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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1913

Page

6

Langford Jeanette End In Uneventful Ten Round Draw

Sam Langford and Joe Jeanette, near giants of the drainage era, fought ten quiet rounds at Madison Square Garden with few blows landed and no knock downs. Langford weighed 199½ pounds, Jeanette 195, both showing wear as the crowd left muttering never again.

Weehington New York Sam Langford Joe Jeanette Jack John Spa Tenere Madison Square Langford Walstline Jeanette Joe Atom Jack Jos Elas Einoh

Judge Jones Sets Trotting Record Mile at Lexington

The two year old gelding Judge Jones, driven by H M Childs, trotted a mile in 2 12 34 at a Lexington meeting. The last quarter ran in 31 1 2 seconds, lowering the world record for a 23 year old trotting gelding.

Judge Jones Lexington Eky H. M. Childs

Racing Entries Influence Packed Card for Week Meet

Entries list for multiple races from two year olds to older, with selling and handicap events. Notable horses include Dynamo Inferno, Spring Maid, Ten Point, Merry Lad, John P. Nixon, La Salnrelie, Fivid Flower, Delicious, Delicious, Cassowary, Over the Sands, Lucky George, Bolton, Alfred V, and Donerail. Event spans distances from 4 to 11 miles with purses and cups noted.

Tibet Wes Zeno Roithorpe Laedont Quaver Natio Lew Baltimore Ten Point Barnemat Lee Ewa O Donald Maed'ld Aelling Partworth Starvicenas Sear Merry Lad Snaldens John P. Nixon Handseletta Sandman Mattie L Cap Welson Tleer Jim Donalde Jim Milton Breast Plate Hilidy Lee la Salnrelie Son Guide Sheriff Volts May Bride Alooha Danville Philopena Gay Irishtown Selly Savage Donovan Maurics Court Belle Christmas Daler Johnny Wise Red Rover Mins Dulin Cedar Grean First Aid la Aurora Stanley H Wiley Golden Ruby Cloak Yankée Lotus Jennie Wells Veno von Double Five Cassowary Endant Corsopsis WcCreary Sunen Lefalohs Pierte Dames Stairs Bursar Lucky George Joe Anche Frances Bolton Patience Sadie Jouett Yarkey Tree Candy Box Doctor Simodl Indofence Ambition Any Time Beltee Lindar Brig’s Old Ben Gracilla Black Power Hodge Bringhurst Alfred V Carliate King Glympian Three Linke Mimoroso Weranoke Edda Antual Manager Mack Cousin Pass Melton Street Flora Fina Ward Benanet Semprite Widow Moon Donerail Foundation Samuel R. Meyer Seling Miying Tom Jimmy Ill Joe Diebold Muff Just Hed Wilhite Sanada

Whitney Entry Successful First Time At Laurel

Laurel park third day featured heavy going with several withdrawals. Harry Payne Whitney won a juvenile race with Valkyrie as Ambrose led early then held off Czar Michael. Other races saw Light of My Life win a handicap amid scratches, Fred Mulholland besting Col Cook, and diverse entries competing under manager changes and local spectator Mayor Preston's praise.

Laurel Park Harry Payne Whitney Valkyrie Ambrose Michael Whitney Fiiy Montresor Wilson Light of Cadeau Fred Mulholland Col. Cook Cook Mr. Smithson House Harry Brefvogel Matt. Winn Laurel Louisville Churchill Downs Col. Winn James Butler Parms Theodorita Woods Gipsy Love Goosel Tom Boy Martin Otranto Requiram Steventa Barbara Leno Christophine Birdie Williamds Aleg Porte van Dusen Winter Green Gross Allen Borel Envy Wort Sumter Duquesne Little Baker Lady Londons Anela Dick Mita Deli Turner von Flérin Henry Constant Doctor Kendall Princeton Iridescence Geo. Warren Lacocheres Helios Iron Mask Tima Telen Barbee Fanzeretta Theresa Gilalaerag Bace—Porte Grosvenor Vandusen Fate Verena Kederia Bryn Mawr Gould Efendi Brave Crackerboxr Jack Reiger Idleweiss Hoffman Wishing Ring Chertier Baltimore Rock View Belmont Saratoga Ten Point Jack Point Willson Burlingame Linhé Vancouver Can Mor Rygrolde Seiling Sama Wiener He “Watking Flammarion Wally Corey Butwell J Lord Elam Teehan Kasrick Winngt Whitney B. Hamburg Braw Lege A. Almont Post St. bin Jockers Palrbrother Hfe Gael Outeld Fathom Pott Bannockburn Mies Baker W. G. Bouse Wioner Wire Sky Walton Napier Halsey McTammart Mulholland Coleonel Cook Col Johel Cook Moilie Cogs Blackford Fred Muittolend Pep Oe Ay Gyps J. B. Gray Ladeguew Callahan Montressor Wolfe Tur Gene Fon M. Hirsch Mn Biarters Wt Post Fim Ford Dally Waters Beronde Harvest Queen Soo McTagart Bert Kerrick Madelie Nathan Helen M Ward Coaster Doyle Food of Fortune H. Rites Pee Sl Nasters lAnake Tohnson Callehan Melville Aig Ae Waldron Kiahs Campbell Onison Tareey Wisner

