Moss Bishop and Mrs Sanford Vie for Women's Golf Title
Philadelphia October reports Mrs Sanford reaches the semi finals for the first time while Moss Bishop, a recent comer, remains a strong contender in the women’s golf championship. The field includes Miss Georgeanna Viehop, Miss Pauline Mackas, and other notable players as matches proceed toward the final rounds.
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Miss Bishop
Mrs. Sanford
Moss Bishop
Filadelphia
Georgeanna Viehop
Favekiya Country Club
Arkigeport
Ivan
Sanrrdoof
Orange SJ
Splendid
Deadly
Alise Bishop
Bishpe
Sanard
Pauline Mackas
Printers Win At Tenpins In Departmental League Series
Commerce and Labor edged Government Printing Office in the first game with a 841 score but faltered in the next two as printers gained ground. Allen led Commerce and Labor with 202 while Government Printing Office players posted solid scores but fell short. National Safe Deposit beat American Security and Trust 301 to win the set, with Stone and Depenbrock delivering best marks for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce and Labor
Government Printing Office Boys
Je! Commerce and Labor
Allen
Government Printing Office
Ge Atkins
Brosnan
Commerce and Labor Ira
Willams
Gordan al
Selretner
Adams
Rumpkine Ia
Halker
National Safe Deposit Team
American Secuity and Trust Company
Mark Stone
Depenbrock
Uures
Trust Company
Sare Duvosit
Bira
Plant
Viars Lamborn
Wilson
Seclrits Firat
Lawrence
Depenbrack
Assessors Mintung
Curtiss
Fernald
Nazen
Crosby
Dodeon
Cooke
Peliows
Bocketein
Carrolls Defeat Turners In Practice Basketball Game
Carroll Institute team outplayed Turner Athletic Club in a 3 to 2 practice game, the first outside contest of the season. Institute, District of Columbia champions, showed strong teamwork with Joyce refereeing and Merv scoring seven baskets, Robey five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
M .A. Joyce
Merv
Institute
Robey
Cullen
Cramer
Hollender
Kerr
Canfield
Lucas
Raleigh
Scope
Wilkeson
Tailer Wins Golf Prize in Dark Finals
The consolation cup went to George Lafferty of Chevy Chase Club at The Washington Fest Springs, with multiple players from Gardenly Golf Club, Rockaway, and New York contending. Final matches ended at dusk, semi finals featured Ingalls and Fuller, Watson defeated Whitmer, De Gemour beat Van Vieck, and Lafferty beat Hanewinkle in the consolation rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lafferty
Chevy Chase Club
Springs
James B Aaller
Gardenly Golf Club
Afernowi Ds
FC Harker
Ist
Water Wilson
New York
Bea
Joel Hobe Sibout
Rockaway
CIA
George Silenberge
Richmond
Willam
Frantice
Gitwon Harker
George Ingalls
Fuller
Olivie Perth
Baltimore
Watson
Whitem J Paiten
Adognany Club
de Gémour
Charne van Vieck
Mont Clair
M E Ingalls
Chevy Chase
Hanewinkle
S Barton Frewan
Henry Thor- Jewaer
Sea Bright Club Tames Onwentsla Rival In Division Cup
J W Douglas won the Land Theanre division cup presented by George H Ingalls after defeating Morris Johnston of Onwentsla The event featured a handicap eighteen hole tomorrow with about seventy five entries and a notable finish by C S Inman in the earlier match
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright Club
Morris Johnston
Onwentsla
George H Ingalls
J. W. Douglas
Inman
Fordham Handicap at Morris Park and Open Thoroughbred Card
Laly Uncas won the Fordham Handicap a seven furlong race at Morris Park. Olgeau, who beat Tradition recently, was sold for $25,000 to James Brady. The day featured six races with Withers Mile and other stakes, including major bettors like Caughnawaga and Right and True.
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South Trimbie
Bank
Right and True
Bartender
New York
Laly Uncas
Morria Park
Cady Uncap
Olgeau
Tradition
James Brady
Sperling
Ithodes
Burns
Court Maid
Tildebrand
Bhower
Consideration
Tulasa
Olaf
Early Eye
Wemaphia
Withersmile Bank
W Davie
Crimming
RL Johnston
Hildebrand
Monacordor Ike
Calmnens
Black Hird
Withen Couree Coughnanaga
Burny
Daingerfeld
Midakipman
Crin Mins
Moon Delay
W Davia
News York
Craeful
Crimmina
Collector Jessup
Monet
Wotan
Adlon Aleo Ton
Wacas
Adios
Wat
Tom Lawson
Martin
Panique
Rudabel
Phaser
Sir Shep
Tan Bairles
Jim Heattle
Hunrietta
My Busia
Ragged Cavalier
Woolgatherer
Evan
Ziezlber
Matic Shriver
Cheiro
Ana Coigns
Gtorlier
Pasadena
Augus
Carragerin
MC Heart
Oxford
Rossbourne
Dirkle
Roiment
Morris Park
Mults
Quarcar
Withers
Shortiage
Aftlander
Gunfire
Ostrich Lil
Molly Brant Carbuncle
Greancre and
Thistle Heather
Favorite Wins Feature at Worth Track Meet
Favorite Frontenac won the feature at Worth. J W ONeill was second and Nannie Hodge followed. The race card lists six events with second choices and various odds and runners across six races including sprints and mile events.
