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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

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4

Ring a Comfortable Winner on the Day's Speculation

A close rider outcome headlines a day of tight finishes with five favorites beaten. Wardine takes the disqualification race after Park Row is disqualified. Hal makes a runaway in the opening race as four events end with close margins.

Ring Park Row Wardine Hal

Winners and match results from multiple races and bouts

The report lists winners by race and competitor across venues including Latona Oakland Kenilworth Windsor and Letohatchee with scores such as 7 to 2 6 to 1 and 11 to 10. Notable victors include Hal Gravesen Delcanta Gore Bonebrake Phil Finch Monsignor and Sir Charlie Thompson among others.

wGRAVESEN_ Hal Harry Delcanta Beamish G Gore Miller Grapple Beckman Saylor E. Dugan Wardine Phil Finch Austin Ada O. Walker Pickens Monsignor Bailey Oakland Minchlef F. Wiilson Avontellus Mentry Even College Widow Gross Jo@ Coyne McRae Eckersall Kirschbaum Palm Kenilworth Tom Shaw A. Brown Nicol Dawson Hagan Missouri Lad

Thrilling Gravesend Race Meet Ends With Disqualification

At Gravesend a chaotic race card produced five favorites beating, tight finishes in four, and a dramatic spill. Park Row led by a nose before disqualification for causing Koerner’s injury, Wardine declared winner. Incachee and others, including Myrtle Stakes winner Grapple, posted close calls and notable upsets.

Myrtle Stakes Plungers Clean Up In Race Finish

New York June 19 Frank Farrell Dave Johnson and friends clean up in the Myrtle Stakes as Grapple wins after heavy wagering. Rye trained by Tom Welsh owned by Denny Sullivan ran a mile in 1 39 2 5 and held the favorite position. Angler drops from 5 to 2 7 2 on big bets while Boots Darnell Joe Nealon and others see varied odds as the race outcomes trigger significant losses for some bettors.

Washington Post New York Frank Farrell Dave Johnson Farrell Rye Tom Welsh Denny Sullivan Miller Mattie Corbett John W. Gates Angler Amalgam Ueen Elizabeth Bronzemarte Raymond E Sir John Lowlander Equity Count Patrician Merry Prince Free Advice Lehman Hesper Francesco Duke of Kendal Sheriff Bell Jacquin Dishabille

Horserace Odds and Upsets Stir Public in Last Run

A racing card features Hal, Saylor and Wardine amid heavy betting on Core, Jacobite, and Voorhees. Ed Ball recovers to claim third as Little Dugan drives Wardine to a stunning finish. several horses, including Dick Finnell and Remiss, are noted as saved from trouble.

Jacobite Voorhees J. C. Core Jesse Lewisohn Core Saylor Anneta Lady Ed Ball Miss Doyle Beggar Maid Orphan Lady E. Dugan Ogden Henry Gates-Darnell Bee Wardine Dugan Dick Finnell Ort Wells Remiss Dishabilie Incachee Howard Kean Thomas

Dog Rose Disqualified in Kenilworth Park Race

In the fifth race at Kenilworth Park Buffalo on June 19, Dog Rose led to the wire but was disqualified for interfering with Cave Adsum. Dave Adsum was declared winner with Sam Bernard second. Lyndhurst finished out of the money. A heavy shower occurred before the first race and the card included several races with mixed results.

Cave Adsum Sam Bernard Buffalo N.Y Dog Rose Kenilworth Park Nicol Plaudit-Rose Dave Adsum P. H. McCarren Tom Shaw A @Brown Gun Cotton CH Anderson Lexington Lady Goldstein Desideratum Simonides Carraugh Sallie Cohen Margeret Edith Glenn Caesarion Dream Annie Johnson Aphrodite Eve Alencon Trowveur McCarthy Funky McFadden Dr J'K Aitken Stckaway Shout Mites Dawson Hagan Backstorm Mr Taylor Bonfire Thue Missouri Lad Prim McManuel Welbourne A. Brown Englander Lyndhurst McDaniel Charlie Thompson McDannell Azora Jos Nelle Burn Carroll Toscan Do- Hada de Heszke Bitter Hand Fanque Yan

Outsiders Win At Latonia In Patchy Card Play

Latonia race card produced two favorites and one second choice winning while three outsiders topped the rest. Phil Finch nosed Mike Sutton Plantland in the featured fourth race as Bell Toone and other longshots trailed.