Indoor Nib es Break Even At Y M C A Gym

Virginia Avenue Playgrounds and the M C A Boys Department indoor baseball teams split a double bill in the gymnasium. The visitors won 4 to 3 in a close game. Wayne Sarcka of Finland and PF Obst of Germany sparred in exhibition fencing after the games. In basketball, the Vigilants lost to Stara 10 to 4, with Elisman scoring all five goals for the winners.

Virginia Avenue Wayne Sarcka Finland PF. H. Obst Germany Replers Vigilants Stara Eilsman

Lorden Wins Marathon From Somerville to Boston

Joseph Lordén of Somerville Maas wins the 25 mile Boston to Brockton marathon in 9 hours 36 minutes 30 seconds. Lilley of Dorchester finishes second amid a 1 starter field.

Somerville Boston Brockton Mate Joseph Lordén Maas Lilley Dorchester

Marshall Chess Winner Claims Third Game Lead

New York October 3 Frank J. Marshall United States chess champion defeated Bohemian champion Duras in the third game of a five game series at the Manhattan Chess Club Marshall opened with a Danish gambit and won after 30 moves.

New York Frank J. Marshall United States Duras Manhattan Marshall

Laurel Track Card Busy with Mixed Races at Laurel

At Laurel on a cloudy day with a heavy track three undercard races feature long fields. Winners include Mor S rygrolde in race one, followed by quick finishes from Valkyrie and Harvest Queen, with close battles among Napier Mollie and Fathom in later stakes.

G U Eleven In First Game Galludet Plays W and L

Georgetown fans get their first look at football material as Georgetown hosts Randolph Macon in the season opener at 7 PM with Gargan and Hart guiding the squad. The lineup features Cantello at quarterback, Foley at fullback, and a mix of Martins, Bergens, and Dey forwards in a test of strength against Randolph Macon. Also from College Park the Maryland Aggies meet Richmond College in the season’s first college test as coach Meekins fields Mays, Montgomery, Huntmann, Rowland, and Hof fecker in a hard training squad ready for the schedule. Gallaudet riders head to Lexington to meet Washington and Lee, while Virginia primes for Charlottesville practice. Navy preps for Pittsburgh with a half-hour session after a full week of drills as the opening game looms.

Athletica Georgetown Randolph Macon Bryan Morse George Washington University DeMott Haverford Ray Brown Rochester Unesman Martin Bergen Bald McNulty Petrittz Barron Moriarity Capt. Cantello Murray Dougherty Foley W. Scott Vaughan Jones Bush Roe Copely R. Scott Bane Drivver Bhimt Sheffey College Fark Maryland Aggies Richmond College Richmond A. C Mays Montgomery Huntemann Rowland Williams Dey Aitcheson Hoffecker Ruff Shipley Knode Pennington Carter Enda Posey Unvaraki Dunnington Kelly Kishpaugh Tarbuten Cogging Loomis Dol¢Tan Meas Johnson Charlottesville Virginia Steven Randolph- Macon Gooch Mayer Ray Landes Hall Fuller Jenkins Morehead Gilliam Anderson Annapolis Naval Academy Pittsburgh University Navy Army Pittsburgh Northern Ohio University St. John’s College Field Overesch Ralston Howe Perry Brown Redman Gilchrist Mitchell Leonard McReavy Harrison Raleton

Important gridiron games listed for today across campuses

A long reader list outlines numerous college football games today. Matchups include Army versus Stevens at West Point and Bates hosting Harvard in Cambridge, with many others from Brown versus Fr. I. State in Providence to Yale facing Maine in New Haven, detailing venues and pairs across the nation.

Army Stevens West Point Bates Harvard Cambridge Brown I. State Providence Carneleva Labigh Bouth Rathierhem Colgate Amherst Himston Cornet Oberlin Ithaca Dartmouth Colby Hanover Georgetown Randolph-Maces Washington Maryland Aggies Richmond College Park Hampton-Sydney Va Bucksburg Haverford Delawar Newark Mags Holy Crows Worcester

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