Banker Wins Stakes at Aqueduct in Fifth Race
Bank er defeats 11 to 20 favorite Gamara by two lengths in the Glencove Stakes at Aqueduct New York on November 3. Substantial fields, with three favorites winning, and detailed results for the first six races including Subtle, Ostrich, Vanguard, Bunker, Brother Frank, and Fiammate.
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Prince Frederick
Subtle
Ostrich
Vanguard
Flammula
Aqueduct
New York
Banker
Gamara
Jennie McCabe
David Gideon
Itis
Girlie
Sewell
Ocean Tide
G'Nell
Mamie Worth
Adios
Cottege Mala
Mica Jonian
Mirthless
Ghan
Sbgnter
Sailor Boy
Otter
Ieraclite
Jack Young
the Bouiherner
Laula H
Bizzy Iery
Binderton
Nace
Box Furloss
Miller
Massive
Romar Well
Proposer
Helgesen
True Boy
Jolly Dizon
Tarlno
Hon Fonusosino
Bach
Bunker
B. Smith
Wiley
Lowell
Brother Frank
Martin
Watertank
Nowler
Battleaxe
la Sorcierie
Waterwing
Debar
Birmingham
Casandra
Necromancer
Just
Atwood
Lady Jocelyn
Ancestor
Tomcod
Favorite Threw Jockey Lord Radnor Wins Latonia Steeplechase
Lord Radnor captured the Latonia handicap steeplechase by two lengths in slow track conditions. Itacatiara finished second with Creolin third after Gould failed at the first jump injuring jockey Patton. The Latonia program opened with six races showing diverse results across distances and conditions.
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Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Itacatiara
Creolin
Gould
Patton
Simon Kent
Small Talk
Madoc
DJ Rey
Canteen
Big Store
Black
Sims
Show Curl
Afola
Mary Worth
St. Tammany
Mynheer
Mamie Algt
Athena
Jungle Imp
the Trifler
Hortenste
Proceias
Malleadle
Stover Hnl
Art
Barlette
Max
Woggiebug
Toppy Girl
Vertrees
Burndlette
Lord Radcor
Feminole
Martin Brody
Laure K
Lionel
Signal Light
Madison Square
Bully Wake
Frank Full
Percy Green
Bret Near
Lucas ‘Light
Paul
Marabon
Flext Lark
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Justi
Royal Income
J. C. Clem
Knickerbocker
Liebet Gore
Shall Furronge
Mallory
Arthur Commer
Gallant Cessle
Meister Karl
Arc Light
Lyman Hay
Nevermore
Clara Dee
Alliota
Nugget
Pimlico Opens Today as Autumn Meet Begins
The autumn meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club starts at Pimlico today with 450 plus horses quartered at the track. Entries include Tom Mannix seventeen, Chelsea Stables ten, Upland Stock Farm twelve, and jumpers Ben Crockett Woolgatherer. Special trolley cars will serve Washington patrons at two depots to meet arriving trains.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Track
Tom Mannix
William Garth
Chelsea Stables
Charles Pfizer
Upland Stock Farm
T. P. Phelan
Ben Crockett
Woolgatherer
M. L. Hyman
Royal
Sheridan Clark
Washington
Jockey Club Rules Freckman Case in Jamaica Race
Jockey Club stewards ruled off Freckman alias Cataract entered at Jamaica in the sixth race. M L Mitchell disputes, R H Brown denied restoration. several licenses granted to trainers and jockeys. New steward appointed to represent the club at the autumn Washington meeting. Murphy named judge and handicapper.
