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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1904

Page

8

Graziallo Tops Benning Opening With Strong Weights

At Benning track a busy morning set the stage for Thursday’s opening as Graziallo heads the Columbia Handicap weights at 128 pounds. The Bladensburg Steeplechase draws top entries Lavator 168 and Connover 165 with Imperialist close behind. A special horse car train arrived from New York bringing Damon and others. officials expect a large field and a banner meeting.

Benning Crickmore Joseph A. Murphy Columbia New Columbia Graziallo Grazzallo Ascension Lord Badge Aqueduct Knight of Rhodes W. P. Burch Greencrest Mr. Burch F. R. Hirtchcock Minotaur Washingtonian Jame Race King Coumbia Tillett Cedric James F Carbuncle Cleten Mamie Worth Knight of Khore Damon Lavator Bladensburg Black Death H. I. Stone Walter Cleary Pagen Boy Spencer Reif New York R. H. McCarter Potter W. S. House W. ©. Scully Garry Butler Potter Frank Gardner Mr. Potter J. E. Seagnam Cloten Scotch Plume Seagnamaldo S. 5 Howland Algernon Daingerfield Washington Jockey Club The Jockey Club

Thoroughbred race card with multiple selling races listed

The page lists six races with horse names and betting odds for a sale event. Entries include Kane Box Elder Crigl Mosketo Myrtle H. and others with prices like 102 each, 105 each, or 97 100 102. Races range from seven furlongs to one mile with combinations such as Northwest Penzance Ish fana Dungannon Monte and Alio path, and Fifth race featuring Military Man Hurrah Adirondack Honiton with various prices.

Oakland San Francisco Revolt Brantys Red Dameel Silurian Dr. Shorb Educate Achilles Lady Rowell Edrodun Andvarl Miss Culver Hipponax Venator Judge Royal Rogue Christine’ S Kenilworth Biliott Flan Ayres Duplex Bologna G. W. Trahern Ink Isabelilta Meister Singer Pirateer Byron Dale Conger Aibbie Bronze Wing Oronte Dr. Sherman Lurene Cousin Carrie Cotterell Estado Bard Burns Bells Road Last Knight Bombardier Grafier Stroter Adirondack Honiton Andrew B. Cook Misty’s Pride Redan Belladonna Albula W. BR. Condon Ethel G Foxy Grandpa Major Tenny Gaucho Canejo Constable Meisterstager Prince Blazes

Orthodox Wins Roslyn Handicap at Aqueduct

Metropolitan racing closes as Orthodox coaches win the Roslyn Handicap at one mile for three-year-olds. Seymour set pace to the stretch, Martin sent Orthodox to the front and won by a length and a half over Ocean Tide with Little Em close behind. Pasadena disqualified in first race. several other races list winners and times.

New York Aqueduct Orthodox Dick Bernard Seymour Martin Ocean Tide Little Em Jessup Odom Pasadena Rapid Water Old England Crimmins Tink Schilling Travers Automaster Brigand Fan Dress Sven Dansouse Burrs Dar~ Vie Istria White Marsh Brush Up Fenlala Highborn Sylvanite Listener Delaval Ons Maile Shaw Crimming St. Valentine Dice Bernard Direk Bernard Fiftil Akelx Burna Rickshaw Prince Ching Colling Neptunus Briarthorpe Red Fox Uneas Burns Applaud Redfern Thine Hijack Prince Ana Priority Saladin St. Margrave Tronheart Mettle la Goiden

Schoolmate at Good Odds Wins At Tonia Feature Race

Cincinnati racing summary reports Schoolmate at 6 to 1 capturing the feature event at Latonia. Copperfield narrowly beat Cheboygan for place as track remains Good. Other race results include Davia, Herlida, Swiftwing, Ed Tierney, and Schoolmate with Copperfield in subsequent races. tomorrow’s entries list several horses and odds.

Cincinnati Latonia Copperfield Cheboygan Davia Trepan Ben Mara Bue Grass Girl Girdle Bob Franklin Glendon Annie Atheola Leota May Gherry Herlida Tod Green Gown Laay Tillson Depends Sincerity Belle Dixelle Muldoon Trapaist Filght the Pet Sweet Kitty Bellatrs Princess Orna Swiftwing Tony D. L. Moore Gutwat Danube My Allee Ogwet Glenwood Marshal Ney Ben Fonso Dod Anderson Ed Tierney Major T. J. Carnon Furt So Ojtawa Follee Pergeres Bill Knight Dusky Cognomen Annera J Schoolmate Cheboyran Idle Fonsoluca Barry Hoy Rathland Florf Mary Callahan Kearney Bernica Salivate Ethel Krekter Marseilles Shogun New Amsterdam Olonetz Frivol Irby Bennett Captain Gate Anna Deull Mint Bed Jigger Varro Prof. Neville San Jose Bricklayer King Thorpe Winnifred _Lad Yvon Tall Dr. Brady Mellvain Judge Traynor Capt Sam Milton Young Arthur Cuwmer Myth Marlhoro Islip Presume Evander Sam Palmer Cardigan Charawind Thornhedge Metallie Bixtl Rxce Eclectic Leenja Turrando Memphian Swittwing Columbia Girt Sam Craiz Prince of Pilsen Flora Willoughby Joe Lereer Prism the Regent Benckart

Judge lectures millionaire and R Thomas told to come to court

New York November 15 E R Thomas the millionaire broker and turfman who gave the name Thompson to police was discharged after a reprimand by Magistrate Crane in Harlem Court. The judge warned that the rich must not disrespect the courts and that he should come to court like a little man. Thomas said he meant no evasion. He had deposited $100 and was released. Also Michigan picks F S Norcross as 1905 football captain for University of Michigan after season at quarterback.