Latonia Cincinnati Fyne Phil Finch Mike Sutton Plantland Bell Toone Lee O I Blaze o'Light Skirvin Oak Grove Pixley Field Lark Monvina Royal Hiver Sylvan Belle Moccasin Maid Vinsenla Bucket Brigade Col Brady Powere Ott Balla Cheewardine Pollow Water Cooler Taventrous Lavatrina Little Minnie Wine Merchant Bone Brake Telescope Austin Broderick Tom Chance Bert Ozra Prince Silverwings Mint Boy St Juvenal Matthew Gault Potter Lig Bensonhuret Minor Mise Lida Still Alarm George Young Adam Walker Pickens Geneva Powers Bmac Mal Courla Bailey Hazel Patch Leo Woolstone Anna Mtuskin Orlandwick Harnehot Knight of Thanhee Frank Tesher Camille

Glenmare Handicap Wins Drive by Joe Coyne at Oakland

In San Francisco June 19 Glenmare Handicap at one mile and sixteenth was won driving by Joe Coyne with Jo Clem second. Eckersall took the mile event after a tight contest. Mis rushes across multiple races included Futurity course Mischief, Avon tellus and College Widow. Five furlongs saw College Widow win with Follies L second. Glenmare Handicap featured Jon Coyne leading over JC Clem and Fred Bent. Eckersall won the sixth in a close finish with Pha larx and Ocean Shore placing.

San Francisco Oakland Joe Coyne Jo Clem Eckersall Summarines Mischief GF Wilson Willie Gregg Palms Tad Bon Vivant W Smith Melar May Amelia Mary B Clark Lizzie Albertine Warner Moore Glendenning Shire Mentry Harbor Lice Joker Watercure College Widow Gress Follies L Kirschbautry St. Avon A. Wright Kiamet Jr Keston Mototize Jon Coyne McRae JC Ciem Fred Bent Kirschbaum Thira Telamund Woolma Kubrick Dafuma Frasello Atle Eckersall Nattle Bumpno L Wilson Croix Tavera Ocean Shore Kirchhbaum Roze Billy Mayham Eacolante

All Black Wins Derby At Ascot England

Ascot racing reports the All Black capturing the Ascot Derby Stakes for three-year-olds one mile nine and a half furlongs. O Cullen placed second with Prince of Orange third as Hymettus Frugality and others won other races in the card. The Fern Hill Stakes featured Coeborn Saxhsm and Little Goose in contention and Dibs topped the two-year-old five furlongs with Indian Runner runner up.

Ascot England All Black O'Cullen Prince of Orange Hymettus Appony Dripsey Frugality Laomedia Glass Doll Coeborn Saxhsm Little Goose Dibs Allistair Wad L S

Big Handicap Today at Presumed Stakes Race

Electioneer remains the favorite as experts scrutinize form for the $20,000 stake. Three year old standout Superman, Brooklyn Witiner, is slated to be ridden by Nicol in a high profile event shaping up as a gripping battle.

Superman Brooklyn Witiner Nicol

Probable Starters for Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay

Seventeen horses line up for the $20,000 Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay with Electioneer favored after a strong showing in the Standard Stakes. The field includes Montgomery, Veil, Superman, Faust, Beacon Light, Dandelion, Flip Flop and other top colts as trainers and jockeys chart cautious, bold strategies for the mile and a quarter race tomorrow afternoon.

Lady Baldur Wins Royal Oak Stakes at Windsor

In fast track conditions at Windsor on the Royal Oak Stakes day event two-year-old and three-year-old races highlighted the program. Lady Baldur surged from Aqueline to win the four and a half furlong feature by two lengths, with Anoura as Pasadena Stable ally. Aqueline led early before Baldur’s late charge while Aque line was paired with Anoura. Other races included six furlongs for older horses with Ayr Water and Lissie McLean among top finishers and Jetsam captured a one mile selling race.

