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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1911

Page

16

Upset in Futurity as Peter Thompson wins Kentucky Futurity

Lexington Oct 4 Peter Thompson gelding Peter Thompson Lydia Thompson bay owned by A B Coxe Paoli Pa upset by taking three heats to win the 14300 Kentucky Futurity for 3-year-olds. Main Leaf lame could not come back after two heats. Thompson set a new world record for 3-year-old geldings in the fourth heat with a mile in 3 07 1 2.

Lexington Peter Thompson Peter Lydia Thompson A. B. Coxe Paoli Main Leaf James R. Magowan Alan C. K. G. Billings Trotter Uhlan Peter the Great Serris Bellint Margaret Parrish iAndeg Wirs Young Lette Barton Monre Mr Dowell C. m Bellini Andrews Grace McDevitt Witty Pennock Arion Leyburn B. H Frank G Kentucky Princes Todd Bik F Kentucky Todd Pete Pees Cnae Princean Hat Slay Hal ¢Heiric Hkaiaseba Ella M. Bik Higgs Kerr Ralph Patch Lynch Doctor M Ci Nh Walker Athol KR Storme Olentt Axworthy Axworthy Nuckola Robert K Denamore Loomis Castile Bome Martha C B. m Wright Diale Craig Carnaby Filly Brick Directum Spire

Shake-up Looms in Georgetown Football Outlook

Georgetown football faces upheaval as coaches report players not training or obeying rules. Smoking, late returns, and lack of “ginger” cited amid looming Carlisle game October 14. Discussions of scrubs outperforming starters and potential lineup changes emerge as urgent steps to restore team spirit and effort.

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Preps Defeat Western High In Season Opener

Georgetown Preparatory School beat Western High School 15 to 2 in a season opener. The Prep backfield led by Marum, Crowley, and Crowe, with strength on the line, outplayed Western despite a muddy field and few big plays.

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Upsets at Laurel Show Track Still Far From Fast

Racing at Laurel yesterday featured the Blue Point selling stakes valued over 1700 dollars. Yroglegs defeated Moisant who faded after a erratic ride by Little Digging while Light o’ My Life placed second. Capsize upset the 6 furlong Lahore handicap as Lehore showed poor form on stiff going. Washingtonians beat Double Five but Tom Melton faltered badly. Jockey Schnllinger secured second call on Oliver for Pimlico. McGee Radiance yearling filly bound for English Oaks. Priscillian works well at Pimlico. Hil dreth in charge. Jamestown stakes close October 18 with five races and added money totals up to 1500 dollars.

Laurel Moisant Molsant Yroglegs John W. Schoor Light O' My Life James Rowe Lahore Wan Capsize Johnny Flynn Lehore Tom Melton Ed Hanna Benning Woodford Clay Snr Buckhorn M. C. Pritchard Billy" Oliver Schnllinger Dr. Tyree Oliver England McGee Lexington Bob May Lauel Pimlico Frederick Johnson May Mary Emily James Hewitt Pulka Baltimore Jacksonville J. Simon Healey James Fitzsimmons Healey Heatherbroom Whroe Louisville Priscillian Prisciliian Sam Hildreth Mr. Hildreth New York Pimitch Ethelbert—Maude Fealy W. A Burttschell I & Minutes Louis B. T Auto Byrne Sadie Shapi Zg Gordon SK Feo Iriahtown Az Ghawb Ab Andrews Rod and Gi i Adams Am Hopkins Grace M Pecasta Bruce Orlando Las Wingfield Auto Maid Sadie Shapiro Kichtown Irishtown Tnuer EB. Paros Gordon Ben Lomond Diggins Lanntess Mindinette Jonah Ae ‘Wingheld Jack Burdette Adama Rush Tagutear J. W. Flynn Cosaan Hulldown Hilcapatze Byme Kormack Dugan Purne Blue Point J. W. Sehorr Mas Plaoe J.F. Sehorr Hy J. Wilson Op. i. A Froglegs Moreant Digaing Etma Mary Hopkt Duval Andress Froglega Motmnt A. G. Blakeley Potentate Counterbreese A. G. Blakely Index We. Fost Hi. cl Hatteras Bea A Hopkins Tom Meltor i Oo Ardon Joe Roas Uy Bae Ge Bue Kaufman Melton Tima Peat Hed Fick St Brox—Habble T. Hatfeld Ate Joekays Merman - Www Rc ‘Byrne Studlewebs Cr & A Ae Higgin Grania