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Jockey Club
Ringer
Jamaica
New York
M. L. Mitchell
Freckman
Cataract
M. Steel
J. W. Wilkins
R. H. Brown
Trainera
N. K. Beale
R. Brooks
G. W. Dodge
James Dames
G. J. Engleking
W. H. Henry
Trames H. Morton
H. B. Skiles
B. van Kouren
Harry Brown
Richard Blackicck
Arnold Clare
Richard Gerdes
Washington Jockey Club
Joseph A. Murphy
Montreal Jockey Club Plans New Race Track
Montreal reports the Montreal Jockey Club has received incorporation papers from Ottawa and will build a race track on the eastern circuit with a $250,000 capital. Charter members include local financiers and John Boden Welton C. Perry and John F. Ryan of New York. First meeting set for September. Track work to begin at once. Vanderbilt's Prestige wins at Paris racing day.
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Montreal Jockey Club
Montreal
John Boden
Welton C. Perry
John F. Ryan
New York
Pimlico Daily Racing Entries Include Packed Six-Furlong Sprints
Today's Pimlico card lists first race six furlongs with numerous entries and weights, second race for two year olds at five and one half furlongs, followed by races for three year olds and up, hurdle events, and selling races. Notable horses include Vipertos Gela Water Pater Paul Master Prim Ruby Hempstead Lord Aintree Dr Swartz Cedric Del Phi E Tweedie and many more across seven races with varied distances and handicaps.
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Pater
Vipertos
Gela Water
Pater Paul
Master Prim
Ruby Hempstead
Sack Me~ Coon
Lord Aintree
Dr. Swartz
Cedric
del Phi E
Tweedie
Guess, Aka
Lord Tara
Coqueta
Howard Lewis
Ben Battle
Gladwin
Monsoon
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Rathoven
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Dapple Gold
Ole Rocp
Paulaker
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Hilly Ray
Ruth's Hatter
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Night Bet
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That’ ‘What
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Latonia
Duffey Aims to Reform Amateur Athletics with Legal Pay
Former Georgetown sprinter Arthur Duffey plans a three part expose on amateurism in college sports. He intends to report general practices without naming individuals and to advocate paying athletes legitimately for meets under professional oversight. Duffey seeks a systematic end to underhand deals and to replace bonuses with transparent compensation.
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Arthur Duffey
Georgetown University
Duffey
Ruffey
Bis
Boston club deal off as title flaws halt sale
Boston financier Frank V. Dunn canceled the Boston National League club deal after attorney L A Appleton reported flaws in the real estate title. Dunn said minority stockholders were not satisfactorily accounted for in the books and other issues appeared during closing talks.
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P. V. Dunn
Boston
Mass
Frank V. Dunn
Dunn
L. A. Appleton
Dunnn
Taylor Denies Move to Combine Eastern League and American Association
Buffalo News reports President Harry L. Taylor of the Eastern Baseball League denies a plan to fuse four top clubs from the Eastern and American associations into a new league to keep the Eastern League intact and strengthen clubs for a more balanced next season.
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Taylor
American Association
Buffalo
N. C
Harry L. Taylor
Eastern Baseball League
Duffy Case Sows Letters to Foreign Amateur Bodies
James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Union sent information letters to three overseas associations about Arthur F. Daffey’s confession of professionalism and requested cooperation in pursuing a ban. One letter went to England’s Amateur Athletic Union secretary Herbert, another to Australasian Association president Coombs, and a third to James Stillman of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America. The England note notes the statute making such acts punishable.
President Roosevelt Considered Head of National Sports Court
A movement seeks a national board of review for amateur sports serving as a final court. It would decide disputes and eligibility, acting between college associations and amateur bodies. President Roosevelt is urged to head this commission for its goals and prestige.
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Board of Review of Sports
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Nuv
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Athletics
National Board of Review of Sports
Board of Control
College Athletic Associations
White House
Sportaman
Doctors Lead In Golf In Siamese Cup Semi Finals
In the Chevy Chase Siamese Cup, four survivors remain: Glazebrook Gray Marlatt and Jenkins, three being physicians. Marlatt edged McLeran 1 up, Glazebrook beat King 4 and 3, Gray won 4 2 over Britton, and Jenkins defeated Dalzelt 1 up 1 4. Today Glazebrook faces Gray and Marlatt meets Jenkins at 2 PM for the final.
