Racing Entries Preview For Today's Card
Entries show multiple races with 3 year olds and up in a mile and sixteenth event. Notable runners include Er a 4 and High Class in the opener, plus Antle Joe Piwer and Ben's brocher in the second heat. The program lists assigns and weights for horses like Charlie M Jack Mavanaugh and Aunt Josie, with mixed entries across selling and handicap events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elling
Robert Kay
Jimmie Gills
HL Atlas
Bob B
Jil
Weranoke
Antle Joe
Piwer
the Cannonade
Ben's
Karden
Censerae
Booker J Hil
Greelaz
Pan Mald
Leg
Pit, Jr
Aunt Josie
Helen M. Mire Keurer
Kiahtmare
Me Weedall
Salon
Phi Mohr
Father Riley
Impression
Borne Chance
Yenghre
Wilts
Los
Ae'le
Bryn Mawr
Too Cold for Baseball in Chicago
Chicago October 14 The White Sox and Cubs tied at three games each in a best of seven when cold weather prevented a deciding game delaying the baseball showdown in Chicago.
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Chicago
Aday
White Sox
Cubs
Army Corps basketball team seeks games with other quint teams
The Army Corps basketball team, organized recently, is open for matches with quint teams around the district. Address Sergeant Joseph A. Plank, manager, Walter Reed General Hospital, Takoma Park.
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Army Corps
Joseph A. Plank
Walter Reel General Hospital
Takoma Park
Louisville racing results for three and four year olds
Thoroughbred racing summary from Louisville detailing winners and placements across six races. Notable winners include Balgee amid a 28.10 clocking in the first race, Hodge prevailing in the Tyler Hotel handicap at 6 furlongs, Guiver Hughes taking Cherokee resting stakes, and Flying Feet winning the sixth race at 8.90 straight with Marshon placing second. Other runners such as Hello of Bryn Mawr Amazon and Little Father are listed with show and place results.
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Hanover
Wood
Murphy
McAdow
Rice
Notleman
Murphys
Mes
Ainge
Wedan
Hoyal
Wense
Derten
Chevron
Alan Rag
Guiver Hughes
Aml
Amazon
Taylor
Louis Vo
Commatiretta
Blue Racer
Testivetides
Ida
Yallaha
Alkanes
Gold Crest Girl
Idtola
Sinth Rack—Seiling
Marshon
Martin
Mary Ann Kl
Goose
Tomko Joe Stein
Nanale Meee
Milton B
Mack
Unscrambled Names Appear In Morning Telegraph Rumor List
A jumble of proper nouns from Laurel and Louisville sources appears in a Morning Telegraph style item. The scattered names include Marvelous Idla Michael J A Ewalt Hallenbeck Dartworth Earl of Savoy Aunt Josie and many others across places such as Laurel Louisville and Enquirer references.
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Laurel
Key Mar
Marvelous
Idie Michael
J. A. Ewalt
Grawoc
Pandean
G. M. Miller
Buskto
Mistant Shore
Hallenbeck
Sherwood
Mabel Montgomery
Staleart Helen
Borgo
Melton
Centauri
Dartworth
Cineinsat Enquirer
Noerus
Borer
Idla Michael
Frog
J. C. Ewart
G MM
Miller
Huskin
Water Welles
Page
Earl of Savoy
Louisville
tMarning Telegraph
I Brian
Weranoke
Christ
Rena Hrother
Netherbow
Mhen
Forth
Garnean
Wisconsin regents halt interstate rowing contest
