COLUMBIA AND BLADENSBURG Handicap Opens Fall Meeting
The Washington Jockey Club starts a fifteen day fall meeting at Benning with strong entries for six events led by the Columbia Handicap. Trainloads of top horses arrive from New York for races including the Bladensburg Steeplechase and a Chevy Chase open selling steeplechase, with daily cards from 2 to 4:30.
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Washington Jockey Club
Benning
New York
Supt
Strahan
Bladensburg
Crickmore
Howland
GraziaJlo
Aqueduct
Samuel Ross
F. L. Huidekoper
Clarence teDowall
Joseph A. Murphy
Mars Cassidy
J. A. Murphy
J. S. Hall
W. H. Barretto
Couras
Foxy Kanella
Beatorth
Young Henry
Mary Glenn
Poseur
Tenny Balle
Beauregard
Thistie Heather
Andrew Mack
Yeoman
N. O'Brien
Limerick
Alice
Cedaratrome
Courier
Hawtrey
Chimney Swee
Grand Duchess
Northville
the Sear
Knight of
Weston
Cabin
Linda Rosa
Pat Dumphy
Cladensburg
James F
Minotaur
Damon
Columbia
Sheen
G. Schwarz
Harry L. Stone
Walter Cleary
Spencer Reiff
Richard Wallach
Richelieu II
I. N. Megargee
King Carter
Unclear horse race entries with thin details and misreads
The fragment lists multiple race entries with names such as Penseance Silurian Mr. Dingle Lady Kent Con natable Brennng Sabetlita Bob Gallanthos Achilles Light Braid Nonie Reeves Ocyrohe El piloto Sol Lycbstein Mighty W RB Condon Anvil Colonial Van Flying Torpedo Ink Elitoit and others. It appears to be a horse race program with weights and entrants across several races including one mile and six furlongs.
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Paul Cempleton
Gallant Cassle
McGrawer
Bil Short
Herthus
Bearskin
Headdanes
Bob Ragou
Penseance
Silurian
Mr. Dingle
Lady Kent
Connatable
Brennng
Sabetlita
Bob
Gallanthos
Achilles
Light Braid
Nonie
Reeves and
Ocyrohe
Elpiloto
Sol Lycbstein
the Mighty
W. RB. Condon
Anvil
Colonial van
Elitoit
Charawind Wins Latonia Steeplechase in Drive from Thornhedge
Charawind nets Latonia steeplechase victory over Thornhedge amid clear weather. Eclectic shocks at 60 to 1 in another Latonia race day where Brazil receives a suspension for later conduct. fast track and multiple horse results across six races with notable finishes by Sam Stevens Fiort Varro Captain Sam Earle Lee Eclectic and many others.
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Eclectic
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charawind
Thornhedge
Brazil
Sam Stevens
Fiort
Bernice
Salivate
Ethel Keckler
Longstraw
Mary Callahan
Charlie Stade
Marveilles
Jake Dennis
Doty
Fair Alien
Hearney
Penzae
Prof. Neville
Varro
Olonetz
Jigger
New Amsterdam
Shagun
Athelon
Captain Gaines
Anna Beall
Mintbed
Irby Bennett
Rach
Captain Sam
Judge Traynor
King Thorpe
Milton Young
Winnifred Lad
Mellvain
Arthur Cummer
Irontail
Sane Jose
Scope
Chasawind
Mythe
Cardigan
Evander
Sam Palmer
Islip
Marlboro
Earle Lee
Pearl Hopkins
Fruit
Alice Lloyd Valzetto
Balance All
Kate Zeltz
Homebody
Mary Rosenrosa
Clara Dee
Metallic
Mrs. Faconer
Lou Dillon Falls Short Of World Mark In Unpaced Mile
Memphis Tenn Nov 16 Weather near perfect Lou Dillon failed to equal the world record of 2 01 4 trotting the unpaced mile in 2 01 4 Trainer Sanders after the effort said the mare needed more work and would race again tomorrow against 2 01 4 The Billings mare led early then tired nearing the wire with a late sprint timed 2 01 4 and a runner accompanying her at the turn for home.
