Little Scrapper Prepares for Fight With Tommy Mowatt
The Washington Post reports Abe Attell and Young Mowatt clash for the 126 pound title in a fifteen round Baltimore bout at Ger mania Maennercher Hall. Attell travels from Rye to Washington then to Baltimore for weighing in while Mowatt trains near Gray's on the Pimlico road. Attell boasts a long list of victims and is favored as a crafty featherweight, with the winner to meet Kid Sullivan in Baltimore next week.
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Tommy Mowatt
Washington Post
Baltimore
Abe Attell
Young Mowatt
Figurms
Chicago
Eureka Athletic and Social Club
Germania Maennercher Hall
Attell
Rye
Washington
Altell
Benning Race Trace
Abs
Mowatt
Gray's
Pimlico Road
Berninm Abe
Sporting
the Post
Mowattig
Terry
McGoavern
Port Erie
Genny Yeager
Charley Neary
Eddie Hanlon
Kid Broad
Buddy Ryan
Eddie Santry
Kid Herman
Tommy Sulkin
Umder
Herford
Kid Sullivan
Washington Opens Benning Fall Jockey Club Meeting
Benning hosts the Washington Jockey Club opening with about 100 entrants for six races led by the Columbia Handicap for three-year-olds and up at seven furlongs. Top riders from metropolitan tracks appear as officials list 28 officials and a large field is expected despite possible rain.
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Washington
Washington Jockey Club
Benning
New York
Jockey Club
Benning Track
Strahan
Benninge R Field
Columbia
Aqueduct
Pimlico
Baltimore
West
Metropolitan
Pimlico Foimt
S. Howland
H. T. Oxnard
H. J. Morris
Clarence McDowell
Joseph A. Murphy
A. Johnnson
George Howard
Howland
Henry May
Edward A. Mitchell
Edward Morrell
H. I Pelz
Samuel Ross
Simpking
John F. Wilkins
H. W. Faller
Bob Murphy
Knight of Weston
Hine Coat
the Cure
Lia Northyiltey
Ola Engiani
Tve
Atlanta
Society
Bud
Niantic
Hessie A
Eater
Hocus Po
Wlektor
Orlfamme
Ohres
Ted Warrior
D'Arkle
Merry England
Lochinvar
Cloten
Frock Foster
Ayperton
Bohemia
Goddileuy
Peter Paul
Rhodea
Columbia Conbee
Jupiter
Caryvi
HoDr Cattery
Sonys
Guy Tomary Morris
Columbia Conrie
Bobbie Kean
Samuel H. Harris
Brilliant
Jane Holly
Goldfieur
Mo McWillame
Jock McHkeon
Nashville Racecard Mixed Thoroughbred Meet Results
Multiple races listed with six furlongs to seven furlongs, including selling and purse events. Names such as Salvage Fhilghisud Filng Trepan Presentation Water Tower Mares Bensonburet Fiasco Pipe Mammon Posey Airship Goma Yamara Little Rose Martaceh Deautiful Boss P'Tates Danze Grace Wagner Jules Oakland Edinborough Alanthus Yo San Rustic Picksway Von Zottern Iron Watson Lucene Parvo Jolette Fulbert Bearcatcher Bee Air Confederate Retropaw Lone Fisherman Ed Lil burn Ripper Byronerdale Mazetta Waterspout Cloche D Or Sherry Byeven Bete Follow Me Dr. Roberts Firm Foot Liltius Callahan Chalet Bash Tramwey Sinestro Nabonascar Mark Lichtenstein Ruc la Iron King cure all mentions LAXATIVE BROMO Guisine tablet referenced in ending instruction.
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Nashville
Salvage
Trepan
Presentation
Water Tower
Mares
Bensonburet
Pipe
Mammon
Posey
Airship
Chief Hayes
Skeptical
Rolla
Ensley
Belden
Oriels
Scepter
Jim Crow
Ohio King
Goma
Yamara
Little Rose
Martaceh
Deautiful Boss
P'Tate
Danze
Sonal Mion Cosette
Grace Wagner
Nina
Gorgeous
Balshot
Lemon Girl
Double
My Etennor
Dell Leath
Doctor Hart
Liberty Mo
Jules
Oakland
Edinborough
Alanthus
Yo San
Aunt Polly
Rustic
Clersis
Pay Wonder
MacFlecknoe
Bath Beach
Picksway
von Zottern
Blumenthal
Lady
Mirthaul
Iron Watson
Avon
Sie
Tebeaut
Lucene
Parvo
Jolette
Fulbert
Cockrar
San Nicolas Wins Again in Kingston Handicap at Oakland
San Nicolas, odds-on favorite after winning Saturday’s Inaugural Handicap, captured the Kingston Handicap race as four favorites and two outsiders shared honors on a fine weather day with fast track. First through sixth races listed with winners Buchanin Sir Edward Cruzador Ian Nicholas F. Shaw Dod Anderson and distances and times noted.
