Muddy Benning Races Feature Chevy Chase and Dixie
Off day at Benning attracts a crowded program despite rain. A mile and furlong Benning Special trial feeds into two-year-old races, a large selling steeplechase, and a six and a half furlong sprint. Kiamesha and Santa Catalina loom as top Dixie contenders with Esher-Reflection filly Klamegha already shown to equal the world mile record. O’Neill rides Kiamesha and Miller guides Santa Catalina as two-horse Dixie prospects emerge amid wet track expectations.
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Attell to Fight Sullivan in Washington bout
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore reports the Eureka Athletic and Social Club will host a fifteen round featherweight showdown next Thursday at Germania Maennerchor Hall. Abe Attell and "Sully" Sullivan are favored to deliver a top bout with strong attendance expected, following Attell's recent mastery against Mowatt. Sullivan notes confidence, believing he could beat Attell in a rematch.
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Mount St. Josephs Reserves Top Laurel High in 6 0 Victory
Mount St. Josephs Reserves of Baltimore defeated Laurel High School reserves by six to zero in an afternoon football game. The Mount St. Josephs team controlled play and posted the shutout as the teams exchanged moments of offense and solid defense throughout the match.
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Montauk the fast trotter in a costly race mishap
Montauk the six year old mammoth bay trotter owned in this city by Charles McDermott was injured when a railroad car carrying him to Philadelphia to meet The Friend tore loose and was jammed by an engine. Fleming & Hughes formerly held his match for $5,000, but damages of $9,000 were eventually paid by the railroad. Montauk later passed to a Philadelphia contractor and then to McDermott for $2,000. He has a noted race record and claimed fast work, with a mile best under two minutes.
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Poet's Tree of Game in Reformers F Their Worst
An unknown exchange quotes a humorous scene of a injured toe and a near mix up at a game gathering. A young man limps to the ambulance while a parent questions the outcome and the reply hints at a painful argument.
Price variety Spotlight Picks Broad Range
The excerpt highlights a wide price spread at twelve, fifteen, and eighteen dollars. It suggests shoppers can meet almost every desire and demand with this range, indicating broad variety and accessibility across offerings.
Prize Ring Notes On Boxing Tour And Upcoming Fights
Nat Goodwin and Jim Wy Briggs set to headline affairs with twelve and fifteen round bouts in Portland and Baltimore. Joe Gans eyes a return to Baltimore for early money, while Jack Sullivan and Tommy Burns prepare for a twenty round clash in Los Angeles. Young Corbett’s decline noted as rivals sharpen, and a six-man welterweight field forms behind Willie Lewis Jimmy Gardner Tad OReefe Gadey Ryan Peter Jackson and Honey Metlody. Gardner lined up to meet Mike Sullivan in San Francisco on November 24 if Gardner defeats Sullivan in San Francisco.
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Twin" Sullivan
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Sullivan
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Sea Rathel
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Hawkins
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Carson City
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Riay
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Flera Joe Walcott
Cyclone
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Kansa City
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Tad Oreefe
Gadey
Young
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Billy
Honey” Metlody
Lewis
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San Francisco
Chess League Schedule Outlines Long Season Through June
The Departmental Chess League executive committee released the schedule for the first and second rounds, detailing matchups from November through April. Interior A faces Treasury and State, with Navy, War, and Commerce and Labor among frequent opponents, as Interior B also plays varied foes.
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Treasury
State
Juartez
Interior
Navy
Agriculture
Steta
Justice
Treasury Va. Post
Interior Ave
War
Tutattar Ave
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Treasury Va
Commerce
Interior & Va
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Bove
Nave
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Commerce and Labor
Yale Cross Country Seeks New York Meet Glory
Yale's cross country team preparations for the November 24 meet in New York highlight star runners Parsons and Hell. The squad aims for top placement, likely contending with Cornell and Penn, as trainer Mack personally coaches and rides with the group to boost morale and fitness.
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Johnnie Mack
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Mack
Eccentric Waddell and a banquet tale from old baseball days
Hugh Fullerton recalls George Edward Waddell in plain clothes at a Chicago dinner with ministers. The piece recalls a past threat to the author by Sammy Sandow Mertes after a French label misread, plus Tim Donahue and Malachi Jede Kittredge's backstop rivalry, ending with a comic hotel chase in New York.
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Chicago Tribune
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Philadelphia
Quakers
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Bingham
Presbyterian General Assembly
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Sammy Sandow Mertes
Tom Loftus
Sandow
New York
France
Loftus
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Sardon
Sndow
Princeton Tennis Rosters and Novel Ranking System
Princeton reveals a rotating ranking for its tennis team with 26 candidates in four classes. The top six in Class 1 include H. J. Bence, McL Thomson, BL Sunsters, Marsh, and L. K. Richardson. Rendall leads by winning singles and doubles in the recent championship with a partner unnamed, securing the doubles title.
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McL
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L. K.richardson
Chaling
Rendall
Wit Is
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