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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

8

Kenilworth Residents Target Western Union Poolroom

Kenilworth Citizens Association seeks to cut Western Union Telegraph service to a local poolroom claiming the company supplies racing data. Letters to many directors request discontinuance as debates over grand jury convening and public petitions unfold amid county and district disputes.

Harvard Varsity Crew Races Four Miles in Good Condition

Harvard varsity eight completes a four mile row against a strong tide and favorable wind with a steady 2% stroke easing to 2 minutes 3 seconds for the final mile. Freshmen reach Red Top. coach Wray suffers a carbuncle and possible surgery. Yale held to practice near quarters. Monument to H D Fulford unveiled in Utica amid state shoot attendance.

Harvard Washington Post New London Wray Capt. Filley Red Top Wae Monahan New London Hospital Yale Hecht

Go Between wins Brookdale handicap at Gravesend

New York June 13 Go Between easily captured the Brookdale handicap at Gravesend leading for seven furlongs then sprinting clear to win by six lengths. Dolly Spacker the pacemaker ran second with Buttling close behind. Deviltree, a young filly by Top Gallant out of Imp, placed second in the last race to Whimsical. Track was heavy with several notable placings across the card.

New York Deviltree Butling King Pepper J. J. Walsh Ama Cannon Ball Odom Old England Crimmine Bob Delay Green Ike Jon Vagory Clesaiog Laut Montreson Quadriile Lipton Gotowin Alwin Etta Brate Siniater Nicol D'Aritie Martin Beautor Travers Laxcaster Masterson Commodore Fontaine Huddy Flavigny Burm Dolly Speaker Nico Battling Hotter Catrick Merry Lark Little Em Alsa Builing Sidreanth Miles Heanse Wing L. Smith Semalijan Miller Confessor Baird Tame Sweet Alles Orthonex Kenilworth Xibilek Duke of Kendal Jury C Whimalenl W. Knapp Deviliea Ito Baise Tod SuMateney Lyne Babe B Minn Point Susa Alley de Gay Moonshine Swallow Goldie Sweetheart Lady Hindoo Society Bud Myrtte’ C Spendthritt Helen

Jockey Hector Killed in Steeplechase At American Jockey Club

In a steeplechase at the American Jockey Club track in St Louis on June 13, Hector riding Wellesley was killed after horses fell near the half mile pole. Jockey Morris on Dr Clark was seriously injured. The race card also lists six furlongs Pure Favor winning the first race, with Prince of Pilnen winning the second, Cataline taking the fourth, Jim Boreman winning the fifth steeplechase, Captain Nereth prevailing in six furlongs, and Hartensia winning the one mile seventh.

St. Louia Hector Wellesley Morris Dr. Clark American Jockey Club Claude Walton Flyer Miss Want the Plains Lynch Mary Worth Paul Whaley Old Mike Robert Turny Gextet Gao Goo Prince of Pilnen the Hobby Malakoff Hickory Cornera Tancred Ostbwa Magis Brown St. Novt Blazer Ruth Caddie Ata Hihoan King's Charm de Rosa Aieora Cataline Claremont Little Giant Kenova Brooklyn Satin Coat Maj. Daniels Jim Boreman Alco Commoner Dustint Hartensia St Tammeny Thora Leo Eduardo Rudabek Clandestine W. B. Gates Latonia Cincinnati Ohio Thistle Dudley Zing Eetipiic Zarda Hagen Lethergore Loupy Quickrich Malieable Larvin Neal Prince Glenn Sotling Marshal Ney Fioritxel Haviland Jehane Mintbed Eva Claire Bhetugild Nereator St. Paris Helgerson Areo Handicaix Icewate Bhavens Columbia Mt. Estrads Palma Coruscate Husesh Ren Pive Turlonge Nun's Wolling Eloisa Flow Miss Hawley Vic Keney Allards Delmar St. Louis Bil Holt Sonny Thue Amador Prentie T. B. Zerg Joe Sticks Birmingham Korapattin B. G. Taylor Peter Nathaniel Uite Dr. Wiley Thank Heaven My. Decilver Fred Pattinson Sim ‘Tyrrel Ledapelte Cashier Outlaw Canajohsrle Howlioy Darvish Euclin Ponva Tom Mankins Hotrentot Ben Lear Tom Maybin Bix Ax-arts Etol Kelectic Fyantus St. Louise Lady Sellers Verandah Fortune Taller George T. J. Powall Little Joker Shadow Fritca Nolling AM Black Gorre Top Tyrollan Gallant Casale Gay Adelaide Softing Axares Lansdowne Room Mate Drey Plume Frank Rice Dave Bommers Devines Tom Msybin Lubin Toby ‘Tosa Jack Young King Ellsworth Quermile Madame Jounzon Arest John Randolph McDeceiver Berry Lindon Baxter Rellias Tom Riley Doctor Riley Mamomon Tristan Shandy Decoration Hilee Courtmald Union Park Sleana Doty Lady Felix Prodigal Song Cech W Tim Gainey Pontumla Oudinarde Feronia Hentz Franotamar Brushton Platoon Pipe Hazel Baker All Scarlet Gounell Litto Margaret Capitan Hartie Sherman Billy Woodward Hobson’s Mre. Bub Bncer Chienrra Stenal MW Banans Cream Loula Wagner Parisienne Bocentral Harrison Smily Olver Ora McKinney Licht Hunt Doe