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San Francisco
Oakland
San Nicholas
Buchanin
Dixelle
Maid of Formoy
Moor
Paul Whaley
Flora Bright
Harry Bock
Tannhauser
Oscar Tolle
Sir Edward
I'm Jos
Chief Whitman
Governor Davia
Sa Lad
James L. M
Frolte
Hoyal
Fred Hent
Frank Flittper
Cruzador
Selable
Ruby
Dargin
Geo K
Dixie Lad
Fisher Roy
Hingston
Ian Nicholas
Lublin
Rightful
Bragg
Watercure
Shaw
Lustig
San Primo
Tine
Dora J
Bountiful
Lieutenant
Spondoolix
Dundreary
Santa Catalina Wins Roslyn Handicap at Aqueduct Closing Day
New York November 15 race card at Aqueduct closed season with two favorites prevailing. Santa Catalina ridden by Miller won the Roslyn Handicap by two lengths over Cedershame as Martin Doyle set the early pace before fading. Other races saw Easy for Santa Catalina’s upset in the closing mile and Ormande's Right taking the final event ahead of Ivan the Terrible with Dreamer third.
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New York
Aqueduct
Santa Catalina
Martin Doyle
Miller
Cederstrome
Voy Maid
Axe
Romanally
France
Frederick
Carand
Mollia Donehue
Perrine
Sly Ben
Pantoufle
Water Tank
Keadally
Marsive
True Boy
Caprica
Tangler
Ava
B. Smith
Fetch
Caronal
Athlone
Muskodey
Gamara
Ave
Cedershame
Iomanell
Coy
Rose of Dawn
Romanetti
Petcit
Accond
Rabedin
Nottor
John F. Ahearn
Colossal
Platoon
Jeseup
Ormande
Feist
Ivan the Terrile
Sewell
Dreamer
Mcintyre
Norbury
Sailor Boy
Drone
Winifred A
Palladay
Lackey
Funiculaire Wins Six Furlong Handicap At Cumberland Park
Nashville reports the November 13 race day extended to November 25 with Funiculaire carrying 117 pounds triumphing in the six furlongs handicap. The meet saw favorites and outsiders winning across six races, with track listed as fast and weather fine. Leaders included Bitter Brown, Lieber, Drove, Funira Jalna, Margaret M, and Manfred with times ranging from 1:14 to 1:41.
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Nashville
Tenn
Funiculaire
Cumberlann Park
Bitter Brown
Chiyema
Hoyal Legend
Muldoon
Magda Doreen
Lieber
Hallowmas
Horse Reiss
Dick Brown
Matebon
Ome
Besterling
Mma
Little Long
Berry Waddell
Low M
Jungla Imp
Steettrep
Funira- Jalna
Envyny
Detrada Palma
Rockaay
Strarlighter
Margaret M
Bitter Hood
Deuxtempo
Moaleable
Suda
Inspector Girl
Delta
Marvin Neal
Fairy Flush
Sweet Artry
Chauncey Olcott
Manfred
Waran
Ore Viva
Chamblea
Colonist
Runningstar
Madjeon Square
the Gleam
Reveille
Fallen Leaf
Magnolin
Ball Magnates Meet in Cincinnati The National Commission Acted
The national baseball commission met in Cincinnati with President Pulliam, Herrmann, and Bruce present. Bruce voted for Ban Johnson as president. Purchases approved include Hitt and Whalen and Keete for New York, Nordyke for St Louis, and Bennett for St Louis. Drafts announced include Byrnes for Philadelphia. The commission will reconvene Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Baseball Commission
Harry Pulliam
National League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
John E. Bruce
American League
Bruce
Ban Johnson
New York American League
Hitt and
James Whalen
San Francisco
Plieher Robert Keete
Tacoma
St Louis Americans
Mrat Baroman
Louis Nordyke
St. Louis
Nationale
J. T. Bennett
Infelder
Seattle
Philadelphia Americane
Byrnes
Oakland
Arrest a mistake Rice says Racing secretary charged with theft
Frederick H. Rice of Boston, renowned as a Boston bull terrier breeder, was arrested at the Fenn Hotel in New York and brought to Brooklyn to answer grand larceny charges. He acted as racing secretary for Charles Longbotham of Chester Pa, who alleges Rice failed to account for 160 dollars in winnings. Rice contested the charge, promising to clear the matter after a personal talk.
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Washington Post
New York
Frederick H. Rice
Boston
Fenn
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Rice
Charles Longbotham
Chester
Longbotham
Parkville
Fur lined overcoats offer roomy fit and quality
Promising details frame a window display of fur lined overcoats cut full and roomy. Outer shells made by skilled tailors with first grade furs placed inside by experienced furriers. Whole skins only and various blends including muskrat mink and Alaska seal with seals and otter collars. Prices listed.
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Alaska
Naval Gun Factory and Engineers Tie Behind Kerr’s 26 Yard TD
In a rough Arsenal match the Naval Gun Factory tied the Engineers 6 to 6 after Kerr’s 26 yard sprint, hurdling five tacklers for a second half touchdown. Monahan and Sutton added points for the Gun Factory, while DeMar and Kerr sparked the navy yard comeback with steady line bucking and end runs.