R. Thomas New York E. R. Thomas William Thompson West 1524 Amsterdam Avenue 154Th Street Harlem Crane Thomas Mr. Thomas Thompson

Central Defeats Business 40 to 0 in High School Championship

Central's high scoring win over Business concluded the season with a 40 to 0 victory. Capt Kipp Kent and Tindall star in ground gains as Central dominates both lines, with Benedict adding three goals and multiple touchdowns. Business shows little resistance as Central runs and passes effectively throughout the game.

Business Kipp Kent Davis Tindall Benedict Central Echnical Capt. Kipp Gom Business Boys Cher Lne Coombes Rihl Thomas Fuller Jere Weinstein Carrington Camalier Powell Pitzer Bibl Rockwall Harnsberger Taylor Taylor McCormick Lasttrell McKeever Bristol Bowles Kipp Conmbea Kent Kaiser Parry Davis Bender Coombea Gass Lehigh Krds Georgetown Headinesman Beall Shea Browning Hempstone Pennsylvania Bush

Tommy Lowe Wins Narrow Bout Over Kid Henning

Tommy Lowe defeated Kid Henning in a ten round sparring bout at Rock Spring Club House, with referee Pat Raedy awarding Lowe the decision despite Henning’s several clean hits. The crowd of about 300 watched as Lowe used clinches to control the action, while both fighters exchanged light blows and occasional hard ones, producing a disorderly but decisive finish.

Kid Henning Tommy Lowe Pat Raedy Washington Rock Spring Club House Conduit Darkies Old Rusty Montgomery County Pat Trek Pat Raeedy Lowe Tienning Henning Randy

Georgetown and George Washington Prep for Big Rivalry Game

The Georgetown and George Washington elevens finalized arrangements for Saturdays clash. Proceeds after costs will be shared, each manager providing an official. Game time set for 3 30 with two twenty minute halves likely. Roosevelt may attend if free. Nell out, McGuire to start. Woods shoulder and Perry injury noted. Over a thousand GWU students to travel with bands and chants planned.

Georgetown George Washington Roosevelt Rorke Riley Nell McGuire Woods Perry

Bardstown Fox Hunt Opens With 57 Hunters

The eighth annual National Fox Hunters Association meet began in Bardstown Kentucky with fifty seven hunters mostly from Kentucky and eleven Derby hounds. Mat Halstead was master of hounds. A red fox was released early and within two hours Miss Marie Baunders of Huber Station rode in as the only woman rider capturing the fox. William Wade of Pittsburgh, president of the association, called the chase the most remarkable he had seen.

Yale Ready For Contest With Harvard

Yale arrived in New Haven after a two day stay at Ardsley on the Hudson. Trainer Murphy said the squad is in peak condition and will field the same lineup as against Princeton. Final practice behind closed gates tomorrow with light drills Thursday and Friday.

New Haven Conn Harvard Yale Dewitt Cochran Ardsley-On-The-B Udson Murphy Crimson Princeton Varsity

Once Famous Horse Sold at Belle Meade Disposal

Luke Blackburn the once brilliant racehorse and noted sire sold for 20 dollars at the Belle Meade disposal sale in Nashville on November 15. W H Allison of Bellevue became the new owner. Nellie Van, dam of Advance Guard, sold to W O Palmer for 100 dollars. Several other animals and dairy items disposed of at low prices. Tomorrow the deer and elk herd will be offered.

Luke Blackburn Nashville Tenn W. H. Allison Bellevue Nellie van Advance Guard W. O. Palmer

Marvelous Austrian discovery cures asthma and bronchitis

Great medical triumph reports a new Austrian remedy called ascareo for asthma catarrh and bronchitis. Introduced in the United States within a year the treatment astonishes doctors by producing permanent cures for many chronic cases once deemed incurable. The Austrian Dispersary at 6 East 14th Street New York offers scarce free samples to those who write for it.

Jenner 14Th Street New York Special Commission I. Ee ST. N.W T I Hood Co Hood Sarsaparilia Sewell Masa Koeb Washington 13Th St Carner G St

Arcanum League Opening Officer Death

New York Nov. 15 Captain A T Rouse of the Royal Naval Reserves of Great Britain died by his own action today in his West Birteroth street lodgings. He was fifty five years old.

New York A. T. Rouse Royal Naval Reserves of Great Britain West Birteroth Street

Home Training

Dialogue from a Cleveland Plain Dealer column shows children debating about Eve and Adam, attributing sin to Adam, with a teacher correcting them. The brief exchange reflects humorous social commentary on moral lessons in a classroom setting.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer Yeacher Cissy Brown Adam

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