Orthodox Wins Nassau Handicap at Aqueduct Amid Jockey Error
Orthodox, the 20 to 1 favorite, easily wins the Nassau Handicap seven furlongs at Aqueduct. Mineola finishes second after a rough finish in the first race where Coy Maid was misattributed as winner due to a judging error. Other card results include Ocean Tide and Ken capturing races, with Flyback involved in the first race mix up and several maidens and two-year-olds contesting additional events.
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Coy Maid
Funnyside
Ocean Tide
South Trimble
Ken
Aqueduct
New York
Orthodox
Mineola
Wiblick
Hildebrand
Nyblick
Burns
Escutcheon
Martin
Juyenaga
Workman
Te Jones
High Life
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Porham
Black Socks
Satchel
War Whoop
Schilling
Shaw
Ascension
St. Valentine
Odom
Graceful
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Love
Rimble
Akela
Red Knight
Dilom
Fairbury
Charter
Homestead
Briarthorpe
Grand Duchess
Cochran
Chitiest
Courier
St. Margrave
Iron Heart
Cedarstrome
Blue Pigeon
John
Andrew Mack
Lord of the Valley
Neptunus
Palette
Water Pansy
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Formarea
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Lord Badge
Sonoma Belle
Eagle
Ancestor
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Consideration
Myopia
Augur
Airngorm
Merry Lark
Oxford
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Jim Beattie
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Tom Lawson
Myrica
Arietta
Revane
Alter
All Right
Nuit Blanche
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Jericho
Coruscate Disqualified After Latonia Feature Duel
Latonia Raceway reports rainy, sloppy track conditions with Coruscate the odds-on favorite finishing first in the feature but disqualified for fouling Judge Himes near the wire. Other races list winners Owasea Benchart Judge Himes Standpat Freebooter and more with detailed times and entries for tomorrow’s card.
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Latonia
Judge Himes
Summarie
Owasea
Trompeuse
Winifreda
Thin
Cyprienne
Gola Spink
Sanctissima
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Royal Legend
Ethel Day
Darthula
Meadow Horn
Trappist
Trixie White
Bessie Mettarthy
Sam Craig
Merry George
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Roscoe
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Danube
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Santa Luna
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Baird
Memphian
Sir Gallant
Stand Pat
Gold Enamel
Rathland Jand Rusk
Halma Helle
Raviana
Gathce
Daroethy Dodd
Fight
Steeplechase finish anchors Pimlico card
GOOD finish at Pimlico as Woolgatherer outpaced Bophone and Howard Gratz on the flat to win the steeplechase. Card features six races with Pride of Galore besting Sly Bride and King Albert in the opener, Druid the two year old winner, Baikal top three year olds, and Minotour edging in the Baltimore Brewers' Handicap.
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Spring Brook
Nevermore
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Dr. Loder
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Callant
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Cyrano
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Libretta
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Landslide
R. B. Sack
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Delphi
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Tarpon
Lily Brook
Earldom
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Queen Rose
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Predougpan
Gray Plume
Margot
Prince of Pleasure
Parkville
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Shimmer
Mary Patton
Julia Franko
Wlerdgame
Sir Ebersile
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Bebhia Lund
Gedric
Ulgatherer
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Bophone
Howard Gratz
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Croxton
Pride of Galore
Sly Bride
King Albert
Druid
Kittle Platt
Incense
Baikal
Cheripe
Bar Je Due
Pime
Kophone
Baltimore Brewers
Wandicap
Minotour
Reetor
Gallant
Battles For Tomorrow
Post-Office Bowls Clash Ends in Stinging Setback
Post-Office bowlers lost to Treasury in a tight series with 2244 by Hiliott leading the set and De Yo posting big scores. Treasury started strong with thirty pins to spare, while Miscellaneous team won two games over Station G in the Post Office League. Healey dominated in later frames and Voegler logged the high losing string.
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Virginia Lineup Set for Navy Game in Rainy Practice
Virginia completed final prep for the Annapolis clash with the Naval Cadets. On Lambeth Field in drizzle, the team lined up against the scrubs in two halves with backs strong on defense. Expected lineup mirrors Norfolk Carlisle matchup, barring shuffles for guard to center and a possible alteration for Spears. Thompson of Georgetown slated to referee, Sharp of Yale to officiate Tony Abbot of Yale listed in confusion.
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Pollard
Hammond Johnson
Lankford
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Paul
Thompson
Georgetown
Sharp
Yale
Kimtley Abbot
Yale Football Practice With Light Work Ahead Of Princeton
Yale football held a light practice in New Haven with no scrimmage as Trainer Murphy declined full contact. The session included punting running drills and a signs drill for hundreds of students, while a full lineup of Shevlin Bloomer Kinney Roraback Tripp Hogan Neil Rockwell Hoyt Owsley Leavenworth was slated to start against Princeton. Bloomer’s uncertain participation due to a shoulder issue remains a likely limitation.