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Naval Gun Factory
Warriorg
Engineers
Arsenal
Kerr
Naval
Navy Yard
Gun Factory
Rob Roy Mackey
Sheahy
Monahan
Sutton
DeMar
Navy
Engineera
N. Gun Factory
Posftiana
McKonsin
Eid
Mark Burlingame
Hagan Keppler
Lowry
McCasmalek
Keppler
Sheppards
Mackey
Martials Mackey
Hoover
Mets
Lewis
Sheaby
Monahin
Sat
Wilma
Mr. Dodge
Mesora
Smith
Fox Hunt Accident Injures Participants
At Bardstown Kentucky during a National Fox Hunters Association meet Dr T D Finck of Louisville was severely bruised when his horse rolled on him Miss Bessie Langdon of Cincinnati was thrown but escaped serious injury before the animal was destroyed Conclusions note injuries reported from the chase event and the horse was destroyed to prevent further danger
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Bessie Langdon
Bardstown
National
Fox Hunters’ Association
T. D. Finck
Louisville
Mies Besse Langdon
Cincinnati
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Folksy Health Patent
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla when pale thin or nervous, claiming it is a grand old family medicine. It suggests consulting a doctor and emphasizes decades of sale with no secret formula.
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Ayer
Navy to Play Virginia in Prep for West Point
Annapolis November 13 The Navy football squad drills under a large coach lineup including three ex Yale stars while Decker vies with Norton for quarterback. Virginia visits Saturday for a tough test as Pierson and Captain Howard nurse injuries. Fourth class midshipmen beat Second St Johns 12 to 0.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
West Point
Naval Academy
Dashiell
Yale
Herman Olcutt
Burr’ Chamberlain
Franke Gould
Navy
Bookwalter
Karns
Gannon
Smith
Belknap
Berrien
Whiting
Falsey
Noarly
Decker
Norton
University of Virginia
Midshipmen
Pierson
Howard
Mid- Shipmen
St. John's
Swarthmore Defeats Lafayette 7 to 6 at Swarthmore Field
Swarthmore College eleven tops Lafayette at Whittier Field in a one sided 7 to 6 victory. Crowell stars with punting kicking and scores, including a placement goal. About 5 000 spectators. Referee Dr Carl Williams. U Penn officials served as linesmen and umpires.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore
Lafayette College
Whittier
Lafayette
Crowell
Quaker
Kewlanda
Perking
Bnock
Elliott Milinon
Yefe
Krucier
Jefe
Ceater
Wight
Dietrich
Metan
Wasemund
McAvay Pritcherd
Wightman
McDonough
Pritchard
Maxwell
Carl Williams
Ready to Meet Princeton Yale Prepares for Game
Yale's football team completed a final hard practice to face Princeton with a secret session and a 900 strong student crowd. Forbes was removed from the line up to protect an injured hand while the second string backs showed speed and depth in scrimmage. City plans for crowd control and field access were publicized by Mayor Brudky.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Forbes
Brudky
Charlestown Defeats Frederick in West Virginia football clash
In Charlestown West Virginia on November 15 Charlestown Athletic Association defeated Frederick College 16 to 0 in a football game. The Tolman Laundry ad line notes waterproof paper wrapping and phone contact.
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Weeminguer
Charlestown
W. Va
Frederick College
Charlestown Athletic Association
Tolman
Western High Wins After Referee Dispute Forfeit
Western High School defeated Georgetown Preparatory 60 yard run by Phelan and a disputed touchdown call ended the game by forfeit. Referee Abbaticchio upheld the call after Georgetown protested, leaving Western as interscholastic champions of the District despite being outplayed by the Preps for much of the contest.
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Western High School
Georgetown Preparatory
Georgetown Field
Georgetown
Westerners
Moan
Cient
Mohn
Abbaticchio
Beckett
Western
Muir
Worthington
Thomas
Phelan
Hodgson
Midfeld
Sharpe
Martin A. Hodgson
Cutten
Waterman
Flach
Tierney Stevenson
John Dawson
Miner Phelan
Belf
Ryley Crompton
Meagher
Mr. Bryan
George Weshington
Henry White
Twealles
Metars
Walters
Cohen
Indians Defeat Carlisle in Sloppy Massillon Tilt
Massillon Tigers beat the Carlisle Indians 8 to 4 in Cleveland before about 5,000 fans. Half lengths were 30 and 25 minutes with 1,500 Massillon supporters present. Tigers showed speed and aggression while Indians struggled against end runs in a muddy field. Ohio Bowlers Name Officers in Canton meeting.
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Massillon Tigers
Cleveland
Ohio
Blassillon Tigers
Massilon
Mansillon
Tigers
Canton
Bowlers’ Association of Ohio
Toledo
Henry Leitner
C. W. Detbel
Youngstown
J. W. McCormick
Oscar Salsberg
Percy Hills
Charles E. Caier
Columbus
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