Ambitious Pimlico Fall Meet Attracts Record Entries
Baltimore Oct. 12 More horses will race at the Maryland Jockey Club autumn meet at Pimlico than ever before with many stalls filled and outsiders seeking accommodations nearby. Nearly all top steeplechasers are entered for the Pimlico Autumn Steeplechase and a daily jumping race will showcase cross country action. Amateur riders will be prominent with Dion Serr and Courtland Smith fielding stables and Gold Fleut among entries. The Country Chub Selig Stakes garners a strong field including Cadichon Simple Hordurs The Clown Spring Cary and Jake Disobedient Royal Window and others.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimloo
Balore
Brennan
Pimlico
Golf News From Belmont Park and Boston Meet
In Belmont Park today and in Boston tomorrow golf events and names fill a cluttered page. Mary Adams and Miss Hartiett Curtis of Boston plan a national women’s golf meeting while Adams defeats age om Philadelphia in recent play. Intercollegiate and club matches mix with mixed results and postponements as officials weigh interference and scheduling.
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West Newton
Mass
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Boston
Hartiett
Curtis
National Woman's Golf
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Age Am Philadelphia
Pringfield
Shreck-Hart
Terre Haute
Ing
Hart
Stanton Winty
Fey
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Carland Golf Club
Racing Entries and Odds for Today's Meadow Meet
The list shows seven furlong races with horses Grapple Dolly Spanker and New Mown Hay among favorites, plus Brook Cup contested over about three miles. Other events include a Handicapped sprint, two-year-olds stake, municipal wares and several handicap races with weights and participants such as Kentucky Beau Mountainbine Harry Gardner and Elmont.
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Pratence
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Dolly Spanker
Eartt Cairogorm
Pickerton
Fortunsts
Mown Hay
Sly Bon
Suilee
Perstiyn
Arim
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Gold Lady
Knight of
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Victora B
Bete
Jimmy Lone
Hylsa
Job
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Alfue
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Tae Nurvery
Kentucky Beau
Mountainbine
W. Hi. Dawles
McGador
Adaratiot
Orenlts
Bolfast
Stray
Excl
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Our Own
Mintberio
Purgrat
Athéns
Plewd
Mead
Aee High
Strong
Uniten
Logistia
Blacklock
Gracy Be
Judith Louise
Grocchua
Lishtwo
Torus
Races Highlight Hagerstown Fair Day Proceedings
The Washington Post reports a busy setaway day at Hagerstown fair with a large crowd. I J O Keefe of Washington won the $35 straight heats race amid varied events and pace summaries, with notable times recorded in the 2:15 and 2:16 ranges and multiple local entrants noted from Glenville, Waynesboro, Carmichaels, and other towns.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
I. J. O'Keefe
Washington
I'd. O'Keefe
Cogitat Roli
B. Ee AD. Part
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Gol. Ma
Hal
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Farvetta
Bik
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Fawt
Unclear racing results with names and odds
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous horses and riders with odds and placements. It mentions Seow Pater, Lady Vora, Pacious, Hyperion, and others, but the passage is garbled and partial. No coherent race outcome or date is discernible.
Young Corbett Versus McGovern Bout Hype Flourishes
A Chicago boxing scene report describes John L. Terry and James Corbett preparing for a fight with McGovern. Corbett declares confidence and plans to neutralize McGovern's tongue with earplugs and signaled rounds. Fight details include catchweights and weights teased around 133 to 185 pounds.
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McGovern
Johnstone
Road
Jerome Avenue
Terry
Erry
The Abbe Wins Kentucky By Nose In Two Heats
The Abbe captured the Kentucky Sire Stakes by nose in both heats at Lexington Breeders Course. Sweet Marie failed to break her 2:03 record despite game efforts and a strong wind. Silko did not start due to injury while Phatle won the 2:10 pace and Hudd the 3:20 trot in straight heats.
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Lexington
Sweet Maria
Mel Kiney
Sweet Marie
Siliko
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Ed Custer
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Sheeny
Daffedl
Phatle
Hudd
Estrella
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Morove
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Pat T
Patterson
Ei Milargo
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Pat Ford
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Sheehy
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Smith
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Murphy
Gentoo BF
McDonala
Ter ML
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Bodkin
Horace H Witeon
Mr the
Lady Jocelyn Wins Steeplechase at Lexington Race Meet
Louisville October 1 Lady Jocelyn won the steeplechase handicap from a strong field as several horses fell without injuries. Hector led in the sprint, Weather pleasant and track fast. First race featured Roll ington winning at 20 to 1 with Buednye Rocamiorn second. Copes with multiple race notes across six events and a selling six furlongs winner Tagotthritt.
