Latonia fall meeting eyed for week end opening
Latonia officials plan to open their fall meeting by week end with Election of health board approval due Wednesday. Registration of horses continues as officials finalize opening-day program details. Jack Dempsey expected to win easily in a six round bout in Philadelphia. Penn State football team praised for fast, moving play through early season.
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Latonia
Ing.mati
Mann- Hachmeister
Latonia Y Cub
Hoe
Phursda Base Health Board
Hachmeister
Macking
Campbell
Tho
Dempsyy
Jack Dempsey
Battling Levingky
Shey
Philadelphia
Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Smith
France
Central Track Team Responds to Call and Yields Starters
Bil Foley leads Central hints of a strong track season as Foley and veterans Johnson Walker Holden Montgomery join three sprinters aiming for success. Incoming youngsters and miles of training set stages for indoor and outdoor meets. Jack Barry hospitalized after a fall while at Cambridge Navy training school in Boston areas.
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Bil
Foley
Central Hint School
Andidues
Johnson
Walker
Holden
Montgom
Laktieen
Balgy
Mur
Foraraim
Jack Barry
Red Sox
Warford
Navy Training School
Cambridge
Cirrus Breaks Ahead Yet Fails to Impress at Pimlico
Cirrus the two year old purchased for 25000 dollars by Sam Hildreth won the Hotel Kernan purse at four furlongs but failed to beat any notable rivals. Ophelia the imported filly trailed, while Game Cock, owned by Herbert L Pratt, captured a mile and a half selling event after a stubborn drive. The Mount Washington Steeplechase produced a close finish with Traditioner and Le Marsouin disputing, and Stromboli won the Wicomoto Handicap under Sam Hildreth’s ownership, with minor contenders close behind.
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Harry N. Price
Cirrus
Sam Hildreth
Pirmalich
Bate
Tracery
Morningstae
Sherman A
Manly Memorial features and Pimlico racing notes
Capt J B Davis gains a furlough to watch the Manly Memorial at Pimlico where Brooks carries Capt Davis colors in the stake. Seventeen named to go to the post. Committee led by Maj Strawbridge and Maj Channing passes on ten starters as Col Bristol, now in France, misses the run. Lockey Ensur fined 25 dollars for late scales reporting. Saquare Dealer disappointed owner Mr Payne Whitne as Road jumper. Races begin at 1 30 with first race. Preston Burch, recently sick with the flu, was visiting yesterday.
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J. B. Davis
Manly
Davis
Brooks
Maj
Strawbridge
Channing
Ambrose Clark
Col
Bristol
France
Pimlico
Col. Bristol
Lockey Ensur
Saquare
Payne Whitne
Manly Memorial
Preston Burch
Tineed
Lyke Leads Jockeys as Loftus Real Star
Lawrence Lyke is the leading jockey by wins with 172 victories this season. Johnny Loftus has a higher win rate from 114 mounts, while Sande is second in wins from 151 rides. Frank Robinson has 149 winners, with Lunsford the Kentucky sensation at 132. Ensor shows form on Maryland tracks with 80 wins. Buxton and Johnny McTaggart trail among top jockeys this year.
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Lawrence Lyke
Johnny Loftus
Lyke
Luke
Sande
Frank Robinson
Lunsford
Kentucky
Ensor
Maryland
Hel
Buxton
Johnny McTaggart
Central football prospects amid uncertain interscholastic play
Central faces a stretched schedule as informal football may resume with a limited eleven or two. Ggach Metzler leads a promising Central squad hoping to win another interscholastic title. If a team is formed, games would involve out of town rivals and perhaps none from other district schools. Everett Haynes returns to racing after military service, riding Manister Tol to a close finish at Laurel.
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Central
Ggach Metzler
Princeton
Tigers
Pimlico Race Day Mayhem at Six Furlongs Colt Stakes
Pimlico aboard fast track sees Ground Swell win the opening six furlong stakes with strong finish over St Quentin and Mormon Elder. Ground Swell takes $741.76 for the win as Ground Swell and St Quentin duel to the line. payouts include $51.90 straight and $19.40 place. Second race features Dolina leading early but Mose edges ahead, with Whippoorwill fading and several scratches noted. The Mount Washington steeplechase unfolds with Traditioner and Superturion close, Margery Jane and Fagie Thistle among challengers. mutuels paid for Star Spangled, Arrah Go On, and Paddy. Fourth race at New Howard purse sees Star Spangled dominate, Arrah Go On and Paddy close behind. Quilncy Stable’s br. C. 3 leads the field. The Watel Kernan purse crowns Cirrus’s late rally over Sherman A and Chimney Swift. Fifth race NACH class notes Game Cock and Seepee finish strongly amid crowded field. Sixth race Wicomico handicap ends with Stromboli stretching clear, Manister Tol and Minto II in a tight finish. payouts reflect close photo.