The University of Wisconsin regents adopted the faculty recommendation to suspend interstate rowing contests temporarily while intramural athletic programs are developed. Wisconsin will not send crews to the regatta next year.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Regents
Wisconsin
Trial by Jury Wins Laurel Park Feature Handicap
Cant. E. B. Cassatt's Trial by July, carrying 120 pounds, edged Hanson and Sharpshooter by a neck to take the two year olds' five and a half furlong handicap. Housemaid captured her third win of the meeting, in six furlongs, with 123 pounds, clocking around 112 1/5. Petulus disqualified in the closing race after a nose win over Uncle Ben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housemaid
Petelus
E. B. Caspatt
Laurel Park
Fair Play
Princess Chic
Hanson
Sharpshooter
Schuyler L. Parsons
Davies
Rall
Parsons
Cassatt
Housematd
Housemate
Harry Lauder
Napier
Montpelier
Castoff Hagie
Executor
J. W. Iledrick
Petulus
Uncle Ben
Schuttinger
Uncle
J. F. Sweeney
C. Gy
Hermis Jhanst NeKeana
Jmukenna
Troxzier
Alge
Davis
Lou Lanier
Ab McTaggart
Hedgea
Sigma Alph
Shilling
Buxton
Palead
Kederta
Agnler
SchuttInger Ns
Mapler
Palenda
Lady Hankin
Kelling
A. A. Good
Weston
B. F
Yankee
Miss Hearney
A. G. Weston
Morses
Fagle
Lydia
Ella Jennings
Sya Ee McTaggart
Manla K
Am McCahey
Bt Shilling
A &L Nathan
Fair Uelen
Hopkins
Emalda
Gn c. Jones
Caan
Kedert
Lauder
Andromeda
Lydia A
Engin
Gofor
Ens
Grivin
Bila Jennings
Mamie K
fed—Proctor
Brian Boru
Dr. Vann
Hanaicap
H. C. Hallenbeck
B. m
Broomsatick
Ethel Pease
F. M. Taylor
Index Herras
Ois Turner
McCahey
Ruston
Steward
Beethorean
Foll
Harry Junior
Slumber
Stert
B. B. Camnatt
C. c
Karrick
McCahoy
Wesabe
Sir Edgar
Troxler
Dr. Larrick
McTaggart
Banquet
Dls
Caambs Hanson
Razzano
Agai
Casaba
Elling
Hackett
B. Murray
Deekeys
Benton
ZaRe
McTaggert
SRG
Turner
Agg Arelatta
Farly Bone
Ha! Penny
Ray O
Selax
Anderson
Beasle Bisland
J. Arthur
Batwall
J. H. Hothten
Tom Hancock
Della Mack
Ae & Hopkine
Ate
F._ Grainger
S. Davia
Aggart
J. H. Houghton
Hevanta Ben
H. Woughton
Printe Ahmed
Venta Strome
Tay Pay
Winger
Uncle Ben Wins After Petulus DQ In Tight Race
Butwell led on Uncle Ben with Petulus carried outside, then Petulus was disqualified after stewards interviewed Schuttlinger following a horned incident. Uncle Ben awarded first with J H Houghton second and The Rump third as weight handicaps for the Prince George Handicap list were announced for Saturday.
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Ben
Butwell
Petulus
Uncle Ben
Schuttinger
J. H. Houghton
Borrow
His Majesty
Roamer
Ten Point
Strombali
Flying Fairy
Galoor
Hoonir
Nightsick
Lahore
Punch Bowl
Surprising
Charlestonian
Frederick L
Pebbles
Judge Wright
Robert Bradley
Tartar
Flittsrgald
Comely
Trojan
Pomette Blew
Montresor
Superintendent
Addie M
Figinny
Dir Hlaise
Thornhill
Isidora
Yorkville
Early Rose
Pardner
Daubiet
Bard of Hope
Brave Cunarder
Distant Shore
Barnegat
Uncle Man
Fascinating Double Eagle
Panaity
Frank Hudson
Emerald Gem
Heethoven
Ballance
Outsider Triumphs In Cesarewitch at New Market
London Oct 4 Troubadour owned by Sir E Cansel won the Cesarewitch stakes two miles no quarter for three year olds at New Market. Falcon quoted at 10 to 1 finished second while Arda 6 to 1 took third.
