Firewood wins at Marlboro despite long odds
Special to The Washington Post from Upper Marlboro reports Clement rode Firewood at 20 to 1 and Blue Tie at 6 to 1 to win both races, with Firewood leading most of the final stretch to defeat Nora Emma. Dan De Noyles also won as a heavy favorite. The steeplechase was declared off and the largest field of the meeting failed to start.
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Clement
Blue Tie
Washington Post
Upper Marlboro
Marlboro
Fatn
Dracoola
Harges
Jack Bourdette
Dunlap
Dan de Noyles
Horge
Nora Emma
Inter- Terence
Moltke
Siu
Iltaruota
Ryvel Lodge
Bell
Twin Cat
Hate
Jane Thorpe
Orking
Jakey
Dan le Resi
Emma
Uraly
F Bing
Indora
Hoevuba
Forester
Vise
Columbia Hawklike
Larlede
Mr Witty Alee
Clemen
Shumaker
Racing Turf Entries and Across Race Card Details
The page lists numerous entries for a racing program with multiple races. It names horses, entrants, odds or weights, and various race conditions spanning two-year-olds to older horses, featuring races such as six furlongs and longer, handicap events, selling stakes, and special purses. Named horses include Spellbound, Madettoe, Eagle Bird, Fort Johnson, and Marygoriu A among many others, with offerings across applications for bidders and connections like Jack Stryker and Forehead.
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Firat
Jack Stryker
Annie Nelivan
James Mar
Forehead
Helens
Ormicant
Littia Rajah
Inspector General
Dr. Mitchen
Lucetta
Sporting Life
Marcus
Ferenc
Star Venus
Cellaret
Judge Walton
Samaria
iGalley
Fair Louise
Topland
Alfred the Great
Handicar
Ffton B
Quages
Leamence
Taboo
Glucose
Tony Bonero
Volante
Emperon William
Spolin
Ben Double
Porse
Marygoriu A
Wheatburg
Hobby Boyer
Aviator
Wolthorpe
Dawn O' Dar
Cloud
Golden Ruby
Danger Marl
Charles F. Grainger
Marlo
Pom Bigves
Merkle M
Jack Right
Descoranets
Queen Marguerits
Campi
Tony Bovero
Norbitt
Horse Racing Cards and Outcomes From Local Thoroughbred Meet
Race results list six events with jockeys and odds, naming horses such as Domithilda Cere monius Golconda and Royal Report. Winners include Dixie Knight Exemplar and Dainty Dame, with times ranging from 1.09 to 2:65 and mutuel payouts noted for each race.
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Domithilda
Gross
Ida D
Furlony Detroit
Goldstein
Wat To
Wen
Ceremonius
Walsh
Golconda
Killingworth
Judge Lassing
Kokomo
Woodlene
Mies
Dixie Knight
Nethermost
J. Wilson
Hoovey
G. Burns
Athletics Meet Defeats Champions In Exhibition Tilt
Philadelphia reporters describe a ten inning game where the picked team, mainly substitutes from the Athletics, beat the new champions of the American League 5 to 4. Morgan pitched well for the picks while Dygert was hit. The leaders changed and were tied in the eighth. the substitutes won in the tenth.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Morgan
Dygert
Scora
Butterles
Morgen
Dale breaks arm in fight with Nelson in Kansas City
Monte Dale broke his arm in the fourth round of the bout with Battling Nelson in Kansas City. Dale’s seconds threw in the sponge as the fight ended with Nelson nearly stopping him.
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Dale
Nelson
Kansas City
Battling Nelson
Monte Dale
Washington Post tour to Richmond closes entry Oct 15
The Washington Post tour to Richmond and return runs Oct 21–25 with entries closing at midnight Oct 15. The trip features a full technical exam, expected strong turnout, and improvements to Rickfish Gap road. Enthusiasm from May participants rises for a repeat of the friendly competition and prizes.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Rickfish Gap
R. Gault
Scottsville
Campbell First Ties Low Card In National Golf Qualifiers
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Hamilton Canada led 50 qualifiers in the first day of the Women's United States Golf Association championship at Homewood Country Club Chicago with a 86. Mrs R H Barlow of Philadelphia was second with 89 and Mrs G M Martin of Tavistock England was third with 90. First round match play begins tomorrow with pairings led by Campbell, Hedstrom, Knapp, and Barlow among notables representing Canada the UK and the U S.
