Missouri Kansas boundary dispute over river island gambling resort
Gov Folk of Missouri asks Gov Hoch of Kansas to settle the boundary line of the Missouri River island that hosts a large gambling resort. The 400 acre island lies between Clay County Missouri and Wyandotte County Kansas, formed when the river shifted fifteen years ago. Neither state has claimed the island.
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Nut Boy Outglasses Field In Transylvania Stakes
Nut Boy wins the Transylvania Stake at Lexington in a drizzle, defeating a strong field of aged trotting horses. Myron McHenry drove Nut Boy as Brenda York claims the pacing Futurity without a challenge, while the 2:18 class trotting was postponed by rain.
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Nut Boy
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Moko
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Allie Jay
Kenney
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Monona
Gerrity
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Lake Queen
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Solon Gratton
B Oh
Tusner
Brilliant
Giri
Bem
Corey
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Ei Bray
B. Waverly
Cumberland Driving Association races resume after postponement
Slow track slows early harness program at Cumberland Maryland with two heats completed. First race featured Hazel Baker and John E Kirby with times around 52 seconds for a half mile in a two in three format. Second race saw Animosity and Lady Lush contend in a three quarter mile event with Geminis Time recording a 1 83 7 split.
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Washington Post
Cumberland Driving Association
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Jersey City
Brighton Races Postponed by Muddy Track and Withdrawals
New York Oct 5 The Brighton south to Gay races ran on a muddy track with three favorites winning half the card, withdrawals due to heavy going spoiled the day. Handzarra won a 1 to 2 shot, and multiple horses are listed as starters or did not finish across six races.
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Blue Daio
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Dupee
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Will Do
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Form Players Shocked at Churchill Downs Feature Race
Louisville report notes form players puzzled by outcome as Otros tops field at a good price in the feature at Churchill Downs on a cloudy, fast-track day. Race by race results list Royal Legend and Miladi Love among placers in six furlongs, Morenda and Inflammable in the longer event, Princess Orne and The Clansman in the one mile, and Omar Kheyyom plus Hannibal Boy among others in subsequent races.
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Tention
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Marton
Horse Racing Card From Brighton Beach Meets Today
Bright forecast lists runners including Momentum Ace High Balzec 670 Annetti Lady and Tipping. Notables include A J Hayman Flip Flap, Fraper Victoria B Armin George G. Davis Hildreth eatry Robin Hood Louisville Clifton Forge Potter Atkano and Charlie Eastman Marval P Manderd Serenader New Amsterdam. Dolinda Harry Scott Alma Dufour Red Gauntist Lavetta Lens and Mies Rullle Topsy Babinsen Daring.
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Mariposa Wins as Bookies Suffer in Last Race
In a muddy Beach track race, Mariposa upset Hyperion with late speed while Sonoma Belle slipped through to prevail. Heavy wagering shifted prices, with 6,000 payoff on Mariposa as backers rode the favorite’s narrow victory. Fire in New York wagering and commentaries on major league parallels followed the racing and an ensuing note on Pulliam banning Sunday football in St Louis.
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Washington and Lee Triumph Over Augusta Military Academy
Washington and Lee University defeated Augusta Military Academy in Lexington Virginia by 10 points in a sensational game marked by notable plays and strong performances by key players.
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Sport Calendar and Pugilism Listings
The page lists upcoming events across sports with dates and locations. Boxing cards feature Teck O’Keefe and Harry Atell in late October shows in Butte Davenport and Los Angeles. Racing includes United Hunts Meet at Keeneland and Belmont Park meets through November. Golf has Fall Club Tournaments at Chevy Chase and Columbia Golf Club in October. Horse shows run in Norfolk and Richmond with current dates noted.
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Brighton Beach Race Entries Show Wide Field and Weathered Bets
Brighton Beach card lists multiple races with long fields including five furlongs to two and a quarter miles. Notable entries include Benvolio, Lady Vincent, Our Dynang Storm, and Garterknot with riders such as Be Ternburke. A report notes rider transitions and strategy shifts for Fountain Blue rider Shaw on Thursday.
