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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

27

Dreamer defeats field in Coney Island Handicap

A hazy, error-filled card from the Coney Island track features Dreamer outpacing a strong field in the Coney Island Handicap. The event showcases Thack and related names in a chaotic text passage but confirms Dreamer’s victory and a second-place by Tack Atkin with a collapse of other contenders amid unclear details.

Winners hopeful on East prospects after turf season race

The article notes satisfaction with present East conditions and optimism that turf racing will endure. It recalls Jask Atkin and Roseben meeting in the Bret Mehis Handicap where Atkin carried 135 pounds and finished strongly despite Roseben’s eight pound advantage, with Iceam and Dreamers mentioned among stakes tied to a new record for H.W. Gurs.

Jask Atkin Roseben Arseben Atkin Elect Marinees Iceam H.W. Qurs

Arcie Wins Easily at Latonia Distances Fourth Race

Arcie captured the feature event at Latonia on June 22 despite a crowded stretch run. Or doa took the place from Moquette in the mile and an eighth, while Leader won the steeplechase by a neck over Link Lads. Numerous wagers and payouts are listed, including show and place money for several runners.

Latonia Ordona Moquette Cinvinrate Obie Arcite Ordoa Plas Umar Link Lads Choriela Pie Farie the Misawa Wes Warcent Ihdewve Myssa Lega Fens Gates Bently Teddi Sirwen Sida Flask Merkad Regal Atv Guasea Ue Reinel WaiBusiery Tamo

Crowd Follows Early American Racing Across Atlantic

A large crowd watches races as American thoroughbreds head toward England and Ireland for seasonal racing. Trainers and owners like Risce, Bo Neeng, Forbes, and Chouldreth plan shipments and stables, anticipating fall arrivals and potential cross-Atlantic competition while Northwest circuits boom in Seattle.

Racing entries and tennis tourney results at Sheepshead Bay and London

Readable entries from Sheepshead Bay list multiple horses and fields for the Terar Stakes and Meadow Bresze events with numerous names and odds. The all American Racquet tournament notes Crant as the sole American entrant and Grant defeats Ward in straight sets. London reports King Edward will open the Olympic Games on July 22.

Sheepshead Bay Mancoe Serkan Selene Tedkens Wales Tahoe Vey Rogers Pesrena Queen Fe Og Malava Thacote Snes Helene Reston Gare Saat Nile Ballut Wells TH Grant Wylie C. Crant Secomng J. B. Ward Jane Norman Fr. Brookes King Edward London

Kilian to Be a Benedict in Detroit Romance Ends in Marriage

After a Saturday win at Bennett Park Eddie Killian secured a Wayne County marriage license to wed Lottie McAfee of Alpena. The couple plan to live in Detroit, and the romance reportedly spans four years since Killian met the flower girl at the Hotel Brunswick.

Washington Detroit Mich Bennett Park Eddie Killian Tiger Wayne County Lottie McAfee Killian Athlet Killian Hughie Jennings Kilian Alpena KilNan Brunswick Miss McAfee Despie

Marines win exhibition in pull of two teams

Marines defeat a picked team 4 to 2 in an exhibition game after the Marines and Commissioners clashed. earlier the commissioners failed to respond to an umpire’s call, and the Marines were awarded the match. The report lists players, fielding, and pitching details with scattered names and statistics.

Fort Marines Marters Ose Verick Gmiler Bates Snyder Panas Rust Pel Dowd Sny- Ee Miller Daly Rites Berliek Steuck Moyes Reet Gall Pallaa

National Electric Tops Murphy in Five Inning League Clash

The National Electric Supply Company strengthened its lead in the Commercial League by defeating J. Murphy Company in a five inning game. Goodman and Beall hit home runs, while Murphy allowed only three hits. Team notes list Beall and Beall as key players with strong defensive plays.

Weol N.S Mowand Moss National Electure Supply Company Loure Murphys Alevtrie G Evans Whee Adman Ig Peater Vmoknew Bmie Kellher alVader Vlemoine Nigagdriet Verores Bealle Urghs Tiarie Murphy Kefiner Lambourne Embry Hamilton Ch Deer Mturphy Dyer O'Brien Goodman Tim Steven Basea Harris Selihet Hamilton Mer Yoder Fieall Danble Kline Tiger Ruilen Beall Liapie Tinnegan

Dr Miles Nervine Promises Nerve Relief For Fits

An advertisement claims epilepsy and seizures stem from nerve energy. Dr Miles Nervine allegedly soothes nerves, aids nerve cells, and restores nervous energy. A testimonial from Peter McAulery of Gueinefield Maas says his daughter had years of fits before using Nervine and stopped attacks for two months. If unsatisfied, money back.

Miles’ Nervine Miles Nervine Peter McAulery Gueinefield Maas First

Syracuse Crew Shows Fast Pace in Roughkeepsie Practice

Roughkeepsie June 22 observers praise Syracuse varsity oarsmen who maintained 36 to the minute, finishing strong at top speed. Coach James Ten Dyck says the crew can go some but won’t admit a record danger. Carmel, Pennsylvania, and Columbia also rowed well, Wisconsin practicing upstream.

Syracuse Carmel Pennsylvania Columbia Wisconsin

Crack Cyclists Compete at Madison Square Garden

New York hosts summer indoor cycle racing at Madison Square Garden where pros and top amateurs vie in events led by Frank J. Kramer of Fast Orange who wins the half-mile handicap and a five-mile lap. Other winners include Joseph Gorey and Carlo Vanoni with A M Anderson, while notable riders from Elk Whee New York and Irish American A. New York contend in amateur handis and tandem races.