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H. S. Carman
Valuee
Ch. F
Wilk Broom
Rockwater
Betch Stable
Rice
Walla
St. Quentin
Poultney
Bieaek MecAtee
Tiger Hose
L. Lyke
Christie Hosters
Mormon Hitler
Lutter
Mormon Eider
Hohokus
Dottie Vandiveer
Grundee
Margot Kelly
Tiger Hoke
Ground Swell
Mormon Elder
Under Fire
Manoevre
Dainty Lady
Jacnetta
F. Sweeney
Sir Huon
Bonnie Kate
F. Musante
Stabier
Enso
Bellringer
Scarboro Beach
G. W. Carroll
My A. Johnson
J. McTage
Mutuels Pride Dolina
Mose
Whippoorwill
Dolina
Fitat Ture
May
Grayson
Mumbo Jumbo
Tie Pin
Jack Dawson
Sainte Bridge
Mount Washington
Papso
Waterbo
J. Hastings
Post
Traditioner
le H. Crawford
Byer
Ak Powe
Saan
Eae
Tiaynes
Taylor
Margery Jaa
Ph Keating
Iz Tpwe-Dallay Mutuals
le Marsouin
Infidel
Iast
le Marvonin
New Haven
Quincy Stable
Superman
Notasalga
J. Fitzsun
Post St
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Robinson
McTaggart
A. Gollins
Star Spangled
Arrah
Paddy
Sturdee
Charlie Leydecker
Nepperhan
Sir Edgar
Irene
Peter Piper
Subadub
Bachelor's Bliss
FMH Rauk
Watel Kernan
Pest
C. Hildreth
Tracery
Morningside
Ophelia
Cirrus
Sherman A
Chimney Swift
Chimney @witl
Ticklish
Ceramic
Pratt
aAbmodie
J.frissina- Walde
G. Walls
Vainis
Tal L. Lyke
Snapdengen
Schuttinger
W. Kelsey
Game Cock
Valais
Val Cage
Seepee
Pleasant Dreams
Deckmate
African Arrow
Alrman
Woodtrap
Whiner
Eashix
Fale
St. Priscilla
S.C. Hildreth
Benge ES Manister
Haynes
Robingon
Flittergold
Robinoor
Pdoreas
Stromhoel
Minto II
Stromboli
Manister Tol
Minto
Stromboli and Racing Memory in Early 1900s Circuit
The Round-Up recalls Shambol and Stromboli, celebrated handicap horses of 1915, noting Stromboli’s late career selling-race comeback under Sam Hildreth and Belmont influence. It also covers rowing and football plans at Princeton, a shift toward track and basketball, and updates on Coombs leaving baseball for business, with reflections on his major league career and impact.
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Neches
Tex
Selby Jack
Jack
Coombs
Colby College
The
Athletics
Thim
Mack Men
Badgers
Brooklyn
Western states campaign race and key senatorial contests
A sweeping look at November campaigns shows McCormick and Lewis contesting in Illinois while Cunper challenges Thompson in Kansas and Folk faces Spencer in Missouri. Other races include Nelson in Minnesota and Robinson in Arkansas without major party opposition, plus Sheppard in Texas seen as reelected. gubernatorial fights amid Republican defections in Ohio, and Western battles in Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota. Spanish influenza restricts rallies as ads close, women prominent in campaigns, and nine Senate seats plus 33 House seats across Western states are at stake with dry and wet measures in play.
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B. L. Bruner
Nebraska
Norris
Gov. Morehead
Oklahoma
Owen
W. B. Johnson
South Dakota
Stirling
O.V. Rineheart
Frank B Willis
Ohio
Cox
Campaig
San Francisco
Hleedon
West
Democratic Congress
United States
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
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Oregon
Wyoming
Arizona
California
Utah
Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Carlin Home District Lead Sets Democratic Primary Pace
Representative Charles C. Carlin wins the eighth Virginia district Democratic primary with 2,290 votes, outpacing E. B. White and Earlton Hanes. John B. Grayson’s Republican committee will not field a candidate, signaling likely light opposition. Also noted are postwar donations from Robert B Barrett to Alexandria charities and the death of Edward D. Northrop in France.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Charles C. Carlin
House of Representatives
Virginia
Carlin
E. B. White
Loudoun County
Earlton Hanes
Fairfax County
Hat m Mmmny
John B. Grayson
Republican Committee of the
Eighth Congressional District
Carlina
West Point graduate dies en route overseas
J Benjamin Sloan Beverley, 27, son of J Brad Beverley of The Plains Virginia, died on his way overseas per relatives. He was a West Point graduate. Miss Ruby 3 Houson, daughter of Mir., and Peter G. Jackson of this city were married at 6 o'clock.
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J. Brad Beverley
the Plains, Va
West Point Military Academy
Ruby
Houson
Mir
Charles J. Houson
Shelby, N. C
Peter G. Jackson
Marriage at Grace Episcopal Church and multiple funerals
Yesterday at Grace Episcopal Church the Rev Edgar Carpenter officiated a marriage for Mr and Mrs Jackson who departed for the South for their honeymoon. W H H Bradley and William St Brad ley were interred at St Marys Cemetery after funeral services at St Marys Catholic Church. Mrs Jeney Be Steiner also had funeral services at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Edgar Carpenter
Mrs. Jackson
South
William St. Bradley
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rew Louis Smet
St. Mary's Cemetery
Jeney Be Steiner
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Petition to Adopt Girl Veronica Cafol by Youngs
Charles Young and wife seek adoption of Veronica Cafol born 191? placed by New York Foundling Hospital in 1914. The couple, bonded to the child, intend her as heir. Hospital says the mother left the infant unable to care for her and has not been heard from since. Attorney Frank H. Long represents the Youngs.
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Charles Young
Equity
Veronica Cafol
New York Foundling Hospital
Frank H. Long
Mrs. Young
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