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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

27

Brighton Beach meet ends with big upset wins

At Brighton Beach track the summer meeting closed amid upsets and a 69 crowd. Arasee led from the start to win the steeplechase race by seven lengths over Big Chief, with Water speed and others close behind in the lengthy program.

Tom McGrath Waterspeed Washington Post New York Brighton Beach Cavanaugh Saratoga Big Chief Arasee Iame Hig Chief Strel H Se Omedienne Lenin Simnss Nek ¢Haries Priward

Didnt Like Musgraves Ride at Washagt Post 1 Aerk July

Local racing report critiques Musgraves performance at Washagt, noting he finished second amid stewards inquiry into riding tactics. Mentions rival bets, trainer actions, and controversy over a late-event ride. References several horses and figures, including Tyson, Tom McGrath, and Aron Millers, and notes criticism from multiple sources.

Washagt Tecae Wiserve Eit Pont Arnan el Miopases Eise Joe Eluty Aloga Lusul Newcrstle Hays

Racing results at Fort Erie and Biaghton Beach

Tom McGrath showed speed to win six furlongs at Biaghton Beach while Arasee won again for Crest handicap, and Waterspeed beat Pirate in a steeplechase at Fort Erie. Rides by Lee and McDaniel drew protests but stewards issued no action.

Biaghton Beach Tom McGrath Gilbert Davidson Garland H. Smith Migs Strome Martin Husk Powers Lady Esther Diller McGrath Tne Oliver Haks Waterspeed Ple

Fort Erie Race Meet Folds Through Rough Night

Results from Fort Erie show multiple races for 3 year olds and 4 year olds over varied furlongs, with Pimpante and King Twist among top finishers. Notable jockeys include Powers and Red, while horses such as Lignande and Moongold also ran, highlighting a busy program with close finishes and several seconds and thirds.

Hampton Lies Pimpante Travers Bera Grace Gollig Jennie Bare Powers Moongold Strom Owen Meella Bermen Chalfente Fonte Rosal Onis Lally Carel Maimerean Krlington Suderman Ty Bittle Osage Nopelian Elie Lee Fred Mace Sneasy Pola Atsa van Smnth Miles Lady Fedle Aurem Sale Denaelv Tower Thirl Tima Lotta Chanda Saney Camil Usiy Aid Harry Wi Heseh Algo Ray

Messy Racecard Fragment Highlights Diverse Entries at Event

OCR fragment lists numerous race entries across mile to five furlong heats with horses such as Steelmaker Ban MW, Filowgs Ben Homma, Mohawk Bunaag Water, and Law and I nal JM wach Mairdene. Mentions 3 year olds, unward 1 mile, Sprays, and odds-like figures. No coherent event details or outcomes available.

Aletheus Steelmaker I Carvas Fen Kin James Bunaag Water Bedoun Davosetra Ant Darkie Wreitor Tourtesy Svee Mallen Constellation Far West Fust Gerrmund Catherine Cardwell Ules Crittenden Ruey Gladis Louise Emperor Wylliam i Ord Olambala Citzaceth Harwoot Caitha Mary Lady Erna Sa Sudermin Slater Cormmpe Shirles Wartin John Caterol Ellicott Folly Prining Pea Molly Montrose Miss Marjorie Honest Lexi

Saratoga Race Card Fragments and Names

Readable OCR reveals a jumble of race notes and person names including Saratoga mentions and various odd spellings. The fragmentary text lists many proper nouns such as Alettues Jacob, Canvas Genrer, Statesman Pradtal, Panel, Te Wrsier, Doreen bane, Rose Olumbals, Elizabeth, Sadrman Oltec, Sir Sneke, V John, Parrett, Quagg. The scattered items hint at a racing meeting card or panels but no complete event details or outcomes are discernible.

Saratoga Alettues Jacob Elease Scandag Selemon Statesman Pradtal Fim Zpango Sein Spray Doreen Bane Fert Ene Cran Certmander Weedlings Rose Olumbals Jn Alizabeth Fa Sadrman Oltec Sir Sneke John Furreil Tarnin Devic Vwoane Adame Hiars Fesia Hophen Senator Parrett Quagg Erus

Minnows Seined From Local Streams Spark Protests

Sportsmen in the Washington area protest a Washington man who has captured and sold 17 portion of minnows from Potomac tributaries. Several streams have yielded hundreds of bait, including a haul near Derwood last night. Property owners vow to prosecute trespass as streams are depleted.