Princeton Triumphs Over Rutgers In Open Football Game

Princeton defeated Rutgers 8 to 9 in an open, fast football game marked by six touchdowns and a field goal. Pendleton Dewitt and Sawyer starred with long runs and key plays as Princeton’s line and backfield gained ground, while Rutgers struggled to advance.

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Laurel Racing Entries First Race Setling and More

Laurel racing entries list multiple races for hoys and mares. Includes 6 furlong sprint, 1 mile dash, steeplechase and longer routes with horses like Aggression Husky Lad Scarlet Pimper, Oak te Planutene and Master Jim Little England. Apprentice allowance of five pounds claimed.

Laurel Lord Wells Hamilton James Duckery James Master Jim Little England Columbia Cotum Arkle Diebold

Topeka and Lincoln results in Western League race card

In Topeka and Lincoln matches Des Moines and Omaha split results while St Joseph Pueblo Denver Sioux City play. Race by race results list Royal Captive winning first race at 1:12 2-5, Stare the second at 1:44, Euver Knight third, Adama Eispress winning fourth, Merode taking the fifth, Stonestrest winning the sixth with mutuels posted for winners and place or show.

Western League Topeka Des Moines Royal Captive Leftun Roger Hoffman County Tax Fain Nick Stoner Plain Ann Bell Clem Delaney Colleta Mutuela Rocon County Tek Stare Fairytory Henry Mookler Taplin Bwish Archduke Halde Man Rose O'Neil Mroekler Eeen Euver Knight Camel Skirven Henry Hutchinson Molesworth Sandman Gold Oak Judge Walton Bob Co Bad News Peld Cambi Henry Hutchingon Adama Eispress Wrispen Starbottle Moore T. M. Green Foxy Mary Tom Hayward Princess Galloway Matuela Adams Express Merode Bredwell Janole Geddes Dahomey Boy Floral Day Wiley Nancy Grater Mamita Sleeth Browseau Pendant Pal Merode Jennie Geddes Stonestrest Fatt Areite Sam ‘Barber Denny Emily Lee Wander Incobita Fores Max Asur Stonestreet Avelte Sam Barber

Luck Favors Pennsylvanias Victory Over Franklin and Marshall

In Philadelphia Pennsylvanias football team beat Franklin and Marshall 14 to 0 at Franklin Field. Scoring came on two fluky plays with Kennedy recovering a muffed forward pass for the first TD and Marshall adding the final score with a 35 yard drop kick in the fourth period. Jourdet blocked a kick in the third period setting up Marshalls score. The game featured light opposition and miscues on Pennsylvanias side as well.

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Dartmouth Tops Bowdoin 22 to 0 in Rain Slippery Showdown

Dartmouth defeated Bowdoin 22 to 0 in Hanover as heavy rain left the field slick. Morey Hoggsett Barends and Goats scored for Dartmouth with Hoggsett adding two touchdowns. Lineups included Portlond Daley Marges Estep Hayes Llewellyn Pishon Hoggsett Ambrose Dudley Snow Kern and umpire McGrath. Time of periods 12 minutes each.

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Cruelty to Listeners in New Magazine Offerings

In The Sunday est Monthly Magazine Section John T. McCutcheon previews Brander Matthews forthcoming humorous piece Cruelty to Listeners. Matthews, a sought after after dinner lecturer, notes many orators bore audiences or speak too much. He proposes ideas to prevent cruelty to listeners and suggests a society to promote the cause.

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