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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

16

Connie Mack Says Oldring Will Not Play Cubs in World Series

Philadelphia manager Connie Mack stated Oldring cannot play in the world series against the Chicago Nationals due to a knee injury from the prior week, casting doubt on his return. The report also covers a Maryland horse racing meet with Miss O'Toole drawing heavy Washington bets and a summary of six races with favorites and upset close finishes.

Connie Mack Oldring Cubs Philadelphia All-Stars Chicago Nationals Miss O'Toole Ed Gummel Osing Washington Iocciailts Capital City Failato Upper Marlboro Bookles Seling Jackey John A’ Mtunry Leibert Beneca Daviny Herara Upton Tims Chit Barlett Ton Moun Alan Fiane Heise Sir Manack Clement Cherares Rose Golden Castle Seal Nebbly Jinkey Opel Diebold Saffelt Fiat Franklin Ease Shore Salling Finnne Waight Davisy Thy Monk Jorkav Eee Tbs Sinmun Altadena Henry Crdin Fairy Ee Wemuer Chicago Mack Idlenesa Athletics Hospital St McInnis Vio

Merrick and Alfred the Great Lead Louisville Race Card

Race results from Louisville show Merrick winning the first 6 furlongs with Alfred the Great second and Beechd Waponoa third. The card lists multiple horses, payouts, and place/show outcomes across four races, plus notes on ticket scalping for upcoming games and team changes.

Merrick Horras Alfred the Great Breinhardt Rice Finch Samaria Nanette Chapultepec Sinfrau Miodi Rose Stovemen la Toupe Omutuels Nace Amd Marea Ries Phat Tisha WA Glakxonj Starport Moore Zoola Oma Alyates Turat Pward Trance Theegby von Mellsande Hoerger Poe Gal Iis Iter Berte Tack Weaver Lydia Jew Towleute Cloud Sir Dawn Astern Star Vuel

Pimlico Opens With High Class Field for 14 Day Meet

Baltimore opens a two week Pimlico meeting with top owners Keene Belmont Whitney and Hildreth fielding strong outfits. Novelty bids to defend Futurity glory in Matron two year old divisions while Bashti aims for the Matron’s fly end. Swannanoa and Love Not loom as threats as trainers scout the field for the premiere races and plan entries for the second Saturday.

Baltimore Hilltop Pimlico East James R. Keene August Belmont Harry Payne Whitney L. C. Hildreth R. T. Wilson Novelty Bashti Adam Saratoga Sam Huldreth Hildreth Tom Welsh Bashtt Endef E. R. Bradley Love Not Eliott Cowden Swannanoa Basht

Entry list for Washington Post tour to Richmond closes Oct 15

The Washington Post tour to Richmond and return runs Oct 21 25 with entries closing at midnight Oct 15. Maxell cars expected include Walla driving one vehicle. past runs show strong performance in Glidden and Munsey events.

Washington Post Richmond Return Oldfield Atlanta Contest Board Johnson John Thomas United Motor Washington Company Harry E. Walls H. Endurance Walla Maxwell Walls Munsey Lst Geelda

Marlboro Racing Entries and Utter Odds for Six Races

A page lists racing entries across six races with three year olds and up and two year olds in various furlongs. Horses include George Field, Tomcat, Court Lady, Nora Emma, Cherokee Rose, Rye Straw, Misa OToole, Carvings, Hedge Rosa, Beth Goodwin, Dracoola, Eschau, Spring Frog, Niblick, El Oro, Hecuba, River Grane, Corking, Guns Hill, Jack Bourdette, and many others with weights and distances. results reflect mixed-class entries and selling and maiden conditions.

