Pimlico Opens Gates For Opening Day At Pimlico
Baltimore report details Pimlico opening day card with seven events including the Pimlico Serial handicap at six furlongs featuring top weights. Names like St Henry and 2-year-olds vie for Maryland and New York starters as rain gives way to promising sport.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland
New York
J. &. Madden
St Henry
Oval
Mullmer
Mercutio
Trajanus Finer
Ted
Fitz Gibbon
Soa
Helen Atkin
Wraith
Rajah
Ll Ticktish
Romeo
Pamnevont
Gamouflaze Tel Balu
Propaganda
Vuteantze
Bodanzky
Ima Frank
Rach. Daramique
Tryster
Billy Kelly
Jareful
Gtei B. McLaughlin
Georgie
Tod Caligula
Tod Kinnout
St. Henry
Tor OM Man
Tor Hirstach
Trevelyan AG
Alex
Hephaistos Tol
Ereutlo
Yankee Star
Harmonius
Ryle
Picnie
Duc de Morny
Dto I
Blutter
Mesighlin
Gto 1
Grenadier
Vighante
Scotland
Olympia
Town Hall
Ashlin
Sudbrook Park
McLaugh
Storm Bell Solar III
Sporting Chane
Fimlico
Oriental Park
Romper
Halu
Fumongs
Fita Gibbon
Proclamation
Lewis B ‘avaHer
Trajanis
Tom Govsi
Seltet Lok Klein
Hercules
Jaz
Ili Wryster
Ib Mike
Endy Eileen iii
Viola
Georgia
Bolynn
Andy Harrigan
Bly
Sta Bkipper
Lady Betty
Ftee RA Erna Bpimeevne
Vigalante
Kuklux
Cormoran
St. Elawry
Kumase
Alex Ft
Mark West
Joe Goodman
Glensedese
Turlus
W.J. Murray
McLeaughlin Yin
Jose Wraith
Judge Price
Anna
Dr. Shafer
Mistress Polly
Caligula
Ellison
Kingling
Dominique
Knobbie
Kinnoul
Toroush
My Dear
West Finder Tor
Layaga
Faby Cgrend
Dexterons
Gieorzle
Yankee
T. Sergeant
Biuffer
B.mcl'hlin i
de Morny
Tody
Brotland
Grenad
Boniface
Bell Solar
Slippery
B.mcthlin
Antoinette
Light Rose
Jockey Coltiletti suspended for rest of 1921 season
Baltimore report states jockey Frank Coltiletti, who rode a colored jockey through a fence at Larrel last week, is suspended for the remainder of the 1921 racing season by the state racing commission. His conduct at other tracks through early 1922 may influence any future reinstatement efforts.
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Coltiletti
Baltimore
Frank Coltiletti
Larrel
Racing Commission
Costiletti
Hindoo Pimlico Handicap Notes and Racing Movements
Pimlico plans October 31 notes include Jockey J Fletcher nearing apprentice limit and W J O'Brien departing for New Orleans to ride for EJ Salt. Preparations at Rancocas farm in Jobstown NJ with horses Thunder Clap Kai Sang Knobbie Dominique. Ships from Empire City to Havana Cuba after meeting. several jockeys and trainers listed. Sweep Clean suffers deep gash after loading. Harvey Boyle takes over Eddie Ambrose’s engagements.
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Pimlico
J. Fletcher
C. Hildreth
Jobstown
N. J
Thunderclap
Kai-Sang
Knobbie
Dominique
Tockey
W. J. O'Brien
New Orleans
EJ. Salt
Tom Welsh
J. J. McManus
J. B. Madden
Dave Leary
Max Hirsch
Nate Byer
Empire City
Havana
Cuba
Frank Bray
F. D B. Weir
J. D. Millin
W. Rosen
F. J. Kearns
W. Daly
C Reynolds
M. Jones
Sweep Clean
Bray
Harvey Boyle
Eddie Ambrose
Horse Racing Card and Results From Maple Heights Track
An OCR readout lists race cards and results for Maple Heights with names like Wedding Prince and Seaboard, including weights, odds, and finish order across seven races. It notes inaugural steeplechase prospects and several horses with form hints, plus detailed payout figures for each race.
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Maple Heights
Prince
Duggan
Swift Cricket
Boganski
Little Lesa
Huntamer
Plow Steel
Baby Vamp
Baby Evelin
Seaboard
Mangan
Porothy Carlin
Tuntamer
She Devil
Boganaki
Vain Chick
Old McKenna
Counsel
Green T
Dr. D
Babplonian
Jacobs
Dominick
St. Just
Sentrimental
Aron
Mack Garner
Hunphy
the Desert
McBride
Bardorn
Fator
Oaklawn Belle
Phillipe Lugo
Maiden
Jack Ledl
Roganski
Busy’ Bird
Avon
Dora
Mary Head
Kitty M
Hopeful
FiLse
Ryan
Glenn
Tinply
Harry Burgeste
Landslide
Hercules
Yakimene
Chimera
Hinphy
Harry M. Stevens
Chincoteague
Sacots
Mazoory
Semper Stalwart
Keho
Prisc Tan
De Forest Might Train Willard For July Title Match
Jimmie De Forest, famed Dempsey trainer, praises Willard’s power and says he would coach Jess if asked. He notes past insights from Dempsey bout and stresses Willard’s potential to last the limit with proper conditioning and training.