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Chicago
Barlow
Philadelphia
Martin
England
Dorothy Campbell
Hamilton
Canada
United States
Homewood Country Club
Miss Campbell
Wee
Quaker City
R. H. Barlow
Campbell
G. M.martin
Tavistock
Lillian Hyde
New York
Vida Llewellyn
la Grange Club
Western Golf Association
Thurston Harris
Western
A. B. Hedstrom
Buffalo
Maes Dorothy Campbell
Mico
Mary Fownes
Pittsburg
Margaret Knapp
Skokie
Mixa Grace Bemple
St. Louis
Krs
Myra
H. Galt
Oowentsia
W. F Anderson
Skokte
Katherine Moulton
Minitahda
Lillian Ayde
D. Burrows
Portland
Luther Kennett
Cranster
L. B. Elkins
P. Manchester
la Grange
EB. C. Neabit
Woodstock
E. R. Williams
Lake Geneva
Ethel Corbett
Homewood
Wiliam Weat
Philadelphi
Racketers to Resume Play in District Championship
The twenty sixth annual district tourney resumes at the Bacelors Club courts, Woodley Park, after a Friday postponement for an Intercity match in Norfolk. Local stars Al W Howard and W B Izard duel in the men singles to decide who faces Louis Doyle, with finals in doubles and other rounds featuring Maury Dove Jr with Morgan, and Holtzman Britton Baird Stidham. The Phoenix Eleven seeks games with Rose Dale next Saturday, listing B Hayden at 122 Datreat Southeast.
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Aunuis
Washington
Norfolk
Woodley Park
al W. Howard
W. B. Izard
Laula I. Doyle
W. B. Isard
Altert
W. Howard
Louis I. Doyle
J. Maury Dove Jr
Morgan
G. A. Barnard
Hume
Woltzman
Britton
Baird
Stidham
J. A. Moorehead
Cotton
Winatts Dove-Morgso-Barnard-Hume
Izard
A. J Gora
Holtzman-Brittton-Baird-Strabem
J. J. Parmales
M. F. Larch
A. M. Chessey
Parma -Lersa
C. L. Alébury Va
Bo He Schenck
A. A
Chesley-Parmalee-Lardhmai
Four Counties Fair Harness Show Caps Day With Six Heats
The Laurel four county fair drew 1,540 fans as ideal weather highlighted racing. The main event, a six heat 2:24 trot for horses from Anne Arundel Howard Montgomery and Prince George counties, ended with Alexander P. defeating Miss Kushan amid spectator protests. Other races included a 2:25 pace and a running race won by Rio with Racinette second.
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Laurel
Année Arundel
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George
Alexander P. Wins
F. Hail
Washington
Alexander P
Savannah
Miss Kushen
Corbin
Wilson
Helen J
Gattorfela
Jamison
Phylorra
Pik
Matham
Ben Hamalutgn
Eae
Meri
Beala
Alexander P. B. Oh
Aight
Misa Kushan
B. m.Corbina
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Mott
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Hen D
B. G
Hendell
Bim
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Prince George's
Core Wiggins
G. m
Bell
Tuncarora
Misa Flinch
Misa Mary
Jennie Rive
Tine
Racinette
Wabash Queen
Lismore
Farmer Blair
Practice at A. L. Park Brings GWU Football Hopeful Start
George Washington University opened its football season with a first workout at American League Park. Coach Magoffin praised the effort as players showed notable spirit. Newcomers Smith from Wesleyan, Big Bill Sommers, and Phi Hooten in uniform fueled a brighter outlook for the Hatchetmen.
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George Washington University
Magoffin
Smith
Wesleyan
Bill" Sommers
Phi
Hooten
Galt
George Washington
Strikes and Spares in Northeastern Duckpin Leagues
Readouts from multiple bowling leagues show scores and totals for districts including Arcade Duckpin and Navy Yard Leagues. Names such as Salb Loveless Benton and Kilby appear among varied game-by-game tallies, with totals for each team and lane.
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Joe
Atlantica
Loveless
Benton
Duckpin
Sti Gaarisong
Capitol
Baeuer
Malcolm TL
Hayden
Kilby
A. Duckpin
Wilscongin
Hoakinson
Bayley
Kotckerhorberg
Berra
Hares Ty
Navy Yard League
Reign Cay
OLD District League
Commercial Dugefin League
Wile Hepaple
Richmond College Tops Randolph Macon With Late TD
Richmond College defeated Randolph-Macon in a tense game that featured strong late scoring. quarterback Jones crossed for a touchdown in the final period after long runs by Taylor and Tutz, with the final score 5 to 0.
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Randolph-Macon
Tae Trchineton
Richmond
Richmond College
Randolph- Macon
Tre Lemon
Plark
Rowe
Randolph Macon
Suecessly
Pase
Yale Starts Secret Work For Army Game
Yale launches a week of secret practice before facing Army after a hard win over Holy Cross. Capt Daly not in lineup. Reilly at left half, Deming at right. Kpatrick in fine shape to start at left end, Brooks new at other end. Loree Fuller guards with Morris center. Corey directs, Will to start at West Point.
