Jockey Fain Stars In Money With Four Mounts At Races
Special to The Washington Post Upper Marlboro Md Oct 12 Four favorites and two third choices won purses as Jockey Fain rode two winners, one second and one third. Dunlap set down for incompetency and several horses contested early interference with wins by Campaigner Oakhurst Mobility and Sea Swell favored early. Rich's Jubilee Juggins won the foal sprint while several others faltered in a crowded program.
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Washington Post
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Fain
Fair Sex
J. H. Vandewater
HL. Fuppin
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Giovannia Raggio
Quinlan
Clements
Bourdette
O. S.r Richards
Stanley Davis
Spang Frog
Whispen
Judge Murphy
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Washington Post tour entry list closes for Richmond trip
The Washington Post tour to Richmond and back will close entries at midnight Saturday October 13. The November 21 to 25 event will use stock cars only and includes strict rules on tuning, with technical penalties added to road scores and check-ins at Panorama building.
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Return
H. M. Magie
Aynesboro
Blue Ridge Mountain
Rock Fish Gap
Mr. & R. Gault
Scottaville
Sayne
Cautious Corridon’s Feats Embalmed in Immortal Verse
A poem in the voice of a player yearning for popularity like Larry Lajoie. The speaker contrasts craving praise with preferring self-respect, insisting he will win on merit rather than via gifts or biased support, and would rather lose honestly than cheat.
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Ty Cobb
Larry Lajoie
Louisville Results First Race at One Mile
Race results from Louisville show Al ma Boy won the first race with Sorrowful second and Riding Helle third. Mutuels paid Allan Boy $17.70 straight, $1070 place, $8.50 show. Second through sixth races list winners, placed horses, and mutuel figures with several long-shot payouts.
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Herbert
Sorrowful
Koer
Ner
Helle
Rice
Turncoat
Merman
Rowland Otis
Banbury
Furting
Maid Militant
Bilfalt
Falenda
Colmet
Sanare
Pal Allan Boy
T. M. Green
Koerner
Royal Captive
Keogh
John Grifin
Ganz
Tim
Handaaretta
All Red
Selwik
Yalo
Mutuela
T. M Green
John Grima H
Old Boy
King
Hoantain
H. M. Sebath
Star Blaze
Sigurd
Red Lass
Robert Bruce
Butterball Bitiken
General Philips
Nell Winder
Mutuels
Emperor William
Gooose
al Muller
Ancoudh
Gloria
Joe Morrin
Melissa
Lawrence
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Muller
Reid
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Christina
Austin
Outport
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Transvaal
Peer
Ovilo
Wander
John E McMillan
Heine
Peter Pender
Miami
The
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Dress Parade Listed Participants and Names at Event
The document lists numerous names and entities including M. T. Greene Horace EB. Hallack Golden Castle Spring Frog Dibola Lizzie Fist Bear of the Mountain The Monk Wenna El Orn Indora Hecubs Hightown Oakhurst Henry Croscaddin Misa OToole Chapultepec Alfred the Great Merrick Louisville Twilight Queen Pirate Diana Rubin Granda Jett Bernstein Trance Melisanne Cherryola Mary Davis Huck The Hague Louis Katz Sir Dawn Hans Sailan Claudia and related references.
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Adlbore
M. T. Greene
Horace EB
Hallack
Golden Castle
Spring Frog
Dibola
Lizzie Fist
Bear of the Mountain
the Monk
Wenna
el Orn
Indora
Hecubs
Hightown
Oakhurst
Henry Croscaddin
Misa O'Toole
Chapultepec
Alfred the Great
Merrick
Louisville
Twilight Queen
Pirate Diana
Rubin Granda
Jett Bernstein
Trance
Melisanne
Cherryola
Mary Davis
Huck
the Hague
Louis Katz
Sir Dawn
Hans
Sailan
Claudia
Light Work for Tigers on Chilly Princeton Field
Special to The Washington Post from Princeton New Jersey October 12 light practice for the Tigers under Coach Roper with a brisk midweek session. The scrubs were strong but the first string backs scored most of the points including two touchdowns and a field goal. Bissell did not play McCormick appeared late with the workout.
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District Horses Win Hechinger Show at Laurel
Special to The Washington Foot Laurel Md Oct 12 Four county fair grounds crowd about 5000 watched Washington tandem team Lady Gray and Grand Slam win blue ribbons in harness and ladies classes. Manuella set a track record but faltered in free-for-all Red Rock owned by Edward Daniels surprised by winning the 2 20 pace in 2 17 1 with far ahead heats. Von March dropped heat then won 2 41 4 trot. Elaborate finished third among seven sprinters in a half mile dash.
