Roseben Far in Lead in Hurricane Stakes at Belmont
Roseben, ridden by Neilsen, won the Bronx Handicap six furlongs at Belmont Park by five lengths in 1:12. Zuna, Nostromo, and Good Luck were among the runners. Jockeys Lyne and Smith were suspended for the meeting. Three favorites won the day as racing action included six furlongs races and a selling stake.
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Ananias
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Sinin Hace
Niles
Maxnar
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Tyron Hill
Yorkshire Lad
W. Knapp
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Novena
Greale
Fifty to one shot wins at Windsor and York tracks
A string of race results from Windsor Detroit and Windsor track meet reports feature longshots like Fifty to one at Windsor and Teddy and Agniiu near top finishes. Names such as Colonel Jim Dougley, Lovey Deen, and Mecca are listed among runners with times and placements across multiple races.
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Joseph A. Goulden
Congress
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Racing Entries From Today's Card Show Wide Field Across Breeds
Race entries list multiple horses with prices and weights across six races at Louisville. The page includes selling races for three year olds and up, steeplechase entries, two year olds, and handicaps with numerous names such as Ocean Tide Sir Lynnewood Irish Witch Golden Rule Drone Carries a mix of prices and weights, with many misspellings and OCR errors. The disordered text reflects a busy morning program with bets and odds across divisions.
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Golden Rule
Drone
Embarrassment
Invincible
Tweedie
Carrie Jones
Niblick
Siesch
Dronzs Wing
Klog Puppsr
Justice
BU Cach
Jet Sam
Jark
Malden
Barverloot
Lawsonian
Vanguard
Ld Gach
Elevation
Content
Buty Banugtar
St Ursula
Cey Mald
Rose of Dawn
Delphite
Setling
Sidney F
Max, Jr
Magle Power
Cay
Blue Pirate
Curly Jip
Pytbig
Water Dog
Louis H
Klamesbe
Sallor Boy
Louisville
Furlor
Virginia
Lady Goodrich
Lear
Arachne
Chicorka
Edna Lonner
Euba
Sarintha
Hohmate
Munoshard
Algooquin
Mozis
Sweet Marie Sets Public Pace in Readville Mile
Readville Massachusetts October 4 conditions were near perfect for records as Sweet Marie trotted a mile in 2 04 1 4. Audubon Boy clocked 2 03 1 4 with splits 0 31 1 2 1 00 1 41 1 4 and 2 03 1 4 yet failed to beat the public trial mark.
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Sweet Marie
Audubon Boy
Major Delmar
Audubon Bay
James Gatcomb
Lightsome Wins 2:06 Trot in Fastest Four-heat Race Ever
Lightsome, a long shot driven by K Dodge of Lexington, captures the two year old division of the Kentucky Futurity as Ed Custer finishes outside the money. The meet features the world record four heat trotting time of 2 06 while McCoy faces a one year suspension for pulling in the second event. Transylvania looms tomorrow with Dan Patch aiming to challenge pacing records.
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Kentucky Fafority
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McCoy
Liddite
Transylvania
Dan Patch
Atentre
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Dodge
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Childs
Silico Bo
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Miller
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Nency Holland
B. m
Halt
Imperial Allerton
B. H (Geers
Swago
Evelyn Bird
Lynchburg Winners at Second Night Show
The Washington Post reports Lynchburg Va October 4 winners at the second night of the Lynchburg horse show across divisions. Roadsters led by Declaration with other placings. harness and saddle classes topped by Watch Me and The King of Heart. Local entries from Lynchburg and nearby towns earned top ribbons in multiple classes including Corinthian and Oak Ridge Club events.
