Eugenia Burgh Wins Pierrepont Handicap at Jamaica
In New York on Oct 16 Eugenia Burgh carried 6 to 1 odds to victory in the Pierrepont Handicap at Jamaica, setting a new track record for one mile and a furlong in 1:32 4-5. She overcame a slow start to beat Spring by a head, with Santa Catalina close behind in third. The card also featured six other races with multiple contenders and notable finishes across fields of horses like Disobedient, Just So, Rusk, and Lin Dale.
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Rusk
Oarsman
New York
Eugenie Burch
Jamaica
Hiugenia Burch
Spring
Santa Catalina
Martin
Father Catchem
J Jones
Jacobite
W Davie
Zicnap
Yelaya
Lena J
Alno
Garter
Caraman
Burns
Liona
Myers
Columbia
King Rose
Knight of Rhodes
Hippocrates
Panique
Embarrassment
Sais
Romanei
Consideration
Lt. Smith
Handgarra
Frontenac
Royale Window
Monacodar
Mamie Worth
Preen
Bohemia
Zeala
Mirthress
Lucy Young
Gold Rose
Arso Man
Pierrepont
Alma Dufour
Sidney C Love
Cay Maid
Race King
Cederstrome
Oliver Cromwell
van ‘Tromp
True Wing
Miss Crawford
Sir Brillar
Delmore
Wiley
Benevolent
W Wnapp
Aviston
Notter
Curly Jim
Merrick
Birmingham
Glenclare
Flavigny
Turkey Foot
Lone Wand
Listlem
J K F
Lindale
Nom de Plume
W Knapp
O'Connor
Thomas Dewar
Mamie Algol Fifty to One Wins Latonia Contests
Latonia race day reports Mamie Algol an outsider defeats Miss Billie by nose in second event Track slow Orbicular wins fifth event from Estrada Palma Lights Out takes steeplechase Jim Bozeman aboard Onyx II third Orbicular wins fifth race with Estrada Palma second and John Carroll third
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Miss Billie
Latonia
Cincinnati
Orbicular
Estrada Palma
John Carroll
Jim Bozeman
Onyx II
Mamie Algol
Miss Bilke
Agnes Virginia
Judge Traynor
Fiasco
Marmont Berinthia
BJ Noel
Mabel Winn
Flying Brook
Norel
Henry Ach
Picture Hat
Frank Bell
Clara D
Algal
Wexford
Reveille
Wakeful
King of the Valley
End Auage
Saufley
Prince of Press
Jimmy Maher
Don
Leta Duffy
Thespian
Royal Pearl
Dundall
Jade
St Tammany
Turrando
Adam
Rankin
Frank Me
Jam Hate
Salior’s Dream
Allinda
Jake Greenbert
Lord Haven
Lida Vivian
Orley
Jamaica Racing Entries Show Wide Field and Weights
A detailed listing of Jamaica racing entries across six races. Handicaps and selling events include two-year-olds, three-year-olds and up, with weights for horses such as Watergrass Zienep Oak Duke and Evie Green in race one. Captain Buckle Memories Antimony and Norbury in race two. Ormonde Right Palette Monet Louis HL and Caronal in race three. The Huntington Woodsaw Blue Cart Incantation Quadrfile Lochinvar Keator Hello Strame Brash Up and Taxer in race four. multiple entries in race five led by Yada Phoebus Confessor Jack McKeon and Brush Up. and sprint fields in race six with Tarlac Eth led Greenland Supreme Tam beau Thoplum Freposer and others.