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Grand Slam
Lee Hechinger
Thomas Keene
Red Rock
Edward Daniels
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von March
Joe Mott
King Redwood, Jr
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Big King Redwood, Jr
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Mantes
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Joe Boy
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Brierley Berrmer
Flat Creek
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Thoroughgoing Louisville Racing Entries Show Mixed Fields
Entries list for multiple races at Louisville with six furlongs to over two miles. Names include La Toupee Topland Pioruck Judge Walton Samaria May Pride Projectile Starport Zaola Tortuous Ada Meade Jubin Grande Alice Olive Ely Twilight Queen Hawk's Fight Denver Girl Kitty Uisher Seneca Jol A Munro Horace E Green Tom Melton Cherokee Rose Fearnaught Campaigner Heeuba My Kitty Altadena River Grane Indora High Flown Miss O'Toole My Southern bach Oakhurst Moltke Henry Cross Caddin Democrat plus apprentice allowance. weather clear track fast.
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Cloud
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Dresa Paradi
Green
Tom Melton
Cherokee Rose
Fearnaught
Hallack
Spring Frog
Campaigner
Golden Castle
Mobility
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Atzela Fiat
Dear of the Mountain
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Sdracool Wenne
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George Field
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EY Oro
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My Kitty
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Democrat
Vanderbilt Held to Fourteen as Castle Heights Slows Commodores
Nashville Oct 12 The Castle Heights preparatory eleven gave Vanderbilt University a stiff workout holding the Commodores to 14 points with all 14 scored by Captain Neeley in a 14 to 0? finish.
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Tenn
Castle Heights
Vanderbilt University
Neeley
General H Nell Gentry Wins The Pace Stakes
Lexington Kentucky October reports General H a bay trotter from Combineer and Jessie Wallace wins the 3025 McDowell stakes feature event, after placing second heat in 2 05 12 and taking the pacing division futurity to Nell Gentry worth 2126. The Harvester plans tomorrow start to beat the 2 mile record 4 17. Sallie Stites second in 212 pace with bonuses for foul driving and a near miss injury to Robert H. in heat four.
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Bay
Combineer
Jessie Wallace
Kentucky
Nell Gentry
Leftwich
Winnner
Walker
Harvester
Crescens
Sallie Stites
Robert H
Marguerite Hazards Wedding and Fairfield Kennels Drama
Society notes detail Marguerite Hazards 20 years of schooling and chaperoned boarding school life Amid Hazard family wealth Rowland Hazard receives a New England estate as a wedding gift Helen Campbell joins the Hazards in California and Pom ederanians face abandonment at Miss Mary Fuller Sturges Fairfield kennels Miss Sturges English mistress Miss Hall marries Frederick Sturges Jr and travels abroad with him family rift gradually heals as fortune widens
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Wade
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California
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Fairfield
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J. Pierpont Morgan
White House
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Sturges
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England
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Somerset
Stig
Frederick Stur Bessy
Walcome
Yale Freshmen Score in Scrimmage With Varsity
Yale freshmen staged a strong showing against the varsity, scoring in the first period without allowing a varsity score, aided by a sensational 70 yard run by Ketcham and a later 60 yard Corey run. Daly, Philbin, Loree, Stout, and Coates added scores as the game featured penalties and coaches acting as officials.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Ketcham
Loree
Potter
Corey
Stout
Coates
Scrubs and Varsity Tie in West Point Practice
West Point scrubs and first team played to a 2-2 tie as each side scored two touchdowns in a practice scrimmage. Franke ran 74 yards for the varsity's opening TD after a fumble, and blocks produced most scores. DeVore recovered in the scrubs’ end zone on a blocked kick. Hicks, Wood, Hyatt, and Surles were absent for much of the day.
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Washington Post
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Scrubs
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Wood
Hyatt and Surles
Kern
Sewanee overwhelms Tennessee Military Institute 95–0
Sewanee scored 95 points against the Tennessee Military Institute of Sweetwater in a one sided game at Sewanee. The backfield showed strong work with touchdowns credited to Lanier Brown Ward Myers and Faulkenberg, with Myers converting fifteen goals.
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Tennessee Military Institute of Sweetwater
Touchdowna
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Ward
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Faulkenberg
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