Flittergold Sets New Laurel Track Record in Picadilly
At Laurel yesterday a small field produced a record run by Flittergold in the Picadilly Handicap at a mile 70 yards, beating Montretor’s mark by four-fifths of a second. Exterminator, Willis Sharpe Kilmer’s Derby winner, also led the Artillery Liberty Bond purse until the final sixteenths, while Douglass S. and Hauberk staged a tight stretch duel for placings. Exterminator’s owner bought $10,000 in liberty bonds after the victory.
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Harry N. Price
Laurel
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Quarty
KE. Bryson
Flittergold
Picadilly
Montretor
Flittergola
Douglass
Hauberk
McTaggart
Douglass S
Plittergold
Hastings
Franklin
W. 8. Kilmer
Exterminator
Thoroughbred Races and Entries From New Haven Meet
Weather clear track fast at New Haven as Thornbloom Goldcrest Boy and Wood Violet headline a card including The Brook Weldship and The Porter. First race for 3-year-olds and up shows Prince and Goldcrest Boy among entries. Green Micr Translate and Antoinette also listed with prize details and handicap notes across seven races.
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The
Washington Post
Thornbloom
Goldcreat Boy
Wood Violet
Antoinette
Flags
Leochares
the Porter
Sunny Slape
Omar Khayyam
Cudget
Tombolo
Hed Sox
Tudge Wingfield
Lytle
Fountain Fay
Cincinnati Enquiirer
Ocean Prince
Weldship
New Haven
Bughouse
Vetley
Gath
Translate
McLean
Crank
Cadgel
Midway
Aurum
Canso
King Neptune
Buckbournd
Prince
Clark M
C. M. Jonn
Goldcrest Boy
Capt
Ray
Great Dolly
Nigel
Millrace
Shannon H
Tetley
Santry Dale
T the Porter
Kathleen
Dr. Johnson
Jie
Valerius
Cavyan Boy
Red Sox
Malvolio
J. Wingfield
Buckboard
K. Neptune
P. Dream
Waukeag
Parr
Juvenile Prizes Triumph in Marmite and War Marvel Races
New York racing card at Jamatica features two year old events. Marmite wins the opener by nearly two lengths over Gold er with Tim Rose third. War Marvel, favorite, narrowly beats Balustrade and Ophelia to claim the final race amid a strong stretch drive.
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New York
Jamatica
Marmite
Golder
Tim Rose
War Marvel
Balustrade
Ophelia
Seopel Tovenes
Tiger Rose
W. Lang
Ng Serena
Shoot Fatr
Eebsie
Ennor
Miss Faonle
Chester Two
Graney "Sa
Ww. H. Buckner
Taplin
Troise
Graduation Order Hits Army Eleven
West Point reports the Army football program faces upheaval after a ruling orders two top classes to graduate on November leaving about 400 midshipmen and only 20 players on the squad. No game is scheduled tomorrow as the program’s future remains uncertain with Bo Olcott coaching the Great Lakes Naval Training Station eleven.
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West Point
Army
Bo” Olcott
Yale
New York University
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Horse Race Results from Laurel October 4 1918
The Laurel meet on October 4 1918 presented six furlongs to one and a sixteenth mile races with winners including G W Lloyds ch c Ballot Majelica in the first event and R Parrs b by Negofal La Donala in the third. Exterminator led early in the feature fourth race while H K Brysons Fairy Goll took the fifth and W S Kilmers Fair Empress won the fourth. Ground Swell and Tommywane showed pace in early legs with late rallies by Ambassdor Duchess Lace and Dramaturge in varied finishes.
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G. W. Loft
Wat
Post St
Kenney
W. J. O'Brien
Saa Uw Am
AL Colling
J. McTaggart
A. Johnson
Sunningdale
Ts. Rodriguez
Miss Vosk
Jacuetia
Debinda
Romeo
Oeramic
Rowee
Polly
Louis’ B. F
Burgomaster
Relic of
Troy
W. A. Burttschell
Point St
Sella
Big
Kelsey
Tommywaac
Ambassador
Duchess Lace
Tommywane
Ambasasdor
W. Gasser
R. Parr
Negofal—La Donala
W. Garth
Mergler
W. Kelsey
Nk Kummer
Mancha
Murphy
Capital City
Onl Ae
Mieeger
Geo. Washington
Pak AL Johnson
Ladder of Light
Mc‘Paggart
Saint’s Bridge
J. Atkinson
Guilia
Arrowsmith
Ennis
Pazen
AL Colina
Flying
Stirling
Mutuals
Man O
Grouse
Alma B
Kilmer
B. G
McGee
H. McDaniel
Pic
Kummer
Franklin
GaUahan
John I
Rodrigue
Red Sox
Ambrose
Uwo
Matuets
Wranklin
Jonney
Wal
H. K. Bryson
Rh. B
Hastings
Fairy Goll
W Cedar
Vaolie
Post
Filttergold
Haubertr
Qty Kelsey
Valaix Log
Sa Johnson
Littergold
Hauberk
Douglass
Flittergold
Douglass S
Weir
Robert
Belle
F. D. Weir
Pont St
Belle Roberts
Ae Mg J. Rorriguez
Sibabdar
C. Kumme
Wise Man
Charley Leydecker
Dolina
Cobalt Eass
Mawd Bacon
Ned Admiral
Subahdat
Wiseman
Subabdar
Leydecker
Iconis
Sturdee
Col
Cluff
Milkman
Red Admiral
Syearotts
Upward
W. V. Casey
Br.g
Hen Trovato
Margaret Hampson
Post St. U & & Fin
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Eddie Henry
Grayson
Delancey
Gus
Io Rodriguez
Ken Hampson
Golden Floss
George Muehlbach
Poole
Emanals
Woostenholm
Salgeorge
Bagpipe
Hadrian
Daymon
Troben
Bon Santo
Dixie Carroll
Nepe
Jackson
M. Bert Thurman
Moore
Jeffery
Morris
Tom “Anderson
Mbony
Hasty Mabel
Enos
Colle
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Frostilla
Breezy
Durward Roberts
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Nile
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Stephen K
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Heuben Hugh
Dr. Shafer
Barrey
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Hope
Miller