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Big Game Tomorrow At Georgetown Field
George town Field scrimmage replaced by a mixed varsity scrubs match. Neill remains hospitalized with malaria fever, McGuire steps in at center, Bennett to umpire. Howard Eleven departs for Raleigh to face Shaw University with Shaw to meet Howard on Thanksgiving on campus. Western High cancel Georgetown Preps vs Western game due to Westerns injuries.
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N. C
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Howard Preparatory School
Baltimore High School
Defeat by Colgate Stuns Williams College Fans
The article reviews a surprised defeat of Williams College by Colgate and previews 1905 football prospects. It notes Rockwell slated for Yate captaincy, Carlisle Indians’ stunts, Michigan scoring pace, Army Navy charity game, Harvard Yale tensions, and Pennsylvanian title hopes. It covers weights, coaches, injuries, rule changes, and upcoming Princeton Yale clash.
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Willams College
Colgate
Rockwell
Yate
Carlisle Indians
Michigan
Oxford Freshmen Sports Highlights Rhodes Scholars
London November 10 A Rhodes scholar from South Dakota T M Young won the long jump 208 and the hurdle race while W E Schutt of Cornell also a Rhodes won the mile in 4 44 3 5 and D D Porter of Maine captured two events the weight 311 12 and the hammer 86 feet Deaths and boxing news follow as Alfred Lakeland a prominent New York horseman dies at Brighton Beach and Isaac Tuebo an election constable shot at a Goldfield polling place dies in the line of duty with inquest findings supporting self defense
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Chris Miller
Former Guerrilla Kills Man in Sedan Quarrel
Edward Truman aged seventy a former member of the Quantrell band in Missouri shot and killed James McMabe at Sedan during a quarrel Truman surrendered to authorities in Helena Montana on November 10.
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Mont
Edward Truman
Quantrell
Missouri
James McMabe
Sedan
Truman
Detective Assault Highlights College Crowd Riot
Detective Flather, injured by a crowd of college students on Tuesday night, sustained bruises and possible rib injuries after being kicked and struck. He answered a call at Thirteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, arrested the ringleader for disorderly conduct, and endured a long struggle before rescue.
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Flather
Thirteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Electionight
Pleads Guilty in Diamond Theft Case
Justice Gould in Criminal Court No 2 suspended the sentence for Mabelle Gross alias Annabella Ross after she pled guilty to grand larceny for stealing a diamond ring valued about $200. The deal required her to enter the Crittenton Home. Elsewhere, William Edmonds was found guilty of assault with a dangerous weapon and sentenced to eleven months and twenty-nine days in jail.
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Mabelle Gross
Annabella Ross
Crittenton
William Edmonds
Jall
Daly Wins Hard Fought Fifteen Round Battle
Special to The Washington Post. Tommy Daly of New York defeated Kid Sullivan at Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore in a grueling 15 round bout. Daly overcame an early weight disadvantage and outboxed Sullivan, delivering decisive blows including a hard right to the jaw in the twelfth and finishing strong in the final round. Both fighters exchanged hard hooks as officials and trainers watched closely. The clash featured notable corners including AL McMur Feltz Lowry and Mike Sullivan for Daly, and Al Hereford Gans Lyons and Skip Warren for Sullivan.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Tommy Daly
New York
Id Sullivan
Eureka Athletic Club
Sullivan
Daly
Washington
Law
AL McMur
Tommy Feltz
Jack Lowry
Mike Sullivan
al Hereford
Joe Gans
Harry Lyons
Skip Warren
Baldwin Will Not Contest World Fair Airship Fights
St Louis Nov 10 Capt T S Baldwin inventor of the California Arrow says there is no friction with World’s Fair management over compensation for airship fights. He has packed his dirigible for shipment to San Francisco and will return home to improve the craft as other flights are scheduled to go up before the exposition closes.
World’s Fair Controversy on Commission’s Right to Pass Awards
St Louis Nov 10 A call goes out for a meeting of the World’s Fair board of arbitration to decide if the national World’s Fair commission can equitably firm the awards of premiums by the superior jury of awards. The arbitration panel includes former Senator John M Thurston Nebraska former Congressman John Allen Missouri and Wilbur Boyle and Charles W Knapp both of St Louis, representatives of the World’s Fair Company. If no agreement is reached the Treasury may appoint a fifth member.
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St. Louis
Pair Board of Arbitration
Mnel
Uni States
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
John Allen
Mis- Ini
Wilbur Boyle
Charles W. Knapp
St Louis
Seny the Treasury
Fight on Subway Signs by New York Municipal Art Society
New York November 10 The Municipal Art Society decided to go to court to remove advertising pits from subway stations and possibly elevated rail stations. The directors meeting approved funds to pursue litigation and argued that rapid transit authorities have no right to grant advertising privileges in transit facilities.
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