Rage King's Steeplechase Upsets at Jockey Club Fall Meet
Washington Jockey Club opened under ideal weather with a strong crowd and top cards. Race King upset the Columbia Handicap as a long shot winning after Ascension led early. Gaspar won the Bladensburg Steeplechase with Lavator falling. Mary Glenn captured the first race at generous odds, while several favorites fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Mary Glenn
Washington Jockey Club
Washington
High Chancellor
Race King
Columbia
Ascension
Cloten
Mamie Worth
Crimmins
Richards
Burns
Adecension
Gascar
Lavator
Bladensburg
Black Death
Connover
Spencer Reiff
Ivan
Howard Gratz
Gaspar
Walter Cleary
Imperialist
Perion
Bernhardt
Rogan
Monaco Maid Wins Avondale Handicap At Latonia
Monaco Maid, an added starter, captured the Avondale Handicap in a nose finish over favored Freebooter. Across races at Latonia and Oakland, six maidens or allowances faced the track, with notable finishes by Ail Wolgut, Re quitter, The Thrail, Niaxus, and We Subader. Oakland summaries report clear weather, slow track, and multiple stakes-like performances including The Mighty and Elillatt, plus future entries listed for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Cincinnati
Monaco Maid
Freebooter
Summarie
Ail Wolgut
Hunterdon
Blytheness
Lulu Marr
Belle Toone
Fugurtha
Anna
May Cherry
Toulse Stapp
My Jane
Rice
Denny Lyons
Floronica
Me Hta
Requiter
Lyrist
Prince of Plisan
Tom Rowe
Turrando
Takenham
Rach
Thrail
Fireball
Vren
Omeaten
Lig Keach
J. A. Smith
Logistila
Piher Clerk
Alee
Hackh
Niaxus
Unrate
Amit Prof. Neville
Yime
Guer Goo
Baird
Peaucaire
Pathos
Lillian
Juveua
Seven Yould
Suit
Dr. Leggo
Bowling Bridge
Iutense
Winifred Lad
Burdluski
Arthur Cummer
Harlequin
the Thrall
Judge Saufley
Fruit
Vestry
Floral Wreath
Cigar Lighter
Major T. J. Carson
Early Boy
Gala Bramel
Jack Greenburg
Estrada Palma
Bath
Rattler
Alvegifance
Bonamian
Evander
Rip
Thornkedge
Striongs
Halma Betle
Bouncing Betly
Crown Princess
Dixie
Lady Mileen
Berinthia
Ethel Mark
Sweet Kitty Bellaire
May Eten
Little Fraud
Kitty Bennebrooks
Pearl Hopkins
Raviana
Flight
Salivate
van Hope
Tottenham
Eclectle
Hheingold
Foreigner
My Alle Huckleverry Finn
Quincy
Shogun
the Regent
Glenwood
Varro
Flora Wlloughby
Oakland
San Francisco
Oukland
Babow
Mizpun
Maid of Fermoy
Oaendulum
Macene
Mistress of Rolls
Lilly Golding
Verna
Willa
RAUE
Conisi
Bronze Wing
Serond
Albemarle
Thne
Florine
el Vigoreso
Queen Jay
Bors
del Sienora
Ship Me
Scherzo
Lill Young
Take Back
Dal Carina
Bob Aragon
Pacond
Head Dance
Anita Knight
Lena Lefore
Fay Templeton
McGregor
bin Shori
Herbus
Bearskin
Teabeliita
Penzance
Silurian
Mr. Dingle
Lady Kent
Constable
Gala
Anvil
Col van
Flying Torpedo
Trotter Sets 2 03 Time In Mile Race At Wax Track
Millard Saunders drives The Trotter to a 2 03 mile time on ideal weather at Wax track. Quarter times 31 flat, 1 01 3 4, 1 31 4 4. Auction sale at Albemarle show grounds features gleaming horses from Morris and Joslin Keswick with notable bidders including D E Black New York and Julian Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Saunders
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Albemarle Show Grounds
Benning
New York Horse Show
Morris and Joslin
Keswick
D. E. Black
New York
My Lady Gay
Julian Morris
Brandon
Dancing
Wishaway
Ca I
Filigree
Filigrane
Edith
David Sloan
France
Diablo
Montfort
Voice
Volante
Samm Rhodes
Andy Chisholm
Albemarle
Mr. Borchers
Hercules
Hellen Wwinmer
New Record by Dan Patch in Oklahoma City
Dan Patch set a world pacing record at a 1 1/2 mile track in Oklahoma City with a time of 2 03 flat. The prior mark was 2 03 1/4 set by Patch at Birmingham, Alabama last year. Time splits reported as 30 1/2, 1:00 1/2, 1:31 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dan Patch
Biminghamn
Ala
Yale Crimson Hit Hard Scrimmage Before Harvard Clash
Haven Conn November 17 Yale football team held a stiff scrimmage with subs, drawing a large crowd as they battled near the varsity’s 1 yard line. The second team pressed Yale One in defense while coaches pushed a fast pace. Harvard quartered at Morris Cove held a late signal practice with the Crimson showing excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Publc