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Chevy Chase
Chevy Chase Links
Messrs
Glazebrook
Gray
Marlatt
Jenkins
Mr. Marlatt
McLeran
Mr. Heyden
Dr. Glaxebrook
Mr. King
Britton
Dr. Jenkins
Dalzelt
Washington Club to contest handsome golf trophy
Washington Club golfers will start qualification rounds soon for a handsome cup and a runner-up cup, with play continuing weekly toward Thanksgiving when the Anais will be played. Matches include handicaps for many members and several byes, as listed in the pairing sheet.
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Washington Club
T. J. Pickett
T. ©. Treecott
RB. B. Talcott
Maj
H. J. Gallagher
Fred R. Perley
J. H. Gordon
Col. C. P. Misier
B. F. McKee
Capt
J. J. Morrow
W. Scott
H. Mt Clabaugh
H. H. McIntyre
A. W. Dunn
BF. Ladd
J. He Hanna
H. B. Locker
Bo Referntain
B Locker
Whitman Cross
P. H. Tamplet
Bo Leet
ML Parris
Yates
F. B. Howden
M. Talcott
J. G. Butler
Gupt
G. W. Reade
Sprinter Morton Sails From New York for England
English and Canadian 100 yard champion John W Morton sailed for England after a month racing in the United States. He recorded seven wins and two seconds in nine starts, narrowly losing a 100 yard scratch race to Dave Eaton and a 912 yard handicap in Philadelphia. Morton is praised as the fastest sprinter seen here since Arthur Duffey, though Duffey briefly led Morton in time while abroad.
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England
Washington Post
New York
John W. Morton
Morton
Dave” Eaton
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Arthur Deuftey
Prirse
Duffey
Australia
Springfield poised to host next national regatta
New York reports indications that the next National Association of Amateur Oarsmen championship regatta may be held in Springfield Massachusetts. Local oarsmen, led by businessman John P. Coogan, back the Springfield bid with strong regional support including Boston athletes. If chosen, Coogan would likely join the national executive committee next March, replacing the late Walter Simpson as the body meets.
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Springfield
Washington Post
New York
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Mais
Boston
John P. Coogan
Walter Simpson
Connecut
Virginia and Virginia Tech to play amid student vote
Charlottesville notices show Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute will meet tomorrow. A student body meeting in Madison Hall seeks opinion on playing with Carpenter and amid alleged professionalism concerns. An alumni telegram from M. Cooks supports Blacksburg game with Carpenter. Harvard to challenge Yale over back Levine facing professionalism protest.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic
University
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Christiansburg
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Norfolk
M. T. Cooks
University of Virginia
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New Haven
Possibility of Meeting Between Penn State Harvard Strains Outlook
The Washington Post reports Pennsylvanian Harvard relations threaten athletic ties with Harvard. If severed, Pennsylvania would likely schedule Michigan as the major game, while Harvard would seek Princeton or Cornell. A break could shift Paennsylvian Day dynamics and broaden Franklin Field matchups.
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Philadelphia
Washington Post
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Hurry Up
Yost
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Franklin Field
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Lowe and Sullivan to fight in Baltimore bout
Washington boxers Tommy Lowe and Kid Sullivan were matched to fight in Baltimore on Friday night November 10 before the Eureka Athlete and Social Club after Lowe’s manager John J Connor met Al Herford and signed articles. The bout is scheduled fifteen rounds with an 18 pound weight limit at 6 o clock though Sullivan preferred 22 pounds. Sullivan, a seasoned feather and lightweight, challenges Lowe perceived as a rising gem from the region. Washington and Lee Wins Game.
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Baltimore
Tommy Lowe
Sullivan
Fght
Eureka Athlete and Social Club
al Herford
Lowe
John J.connor
Herford
Connor
Billy Whistler
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