George Field Tomcat Garet Court Lady Edwin H Moltke Chief Bartlett Footpad Oakhurst Perthshire Nora Emma Cherokee Rose Rye Straw Molly Hawklike Mali Firewood Misa O'Toole Hedge Rosa Charivari Beth Goodwin Black Branch Croydon Neonkaleeta Dracoola Wenna Eschau Spring Frog Duke of Bridgewater Algronel Niblick el Oro Hecuba River Grane Corking Guns Hill Mariner Killarney Rowe Hato Behniekelfritz Jane Thorpe Jack Bourdette Horace F Hallack Haymarket Iif John A. Munro Mon Ami Mobility Royal Dnys

Day of Record Feats in Chicago Horse Races

Chicago reports outstanding performances in trotting and pacing events. Captain Shaw receives Walnut Hall Farm Cup for 4-year-old trotter Joan, who set a world mark in straight heats with strong finishes. Other notable results include Peter Dorsey winning the 2:17 trot and The Harvester breaking the mile record for trotters, while Aileen Wilson set a wagon mile record in 2:04 1/8 driven by Cox. The events occurred at Walnut Hall Farm Cup day amid crowd cheers and ongoing stakes races such as the West stake and 2:09 pace.

Laurel Mabel C Prospect Park Skideo Baltimore Washington Finneh Flinch Kushan Joe Matt Russell G Harry Madden George Goodacre Glidawood Aid O'Keefe Be ‘Gildewand Cora Wiegin Dreelan Bond Gockdental Lady Fitzherbert Judge Dundon Lady Melba Helen B. Also Rao Chicago Frank Lynch Sanitary Board Lynch Kedzie Avenue Copper Walnut Hall Farm Wick Aileen Wilson Geces Lexington Cape, de Association Directum Joan C. C. Watts Capt. Shaw McDevitt Peter Dorsey Edith W Cox West Dudle Archdale Dr. Trey Capt. George Decoration Albis Independence Boy Purge Fat Margaret B. m James Mk Admiral Hed the Angelus H. Startle Gabagan Molva J Fuze Johnson Edwins Br. H Patterson Morning Light Br. G J. I. Jones David Fuller C. Bh Hammond John Benyon Laura Davenport Dudle Arciulele Bik Archdale Thrda Fiva Geers Dr Treg Rash Captain George B. H Deroration Ei G Keating Albla Proctor B m Directurm Spier McNevitt Billy Thimtle Valenmm Marry B. Gw Beauty Wilkes Gshagan Mark Knight Hail the Philiw B. Jones

Quintanta Georgetown picks Brosseau manager Cogan captain

Georgetown collegians prepare for a second basketball season with Leonard Brosseau as manager and Billy Cogan as captain. Prof Joyce to coach, practice soon, plans to play high schools and minor colleges in Washington and likely join the Capitol City league. Freshman basketball also begins with Bone as manager and King as captain. C. McLaughlin named manager for the football team and Duffy as captain of the eleven.

Brosseau Cogan Georgetown Collegians Leonard Brosseau Billy Cogan Joyce Washington The Athletic Association Bone King C. McLaughlin Clays Duffy

Canada Ready for Parley with United States

Ottawa Oct 13 Reciprocity negotiations will begin within ten days. Canadian finance minister W S Fielding informed Secretary of State Knox that Canada can take up the tariff issue. President Taft had proposed a conference to improve tariff relations. Laurier’s prior commitments delayed talks. The first meeting is expected to be in Ottawa with substantial results anticipated.

Ottawa Gat Canada United States W. S. Fielding Knox Taft Wilfrid Laurier

Improvements in Alexandria post office by J A Weeborn

Postmaster J A Weeborn announces extensive Alexandria post office upgrades to speed general delivery on Sundays and holidays. New desks and mailing case installed, forthcoming general delivery case. stamp and money order windows moved to east corridor. letter drops relocated. privacy screens added. passenger elevator funded by Representative Carlin is being installed in the building.

Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria J. A. Weeborn Carlin Inat Senaton Congress

Assault case nets six months jail for Bryant in Alexandria

In Alexandria a man known as Bryant was fined fifty dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for assaulting Annie Freeman and Annie Summerfield. A cobblestone alleged to have been used to smash a window and damage furniture was shown in court. The report also notes local church anniversary plans, city council committee actions on street lighting, and obituaries including Mrs. Mary D. Swain and Mrs. Sarah C. O’Meara, with Rabbi Krohngold officiating at the synagogue day of atonement.