Pequot Club
Morris Cove
Varsity
Crimson
Georgetown and George Washington Gear Up for Saturday Showdown
Georgetown and George Washington prepare for the big football game with a hired band and student cheer squads. GWU trains at the Oxford Hotel before marching to Georgetown field, then to Columbia Theater after the contest. Coaches Rorke and Riley push scrimmage and signal practice while McGettigan nurses a lame foot. Jack Gase referees and Dick Kelly umpires as players anticipate a 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Georgetown
George Washington
Sudents
George Washington University
Oxford
Buff and Blue
Georgetown Field
Gridhorn Warriors
Columbia
Rorke
Hoih Woods
Perry
Riley
McGettigan
Jack Gase
Dick Kelly
War Team Rolls To Two Wins In Departmental League
The Warquint lead the Departmental League with two victories in a set of three against the two weakest clubs. Adams posted the high score in game one with 203 while other players such as Brown, Smith, and others contributed steady scores as the combined totals showed a moderate average across the three matches. In the Post Office League Registry and Miscellany split three good games, with Du achieving top honors for the full set and a 189 low score for him. McGrath led a game with 205 and several players posted near-century marks. Citizens’ team beat Clerks League foes Washington Loan and Trust Company two games, with Worthington leading the attack at 216 and Goodwin, Lewis, and Taylor close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perang
Paseur
Lin
Thistle Heather
Taseur
Mary Gle
Annrew Mack
Henrys
Poseur
Mary Glenn
Andrew Mack
Foxy Kane
Young Henry
Cabin
Hawtrey
Yeoman
Courier
Limerick
Chimney Eep
Chimney Sweep
Warquint
Adams
Registry
Post Office
Whnning
Duand
McGrath
Citizens
Clerks
Washington Loan and Trust Company Boys
Worthington
Goodwin
Lewis
Taylor
Fivang
Dasset
Sella
Ausmur
Ne Brown
Wl Smith
Mmerce and Labor
Williams
Qurdon
van Buren
Tompkins
Claxton
Goodman
Dednadines
Loan and Trust
Jacobsen Iit
Ballinger
Pol
Yost
Ghiselli
Cesses Om
Wataen
Bradley
Gingbaugh
Durand RL
Ward
Thompson
Healey
Bishop
Boyden
Baltimore and Return
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Grant Beats Lynch in One Fall after Hour of Gripping Wrestling
Joe Grant defeated Frank Lynch at the Light Infantry Armory, taking the fall in 65 1/2 minutes after Lynch quit following the first fall. The match carried a large side bet and gate receipts, with Grant declining a welterweight rematch and other bouts signed for within two weeks. Lynch, claiming an ankle injury, faced Grant in a catch-weight bout as both worked to secure further bouts and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grant
Baltimore
Frank Lynch
Grant
Light Infantry Armory
Lynch
Guitter
Washington
Americus
Rob Hoy Mackie
Harvey Tyrrell
Mackie
Pyrrell
George Herbert
Walter Gallagher
Patrick O'Connor
Frank Hiuseman
Fillington
Joe Herald
New Knights of Pythian Temple Dedication Exercises
The dedication ceremonies at 1012 Ninth Street NW continue with tonight and tomorrow night entertainments. A chalk talk, readings, and illustrated lecture are planned with dancing after each program and an orchestra providing music. Ladies committee lists many names for temple refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pyth Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Evangeline Vallar
Newton T. Hammer
Bary- Tone
W. H. Bright
Wiley H. Davis
Will H. Chandler
Felix Mahoney
Israel
Harry Bulkley
Business Men's Association
Yellowstone Park
Temple
T. A. Bynum
David Torchester
J. Cropper
F. 8. Crown
W. H. A. Simmons
Pavis
H. WU. Armstrong
Albert Kahtert
H. Woodward
Prescott
Deana
M. Mangum
Noble
Carson
David
Undue Influence Alleged In Equity Suit Over City Property