Five furlong upset highlights Kansas City racing card
Outsiders dominated Finn Ridge day at Kansas City with only one favorite prevailing Tom Shelley captured the Sprint Handicap Consolation at 10 to 1 over Taxer Mia Grannan won the steeplechase handicap leading from start to finish track muddy conditions produced mixed results across five races Honolulu and Van Nem each scored in narrow finishes Final tallies show several longshots in top positions and a dominant performance by Tom Shelley in the Consolation event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Finn Ridge
Tom Shelley
Betling
Taxer
Mia Grannan
Macene
Anderson
Mastin Doyle
Jones
Arty van Toge
Mins Platt
Gold Monk
Lydle
Wronsman
Lomian
Schoolcraft Tt
Glaze Vail
Milest Tammany
Lawrence
Honolulu
Carmack
Maegnd
Siunts
Afichadal
Efometh
Barkleyite
Ignacio
Chermst Afvo
van Nem
Fisher
W R Condon
Cormack
Serred Precious Stone
Henry
Jimalong
Gromie
Dr Roberts
Cousin Carte
Loretta
Maggie Mackey
Birs
Grannan
Pamberton
Wom
Evan
Six Furlongs Selling and Mile Durbar Highlights From Race Card
A fragmented racing page lists multiple races with prices and entries. Notable six furlong selling items include Our Lille, Lida Lel, Pearl Stone, and Back Number at around 98. Mag Holliday wins the Mile Durbar with McDaniel aboard while Gus Strauss is second. Other races feature Portland Flight cards with breeders and stables like Florentina and Florinale among numerous entries and prices.
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Lerida
Deb Caring
Lucy Grifin
Padre
Fleetwood
Gros Grain
Handy
Lace Charley
Drexel
Bath Beach
Florista
Ericula
Sir Andrew
Joe Geass
Dan Collins
Jerry Hunt
Lady Charlotte
Timore Hotel
Handhead
Neversuch
Lacy Crawsford
Judge Fhmes
Bragg Ty
Alma Dufour
McGee
Fillett
Claude
Delmar Park Fans Witness Quick Selling Races
Felix Mozzes led in the opening Delmar Park program of six selling races with fast track times. Trogon outsized the field in race two while Colonel White rode to victory in race three. Oudenarde, 17 to 1, won race six as Dugan claimed four mounts across the card.
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St Louis
Felix Mozzes
Delmar Park
Trogon
Colonel
White
Ingolthrift
King Rose
Turrando
Oudenarde
Dugan
Felix Morsen
HW Dugan
Tender Creat
Rice
Tottenham
D Austin
Tom Wawkins
Rachel Ward Atlag
Pilgrim
Lockaway
Seder
St Parla
U Austin
Sam Stevens
Bradley Bll
Snowcap Renaissance
Lidden Feronia
Eduardo Anadarzo
Lady SeNere
Iscahowa
Dickeony G
Munro
McLaughlie
Wiss Manners Mindora
Evening Star
Sam Craig Laure Ffunter
Amberita
Noweta
Dr Yama
Wile Furrando
W Dugan
Hegina
Rie
Br Riley
Cheatham
Cantril Courant
Huccan
Hom
Airdwood
WeLaughtler Bto
Stwuka Shipping Port Murmur
Lillian Compass Jollier Minthed
Wiscendine
Juilier
Pilora Trogon
Vadoc
Crist
Hickory Corners
Hirdle Stone
Sanctissima
Amis
Quam
Opinion
Wakeful
Jack Moran
Parslyn
Kathryn
Six World Records Fall at Lexington Trotting Meet Close
Ten days of trotting racing at Lexington Kentucky conclude with near $75 distributed in stakes and purses. Six world records and several stakes records fall as favorites win three races on the final card. Royal Belt dies in pacing heat. Snyder McGregor and Nancy H claim stakes and pacing/class trophies amid close finishes.
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Lexington
Snyder Metgregor
Nancy H
Tom Axworths
G H Campe
Oswego
Nsw
George Swisher
Swisher
Snyder McGregor
Stell
Alexander
Hall Fry
Jolly Bachelor
Tom Axworthy
VicDowell
Axworthy
Maud Maxane
Blix
Czarina Dawyon
Carolina Fair Races The First Won by Crip and the Second by Little Belle
The Washington Post Greensboro report notes the Central Carolina Fair closing with final races. Crip won the 2.55 trot purse $800 with driver KL W Verner and a Lie Beh, while Little Belle won the consolidation trot and pace behind a $310 purse with WoC Dyer aboard. Other entries include Walter, C Walker, Tony P, Trator, Horver, Jombeon, Saifel Boentard, and Dyer in various placements.