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Flapper Artec
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Ambuscule
Achron
Courtship
Nor Manager Waite
Gentry
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Kederis
Nan Knocht
Williams
Buncrana
Cleryont
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Delico
Belliatte
War Paint
Linden
Dr. Carmen
Garner
Smoky R
Connelly
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Molesworth
Trapping
Dr.Tuck
Yonghee
Irish Lady II
Santiago
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Troop
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Sea Away
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Roamer
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Warheek
Reveler
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L’errant
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Ian Frank
Bill McCloy
Alphee
Chateau Briand
Lady Mary
Joe
Valaroga
War Smoke
Will Discipline Sox Who Broke Order By Postseason Playing
Chicago, Oct. 4. The national baseball commission decided to discipline members of the champion Boston Red Sox who, after the world series, engaged in a trip under the Red Sox name. Bush, Schang, Strunk and Meyer were cited, with measures to be announced. Exhibition games violated orders to disband after the series.
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Chicago
National
Jonson
Boston
Bowie Meeting Proves Likely Best Yet in Track Events
Heard at Laurel reports Bowie track in splendid shape for the meeting. Scratches in the fourth race cost owners Smart Money and Valor $70 each. Grey Eagle claimed after Thursday’s win by Samuel Ross Matt Smart Samuel Louis and George Peterson. Aste arrives from New York to see His Sister race with Jockey M Buxton. Belle Roberta boosted from 1000 to 2000 by Sam Louis. Eddie Hearns wins three races at the State fair in Trenton with multiple riders and prize money.
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Dick Pending
Matt Smart
Samuel Louis
George Peterson
Peterson
A. L. Aste
New York
M. Buxton
Aate
Buxston
Aqueduct
Paul Powers
Sam Louis
Junior Net Stars Will Play Today
Mount Pleasant junior tennis hosts Montrose on the rival's course with H Fowler to play No 1 for Mount Pleasant and F Taylor for Montrose as the match promises a fierce battle in front of a hopeful gallery.
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Junior Net Stars
A. L. Knapp
Mount Pleasant
Montrose
Princeton
Mount Pleasant Racketers
H. Fowler
F. Taylor
Round-Up of Army Football Rules and Navy Plans
War Department guidance for soldier training colleges tightens football to intramural play this month with 48 hour furlough trips in November. Intersections may feature combined service elevens. Army and Navy schedules face cancellations and likely need to replace games. A dispersal sale of A K Macomber’s racing stable follows, while Columbia begins football practice amid mixed expectations. George F. Wheeling, Penn State baseball captain, is commissioned lieutenant in coast artillery.
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Col. Rees
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Army
Navy
A. K. Macomber
Macomber
California
George F. Wheeling
Penn State
Coast Artillery
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N. Hess’ Sons
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Subahdar
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Tagiin
Atvord
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Rowan
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Nonesuch
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Faplin
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Olcott
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Trenton
N. J
Qet
Eddie Hearns
Churchill Downs
Lesist
Paris Maid
Ray Maxim
MeVex
Stockwell
Vision
Montague
Silvery Light
Iford
Sun Peur I
Gen. Haig
Words of Wisdom
Kildare Boy
Captain Burns
Yorkville
Liberator
Sol Gilsey
Chas. Cannell
Counterblast
Kenward
Rochester
Bille B
J. J. Murdock
Kama
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Dragoon
Skiles’ Knob
Red Sr
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Diadi
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Bean Spiller
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Klein
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Lucky B
el Rey
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Sam Heh
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Quinta
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Lottery
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M’ Manai
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Grogan
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Moor
Mt. Pleasant
Henry J. Miron
New England
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Curragh
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Loftus
Johnny Loftus
Macomber Stable
N.Y. U
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PENN
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Penn Athletic
Georgia Tech Today
Southerners
the Hecht Co. Clothes Shop
War Department
Army Training Corps
Macomber May
Columbia Squad
Columbia
New York Institution
Knox
Stinemetz
Sele
Agent Knox
Laurel Park
Inc
Grandstand Jeaves Union Station
Horn
Seventh St
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