Washington Post New York Tre Gravesend Charles Koerner H P Whitney Incachee Park Row P Kelly Incades Woerrer Meouth Koerner Sheepshead Bay Wardine Fron Dugan Kelly Thomas Grappie Hyperon II Joc Core Jacobite Ray Tell Catfornia King Kensington Shere Weathams Lal Solor Orphan Lad Toriwe Harry Herbie Musgrave Helen Boon Miller Richmond Duke Slater Timber Bell Shilling Basar Fiend Toe Newton Sonia Alee RoCh Kersington Beamish Sheci Wiliams St Hohter Oland Saond Puck Shaw Pioneyo Bellgerent Blue Fixeen Aio Dave Tawie Art Tame C Care Mitler Notter Voorhees Bole Emerich Tony Faust Melville Emerich Pourtit Beckman Red Friar Masanielo Tipping Anger Moon Thine Niles Sailor Dugan Ophan Lad Anela Charley Standover Iiss Doyle Nagatama Annetta Lady Melbourne Beggar Maid Alta Favola Mites Wardine Uuegani Moore Wcond Remisa Millert Dirk Finnell Roswell Howard Shean al Ho Woods Alta Jobstown Dyval Furore Algo Windsor Lady Baldur Aqueline Anoura Pasadena Purae Mattle H D Boland Bazil Statte Swain Edgely Showman J. W. O'Neill Atrena Rutolta Letchatchee Moreland Eno Murphy Catherine D Riley Little Jennie Mickleton Maid Milliere Ella B Wace Jacomo Kunz Vaunteer Ledy Baldur D' Boland Aquino Gaugel Dew of Dawn Stille Wastl Aurora Movie Mead Mateahy Lissie Mclean Billie Hob’s Pat Burton Olezsa Kiamesha IE Monterey Sam Chilton Reeves Id Black Dutch Jetsam Bya Bye MI Suzanna Rocamora G. Murphy Trenton Sheepshead Bayshort Phantons Sunglow Alfar Huddy Kernel Detolabee Fallaheen Furio Roger Aesaase Gs Charles Edward Prince “Hambars Cabothen Amelia Bob Tyler Lady Vincent Draculum King James King Sol Winifred Chapultepat Masque Peeve Ell Alli Moriepollet Rock Creas Tor Barrett Adriana Itt Ben Fleet Ieee Ates Banker Ate Flavigny King Herman Mexnariss Rio Vané Oliver Blondy Regni Hoyal Moclex Thu Castlewood Arsiza Hollister Ik Stumbleas Ie Frank Bennett the Squire Or Hartford Boy Pontex Fatcadia Lady Berdace Latonia Lady Foesca Addax Nolay Bayou Ogbent St. John A Albert Fanne Marcus Aralina Gracio Blue Shuffle Stone Man Gracious Dame Hana Warner Griswell Dorothy Scott Mary Buchanan Marmorean Barnsdale Viola Blanche Miss Hawk Henry St. Juvent Oberon Tancred Ethel Mark Athena Tanglewood Wing Ting Lexonne Harry Scote Cablegram Florizel Lieutenant Rice Louise Macfarlan Leo Bright Marailles Matador Rince Orna Anne Ruskin Tinker Aaa Alice King Webber Pretty Michel Blaze O Li Lareless Miss Kitty Charley Miccnell Calabasha Kenilworth Horee Royal Lady Pretty Polly Macyana Ida Reck Chief Hayet Ill Tiekle Pani Jonzo Dutch Pete Amberita Ate Zeling Herman Johnson Anna May el Cazador Cs Belling Charley R Suzette Minnie C Rough House Gloriara Lee Crest Oroba Saebeceeen Lady Fowell Emma C Draenne Black Hawk Givonni Bagglo Stanley Fay Bergeo Berry Ontario Sir Edward Alencon Witty Lord Boerges Pantouse Tongardo Gabrielle Te Hawkama Irene A Solling Niplick Oe Marster Zero Mark Anthony Searee Aleta Holloway Kildare Florentine the Globe Pantag Hemilear Helen Howe Tony Hart Lulu Young Fantasie Auburndale Paymercy William Penn É Longhopoka Odsey Theodoris Awanugan Frank C Collins Prince Sables Biacklock Docyle Ae Oakland San Oak Uncle Bam Azusa Ant Cossadda Ee Kami John E. Sheehan Fursa Senator Warner Christmestide Talentoea ”Ie Hanamaiden Sam Barber Bimdale Louies Mamie Michael Mut Aenee Mies Rite Edith Jaaioa Tomre Jordan Syeenneeee Giee Christine Wee Lot Bedene Tohunie Nonia Gueille Eas Sonny

Lyon Wins Preliminary At Chicago Gun Grounds

George IL Lyon of Durham NC captured the preliminary handicap at the Chicago Gun grounds with 96 of 100. Tom Graham and J Graham of Long Lake NL tied for second with 95. The field of 357 shooters included pros. Lee Barkley of Chicago posted 97 for the best pro score. The purse totaled 1495 dollars. Five states fielded teams in a 19-team match with Illinois leading at 468. Missouri placed second at 452.

Chicago George IL. Lyon Durham N. C Chicago Gun Polo Grounds Tom Graham J. Graham Long Lake Lee Missouri

Yale Favored In Opening Harvard Series At Soldiers Field

Cambridge June 18 Yale is slightly favored for the first game of the annual baseball series with Harvard to be played tomorrow on Soldiers Field. The outcome bears on the championship as both teams have losses. Harvard fields Hartford and Currier. Yale relies on Meyer or Van Vleck to pitch with Jones catching.

Cambridge Maas Yale Harvard Soldiers Field Princeton Hartford Sod Currier Meyer van Vleck Jones

Fragmented OCR List With Names From Rib Sheepshead Bay

A jumbled OCR list presents numerous names and fragmented terms linked to Rib Sheepshead Bay. The text includes persons such as Herman, Warner Geitwel, Webber, Luzetta, Emma Lard, and various nonsensical or garbled entries. no coherent event or context is discernible.

