Laurel Park Opener Signals Fast All Weather Racing
Laurel Park opens this afternoon with seven races scheduled from 2 15 to 5 15. The army and navy Liberty Bond purse for 3 year olds at a mile and the Laurel handicap are the day’s marquee events, with liberty bonds paid as first prize in the bond drive. Numerous top connections, including Max Hirsch’s loft stable and jockeys like Knapp and Sande, arrive as the track marks suggest a fast meeting, while horses from Travre de Grace and New York fill stalls and prepare for the 27 day meet.
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Jamaica Racegoers Subscribe to Liberty Loan Total
Jamaica autumn meeting opened with a Liberty Loan appeal, raising 244,550. Arnold won the Cosmopolitan Handicap at 7 to 1, with High Cost 8 to 1 a close second and Hollister third. Regal Lodge captured the Mineola Handicap as the feature, with three starters.
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Weathered racing card with mixed entries and results
A cluttered race card lists horses and runners such as The Porter Mary Mand Kathleen Bayberry Candle and Sunny Slope with odds, distances, and placements across six races. Weather is clear and track fast as boxing and other notes appear. the Cubs trail in the NL with sacrifice hits noted late in the season.
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the Porter
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Colleges Here May Have Elevens This Fall
Maryland State and Gallaudet will join gridiron activity before week end Georgetown has its squad ready Catholic University may resume football representing the training corps Navy Yard team begins hard practice service teams open for games by arrangement Crescent. Frank Shea ill in Boston naval aviation corps Georges Carpentier shows sprinter form in European track meets
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Pratt Yankee Star Will Not Return To Majors At War's End
Del Pratt star second baseman and infielder for the Yankees, who was traded to the Browns last winter, plans to quit professional baseball after the war. A mechanical engineer by trade, he now works at Bethlehem plant in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Pratt captains the Lebanon team of the Bethlehem Steel League, has bought a home, and expects his wife and two children to join him when the war ends. He is a University of Michigan graduate.
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Zeigler Assumes Colgate Grid Duties in Wartime
Hamilton New York September 30 Ray Zeigler former Penn lineman arrived to take charge of Colgate football. He notes wartime material is thinner but expects to build a strong eleven with effort and organization.
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Torpedo Shop Gains Victory Over Radio Torpedo Shop Triumphs
Navy Yard League bowling action last night saw Torpedo Shop defeat Radio Shop at Manhattan alleys. Strong team totals for both sides mark a tight match with several standout performances and a final margin within the twenties. Athletic notes mention compulsory training at Dartmouth.
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Laurel Round-Up Opens October Meet at Maryland State Fair
Laurel will begin its October meeting at the Maryland State Fair course with high expectations. The meet aims to surpass last season, featuring several big races including two special events for two year olds and older horses and a Red Cross fundraiser. Liberty loan bond prizes and a strong Rutgers football outlook also figure in the regional sports and prep notes.
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Western Colleges Revise Schedules Amid War Time Rules
Chicago Sept 30 Revision of football schedules in the Big Ten was begun under War Department orders forbidding October games requiring overnight away from home. Some October matchups may shift to Thanksgiving or after the season ends if approved. Michigan and Chicago alone keep a November game under the new regime, continuing a storied rivalry after a thirteen year gap.
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War Department
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Suffrage Message Amid War Era Support From Leaders
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and Dr Anna Howard Shaw voiced strong support for the federal suffrage amendment after the President's Senate address. They argued military service and national loyalty underscore women's quest for political equality, stressing the moral and patriotic dimension of granting suffrage.
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Fourteen More Die at Camp Meade in Epidemic Surge
At Camp Meade Md pneumonia and influenza deaths rose to 32 since the epidemic began. A total of 3,800 cases reported with 1,280 new cases. Knights of Columbus bungalow and several barracks converted to hospitals. Post hospital at Aberdeen reports 200 cases. Maj Thomas T Kenry and Capt Sheppard listed among sufferers.
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