Equity proceedings filed in District Supreme Court by Winston Taylor of Chicago against Susie A. Taylor seek to void a deed to 1194 Eighteenth street northwest made October 15 1904 by Thornton Taylor. The complaint alleges undue influence by Susie Taylor, notes Thornton died November 5, and requests title to pass to Thornton's heirs at law. Also reports admiralty libel against River Queen for 1200 damages after a September 10 collision with a scow near Belleview Magazine. New York G A R reception notes Gen. Estes and Capt. Perkham attending a reception for Commander in Chief Blackmar at Alexander Hamilton Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
District Supreme Court
Winston Taylor
Chicago
Susie A. Taylor
Eighteenth Street
Thornton Taylor
Garfield Hospital
Henry EB. Davis
Edward B. Kimball
Johnson & Wimcatt
J. J. Darlington
William C. Sullvan
Abelants
Belleview Magazine
Giesboro
New York
G. Estes
A.S. Perkpam
Washington
Blackmar
G. A. BR
Alexander Hamilton Post
New York City
Riedenhardy sues for damages against Washington Railway
Portrait artist Riedenhardy filed a damages suit against Washington Railway and Electric Co alleging a street car started prematurely as he alighted at Ninth Street. He claims two teeth were lost and facial injuries, with partial deafness and paralysis in his right arm. He also states medical costs of 1100. Byram trial continues as Harry Byram Jr. carrier defense proceeds in Criminal Court No. 1 under an indictment for taking a letter with money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Riedenhardy
Washington Railway and Electric Campan
Riedenhardy
Jin
Byram
Jorney
James S. Baiby
Harry Byram, Jr
Criminal Court No
Wright
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Mertzway
Mertz and Mertz Co
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Sixth Street
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue Northwest
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15Th St
Ohio Ave
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Berwick
Oll
Fitz “Orris, Fon 7Th
Ave
M. A. Tappan & Co
Afrihive
Louis Bush's
Bes
Miu
Allumeur
Sheen
A. T. Aste
Baikal
Lee
Baika
Irisa Witch
Eagle
Thespian
Greencrest
Columbia Course
S. Billings
P. F
Teuton
Thistle
Barnett
Travers
Antrew Mack
T. Burns
Creamer
Wouderiss
Huauregard
J. Burton
Tenny Hellers
Seaforth
2. Murphy
Hedfern
RH. McCarter Potter
B. Bmffler
T. Burna
Grand Duchess
Wonderly
Uederstrome
R. Fisher
Novena
Collins
Northville
Smiling Alice
Romanelli
the Seer
Coburn
Garment
Linda Rose
Sperling
Knight of
Weston
Ferry
R. Murphy
Loney Haskell
Storm
J. H. O'Brien
G. Schwarz’s Blk.g
Gascon
Herder
Ray
Imperialiat
Robinson
Davidson
D.c
Byrderlette
Onderlyj
Damon
Sir James F
Toekesee
Goughacre Stable
Atheling
Lustre
Salling
Romaelli
A. L. Aste
Parten
Witch
Wonderty
Spian
Wondehade
J. Henderson
Queen Belle
Miller
aArrahgowan
T. Turns
Uaie
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Brooklynke
Panique
Queen Rose
Charles Elwood
Andrew Mac
Bravery Hootwink
White Ghost
Joe Akela
McWilliams Setauket
Flinders
Silverfoot
Ai Rackmari
Tithonus
Meckland
Tom Lawson
Bouvier
King Albert
Ben Crockee
Mie
Columbia Cout Trish Witch
Mrs
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Jane Holly
Cherige
Queen Fillzal
Darksome
Misa May
Bowdish
Instrument
Flea
Bina
Ledatrix
Magrane
Canant
Johnson
Phelanix
Cedarbers
Robert Mitchell
Glid
Roaburn
A. Munkodny
Northwest
Guacho
Red Cross Nurse
Hermencia
Estade
Princeses
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Albula
Judge
North
Honiton
Selling
Patrolla
Flancor
Gil Bins
Lurene
Myrtie
Melatersinger
Ripper
Len Dillon
Memphis
Tenn
C. K
Billings
Lou Dillon
Tunner
Parker, Bridget & Co
Albemarle Horse Sale
Board
St. Aldermen
Bellemeade
Nashville
Harry Payne Whitney
Hickory Valley
Sporting
Lavigne
Walcott
Police Gazette
Pittsburg
Boston
Pirates
Iso
Zebulon M. Horsey
George Waylor
Lincoln N. Pittnogle
M. J. Colbert
James B. Archer, Jr
Finney
Hood
la Peet
Old Braddock
Maryland Rye
JAS. Clark Distilling
P. McCarthy
Mgr
GIO Pa
Commerce and Labor
Tatals
Bross
FE. B
F. B
Georges & Son
Pa. Ave
N. W
Hiades
G W.eiseman
SIS
Seventh Street
S. Goldheim & Sons
Seventh St
Ava
America
T. T. McWhi
Stewart Building
Newstar
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