Rockville Vct Ts Vicinity Potomac Arma Washington Derwood

Doyles Victory In Three Straight Sets At Longwood

In Boston on July 25, Little of New York defeated W J Clothier of Philadelphia in three straight sets to win the singles feature at Longwood. The match showcased top form as Little edged Clothier in a strenuous battle before advancing to the Eastern doubles round with Doyle. Alexander of New York also impressed by beating Niles of Boston, while Wright of New York claimed a hard fought win over Wrenn.

Longwood FR. D. Little New York W. J. Clothier New Yorks Boston Mass Adp Little W J Clothier Clothier H E Doyle Ceb Doyle Washington Clever W F Jennson Philadelphia R. C Weaver Alexander F B N W Niles Niles Alexanders Acemacs BC Wright L Wrenn Jr Wright Com Bull Jr Levering Wise Aston Babney Boston Ames Povidence Inman New Yok Sulinaay Phtas Basta Westfall Sweeissr Piimpton Boesaton Stott Allanchord Little New York Tiler Philedephis Guz Alewader Nework Aetted Ies Baston ROC Wrisht Roston GWL Wrenn Nework Ganl Wright Wienn Dramien Fi J Nolt H I Foster Galley Uver Larned Wrenn Holt Foster G 4Rdemon J M Jones Providence Od Whitman H Whitmancester A Sweetser Plimpton H D Stat HA Mathard Rite CB Doyle Washington D W Johnson R C_Seaver TP Rhodes J Gallaway Tf H Palmer G L Wrenn Dewhurst Gefault Tssne Wesnington Rose Danvile Danville Richmet Riegs Redmond Lipe Stagon Richmond OAB Doyle Chieffray Mk Tydeman Rf Lipe Gb Henn Qj Kanzler Ib Stafford Sandhest Issher O'Titman Remhar Alison Thockara Messitt Loos Ospiks fBieorer Loth Dant Ie Tideman Doyle Fsher Staxon Isoa Ll Messit Spake Eanetmans Stingon Brarks Sacrie Doyle Tideman Titman Metstte Sparka Higes Stafford Heffron Sandherr Basea Danille Riehm Sparks Leos Mesers Hennegar I McBrever

Portsmouth Takes Two From Roanoke in doubleheader

Portsmouth swept Roanoke 2-1 and 2-0 in a day game and a nightcap. Strong relief by Lanene and offensive support from McGee and Painter keyed the wins as Roanoke fought to the finish in both contests.

Xerfilk Portsmouth Roanoke SOHO Toanche Feester Georad Portsmidh Ronnake Gnadinger Wadleteh Harnad Jung Forsmouth Parsmouth Rearaka Val Otey Strick Vall Yoo Vsehu Heseler Hite Gutheen Vall McGee Schrader Qheswler Gnadtiger Rfs Guineen Opainter Brennan O/Shaffes Ib Tener Toteas Wuns—Tower Portsmoun Fortsmouth Hamilton Morriser Hy Hamilton Morlesey Lohr Hesser McGee Lattimer Lawreme Foner Lattimer Mace Sune

Trainhere Defeats Car Department in Narrow League Victory

In an intriguing game the Trainmen beat the Car Department 19 to 8 in the R M C A League. Car Department rallied after five innings but Trainmen held, with Ryan and Poore delivering key triples and Stokes, Covert, and Green contributing offense. Final score 19-8 after a lengthy 1 hour 45 minute contest.

Car Department Ike Peora Bia Bam Ryan Olsenkins Oi Groves Foore Handy Hendy Brown Bland Opel Ec Kilroy Burley Groven Ryon G Babe bits—Brown Graves Bysche Jen-kins Hanfy Poore Shanahan Geckfirg Poors Ryan Stokes Pacsed Balle Bell Showalte

Gurley Wins Independence League Tilt In Slow Pitch Battle

Gurley defeated Ninth yesterday in the Independence League 1 to 0. Armbruster starred for the losers in a game paced by Falconer pitching for the winners. Numerous fielding feats, minor miscues, and late scoring by Gurley highlighted the contest as fans watched a tight defensive struggle unfold.

Wallach Menhattane Gurley Sinth Street Armbruster Falconer Rhodes Beri Coleman Ilpomooy Fowler Stewart Armber Ioba Lee Ogeibs McMahan McCarthy Bares Nioth Gurtey OU Malle Fatconer Mahan Dalconer MeoMahan Bane Coleman Uonslery Palzoner Donnelly Stewart Gelber Lee Donovan Wynkoop Donnelly McMehan

Ballston Varsity Edges Union Printers in Close Ballston Clash

Ballston, Va hosted a tight ballgame as Ballston defeated Union Printers 8 to 6. Key players included Woods with a strong run and Penrose delivering important throws, while Reynolds pitched for Union Printers and Ball led by Corson striking out multiple batters.