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London
New Market Today
Sir E. Cansel
Troubadour
Quote
Arda
Excise Board Hears Frank Hall License Appeal
The excise board spent a third night on Frank Hall’s renewal application for the Seventh and HK streets southwest premises. Witnesses including Hall and Mrs Hall testified, Antisaloon League attorney Shoemaker and Lambert argued for applicants, 300 attendees filled the District Building, a decision was reserved for November 1 amid a crowded docket. The board heard 33 cases yesterday and will tackle 264 this morning, with 145 retail and 113 wholesale applications remaining for week consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hall
Seventh
HK Streets
Excise Board
Hall
A. E. Shoemaker
Antisaloon League
Wilton J. Lambert
Jail King of the Wire Tappers enters Sing Sing
Charles Gondorf known as the King of the Wire Tappers began a prison term at Sing Sing tonight to serve a sentence of not less than five nor more than ten years for fleecing Englishman Eugene Adams of 4600 on a fake horse race. A stay was vacated and a new trial motion set for October 2.
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New York
Charles Gondorf
Sing Sing
Eugene Adams
Rolls 375 at Duckpins in high scoring night
Milovich of the Nationals' quint and Commercial League totaled 375 for three games with a 137 in the third, while Schofield of the Washington Abattoir team posted a 137 game. The Engineers Band will back a Sunday contest between the Engineer football team and Artillery eleven of Fort Washington at the arsenl grounds. Admission is free.
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Milovich
Nationals
Quint
Schofield
Washington Abattoir
Engineers and Artillery
Engineers
Engineer
Artilery Eleven
Fort Washington
Arsenl
Hiltons
Girards Ihon
Gauzza
Lewin Rais Conta
Harma
Shaeffer
Fitzgerald
Poston
Northhart
Waverley A. Ee
A. J. Bimons
Rahde Cocamno
Williama
Rawlin
Rogers
Denty
Willins
Bittinges Gymed
Totels
Ational Capital Duckpin League
Cottesabls Ans George
T.gull
Borden
Tar
Garact
Ae Williema
Howard Allen
Starr le
Keith
Noack
Gull
Mack
Crampton Oss Hatley
Tembo
BOS
Washington Post
Invincibles
Mann Yannigans
Benziler
Ferber
Long
Mu Jarrett
Sanders
Cavert
Ci Behrie
Wallace
Jordan
Waldestic
Suess
Spalding Council
Normoyles
Sheehy Grady
E. Carr
Werner
W.helly
Kennedy
Holtman
Murphy
Rickenbacker
Johnson
Hansier Cleary
F.cleary
B. Barrett
Moriarty
McAuliffe
Softel
Yelliota
Stratton
Braver
G.altorter
Morrison
Daytarich
Haster
McAmy
Knapp
Grubbs
Ils Davis
Hafe
Ne Er
Oad Ee
Land Omce
Bureau
Byrne
Helmericks
Bassett RT Od
Boyday
Zannelli
Willame
Coe
Alikesell Jol
Jonas
Pearson
Navy Yard A
Pelicans
Danterth Eagles
Lyons
Trory Om Jewela
Hallam Oo Wright
Mellody
DuBushy
Fisher
Brown
Southeast
Duckpin League
Model Lynch
Anacostia Oh Kapnick
Ay RT
Buscher
Bacas As
Lynch
Anderson
Klug
Sanderson
Purcell Ax A
Hoffman Bi
Navy Yard
Leagu
EB. M. Shop
Tuscombe
Melcher
I Hough
Auguste
Apeiden
Denhart
Miller
Mm Nz
Smallwood
BIS Bag
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Porter
Neb
Holliger
Basle
Fuchs
BR Hearts
Ag Neal
Thompson
Stone
Weikert
Ate
Rami Nationals
Goodwin
Brandit
Blundell
Acton
Burke
Patent Attorneys" League
Bells
Morse
Katlogg
MacCartee
Greeshauer
Jeater
Sheppard
Ad Burns
Thomas
Moore
Mueller
Watson
Mount Pleasant League
Columbia
Security, Gaevg
Winwood
Tucker
Police News Notes Robberies and accidents reported yesterday
Police notes list multiple thefts from inmates of the Soldiers Home and others, including watches valued from 20 to 375 dollars, a 16 foot power yawl boat, a crucifix and vestments from a church sacristy, a bicycle, and a sample case. Also reported incidents include a street robbery in Seventeenth Street NW, a pedestrian collision causing a sprained ankle, a baseball club sale, a crushed foot from a falling grate, a motorcycle collision near Pennsylvania Avenue NW, and a car accident on Broad Creek Road with a damaged vehicle and a near-miss escape.