Bertha E Disqualified After First in Second Hemilworth Race

Bertha E favored in the second Hemilworth race was disqualified after crossing first in a tight stretch drive with Cologne. Weather clear and track slow. Latonia and Delmar race summaries follow with multiple horses and times listed.

Bertha E Buffalo Hemilworth Cologne Bertha BE Melde Santara Wauze Lacond Redter Hive Pirate Seby Yathe Asrahgawan Benekart Sweet Tone Frank Foxter Lady Mercury Brush Up Eizoller Fiat Irene Brady Lady Elton Wittehaster Waddell I Tims

Thoroughbred Race Entries Grabs Gravesend Delmar Card

Gravesend and St Louis Delmar race cards list entries across seven races with horses such as Lady Amelia Jake Sanders and True in first race. Notable contenders include Varro Simearisy Bella Debar Mary F Penguin and Dowstemps in handicap events and multiple six furlongs to mile distances with odds and weights provided for each entry.

Gravesend Hamdkap Far Tongs Lady Amelia Roseben Jake Sanders Pasideon Festa Rizki True Marjoram Mace King Towny Waddell Aeronant Diamond Flush One @ng Milan Sellingmarea Memarien Wicard Markamas Jerry Lynch Tol Ban Promta Yom Lawcen Lord Melbourne Cach Hougler Novena Anil Jamailan Fhidian Lest Cherry Debar Mary F Penguin Aadua Sidney F Varibast Dowstemps Wittil Fiso Forlonga Vro-Year-Olda Sir Russell Lawsonlay Sandutrome Gentian High Brush Interteper Speedway Odd Bila Ewagger Merlingo Bt Benedict Ved Greenland Evelyn Griffin Ambitious Jecob Top Teight Masimillian Maxaniello Don Hoyal Blank Prince Jason Fortune Hunter Legatee Lascade Modest Bronk Tyler Berachs Tinbuctoo Belt and Pepper

Everett C. Brown Named Vice President of Amateur Athletic Union

New York June 12 Everett C Brown elected vice president of the Amateur Athletic Union to succeed Charles H Pyrah along with the resignations of Pyrah and Theodore L Gamble. AU Championships awarded to New York Athletic Club with events at 100 220 440 880 yards and mile. Track and field championships set for Portland Exposition August 4 and 6. Credentials issued for athletes John B Taylor Jr Howard & Amsler R L Olsen from University of Pennsylvania and H A Hyman J V Mulligan J L McGucken from Philadelphia to compete abroad this summer.

Everett C. Brown Pyrah New York Amateur Athletie Union Charles H. Pyrah Theodore L. Gamble Central Association Amateur Athletic Union Niw York Athletic Club Portland Exposition Augugust Naional Registration Committeee John B. Taylor Howard & Amsler R. L. Olsen University of Pennsylvania H. A. Hyman J. V. Mulligan J. Ll. McGucken Philadelphia

Alexander Defeats Hobart in Metropolitan tennis play

New York June 18 Play opened in the Metropolitan lawn tennis championship with 28 top players entered for the singles title. Alexander defeated Clarence Hobart from Orange Lawn Tennis Club in a hardcut contest as part of day one action.