Tre Columbia Ballston Woods Penrose

Cholera Fears Sweep Volga Region As Fair Opens

Russia braces for Asiatic cholera along the Volga from Ni zhny Novgorod to the Caspian Sea amid declared cholera zones. Isolation hospitals, a floating hospital, and river inspection services are in place. six steamers with doctors patrol the Volga to screen raftmen and travelers. The risk center is Nizhny Novgorod, near the annual fair that draws merchants from across Russia and Siberia.

St Petersburg Mizhni Novgorod Caspian Volga Dan Cossacka Nizhul Russia Siberia

CENT STAMP CAUSES MURDER IN WHARTON TEXAS

In Wharton Texas on July 23 A B Painter shot and killed G W Jackson after a quarrel over a one cent postage stamp. Painter, who ran the post office, confronted Jackson about mailing a letter with only a one cent stamp. Police and local officials reported the fatal dispute stemming from the stamp issue.

Wharton

Capital City League and Local Leagues Roundup

Yesterday’s results show postponed Capital City League exhibition and several city leagues with mixed scores. Notable games include Bloomingdale 9 over 6, G E Haward 6 5, Gurley Athletic Club 11 9, and Metropolitans 7 3.

Amateur league slate features city teams in Sunday play

Today's program lists Capital City Lesgie Brentwood versus Stephen's at Capital City Park, Seventh Street games in multiple leagues. Matches include Marquette League St Paul against Turner Athletic Club at Thirteenth and D and other fixtures across northeast districts.

Capital City Lesgie Brentwood Stephen's Capital City Park Bethany Vo Ptresta Marquette St Paul Turner Athletic Club Northeast Commercial League Wm Hahn & Co National Electric Supply Co Atrest Florida Avenus Twining McDevitt Columbia Hekington Washington Heights D. Atreats Northeast Railroad Young

Mystery in Their End at Lake Sylvia Raids Questions

Annandale Minnesota July 22 reports a double drowning at Lake Sylvia involving George A Raisbeck and his wife from New York. Mrs Raisbeck was found kneeling in about three feet of water with facial bruising. Mr Raisbeck later found in twenty feet. Coroner cites drowning but bruises and lack of lung water suggest possible foul play. Percival Raisbeck, stage performer known as Percy Bronson, plans to visit to investigate the deaths.

Annandale Minn George A Raisbeck New York Lake Sylvia Mre Raisbeck Ridgway Reisbeck Raisbeck Reisheck Mr. Ratebeck Chicago Percival Raisbeck Percy Bronson Annandale Minn George Raisbeck

Powers Funeral Attendees Named by Speaker and Senators

Speaker Cannon designates House members to attend Representative Powers funeral in Pittsfield Maine at 10 o clock tomorrow. Listed are Burleigh Littlefield Allen Maine Sulloway Currier New Hampshire Connell Lovering Metall Lawrence Petere Gillette Massachusetts Fowler New Jersey Mann Illinois Hamilton Michigan Draper New York McHenry Pennsylvania Henry Connecticut. Senate names Vice President Failbanks designates Senators Hale Frye Maine Gallinger New Hampshire Crane Massachusetts Rayner Maryland to attend.

House Cannon Fourth Maine Pittsfield Burleigh Littlefield and Allen Sulloway and Currier New Hampshire Connell Lovering Metall Lawrence Petere Gillette Massachusetts Fowler New Jersey Mann Linois Hale and Frye Gallinger Crane Rayner Maryland

Immigrant Inquiry Ties 3 Women to Deportation Risk

Police and inspectors in the First Precinct and the bureau of commerce and labor investigated three women held on immigration charges. Annie Gorelich and Georgie Lenigon remained jailed on 509 dollars bond. Irene Sleightz was released but watched. Ida Drury and Anna Taylor faced 2000 dollar bonds as organizers of the alleged houses. Additional arrests expected as Baldwin and Catts pursue deportation cases. Also arriving were American athletes from London with trainer Murph for upcoming local Olympic events, including Carpenter Cartmel Irons Pilgrim Smithsen and Hillman.

Bureau of Commerce and Labor Annie Gorelich Georgie Lenigon Irene Sleightz Ida Drury Anna Taylor United States Commission Policeman Catts First Precinct George B Baldwin Immigration Department Baldwin Paltmore Bays Wuiy Soo London Murph Carpenter Cartmel Irons Pilgrim Smithsen Hillman

Demand for Improved Tramway Service Reaches Commission

Executive Officer H C Eddy will pursue a request for better tramist facilities after a letter from W B Shaw of Kenilworth, D C, detailing a 40 minute car schedule with 20 minute spikes on Sundays and holidays. Shaw argues higher frequency would double riders within two years and suggests through service to the Treasury to save time. Eddy notes only a few complaints include detailed information and plans to begin a formal investigation into car service and airbrake issues.