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Lou Dillon
Memphis
Tenn
Sanders
Billings
Sidney Dillon
Clubs Score Big in City Bowling Leagues
Bowing action across five leagues last night produced strong scores. Bureaus and Agriculture led departmental play with Plate Printers topping at over 950 in set totals. Notables include Hess 225 214 236 and O Donnell 237. Iroquois beat Orioles 10 to 9 in a featured clash.
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Saengerbund
North Capitol Street
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Hardie
Lord
Budke
Drake
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Palace
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Miller
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Jal Brosnan
Ouray
Junghaus
Hollins Hollohen
Lentz
Fisher & Co
Eiker
Mitchell
Asi Smith
Brashears
Doyle
Dodson
Ferguson
Anderson
Crosby
Northeastern
Skinner
Beaste
Balt
Freem
Fhuhrer
Joe Grant
Frank Lynch
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Hearst Rifles Triumph In Close Navy Battle
Hearst Rifles edged the Naval Battalion 17 to 12 in a tightly contested basketball game. Hearst outmatched by weight but rallied as Navy rough play sent two Hearst players out, yet the Rifles pushed ahead. Scoring listed Darling 2 Carrick 3 De Mar 1 Peck 2 Ernest 2 Huth 1 Sullivan 1 for Hearst. Navy Battalion 5, Hearst Rifles 10. Referee Mr Hart D. Yoder. timers Messrs Boyd and Dinnis. scorer Mr Brittain.
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Naval Battalion
Hearsts
Navy
Hearst
Edine
Feettons Naval Bal
Darling
Garriet
Sherman
Huth
Sullivan
Carrick
de Mar
Peck
Ernest
Woals—Naval Battalion
Hart D. Yoder
Timers
Mesers
Boyd
Dinnis
Brittain
Chevy Chase Hounds Open Season With Sporty Run
The Chevy Chase hounds opened the 1904 05 season with a brisk nine mile chase through local estates and farms from the Chevy Chase Club area. A small field pursued Masterpiece and The Hawke amid heavy going and numerous jumps, led by huntsman Robert Curran.
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Chevy Chase Hounds
Kennals
Chevy Chase Club
Chevy Chase Land Company
Williams Farm
Brookeville Road
Marlowe Farm
George Dunlap
Gist Blair
Arthur Snyder
Frederic L. Huidekoper
Charles H. L. Johnston
John Larcombe
Huntsman
Robert Curran
Masterpiece
Georgs Curran
Hawke
Curran
Charles O'Malley
Enthusiasm at Yale as 800 students stream into football field
About 800 Yale students marched to Yale Field behind a brass band and opened the gates to a cheering crowd. They sang new football songs led by prominent singers, cheered Capt Hogan’s team, and watched a brisk signal drill with punting practice observed by spectators and coaches.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Capt. Hogan
Senators Lost At Pool In Baltimore Billiards Set
The Washington Senators opened an intercity billiards series in Baltimore under Frank Sherman. Baltimore players won the first four straight rail games 91 100, 92 100, 100 53, 100 63 totaling 383 to 313. The next sets move to Washington with cushion caroms and balk line formats culminating in called shots.
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Washington
Baltimore
Frank Sherman
Senators
Johnnnie Klein
Fayette Street
Charles
Smith
Barrett
Friedley
Carter
Wiggins
Rodgers
Wilwens
Indian Teams to Meet at World’s Fair Stadium
Arrangements are completed for a football game at the Stadium on the World's Fair grounds between the Carlisle Indian School of Pennsylvania and the Haskell Indian School of Kansas on Saturday, November 25. The date coincides with President Roosevelt’s expected visit to the Fair, and this marks the first gridiron clash between the two government Indian schools. Both teams are closely matched in weight and playing ability.