Baward Bryant Alexandria Pol Annie Freeman Annie Summerfield Beach Bryant Mra C. O'Meara Sarah C. O'Meara Nettie Haynes Prince Street Alexandria Joseph H. Sevier Second Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Cincinnati Maurice Krohngold

Holtzman and Britton win District doubles title

Freddie Holtzman and John Britton defeated J A Moorehead and F C Colton 6 3 3 6 3 yesterday at the Bachelors Club Woodley Park to reach the challenge round against the Doyle brothers. J Gore won the consolation final 6 1 6 1. The Doyle pair, current District champions, will meet Britton and Holtzman this afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Freddie Holtzman John Britton J. A. Moorehead F. C. Colton Bachelors’ Club Woodley Park Doyle Brothers Holtzman-Britton Moorehead Colton A. J. Gore B. F. Schenck Gore Hfa Schenck H. E C. B. Doyle Britton Holtzman

Harvard's Work Listless in Scrimmage With Varsity A Teams

Harvard varsity scrimmage shows listless play as Team A scores once on a Corbett 46 yard interception return. Regulars exhibit streaky, inefficient output though Corbett flashes old dash. Felton moves to Team B and Lawhs plays left end for Team A as second eleven stalls after opening kickoff.

Washington Post Cambridge Harvard Corbett Pase Felton iLawhs Team A

Berman Back for Trial in Baltimore Fake Race Harsh Deals

Edward A Berman, held on presentment for attempting to obtain 50 from Robert Pluym of Washington, was brought to Baltimore from Toledo. Police describe him as ringleader of a gang tied to fake race harsh deals, with four others indicted or jailed in connection to the case. Detective Peter B Bradley led the transfer and a noted amusement man Peter Megaro from Harrisburg may identify Berman as among the men who took part in a 38000 theft.

Washington Baltimore Edward ‘A. Berman Pana Robert Pluym Toledo Peter B. Bradley Berman Nif Peter Megaro Harrisburg

Big Goal Operator Fails in Bankruptcy Filing

Thomas H. Watkins, a prominent New York coal operator and member of the Roosevelt Mine Strike Commission, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S Circuit Court. He lists liabilities at 31 275 649 with assets of 585 41, citing heavy coal land investments and loans called in leading to closure.

New York Thomas H. Watkins United States Circuit Court Walking Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company Philadelphia Watkins United States Scranton Simpson & Watking New York Harbor Simpson & Watkins Roosevelt

Strikes and Spares at Sea Coast Lines Rail Schedule

A fragment from a late 19th or early 20th century railway schedule notes trains for Florida Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk and Western routes. It mentions daily sleeping cars, connections to Charleston, Wilmington, and Havana service, and lists various regional lines including Seaboard Air Line and Chesapeake and Ohio. The page also references district duckpin leagues and local notices.

Brown General Agant Florida Atlantic Coast Line Standaf Iue Tam He Havana Knights Hanh Pee Baer Sally" Batmott Rleston Aed Wilmingtone N. Throwne Charleston Trente Seeick York Ave B. T. Worwiewhon Mitteinee Norfolk and Western Railway Warrington New Union Station Norfolk Roanoke Bristol Winstonoxville Chattanooen Lame Spore Chattanonga Os Norfolk Colonial League Avenue Bond Duildog Pilgrims Wieser Chesapeake and Ohio Lines Smith Informats Baum Reese Nee Eopers Virginia Gage Aare Japoriant Baum Tao. Gacr. Yy. Limited ernde- Tolman Laynd_ Co. POM. LL Co Loota Seaboard Air Line Railway Seaboard Fuleas Patamsos Olning Bregler RYA Borummth Washington Southern Railway Agner Richmond Tucker Miller Hford Wee Landis N. Zn

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