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Jimmie DE Forest
Willard
New York
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
40 Acres
Jersey City
de Forest
Progress Club
Newark
Jimmy
Jess
de Foreat
Jimmie
Dempsey
Jack
Efi
First Leader of A A U Dies in Atlantic City
Philadelphia October obituary notes Harry McMillan first president of the Amateur Athletic Union dies at his daughter's home in Atlantic City aged eighty one. A noted athlete and sailor he helped found the A A U with colleagues including John F Huneker and Maurice W Phillips shaping clean amateur sport.
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Philadelphia
Harry McMillan
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Atlantic City
Schuylkill Navy
Vesper Boat Club
John F. Huneker
A. R. Parsons
Maurice W. Phillips
Howard Milligan
Thomas H. Fenton
Amateur Athletic Union
New York
James E. Sullivan
MecMillan
Azevedo Outthrows Mealey In Olympia Bout
Manuel Azevedo, the Californian, defeated Johnny Mealey in a decisive Olympia A A. fight in Philadelphia. Azevedo led with clean punishment to the body and face and finally won by a wide margin despite Mealey's repeated clinching.
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Philadelphia
Manuel Azevedo
Idhbnny Mealey
Olympia A. A
Azevedo
the Public Ledger Co
No Indictment Yet In Dempsey Carpentier Bout Case
Jersey City October 21 No comment on the Dempsey Carpentier bout of last July was made by the September Hudson county grand jury when it reported for discharge in supreme court today. The jury heard testimony from ministers and leaders of the international reform bureau and was instructed to decide if the bout violated state law. Justice Swaysee dismissed the jury saying he regretted no indictment was found but noted possible legal differences.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hudson County
Supreme Court
International Reform Bureau
Swaysee
Chaney Defeats Jacks in 12 Round Featherweight Bout
New York October 31 Andy Chaney of Baltimore won by decision after a 12 round bout with Freddie Jacks, holder of the English featherweight title. Walter Reed unit begins practice and seeks basketball games with strong teams in the District, contact Manager David Co. Adamson Columbia 446.
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New York
Andy Chaney
Baltimore
Freddie Jacks
Walter Keep
Walter Reed Quint
David Co. Adamson
Columbia
Cavanaugh Defends Bookmaking Code in Public Letter
New York dispatch reports Kentucky press attacks on pari mutuel betting. John G. Cavanaugh of Cavanaughville, official supervisor of the oral system, counters with a letter to the Lexington Herald defending New York tracks. He argues New York moved past bookmakers and cites public opinion and court backing. Loyola High cancels football game with Gonzaga High set for Monument grounds.
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New York
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Mutuals
Metropolitan
Jockey Club
Empire State
John G. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Lexington Herald
Loyala High
Loyola High School
Balti~ More
Gonzaga High
Monument Grounds
Gibbons Beats Littleton In 15 Round New Orleans Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul won a decision over Happy Littleton of New Orleans in a 15 round bout. Gibbons was knocked down twice and faced boos late. Gibbons weighed 160 and Littleton 160 pounds. a first round knockdown and a twelfth round knockdown were noted. Local writers favored Littleton in infighting. The match was marked by wrangling over technicalities.
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New Orleans
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Happy Littleton
Gibbons
Littleton
Randle Highlands Elects New Association Officers
The Randle Highlands Citizens association elected Thomas M. Crane as president with A. K. Ware as vice president C. A. Barker as secretary J. R. Coryell as treasurer J. F. Forest as assistant treasurer and Dr. B. T. Wood along with C. A. Barker as unanimously reelected delegates to the federation Installation is set for November 28 The group supports a $5000 appropriation to improve Randle Highlands school grounds
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Randle Highlands Citizens Association
Thomas M. Crane
A. K. Ware
C. A. Barker
J. R. Coryell
J. F. Forest
Exonerated in Bath Raid Real Estate Broker Bond Set
George Coulton a prominent real estate broker was bonded 500 at the First precinct station after a seizure of sacramental wine during a raid on Riggs Lafayette baths Saturday night. He was released when Assistant U S Attorney Ralph Given declined to bring the case to court. The liquor was found in a locker Coulton allegedly used. Internal Revenue agents seized it with a blanket search warrant. Coulton has lived at the same address for over three years. Given absolved Coulton from all blame.
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George Coulton
Riggs Lafayette
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission Hears Coal Rate Plea
The ICC heard railroads seek a 74 cent per ton differential for coal from four states into Indiana Winds and Michigan, opposed to 40 cents. Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad official Hochstedler testified Ford’s group plans to cut coal rates where shipments originate on its route, noting changed conditions. He could not assess impact on other lines.
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Ford Fariffs
Atlantic City
N. J
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Roada
Co. EB. Hochstedler
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Mr. Hochsiedler
Marshal Foch May Mend Rupture in Baseball
Chicago reports Marshal Foch may ease a rift in baseball as Judge Landis and Babe Ruth were invited to a Knights of Columbus banquet where Foch would be guest of honor. Ed Houlihan says the meeting could heal the breach after Ruth defied exhibition game restrictions post series.
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Marshal Foch
Chicago
Judge Landis
Babe” Buth
Knights of Columbus
Ed Houlihan
Babe
Landis
Babe” Ruth
Kentucky and New York racing differ in finance and wagering
A Kentuckian argues against pari mutuel plans, noting Kentucky relies on 5 percent take from wagers while New York tracks depend on gate and concession revenues. He asserts New York racing is not tied to betting revenue and condemns linking racing to public gambling.
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