Btoactian Grolame Albart Fate Warner Geitwel Aeechord Husted Geblagrsen Remeieoan OL Herasaty Ceetier Dell Strome Webber Benilice Eaton Inva G Ketchemike Luzetta Emma Lard Raten Alencon Sir Edward Windsor Pat Od Ah Mer Watts St. Koa Harmekis Bauster Espaten Accor Byenaien Ania Er Iy Me Shaw Shine In Mienorn Pr Ostend Saucy M Ian Oak Bindo Furze Mechant Senator Orcher Hand Maiden Silverline Hinale Royal Rel Mamie Algol Miss Reilic Piquet Fleunt Saiable Lue Chile Sahara

Georgetown Rowing Crew Hopes Rise Amid Tough Training

Georgetown shows steady progress at Poughkeepsie with morning smooth-water drills and an afternoon four-mile session. Coach Russell and Cornell’s Courtney discuss Navy’s chances. concerns about Middies tiring under constant driving. Court hearing looms for overspeeding cars. notable visitors include Joe Ryan. Columbia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania freshmen also rowed. Cornell rests.

Washington Poughkeepsie Courtney Cornell Navy Russell Glendon Georgetown Capt. Rice Joe Ryan Thomas F. Ryan New York Columbia Wisconsin Pennsylvania West Shore

Harvard Varsity Eight Sets Fast 21:33 Time For 4-Mile Row

Red Top Conn June 19 The Harvard varsity eight posted the year’s fastest 4 mile time 21 33 in morning drills then practiced downstream to the navy yard and back with emphasis on catch and recovery. Freshman eight saw lineup changes including Vogel in place of Buxton and Lunt in a pair. Harvard then visited the Yale varsity crew for a brief noon interlude.

Red Top Conn Harvard Wray Navy Yard Buxton Vogel McLeods Hadden Lunt Yale

Harvard Makes Visit to Yale Crew Quarters in Gales Ferry

Rough water limited Yale crews this morning as Harvard varsity rowers visited Yale in Gales Ferry. The Harvard crew squad arrived after lunch and spent about two hours at the Yale quarters in a formal exchange of greetings and training chat.

Gales Ferry Conn Yale Harvard

Minnie Seligman Weds William Bramwell Downing

New York June 19 Miss Minnie Seligman actress and former wife of Robert Livingston Cutting Jr married actor William Bramwell Downing at Delmonico's. The ceremony was by Supreme Court Justice Blanchard with only close relatives present.

Washington Post New York Minnie Seligman Robert Livingston Cutting, Jr Delmonico’s William Bramwell Downing William Bramwell Supreme Court Blanchard 8. J. Seligman M. N. Downing Los Angeles Cal

Theatrical Trust Wins Dismisses Monopoly Indictments

Indictments against Marc Elaw and Abraham L. Erlanger for operating with others to form a theater monopoly were dismissed by Judge Rosalsky. The court ruled plays were not articles of trade and Klaw & Erlanger did not restrain trade. Belasco and Shubert were not prevented from booking plays.

New York Marc Elaw Abraham L. Erlanger Lee Shubert David Belasco Rosalsky Klaw & Erlanger Belasco Sh Rt

Lightning Strikes Two Golf Players in Ohio

In Sx Youngstown on June 19 C B Bradshaw of Fast Liverpool and Edgar Rand of this city were struck by lightning while taking shelter under a tree during the Mahoni Golf Club event. Both were severely stunned but not thought fatally injured as four others received lighter shocks during a severe storm.

Youngstown Ohio C. B. Bradshaw Liverpool Edgar Rand Mahoni Golf Club Bradshaw Ohio Golf Association

Local team gains in form under Cantillon guiding hand

Sporting comment notes Cantillon’s improved team performance and potential in the race, with talk of adding first-class players. It highlights the manager’s steadiness over fan-derived changes, the team’s luck and rising threat to leaders, Suburban Handicap context, and J Lee’s ride in the Suburban, underscoring race strategy and talent recognition.

Clubman Ira B. Smith Arrested in Milwaukee

Ira B. Smith a member of the wholesale grocery firm Smith Thorndike and Brown arrested on a warrant by Oliver C. Mason. Smith faces charges of obtaining money under false representation of his firm finances. Bail set at 6000 dollars. The bankrupt firm shows about 400000 dollars owed to it. Smith a longtime prominent city businessman and former Merchants and Manufacturers Association president.

Milwaukee Ira B. Smith Smith, Thorndike & Brown Oliver C. Mason Smith Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association

Auto accident claims life of liveryman Schr oeder

In St Paul on June 19 a liveryman, Fred Schroeder, was killed when he fell from an automobile driven by Walter Hill son of James J Hill of the Great Northern Railway. The wheels passed over his head and it is believed he suffered an apoplexy before the fall.

Jack Johnson St. Paul Walter Hill James J. Hill Great Northern Rattroad Fred Schroeder Schroeder

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