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Washington Post
New Haven
Conn
Army
Holy Cross
Daly
Holy Croag
Tufts
West Point
Capt. Daly
Kpatrick
Brooks
Frandy
Childs
Loree
Fuller
Morris
Corey
Jim Reilly
Deming
Coach Stagg optimistic on Chicago Illinois game outlook
Chicago coach A A Stagg predicts Illinois will win next Saturday at Urbana based on the weekend games. He cites Chicago's inexperience and youth as key factors and plans more scrimmage and a flexible lineup to challenge Urbana. Moran and Frayne set for ten round bout in New Orleans.
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Chicago
A. A. Stags
University of Chicago
Illinois
Urbana
Indiana
Illnois
Drake
Midway
Complex fantasy names leap from unreadable OCR list
A string of mixed proper nouns and titles appears, listing numerous names, places, and objects such as Marlboro Aldlyia Double Five Forester Henry Crosecaddin Eagle Bird Danfeld Shannon Granie Golden Castle Algronet King Ayondais Touiata Spring Frog Tubal Bilverine and many others, with no coherent narrative or clear event. The fragment resembles a catalog of characters and terms from a game or story world rather than a news item or notice.
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Marlboro
Aldlyia
Double Five
Forester
Henry Crosecaddin
Drcus Parade II
Democrat
Eagle Bird
Maryland platform praises Taft and reformers in tariff debate
The Maryland Republican platform commends President Taft and figures like Roosevelt and Hughes for elevating political morals. It lauds the tariff law for reducing deficits and boosting industry, while endorsing federal supervision of interstate commerce and a steady, informed approach to tariff changes. Signed by district leaders.
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Charles’ . Heghes
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Taft
Col
Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Republican Party
Elsc
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Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln Dryden
William B. Baker
Charles W. Main
Addison BE. M
Norfolk Quits Va League and Forms Eastern Virginia League
At a meeting in Richmond Norfolk withdrew from the State League to form the Eastern Virginia League with Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News Hampton Phoebus and Suffolk. The State League was reorganized with two Norfolk teams expected. Williams of Roanoke elected State League president. salary cap lowered to 1200. W M Hannan of Norfolk named Eastern League president.
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Wu Cman
Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Newport News
Hampton
Phoebus
Suffolk
Willams
Roanoke
W. M. Hannan
Princeton Has Light Drill For Tigers Season Start
Princeton closes football practice for the day with a secret session focusing on new plays. Linemen drill, two sets of ends line up for blocking and breaks. Changes in lineup include Dunlap returning to play and Brown cleared after scholastic issues. Shrubb may compete again in fall meets. Harvard seeks cross country coach. quoit league proposed. Percey Lesueur eyed by Harvard hockey. Post wants readers to use free classified ads.
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Washington
Princeton
N. 5
Priceton
Tigers
Dunlap
Duff
Brown
Shrubb
Alfred Shrubb
Harvard University
Boston
Scott Defends His Course in West Virginia Campaign
Senator Nathan B. Scott opened the Republican campaign in Clarksburg urging loyalty to old party leaders. He defended his 12 years in the Senate, argued for a high tariff, and denied shifting with pay no longer worth it if tarir is lowered. He pressed backing for Republican leaders and against new influences.
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
Richard Yates
Tillots
Nathan B. Scott
Charles H. Carrigan
Congress
West Virginia
Scott
Senate
Savannah Gets Big Race From Long Island
The Automobile Club of America contest committee favors transferring the Grand Prize automobile race from Long Island to Savannah. Ratification by the club’s board is expected tomorrow. A tentative race date is set for November 1 in Savannah.
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New York
Automobile Club of America
Savannah Automobile Club
Long Island
Savannah
Board of Governors
The
American Horses Do Well In Paris Races
Paris October 10. The Prix des Fourres for 2 year olds worth 1000 dollars at one mile was won by Frank J Goulds Leremendado. W K Vanderbits Garcero Duro placed second. Mr Vanderbilt’s Norio won the Prix de la Garenne selling for 2 year olds of 600 dollars, 442 Turlongs.
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Et Cloud
Frank J. Gould
Leremendado
W. K. Vanderbit
Garcero Duro
Mr. Vanderbilt
Norio
Amherst Signals Drill Ahead of Harvard Battle
Amherst reports a sharp drill led by coach Tebb as the team prepares for Harvard on Saturday. The squad's renewed confidence after beating Wesleyan adds snap to the offense, with the line showing signs of power.
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Amherst
Washington Post
Tebb
Harvard
Wesleyan
Varsity
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