon
Wilson
Ada
Bios
Pace
Shambor of Commerce
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Redeala
Dea
Gamboller
Bevte Ridwen
John i Wa Dwen
Terry Och
Hal Raven Bor
Bob Marager
Qrendy
Miserchell
Medtakon
Bene
Bik
Ceers
Tada Plocolt
Durfee
Tim
Jno Heate
Axtelay Oh Om
Aslett—Rathay
Kiemlin
A. Thomas
Aauilli
Kremin Crite
Diack Sk
Symboleer
Westbrook
Dean
Lastley
Warveteiry
Burgess
Vigilants Set Baseball Record In St Paul Victory
St Paul Vigilants defeated the opponents 6 to 0 in a game that lasted 1 hour 15 minutes. Notable performances include Wilcox and Nicholson contributing key hits and pitching, with team offense creating multiple runs through timely hits and walks.
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Vigiants
Deay
Nicholson Citpitehed
Wilcox
Cletter
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Violenta Adroat
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Rountree
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Shopmen Triumph In Station 5 7 Victory Over Station
Shopmen routed Station 7 to 5 in a Faltdrod League match yesterday. Key hitters included Rider Meredith and Smick with solid catches and pitching from Umbaugh and Rupert. Runs came from Robey Sullivan Meredith Dougherty and Parner as Shopmen built a lead and held on to win.
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Tider
Waiteme
Olivene
Rupert
Iembaugh
Shonen Boo
Stanton
Robey
Sullivan
Meredith
Dougherty
Parner
Rder
Smek
M Turner
Fiat Basam Balsam Ruper
Umbaugh
Ruper
Spenc
Sylvan
Turner
Rider Smirk
Mo Turner
Tayor
Showalter
Pitner
Umbaugh Wei
Holla Wiliams
Daugherty
Mr Flynn
Hora
Waterspeed Colts Sailor Pillow and More Race Card
Bughton Beach features a crowded lineup including Charles Edward Halket Nimbue Waterspeed Colts with Hanneil Short Cui Bonne Kelso Rida Neaton Big Chief Cairngorm Monoe Coat of Acms Quen Marguerite Sailor Pillow Betty Vincent Fort Ene Point Lace Matecoy Boadlea Ked Hussar Lignanda Highbinter Mr Alister Wonlaida Ligzia 7 at Miss Strome Royal Onyx Warmorean Huk Uneasy Blue Lee Lacy Estler Camille Salon Sbngle. The field spans many names in a brisk running program likely for a local meet.
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Nimbue
Waterspeed
Hanneil
Bonne Kelso
Rida Neaton
Cairngorm Monoe
Quen
Marguerite Sailor
Betty Vincent
Fort Ene Point Lace
Matecoy Boadlea Ked Hussar Lignanda Highbinter
Alister Wonlaida
Ligzia
Miss Strome Royal Onyx
Warmorean Huk Uneasy Blue
Lee Lacy
Estler
Camille Salon
Sbngle
Harding's double saves Atlantics from Brentwood rout
Harding delivered a two base hit in the eighth that scored two for the Atlantics, turning an 11 to 2 deficit into a relief win over Brentwood. Walker worked effectively for Brentwood, fanning eight and keeping hits scattered as McAnight and McKnight were tagged, with Sanders homering early and Beckett making a fine defensive play in right.
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Ioning
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Mearby Herring
Harding Noes
Hamltie Hotman
Henslboe Ricker
Beckett
Becket If
Fy Peeher
Wonden
Unpire
Mt Belk
Treasury Guards and Vacation Notices Spread Through Departments
Visitors tour the Treasury to view guards and weapons while Capt Cobaugh explains drill and secret doors. The piece also lists numerous federal employees across agencies taking annual leave, vacations, or transfers, with destinations from Virginia to Maine and notes on personnel changes and leisure plans.
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H A Cobaugh
Watch
Lncle Sams
Telllne
Fort Myer
Taft's Acceptance Speech Evaluates Campaign Reform
Taft defends Republican finances and transparency, touts law banning corporate funding for elections, and endorses a New York treasurer’s declared reports. He contrasts Democratic promises with Republican actions, endorses income tax flexibility, and argues for elected senators while criticizing exaggerated Democratic spending claims.
Nations Electric Defeats Murphy in Close Commercial League Game
Nations Electric Supply Co edged E J Murphy 4 to 3 in seven innings. Reichard pitched effectively for the Nationals, fanning nine and allowing five hits. Blake Lawson led at the plate with a double and two singles in four trips, while Kline’s fifth inning drive off Chapin was a key defensive play.
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Qarr
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Oj Meinrick
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O Price
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Tal
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Walke
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Wallach
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Organic Heart Trouble
A patient describes severe heart trouble with shortness of breath and coughing. After using Dr Myles New Heart Cure, she reports improvement with five bottles taken and a sixth planned, claiming she did not die and noting a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
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Willis
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Ore
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Franchise Retained In Tri State League Amid Sale Talks
The Washington Post reports Wilmington club keeps its Tri State League spot as Williamsport capital buys the franchise. Harry Wolverton to manage next year with other Williamsport backers, and overdue salaries will be paid. Promoters from Scranton and Harrisburg offered to take over, but league president Carpenter preferred Wilmington retention. The sale to Williamsport is to close tomorrow with several changes anticipated.
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