Alexander Hobart New York Holcomba Ward Europe Clarence Hobart Orange Lawn Tennis Club Orange N. J Fre Rouré Henry Mellenhaurr Kings County W. E. Watch Throgen Neck F. G. Anderson J. R. Hall Crowceat F. B. Alege Sefasted Claranze Hobart Orange, Jr RD. Little West Stas Ceteac Hackatt Wass Gefeated W. OB Rising T. B Poll 7. C Montgomery Sinanoy T. C

Changes in Football Rules Bar Stealing Ball and Coaching Penalties

New York June 13. Intercollegiate rules committee met in Manhattan Hotel and kept most rules the same. Major change bars stealing the ball after forward progress is stopped and requires the referee to whistle to declare the play dead. Coaching from the sidelines now costs ten yards. New procedures limit on field access after injuries and require time estimates be given only when asked by the captain, with limits to requests.

Washington Post New York Walter Camy Yale W. T. Reid, Jr Harvard L. N. Dennis Cornell Fine Princeton A. A. Stagg University of Chicago Paul Dashiell Annapolis 3. C. Bell University of Pennsylvania Manhattan Han Hnes

Alexandria News In Brief Police Shake Up And Grand Jury

A lively session of the Alexandria city council follows a grand jury probe into police affairs led by Judge Harley. The panel indicted Richard Q Burnett and Maggie J Burnett for selling alcohol without a license after summoning the police force for testimony. The council debated a new telephones for citizens plan with two cent calls, ten free city phones, and a ten thousand dollar start, with promoter-backed cost coverage.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Alesandria Harley Richard Q. Burnett Maggie J. Burnett Barley Burnett Dowd Machen & Moncure Paff Webster Lieut. Smith Folice Lawler Tlt Committee On Atreete Leadbeater

Stout Wins Metropolitan Golf Championship Qualifier

In Short Hills New Jersey June 13 Mrs Charien P Stout of Richmond County Staten Island won the gold medal for the lowest score and also prizes for approaching putting and driving in the Metropolitan Golf Association championship qualifier held at Baltusrol Golf Club. She carded 86 for 6095 yards, two strokes better than former British champion Rhona Adair. Other finalists listed with scores and clubs, including Apawamis Rye and Morristown New Jersey, with varying totals.

Short Hills N. J Metropolitan Golf Association Baltusrol Charien P. Stout Richmond County Club Staten Island Stout Genevieve Hecker Wee Burn Stamford Stamford, Conn America Rhona Adair Ireland P. Stout Richmond County Staten Inland Blox Harlbert Morrin County Morristown E. Hurry Apawemiz Rye Mia N. P. Rogary Flathfeld Misa Julia A. Mix A. H. Harria Apawamis Ganford Hesex County Orange G. Travera Nasenu Glen Cove Misa Helen Bishop Brooklawn Bridgeport Neweau I. T H. B. Clark Apawants L. Daniels Charles L. Tiffany Nessau Glan Cove L. I C. G. Willie Morrie County Pra

Goulds fight over Kilkenny Castle style plans in Long Island suit

Howard Gould faced architect Abner Haydel in Mineola as the trial reveals a dispute over plans for a Kilkenny Castle style home. Mrs Gould pressed for alterations while the architect described costly trips and mounting charges, noting delays and uncompleted drawings.

Flood of bogus checks hits Van Buren town

Bogus Standard Oil payroll checks ranging from 80 to 1000 dollars have fleeced merchants in Van Buren Indiana. The forgeries copied genuine signatures including treasurer F. B Blake and were not detected until reaching company offices. Investigations extend to banks and airfields in New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.

van Buren Ind Standard Oil May F. & Davis New York F. 8 Blake Pennsylvania Ohio Indiias Kentucky

Russian Court Admits Conditional Contraband Cotton Rule

The high admiralty court in St. Petersburg ruled today that the principle of conditional contraband applies to cotton and timber cases. The decision follows long debate and aligns with arguments raised by the United States and Great Britain.

Bt. Petersburg High Admiralty Court Great Britain

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