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Lynchburg
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Declaration
W. M. Carroll
Witch Hazel
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Bellevue
Landhourse
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David Dunlop
Petersburg
Airs
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Allen Potts
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Morrissal
Julian
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Lady May
Shirly Carter
Warrenton
Darby
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Lewis
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W. Degontard
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Confidence
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PB Winfree
Concha
J. M. B. Lewis
Brandes
Julian Morris
Panther
W. Smith
Lee Gibble
Mra
Thomas G. Herring
Bridge Water
Lynchburg Fair Races Results From Oct 4 Inter State Meet
Special to The Washington Post Lytchburg Va Oct 4 Races on day two of the inter state fair produced a 216 pace purse 400 won by Minnie Tompkins Sadie Temple second Lineal took 2 20 217 2 22 trot purse 401 Rara Avia first Petronel Montana Guard second 2 20 Running mile dash purse 200 Gallen Dula won Setanket second time 1 46 Hardie mile dash purse 16 Lida Waad Janda won Coole Gargie second 3 09
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Lida Waad- Janda
Coole Gargie
McAdoo Request to Inspect Wires Rejected by Western Union
Washington Post report from Oct 4 states McAdoo asked Western Union and New York Telegraph Company to permit police wire inspection. Western Union refused, citing company rules and outsider access. Brooks of Western Union denied any tapping plans and noted no long distance telegraph messages are broadcast except newspaper specials. News Forks Telephone Company could not provide a definite reply.
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Brightwood Driving Club Meet Delivers Fast Harness Action
Hundreds of enthusiasts crowded Brightwood grounds as L. J. K. led The Bishop in a trio of heats to win the 2:16 trot. J. J. Fletcher’s Silver Socks and E. F. Halla’s D. R. battled for place, with Gen. Kuser and Miss Penn also competing. Earlier, The Bishop and Electroid clashed in the 2:22 trot, while the Meadow’s field included Jack B and Lady Thistle.
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Washington
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Thomas
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Batien
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Marion Wilkes
John O. Gheen
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Weede Breaks Leg in Gettysburg Game at Penn
In Philadelphia Gettysburg College fell to Pennsylvania 16 to 4 as Garfield Weede suffered a broken leg in the second half while trying to sweep right end. Weede had earlier kicked a goal and scored a touchdown. Scarlett also scored for Penn. Seiber for Gettysburg ran 35 yards and helped his team push over a Penn goal line.
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Weede
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Yale Defeats Wesleyan In Football Test
Yale defeated Wesleyan 27 to 0 in New Haven as the Blue opened their season. Second half surge produced four touchdowns with Stevenson Veeder and Jones starring as Yale’s running game clicked. Attendance 2,000. Capt. Shevlin sidelined with a lame ankle.
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Taylor
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Hammond
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Nineteen Ready to Start Vanderbilt Cup Race
Special to The Washington from New York October 4 1920 Bandar Morrell chairman of the Vanderbilt Cup race commission was informed by Clarence Gray Dunmore that no car could be ready so a starter on October 14 would be absent. Dinsmore arrived on the Kaiser Wilhelm II with a 12 1 2 horsepower Mercedes entered by an American who mostly lives abroad Werner to drive. This reduces starters to nineteen and a telegram was sent to Henry Bowden of Boston inviting him to participate.
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Canadian Pacific Passenger Information Request
Contact D H More or FP A main 788 Bond Building 14th Street at New York Avenue Washington DC for Asiatic and Pacific Coast sailing passenger information. Inquiries may be made by telephone or letter for details and service options.
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Atlantic Coast Line Florida Service Advertises Daily Sleeping Cars
An early 20th century ad lists Florida Atlantic Coast Line schedules effective September 30, 1905. It details daily sleeping car service from New York to Jacksonville and Port Tampa, via multiple routes including Washington and Norfolk connections, with dining car service and ticket offices in Washington D C. The notice mentions connections to Richmond, seaboard routes, and Pullman accommodations, with departure times and station details for the period.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway Service Schedule Revised
Rally trains run to Pis Tridne station and return from the Beach with departures at 8:08 a m and 4:16 a m from Pis Tridne. Returning trains depart the Beach at 6:09 a m and 8:18 a m until Monday.
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