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Leroy Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Championship Title
Philadelphia reports Columbia player Leroy won the singles title at the 1906 Intercollegiate tournament at Merion Cricket Club Haverford with a 6 0 6 1 victory over Pell Yale and Dolbear reached the doubles final while Partridge and Dolbear of Yale upset Pennsylvanias Tilden and Register in the semifinals. Yale leads the trophy standings with 4 points followed by Penn and Princeton with 3 each and Columbia with 2.
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Western and Eastern Women’s Golf Associations Meet in Preview
An early event before the National Championship in Newton Massachusetts features a team match between nearly a score of Western and Eastern players. Western captain Mrs A T H Brower of Evanston Golf Club leads the squad with Mrs G J Deering Western champion slated for No 1. The eighteen hole contest opens the pairings.
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Regulars Beat Substitutes In Fifteen Hit Rally At Bernhard
Chicago defeats Cleveland 9 to 6 in the visitors final series opener. Chicago's offense features seven hits in the sixth inning and a circus catch by Hahn near the right field seats off Bernhard. White pitched six innings for Chicago while Bernhard worked the last three for Cleveland.
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Yanks Take Second With 6–4 Win Over Boston
New York finishes second in the American League after edging Boston 6 to 4. Grimshew and Morgan spark two-base hits, with Morgan and Grimshew hit makers on offense. Boston’s late rally falls short as Orthus and Chesbro keep the win within reach in a game that lasts nearly two hours.
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McGARRY BINDS MATCH FOR October 17 BOUT IN Baltimore
Paddy Walsh manager of Amby McGarry covers Herford’s $1,0000 check to bind the McGarry Sullivan fight set for Baltimore October 17. The parties agreed to meet at 13 pounds at 6 pm. The bout is viewed as crucial for McGarry’s career prospects. In Washington Navy notes, the Navy hockey team faces Dickinson with key players sidelined by illness, leaving a lean lineup for the schedule.
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Boston Beats New York In Hard Game Pitcher Mathewson Solid
Boston lost a close contest to New York as H Mathewson pitched his first full game with poor control. Final score shows New York 4, Boston 0 with errors and multiple players tabbed for hits.
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Columbus Takes One In Minor League Championship
Columbus, Ohio October 11 Columbus beat Buffalo 9 to 2 in the Class A Minor league championship series resuming today. Buffalo tied the score in the eighth before Curried walks and a sequence of hits produced seven Columbus runs. Buffalo has two wins to Columbus one in the series, with a misplayed ball by Friel nearly producing a shutout.
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Baseball Directors Meet Weigh Nationals Make up
The Washington baseball club directors met in the Secretary Ben Minor offices to review last season's management. They will not discuss changes in personnel until a meeting within the next month. No decision on Jake Stahl or a new manager was made, and reports of his release are denied.
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Georgetown Versus Gallaudet Opens Season At Home
Georgetown meets Gallaudet in the season opener at Georgetown field this afternoon at 3:30. The Blue and Gray face an undermanned squad with Captain Bocock a possibly unavailable starter, leaving only four of last year’s 13.5 players in the lineup. Gallaudet, lighter but betting on tick plays and McDonnell’s kicking, aims to counter with new rules.
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Washington and Lee Defeats Augusta Military 10 to 0
Lexington Va October 5 Washington and Lee University opened its football season with a 10 to 0 victory over Augusta Military Academy. Both teams showed little practice and new rules distracted play. Varsity stars Mpamaw Street Hopking and T Bagley led the hammering ends and line. Academy players Roller Wunder Venable Cook Gardner and Virginian Military Institute and St John’s College, Annapolis, were noted for their efforts as they prepare to play tomorrow.
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Eastern High to stay in local scholastic league
Eastern High School voted to remain in the local scholastic league despite losing top players. The revised schedule lists Centralia on Oct 23 with Western, Eastern facing Western on Nov 13 and 16, and other league pairings. Football player Takaki may quit if heart enlargement prevents further play for the Pennsylvania squad.
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