The Round-Up Best Season For East Turf Racing Ahead
The Round-Up notes a strong upcoming season for East turf racing after wartime disruptions. It highlights a profitable previous year 1918 and expects higher quality and greater prizes. Breeders and owners gain incentives, with racing seen as essential to the breeding industry’s future and regional economy.
Marines Meet Seamen Gunners In Big Service League Match
The Seaman Gunners meet the Marines at American League Park tomorrow in a marquee Service League game. Both clubs have won recent matches and feature Harvard and Dartmouth alumni in the Gunners’ lineup. The teams are evenly matched as coaches push lineups to peak form for this key race day sport event.
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MteNing
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Lackawanna
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Marralte
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Oal
Aso
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Fouanita
Tansee Wey
Acuna
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Huda
Operankin
Arthurentre
Broderick
Saltatelle
Royat
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Lady Eileen
Prummond and Athlone Star in Bowie Races Chaos
Horses Prummond and Athlone led at Bowie with strong finishes in a muddy card. Antoinette won the mile juvenile by inches while Salvestra edged Koh-I-Noor in the Yanks handicap. Hammered favorites disappointed as Sundurian and Silverstrike showed late speed.
Officers Elected As W. FlO Club Grows At Columbia
In Columbia Tennessee on November 21 officers were chosen at a W. FLO. gathering. J. D. Ghenault was elected president with several new members joining. Future events will admit only state and local club champions to national meets, as clubs adjust to the new eligibility rule.
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J. M. Maupin
Count
W. K. Herrin
Ted
Vigilante and Names From The Past A Hazy Mosaic
A fragmentary Washington Post clippings list many names and items such as Pasts Vigilante Alma B. Lian and Marritta, plus entries like Lackawanna Kashmir Peerless One and Peerless One. The Cincinnati Enquirer and Morning Telegraph references appear with scattered ephemera including Home Sweet Home, Kashmir and Indian Chant.
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Marritta
Lackawanna
Cork
Kashmir
Peerlean
Goldcrest Boy
Grayeon
Barme
Irese
Averest
Peerless Que
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roxboro Il
Abela
Ormonds
Ilar Shaw
Griffith
Quietude
Dutterfly
Irene
Broom
Balvatelia
Everest
Virginia Yell
Babette
Exeter Triumphs Over Andover in Gridiron Update
Heard on gridiron reports Exeter defeating Andover as interest shifts to the Pitt Georgia Tech leak game. Service elevens extend seasons into next month unless de monii sed. College players in service may join varsity next fall. many expected to return to studies. Scheduling for 1919 resumes now that the war is over with Yale Harvard and Princeton set to renew battles, as will the Army and Navy.
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Princeton
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Tech Leaves Georgia to Play With Pitt
Atlanta reporters note Georgia Tech and a small delegation left the city for Pittsburgh where the Golden Tornado will face the University of Pittsburgh team on Saturday. Georgia Tech claims a powerful offense under Coach Heisman with 425 points scored in five games this season despite limited regulars returning.
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Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh University
Golden Tornado
Vanderbilt
Capt. Fincher
Joe Guyon
John Heisman
One Mile Bin Race at Bowie 1918 Thoroughbred Meet
At Bowie on November 21 1918 Purse events for 2 year olds and up featured six races. Clashing won the main one mile dash after a steady drive with Antoinette and Sundaia close behind. payouts: Antoinette 8.70 straight 3.20 place 2.40 show Sundaia 4.00 place 8.80 show. Sundaria closed hard but fell short. Other races included six and a half furlongs two year olds claiming won by R F Carmac's mare with Fierce pace, and the yanks handicap 1 mile won by Meadow Break Stack Farm’s Watervale-Xikita. Additional results list horses such as Antoinette, Sundaria, Meadow Break, and Sea Beach with various placements and mutuel payouts.
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Oie Powers
Youngatars
At & Ner
Bowie
Star
Drummond
Athlone
Antoinette
Rhajes
Sundurian
Meadowbrook
Salvestra
Koh-I-Noor
Walls
Koh- i-Noor
African Arrow
Koh-l-Noor
Skeer Face
Carman
Bermxanm
THACK
Pont
Lewin
Santek—Vinlagrette
M. Hivach
Sus
Post St Om Fin
Jockeya Siralent
Slane
Kelsey
Walla
L. Rtalker
J. Rodriga
George Riot
Rewan
Fairy Prince
H. Myers
Denyse
Sundavia
Rhaffoa
Fugit
Sundaria
Whajes
Keyoute
Candle Light
Flame
R. F. Carmac
Br. B
Waterboy Hter
Blasenway
Sheer Face
Fark’ Bay
Blazenaay
Mack Bay
Jone Bag
Ina Kay
Yankee Nations
Irene Ster Fineh
Ratist
Virginia Yell
Be.c
Oxden
Quevec
A. Johnson
Athione
Myers
Dreamsmend
Athlenie
Knot
Warty
Iltreda
Meadow Break Stack Farm
Watervale
Xikita
M. Taylor
Jockere Strateht
Sabvestra
W. Kelsay
Douglass S
C. Kurumer
Ger Bottty
Pine
Jaf
Sweeney
le Foron
Donnie Kate
Mulsante
Winind
Sneldman
Jiryn
Sea Beach
Delian
Jan
Mien Bryn
Grommd
Atretch
Comacin
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Oenone
Mian Bryn
Molina
Sister Emblem
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Poontain
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Great Lakes to meet Navy in two key games
Nation follows two major fixtures tomorrow at Annapolis and Pittsburgh as Great Lakes naval training station faces Navy at Annapolis while Georgia Tech travels to Pittsburgh to meet the University of Pittsburgh. Dobie’s sailors arrive in Annapolis by special train and prepare intensively for a decisive 1918 season finale. Officials selected include Referee Henneage of Dartmouth and Umpire Carl Williams of Pennsylvania.
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Miss Packard Heads the Women's Western Golf Assn
Edith Packard of Beverly Country Club Chicago was elected president of the Women s Western Golf Association at the annual meeting succeeding J P Gardner of Wehaton Club who has led for four years The 1919 championship tournament will be held outside Chicago and new members were admitted bringing total to eighty The Commodore Country Club Cironads Cal and Delevan Wind Country Club joined the association Also boxer Kid Williams Baltimore recovered from pneumonia and plans training while learning boxing and picking winners
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Beverly Country Club
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Central Track Season Preview and Local Officials Named
Scholastic Sports notes a Central wresting and track meeting led by coach Mones Agfinat. The report highlights a Rockville organization with officers Veges president and Bone secretary, detailing membership, roles and past affiliations within leagues.
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