New York Gaucer Maleon Square Garden Frank J. Kramer Fast Orange Halfumbe Joseph Gorey Elk Whee Thune Bart Orange Serstehy Oliver Derlan Iddie Reston Mass George © Jones Timea Carlo Vanoni Italy A. M. Anderson Jona Bedell Lynbrook Krebs Newark Woo A. Bardgett Huffalo PLP Boston Joxenh Fogler Brooklyn Milan Chelten W. Kluzek Orange N.d Ém Yardey Tire Frente L. Kramer Muss Age N. J Joseph Fogler Franklyn Flord Krebs Newara New AL Bordgett Buffalo Tosat

Olympic team weakened by absence of key sprinters

Special to The Washington Post New York June 22 Manager Matthew Halpin reports the Olympic Phinipin team will be short of top distance runners as Dray and Whitham miss the ship Philadelphia. Rawe and Gilbert remain key figures with scarce good distance men available. Suit measurements and official racing gear proceed for Saturday’s event.

New York Matthew Dn Olympic Phinipin Aime Philadelphia Bath Taye Halpin Mitt Meftrath Dr. Bayre Trayble Ham Une Be

League Schedule From Capital City Games Tomorrow

Tomorrow’s games feature many leagues across Capital City venues. Highlights include Departmental League at Ellipse, Capital City League at Park, and Independence League at McDevitte Field with multiple teams in action. Yesterday results show varied outcomes across divisions, including Marines and Commerce matchups.

Commerce and Labor Ve. Treasury Capital City League Bloomingdale A. Ec Capital City Park Graceva Waugh Marquette Vincent Vs St. Joseph Thirteenth D Streets Northpart

Heat and fainting mark opening of national women tennis tourney

Philadelphia June 22. A record field opens the United States championship with twenty seven players in women’s singles. Heat causes Clara Kutroff to faint during her match with Clare Johnson as mixed doubles and men’s events draw top entrants like Wright Clothier Johnson Dewhurst and Miles.

Clara Kutroff Clare Johnson Philadelphia United States Philadelphia Cricket Club St. Martin's West ‘Side New York City Glare Johnson Overbrook al Don Morrow Heals C. Wright W. J. Clothier Wallace F. Johnson E. B.dewhurst Pennsylvania I Irving C. Wright J. R. Carpenter Nathaniel W. Miles Boston Suromaries Wooh. Ponch Inglewood N. J George Laving Philadelphia County Club A BH. McCarthy Plainfleta Mish Wilzetsth Taylor Phiadelphia Cluthy Louise Hammond West Side Tennis Club New Years Marr Pilling Germantown Rew K. McFadden Meri Country Club Edith Rotel Longwood Country Cluk Clara Danes New Yoas Clive Jeanson Overhroott Bre Tennnis Club New York A.C Philadelphia County Caen Mily Bratt Wesson G. &. Chapman Irael Mons Natalie Winey Plainfeld Kern Dogs Germantown Country Club Bliss Ena Wiley Piaindste Mise Marios Crigswell Philadelphia Country Club Dolanle Fiter Defaut

WANTS A SANER FOURTH FROM DAR CHAPTER

Deliy Madison Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution opposes boisterous Fourth of July demonstrations. They cite recent fatalities and injuries from firework blasts as a reason to seek quieter patriotic expression. Mrs TD. M. Chap secretary notes a proposal to urge daily papers to support saner celebrations and teach patriotism without sacrificing lives.

Deliy Madison Daughters of the American Revolution TD. M. Chap

Hafid Lost 100 In Battle Morocco Clash

A Murat Hafid faction column faced a fierce assault by Abd al Aziz supporters near Tangier. The rout left 10 dead and 40 wounded as the bloodiest clash since the troubles began. Musa Hafid announced arrival at Fes and a proclamation to Sultan seeking recognition, but ministers offered no reply. A shipload of American schoolteachers sailed from San Juan to New York, chartered by the education department. A lighthearted Uproar in Chirega notes a domestic exchange about husbands' weekly earnings.

Morocco City Murat Hafid Abd al-Aziz Morocco Tangier Musa Hafid Fes Sultan San Juan New York Department of Education

Longest Public Flight in America Seen at Hammondsport

Dr. Alexander Graham Bell witnessed the maiden ascent of Curtiss latest aerodrome No 3 in Hammondsport New York as three successful flights were logged Sunday The craft covered 456 feet then 417 feet and finally 1285 feet at speeds up to 12 5 miles per hour with no structural weakness found Experts hailed the test as a landmark in early American aviation and a sign of promising development for the Curtiss June Bug venture guided by designer Glenn Curtiss and the Aerial Experiment Association.

Alexander Graham Bell America Hammondsport Aerial Experiment Association Dr. Bell G. A. Curtiss Curtiss Mies

Printers Install Officers After Lengthy Union Meeting

Members of the Columbia Typographical Union installed a new administration during a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Typographical Temple. Retiring president T. C. Parsons surrendered the gavel to Frank A. Ried as gold token gifts were presented, with officers including Vice President Joseph G Stelle and Secretary George G. Seibold also installed.

Columbia ‘Typographical Union T. C. Parsons Parsons Frank A. Ried Beine Ollie Kidd Joseph G Stelle George G. Seibold Games Fr. Bright Gary G. Walters N . Stoops H. HK. Goodrell Louis C. Vogt W. Cornish Jd. W. Carter Frantese Renzler J. H Broderick W. L Brooks W. M. Leath M. L. Statler Joseph E. Goodkey Laura el Gordon

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