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St. Louis
Carlisle
Navy drills at Annapolis in lead up to West Point game
Navy football practice under Head Coach Paul Dashielis continues daily in secret on the academy grounds. The backfield spots tighten with Smith at full back and Doherty and Spencer clear leaders for half backs. Wilcox or Norton vie for quarterback as two ex captains join the coaching staff.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Navy
Paul Dashielis
Academy
West Point
Smith
Doherty
Spencer
Wilcox
Norton
Arthur G. Kavanaugh
Charles G. Belknap
Amherst Defeats Williams to Close Season With One Loss
Amherst defeated Williams 22 to 0 in Amherst Massachusetts on November 16, finishing the season with only a single loss to Dartmouth. Williams scored early but could not advance, while Amherst dominated the second half adding three touchdowns aided by strong team play. The report also mentions naval football prospects and a boxing result in South Bend with Graham floored four times. Rhodes Scholar W E Schutt won the Oxford two mile run in 10 10.3 seconds.
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Amherst
Mass
Williams
Dartmouth
Watson
Graham
South Bend
Ind
Tommy Hyan
Jack Graham
Kansas City
London
Oxford
Sports Today
W. E. Schutt
Cornell University
Exhibition of Coursing at Brightwood Race Track
Capt J Thomas Vickery of Oklahoma City shows three greyhounds in a rabbit coursing exhibition at Brightwood Driving Park. Princess Maude wins the longest chase, Uncle Sam and King Edward II claim wins in other races. Humane Society observers mark safety measures with muzzles.
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Brightwood Driving Park
J. Thomas Vickery
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Capt. Vickery
Sam
Frince
Princess Maude
King Edward II
Samuel Gassenheimer
Prince Albert
John I. Norris
Uncle Sam
Antry
Tve
Oficers
The
Humane Society
Vickery
Grand jury returns true bills in twelve of eighteen cases
The grand jury yesterday returned indictments against Thomas D. Williams for adultery and against George Rogers Saunders Abbott and James Holligee for assault with a dangerous weapon. Arthur Jackson and Wallace Ruffin face larceny charges, Charles Hill robbery, Horace Carter Louis Hobbein Samuel R. Beach and Mack Thomas housebreaking, with several defendants’ cases ignored including Ross Wise for housebreaking James H. Dunlap George W. Martin for assault with a dangerous weapon and William H. Brockenborough for violation of the policy law.
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Thomas D. Willams
George Rogers
Saunders Abbott
James Holligee
Arthur Jackson
Wallace Ruffin
Charles Hill
Horace Carter
Louis Hobbein
Samuel R. Beach
John Thomas
Alas Mack Thomas
Grand
Ross Wise
James H. Dunlap
George W. Martin
William H. Brockenborough
Excursions to Mount Vernon by the Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon and its tomb are reachable by the steel steamer Charles Macalester leaving Seventh street wharf at 10 a m and 1 45 p m on weekdays with returns at 1 40 and 5 15 p m. The 32 mile Potomac trip passes Arlington Alexandria Fort Foote Fort Washington and Fort Hunt. Lafayette Post G A R held its annual inspection and meetings at 51 Ninth street NW with Walter Butler and Col E J Sweat presiding. A warrant was issued for Lizzie Colen for alleged assault on Marion T Clinkacales during a police court dispute between negro attorneys.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Charles Macalester
Seventh Street
Potomac
Arlington
Alexandria
Fort Foote
Fort Washington
Fort Hunt
Lafayette Post
Ninth Street
Walter Butler
Col. E. J. Sweat
Abram Hart
Department of the Potomac
Gen
W. H. Whittaker
A. H. G. Richardson
Andrew Dinsmore
Maj
C. H. Lawrence
Dr. H. Hayes
J. C. 8. Burger
Col
EB. J. Sweet
J. H. Bradford
Marion T. Clinkacales
Gsputants
Lizzie Calen
Ricks
Lizzie Colen
Chimney workers’ brick strike injures Edmond Cook
Edmond Cook nineteen of 21 C street southwest was struck on the head by a brick thrown from a roof by chimney workers. Surgeons at Emergency Hospital dressed a deep scalp wound.
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Edmond Cook
C Street
Cook
De Oro and Hueston Set For 600 Point World Title Match
Alfredo de Oro world pool champion will meet Thomas Hueston of St. Louis in a 600 point title showdown. Eight hundred points total to be played, with 200 per night starting Thanksgiving.
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