Eugenia Burch Gains Pierrepont Handicap Track Record
New York Oct 16 Eugenia Burch a 6 to 1 shot won the Pierrepont Handicap at Jamaica. She set a new one mile and furlong track record 1:32 4-5, edging Spring by a head with Santa Catalina third. Other races feature Dis obedient Rusk Just So Lin dale Nom de Plume and more in a day of fast times and close finishes.
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Jamaica
Hiugenia Burch
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Santa Catalina
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Alno
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Merrick
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Flavigny
Turkey Foot
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Listlem
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Lindale
Nom de Plume
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Db O'Connor
Mamie Algol 50 to 1 Beats Miss Billie at Latonia
Latonia racing card shows Mamie Algol, a 50 to 1 outsider, nosing out Miss Billie in the second event while Orbicular won the fifth. Lights Out captured the steeplechase, and John Carroll finished third behind Estrada Palma in the feature. Track slow with multiple races reported and a full result list.
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Orbicular
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Jim Bozeman
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Orley
Jamaica race entries and horse weights for six races
A Jamaica racing page lists entries and weights for six races including handicaps for two year olds, selling races for three year olds and up, and maiden events. Notable horses mentioned include Watergrass Zienep Oak Duke Consistent Sly Ben Old Guard Evie Green Moonshine and many more across the card.
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Moonshine
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Keator
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Taxer
Yada
Phoebus
Confessor
Jack McKeon
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Niblick
Suffice
Virgo
Water Mirror
Hannibal Bey
Tarlac
Eth Led
Greenland
Supreme
SOGKER'S FAIR ADVOCATE Roosevelt urged to back association football reform
An English eleven seeks President Roosevelt's support to promote the association game over rugby in the United States. Pilgrim Association players met Harvard's President Eliot to explain sucker football and Capt. Fred Milnes plans to seek Roosevelt's aid. Lady Charles Kirkpatrick endorses sucker as safer and more skillful, contrasting with supposedly brutal American football.
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Pilgrim Association
Eliot
Harvard
Fred Milnes
New York
South
Charles Kirkpatrick
Lady Kirkpatrick
America
England
The Varsity suit ad lures with new double breasted style
A fashion note extols The Varsity as a premier double breasted suit offering broad shoulders and dash. It lists fabrics from fancy worsteds to cassimeres in plain grays blues and black, with all sizes and prices 15 to 30, claiming top style and value across grades.
Wrestling season opens with heavyweights clash at Concordia Hall
Washington's wrestling season kicks off next Friday at Concordia Hall on Sixth Street Northwest. Main event features Jim Galvin, Ireland's heavyweight champion, vs Young Monday. Galvin vows two falls in an hour or forfeit. Preliminary bouts include Dixie versus Howard Foley for the District bantam title and Harvey Tyrrell versus Joe Rodgers, navy champ, in a best two of three falls.
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People’s Athletic and Social Club
Concordia Hall
BE Street
Sixth Street
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Ireland
Gotch
Jenkins
Young Monday
Brooklyn
Galvin
Dixie
Howard Foley
Harvey Tyrrell
Joe Rodgers
Rodgers
Navy
Tyrrell
Hart Retires as Chicago NL President Baseball leader
James A Hart, president of the Chicago National League club, retires from baseball after a long career. His successor will be Charles W Murphy, long involved in club management.
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Baseball
Chicago
James A. Hart
National League Baseball
Charles W Murphy
Baseball Leaders and Pitching Records Highlight 1900s AL
The American League leaders showcase Dr. White of Chicago as the most effective pitcher by runs allowed aided by Clark Griffith and Rube Waddell in strikeouts. Boston staff excelled in preventing runs but suffered from weak hitting, while Hogg and Griffith drew the most ejectments for wildness or ineffectiveness.
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Georgetown
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Mullin
Plank
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Athetica
Hogg
New York
Griffith
Tie ends VMI and Randolph-Macon grid clash
Virginia Military Institute and Randolph-Macon College played to a game ending in a tie in Lexington Virginia in the afternoon. Cadet Cof fee and Collegian Mills starred with strong plays as officials Mr. Brown and Mr. Moamaw supervised.
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Washington Post
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Fishing sport good in Potomac reach for perch and catfish
Anglers weary from hauling in yellow perch and catfish along lower Potomac near Acquia Creek. Izaak Walton followers note bass fishing has declined, but perch and catfish provide lively sport. Perch favor live minnow. catfish prefer minnow over crab, with vigorous, rapid bites. A group nearby halted fishing early due to sore wrists from fight with strong fish.
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Potomac
Alexandria
Acquia Creek
National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club opens weeklong shoot at Randle Park
Fourteen matches across five days begin this afternoon at 1 o clock in Congress Heights. The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club, led by Col. E J Dimmick, aims to promote sport and develop young men for future service while seeking a larger range and national tournaments.
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Congress Heights
E. J. Dimmick
Ita
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Benton
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A . Cookson
James E. Bell
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Alex. Summers
J. W. MecCupmack
Pisto
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Bureau Rolls Big Scores In Real Estate League Action
The Bureau outclassed Harrison and Brown ing in two Real Estate League games while the latter recovered to win the second, Barr 202 and Brosnan 20 giving notable scores. In other leagues, Freshmen and Index teams traded results as Index edged ahead late, Mc Carthy 211 and Atkinson 212 highlighting the championship games.
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Government Printing Office
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Phillies Get Their Money From Championship Payouts
Philadelphia on October 16 reported the Phillies received 8131.49 dollars as the club’s share of the World Series receipts and 6548.46 dollars from the first four games of the work’s championship series, to be divided equally among eighteen players. The event highlighted the team’s reward for winning the American League pennant and the World Series allotment.
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Shibe
National Commission
Gloucester fishermen seek Newfoundland privilege rights
Representatives Gardiner and Augustus Gardner with Boston vessel owner Benjamin Smith pressed Secretary Root to address long running disputes over American rights to fish along Newfoundland and Labrador shores. The issue centers on 1713 and 1818 treaty interpretations, French and American fishing rights, and possible Newfoundland retaliation for the Hay Bond treaty delay. Action postponed pending clearer guidance.
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Benjamin A. Smith
Boston
Root
Gloucester
Newfoundland
Washington
Senate
Newfounhland
Newfoundland and Labrador
Baya
Labrador
State Department
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Gardner
Britt-Nelson Moving Pictures Shown In Washington
The Britt Nelson championship fight films of San Francisco were screened in Washington last night. The kinetoscope pictures, copyrighted in Washington weeks ago, show the bout in smooth motion with 26 000 impressions and no eye quiver. William T Howe seeks divorce from Martha Howe in District Supreme Court with a corespondent named.
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San Francisco
Washington
Britt-Nason
William T. Howe
Wiliam T Howe
District Supreme Court
Martha
Howe
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