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Spedal
Washington Post
Greensboro
Verner
Lie Beh
William Nicholson
Little Belle
Dyer
Walter
C Walker
Tony P
Trator
Jack Horver
Jombeon
Saifel Boentard
GQ Op Dyer A
Sale of Whitney horses at Morris Park shocks racing world
New York Oct 14 The entire WC Whitney racing stable once racing as HB Duryea was sold at Morris Park. Top buys included Artful for 10000 and Tanya for 700. Other notable prices and buyers are listed, with totals reaching 83600 for twenty six horses. Clarence Mackay was revealed as the Monaghan buyer. The Hawarden athletic group seeks matches in the District, inviting teams to contact Kent Hunter at 1419 R Street.
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New York
WC Whitney
HB Duryell
Morris Park
Artful
Tanya
Harry P Whitey
Tanya Hearts Weshe
Hamburg
Admiration
Hans P Whitney
Sidney Paget
Weddler-Hurley Burley
Mortensia
Meddler—Suany Olde
J O C Wambsgana
Bulwark
Liswak—Rose Standish
Weldner Sool
Dreamer
Homburg— Forget
H B
Buryen
Meddler—The Lioness
Duryea
Sandrngham
Mary
Dersen
Toby Haanbur
Liszaberh
Coraca Moy
Mamburg
George Th Tang
Weddler- Rone Standish
Handspun
E Madden
Georgetown Faces Villa Nova in Gridiron Rivalry Today
Georgetown meets Villa Nova at home in the afternoon program while George Washington plays Richmond and Galladuet faces Maryland. The article outlines lineups, injuries, and notes on past performances as local colleges schedule four bibs. kickoff at 4 o'clock with anticipated hard fought action.
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Georgetown
Villa Nova
George Washington
Richmond
Galladuet
Maryland
Richmond College
van ‘Neu Park
Gatlaudetta
University of Maryland
Kendall Green
Villa Novas
Old Columbian
Richmonds
George Washington Pig
Vanglell
Law
Morris
Woods
Stanley
Taft
Perry
W West
Steenerson
Kiraman
Winston
Stevenson
Frank West
Mackler
Bruce Belaski
Winstons
Athletic Board
Gallaudets
Lafavelie Las
Bucknell Aggregation
Reilly
McCarthy
Given
Sutton
Kelly
Solan
Condron
Gruke
Smith
Moore
Kennedy
Neary
Walsh
Torpey
U-Connor
Dek McGehan
Lux
Carrall
Orme
Kelley
Neill
Wahoney
McGettizan
Larkin Rleht
Hart Or McLaughin
Martell
Eastern Wins First High School Championship Clash
Eastern defeats Business School 12 to 0 in a rough spirited gridiron contest at American League Park. Hallam scores both touchdowns as Eastern dominates with a heavier line and steady ground game despite crowd disruption and field crowding by players and spectators.
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Business Boys
American League Park
Hallam
Business School
Business
Eastern
Touchdowns Field
Lisbicum
Dunnington
Thong
Bost
Hillam
Limtienm
Dir
Hastern
Perry
Twlee
Josses
Doonan
Pen
Bender
Dunjaington
Pery
Jaber Hastern
Foster Prations
Busines
Oyster Weller
Ketner Chase
Hart
Tennis Handicap Matches Postponed At Bach'elors Club
The annual Bach elors Tennis Club handicap tournament is postponed due to illness of C Harris. Swenarton will complete his match with McLean Monday, and the winner faces W B Wood in the upper semi final. Harris versus Gordon draws strong interest as Harris has a liberal handicap.
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Bach ‘Elors
C Harris
Spencer Gordon
Swenarton
McLean
Scnse
B Wood
Gordon-Harris
Harris
Moorman Defeats Pendleton to Retain Virginia Chess Title
In Lynchburg Virginia on October 14 Wilbur Moorman of Roanoke defeated Edmund Pendleton of Wytheville to win the Virginia Chess Association championship. Both players had won seven and lost three before the final game. The association elected John A. Kiniter of Roanoke as president and B F Kirkpatrick of Lynchburg as secretary.
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Washington
Lynchburg
Virginia Chess Association
Wilbur Ti, Moorman
Edmund Pendleton
Wytheville
Moorman
John A.kinnter
Roanoke
F Kirkpatrick
Navy to Meet Princeton and St Johns in Annapolis Games
Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Oct 14 Tomorrow marks a major football day in Annapolis with Navy facing champion Princeton in the afternoon and St Johns meeting Johns Hopkins in the morning. The Princeton contest offers locals a rare chance to see a top class team, while the Johns Hopkins renewal with St Johns rekindles a classic rivalry. Virginia opened the season by defeating Iowa in a rain affected game 5 0 with Crocker scoring the only touchdown late.
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Navy
Princeton
St John’s
Johnna Hopkins
Washington Post
Annapolis
St Johns
Sts
Johns Hopking
Johas Hopking
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