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Baseball clash headlines Cubs versus White Sox in city showdown
The sport calendar lists a Chicago baseball clash between the Cubs and White Sox at Wast Zadl grounds in Chicago today as part of a busy schedule including boxing bouts in Butte and Davenport, races from Belmont Park to Pimlico, and golf events at Columbia Club and Chevy Chase.
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Yu Ghicags White Sox
Wast Zadl Grounds
Chicago
Hatchetites Face Gallaudet In Varsity Test This Afternoon
Genowh and George Washington meet in Vin Mess Park as Hatchetites host Gallaudet. Gallaudet arrives hurt by Horton absence and lineup changes aim to strengthen the line with Vingon at right tackle and Isackson at left guard. Washington coaches hope to rebound after a weak stretch and new plays will be tested.
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Gallender
Ateenerson
Lorando
Gossip of the Bangtails and Belmont Park Surprises
In a chaotic Belmont Park day, four public choices failed while two favorites, Roseben and Hot Teddy, won. Roseben, carrying 147 pounds, surged to victory in the Manhattan Handicap amid a massive bet, as Frank Farrell and Tim Sullivan banked on the favorite. Hot Teddy led from the start to win the District Handicap, with Security second and Radke riding a strong performance.
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Tim" Sullivan
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Georgetown Faces Farmers In Key Early Football clash
Georgetown meets Maryland Agricultural College at Georgetown Field this afternoon at 4. The Blue and Gray seek revenge after Maryland held Navy to twelve, while Coach Reilly plans new formations and four lineup changes. Conker, Kerr, Lennon, and Dutcher anchor the updated line.
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Miler
Princeton V Navy Big Game At Annapolis Today
Princeton faces Navy in what is billed as the season’s marquee intercollegiate clash at Annapolis. The article notes a 3:00 p.m. kickoff time and highlights Princeton’s recent 52–0 win over Lehigh, with Navy aiming to rebound after a rough outing versus Maryland Agricultural College.
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Two New Physical Instructors at Naval Academy
Annapolia Md Oct 12 L HL Mang of Jersey City and John Schutz of New York City were named additional physical training instructors at the Naval Academy. The four member force now includes Matthew Strohm Otto Steffen and the new appointees. Mang specializes in field athletics and has notable jumps and a pole vault. Schutz is a former instructor at the Mohawk Athletic Club and brings boxing wrestling and gymnastic experience.
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Washington
Annapolia
L. HL Mang
Jersey City
John Schutz
New York City
Naval Academy
Matthew Strohm
Boxamy Master
Otto Steffen
J . * Mang
Schutz
Iatrustor
Mohawk Athletic Club
Ikinds
Joseph Grant
Washington, D. C
Reform Hits Holy Cross Eight Worcester Athletes Ban
Eight Holy Cross College varsity athletes are suspended from practice and games until scholastic deficiencies are corrected. Yale game at New Haven tomorrow is canceled for them. Barrett and Collins have withdrawn from the college. Dr William M Phelps is re-elected president of the Central High School Athletic Association with officers named for various sports.
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University Field
Georgetown
Maryland Agriculture
Georgetown Field
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Thacher Elected President of City Basketball League
Washington City Basketball League officers elected at the M M C G A L meeting I W C Thacher president A Rice vice president F W Bolgiano treasurer N T Warley official scorer. League opens October 24 with teams Carroll Institute Y M A Corcorans Caprons Second Regiment Shamrocks U and I Fraternity Peck Memorial. Next meeting at the M A next Tuesday. Bloomingdale Wins First Game Over Reservoir Heights 5 0 at McDevitt’s. End runs by Hammett Nicholls Donovan set up two quick touchdowns. Grand Hawkins starred on defense. Schedule lists October 11 Reservoir Heights at Soldiers Home October 20 Hyattsville at Hyattsville October 7 Mount Pleasant at McDevitt November 4 open November 10 Hyattsville at McDevitt November 17 Mount Pleasant at Mount Pleasant November 2 Reservoir at Meferstre Movers 1 Alexandria at Me-Bevis Western Golf Champion TT OH Sher-n-7.
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Another Football Victim in Toronto College Scene
W Glinn Ells aged twenty one of Toronto died tonight from injuries suffered in a practice football game on the varsity lawn. Ells was a fourth year modern history student at the University of Toronto and former manager of the third Rugby team. He collapsed after walking home from the game, believed to have been kicked in the head.
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Ont
W. Glinn Ells
Toronto University
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