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Daniel Sullivan
Ninth Street
Fort Washington
Washington
Eugene Sullivan
Katherine Koetz
Park Read
Nettie M. Dewey
Fourteenth Street
Father Bischoff
Brightwood
D. C
Albert Costello
Roy K K. Schwartz
Kenols
W. A
Miles Lehman
Newton Street
WEDIN CHRIST CHURCH PROHIBITION POSITION ANNOUNCED
James E Johnston running for Congress declares nationwide prohibition as key issue. Also reports on Northern Virginia Baptist Board meeting and reelection of Alexandria library officers. A wedding at Christ Episcopal Church in Alexandria ties a Virginia state senator to Miss Frances Danenhower with a Colross reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Johnston
Congress
Northern Virginia Baptist Board
Monroe
Washington Post Aureat
Hing Street
Alexandria
Christ Episcopal Church
Misa Frances Virginia Danenhower
Frances, Smoot Danenhoewer
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Willam Jackson Morton
William A. Smoot
Mary Glenn Uhler
Caroline
Elizabeth Rust
Charles Paul
North Carolina
J. Thornton Ashton
David N. Stust
Samuel Funkhouser
New York City
Marshall Milton
Roanoke
Colross
Col
Senator
Paul
James Johnston
House of Representatives
Virginia
Mrr. Johnston
Bull Mooge
Charles C. Carlin
Joseph L. Cropper
Alexandria County
Johnston
Progressive Party
The
Potomac Baptist Association
Second Baptist Church
King and Peyton Streets
Westwood Trutch-ison
Manassas
W. F. Watson
First Baptist Church
O. W. Triplett
Omar the Tentmaker at Belasco and other theater notes
The Belasco presents Omar the Tentmaker with Guy Bates Post drawn from Omar Khayyam tales by Richard Walton Tully. Chauncey Olcott headlines The Heart of Paddy Whack with new songs plus The Master Mind at Poli Players. Moore’s Strand features The Mystery of Edwin Drood film, The Land of the Lost, and The Spy. Gayety offers The Happy Widows and In Dreamy Mexico. National venue hosts The Misleading Lady with Lewis S. Stone. Garden shows The Lion of Venice, Sky Monster and The Second in Command. Sylvester Schaffer leads the B F Keith bill with Roye ragtime and a dancer lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Omar
Edwin Drood
Moore's Strand
Charles Dickens
Tom Terriss
Dickpens
the Spy
J James Fenimore Coane
Cooper
Universal Film Company
Moore's Garden
George Kleine
New York
Atlantic
Second In Command
John Drew
Columbia New York Symphony Or va closing sale and soloists listed
The Columbia by the New York Symphony Orchestra plans a season closing sale next Monday with single concert tickets on sale Tuesday morning Efrem Zimbalist will be soloist Tuesday October 27 at 445 PM Maggie Teyte is soloist January 12 and Josef Hofmann February 24 Also listings for Casino and Cosmos venues include The Electrical Venus with seven live wires plus other acts and Pathe Weekly war zone pictures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall's
Francia X. Bushman
Jesse L. Lasky
Edmund Hreese
the Wolf
Eugene Walter
Klaw
Erlanger
Liberty Belles
George Kleine
Columbia
New York Symphony Orchestra
Efrem Zimbalist
Maggie Teyte
Josef Hofmann
Hanscomb
Vernon
Lucille Tilton
William Morris
John F. Clark
Cosmos
Brandon Russell Playera
J. Edwin Crapo & Co
Mr. Crapo
Santos and
Hayes
Harry Wilson
Evans
McGurk
Mazaron
Pathe Weekly
Mob Lynches Black Man in Angleton Texas
Joe Durfee a colored man convicted of murdering Mrs. J M Settz of Post City Texas in 1913 was seized from jail by a mob and lynched in Angleton Texas on October 14 He was to be hanged legally last week but received a 30 day respite before the mob acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angleton
Tex
Joe Durfee
J. M Settz
Post City
Durfee
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