H C Biddy The District Railway Commission W B Shaw Kenilworth D C Mr Eddy Shaw Fifteenth and H Streets Bhaw Treasury Fifteenth End Eddy Commission Moss Chamber of Commerce Westinghouse Air Brake Company Westinghouse Chamber

Admiral Hemphill Relieved as Asiatic Squadron Chief

Navy issues orders to replace Rear Admiral Hemphill with Captain Charles B Harber of the Maine as commander of the Asiatic squadron. Harber to be followed by Captain William B Caperton from the Denver. Maine’s captaincy to be filled by Caperton. Junior officers in the special service squadron reshuffled as it sails from Manila on its world cruise. Hemphill to return to the United States but remain on active duty until June.

Navy Department Pacific Hemphill Charles B Harber Maine Harber William B Caperton Denver Manila United States

Col Symons Retired After 37 Years of Service

Cal Symons of the corps of engineers was placed on the retired list of the army yesterday after 37 years of service. He voluntary gave up active duties and is now employed on the New York State canal commission. He was formerly superintendent of public works.

Cal Thomas W Symons Engneers Ust Army Cal Symons New York State Canal Commission Pulic

Army Orders from July 23 War Department Bulletin

Army notices list retirements and new active duty assignments across multiple units. Capt Hervey W Miller and Capt Harry A Leerhaeuser receive retirements after long service. several lieutenants and captains are ordered to active duty at various posts including Fort Sheridan Camp Perry and Madison NY. Promotions include Maj Frank McIntyre and Lt Charles Nelson with transfers to Twenty-sixth and Thirteenth Cavalry respectively.

Levey of Alsene Hervey W Miler Harry Leerhaeuser Siateenth Infantry Thomas W Lemons Sucloss Everett Anderson James K Ashburn Henry C Diet Bowes Ira C Brown Po Brown Wilmont Brown George FP Campbetl George R Claxton George W Cook Charles Wo Cullen Willam O Cunliffe Oscar F Davis Chan de Kratt Arthur C “Delacroix William de Niedman Charles T Dally Henry Vo Tiler Julius Ahe Pascoa Bawin W. Patterson Howard Friet George H Richardson Wallace Sabin John M Shepherd Raber E Sievers John T Ho Slayter Hodney D Smith William H Smith Frederick H Sparrenberger Samuel Springwater George P J Nelson Twenty-fourth Infantry Leonard L Deltrick Fort Wiagate Camp Perry Ohio National Watch Frank CheAtham Columbus Francia A Ruggles Fifteenth Cavalry Frank McIntyre War Department

Torpedo nets a success in key naval tests

Secret tests at Coddington Cove and Buzzards Bay used a steel mesh torpedo net hoped to withstand close range torpedo shocks. The Morris and Gwynn fired torpedoes at nets above water, while underwater shots were made by submarines in Buzzards Bay. Unofficial reports say results were satisfactory for protecting cruisers and torpedo craft in war.

Newport Coddington Cove Buzzards Bay Fred Morris Gwynn Fred Burnards Bay

Young seaman wins medal at Newport naval contest

Newport July 29 apprentices compete for a gold marksman prize offered by the Admiral Trenchard section of the Navy League of New York. Apprentice H H Swafford, 18, won with a score of 432 out of 500. Six hundred entrants took part, Swafford held a secure lead among a large field. he enlisted in the navy at Fort Worth.

Washington Post Newport R. I Admiral Trenchard Navy League of New York H H Swafford Swafford Navy Fort Worty

Among the Amateurs: Stern Beats Maryland Avenue Stars

The four and a half favorite Stern defeated the Maryland Avenue Stars in the Southwest Junior League yesterday by 12 to 6. Matera pitched strongly while Oldfeld was knocked out of the box in the first inning.

Fereat Stern Maryland Avenue Stars Matera Oldfeld

Movements of Naval Vessels and Army Troops

Movements indicate arrivals at Newport Yankee and other ports including Hampton Roads New York and New London. Ships Yankee Plunger Mayflower and Hartford depart for various naval yards. Army orders fix duty changes for officers and a Thirteenth Infantry march from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Riley for maneuvers. Two cars in the Hower trophy auto race depart Pittsburg toward Bedford for the endurance event.

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