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Jamaica
James Reddick
Watergrass
Zienep
Oak Duke
Sly Ben
Old Guard
Evie Green
Moonshine
Captain Buckle
Grenada
Mabel Richardson
Memories
Norbury
Telephone
Antimony
Lord Badge
Amberjack
Jennie McCabe
Goldfieur
Eady Jocelyn
Yorkshire Lad
Jetsam
Pronta
D'Arkle
Bradley
Pet
Shenandoah
Ormonde
Ananian
Palette
Monet
Louis HL
Caronal
Huntington
Woodsaw
Diamond and Aeronaut
Blue Cart
Incantation
Lochinvar
Pstham
Keator
Brash Up
Czmraphine
Bryan
Taxer
Yada
Phoebus
Confessor
Jack McKeon
Brush Up
Galdfeur
Gotowin
Niblick
Suffice
Virgo
Water Mirror
Hannibal Bey
Tarlac
Eth Led
Greenland
Supreme
SOGKER'S FAIR ADVOCATE Roosevelt urged to back association football reform
English Association football players seek Roosevelt's support to promote a "socker" game over Rugby style play. Pilgrim Association members explained the game to Harvard President Eliot, while Capt. Milnes plans to visit Roosevelt for backing. Lady Kirkpatrick defends open play and science over brute force, noting severe penalties for injurious play in England.
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Roosevelt
Pilgrim Association
Eliot
Harvard
Fred Milnes
New York
South
Charles Kirkpatrick
Lady Kirkpatrick
America
England
The Varsity suit ad teases broad, dashy double breasted style
The Varsity model is praised for its dash and snap in a double breasted cut. It features broad shoulders and long lapels for a chesty look, offered in fancy worsteds, Scotch fabrics, cassimeres, greys, blues and black in sizes and prices from 15 to 30 dollars.
Wrestling season opens with gala card at Concordia Hall
Washington hosts its wrestling season opener next Friday night at Concordia Hall Sixth street northwest. Headlining is Jim Galvin heavyweights of Ireland versus Young Monday of Brooklyn. Local bouts feature Dixie versus Howard Foley bantamweight and Harvey Tyrrell against Joe Rodgers for navy champ and top local rivalries.
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Washington
People’s Athletic and Social Club
Concordia Hall
BE Street
Sixth Street
Jim Galvin
Ireland
Gotch
Jenkins
Young Monday
Brooklyn
Galvin
Dixie
Howard Foley
Harvey Tyrrell
Joe Rodgers
Rodgers
Navy
Tyrrell
Hart Retires as Chicago Ball Club Leader
President James A Hart of the Chicago National League team retires after a long career. His successor is Charles W Murphy, long associated with the club’s management.
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Chicago
James A. Hart
National League Baseball
Charles W Murphy
Boston Pitching Helps Breakcard Champs in Season End
The American League records name Dr White of Chicago as top pitcher for fewest runs per game, with Clark Griffith and Rube Waddell ranking second and third in strikeouts. Waddell logged 29 Ks in 35 games, Mullin led walks with 10 in 41, and Plank hit 22 batters. Boston pitchers overall prevented scoring and issued many walks, costing them the title. Hogg of New York led in ejections 18 times, while Griffith caused 18 trips to the dugout.
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Dr. White
Chicago
Central Sligh School
Georgetown
Clark Griffith
Rube Waddell
Rube
Mullin
Plank
Boston
Athetica
Hogg
New York
Griffith
Cavaliers and Yellow Jackets Tie In Rivalry Meeting
In a fierce 20 and 15 minute halves clash at Lexington Virginia, Virginia Military Institute and Randolph Macon College battled to a 0 0 tie. Cadet Coffee and Collegian Mills starred on a splendid game as Brown refereed and Moamaw umpired.
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Virginia Military Institute
Randolph-Macon
Washington Post
Lexington
Randolph-Macon College
Collegians
Cadet Coffee
Collegian Mills
Brown
Moamaw
Fishing Sport Good and Engaging Perch and Catfish
Anglers report worn wrists from vigorous lower Potomac catfish and yellow perch action near Acquia Creek. Disciples of Izaak Walton note bass fishing has petered out, but perch and catfish offer lively sport with minnow bait preferred by cats. A Trenton, N J report mentions Horton driving in the only run for the New York team in a local M C A game. score not provided.
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Izaak Walton
Potomac
Alexandria
Acquia Creek
Trenton
A. O
N. J
Horton
Guns Begin to Pop Today at National Capital Rifle Meet
Fourteen matches with rifle and revolver open to all comers run this week at Randle Park Congress Heights starting at 1 pm. The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club, under Col E J Dimmick, aims to promote sport and develop young men for future service while building a larger range near the city.
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National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club
Randle Park
Congress Heights
E. J. Dimmick
Ita
Rage
W. Kemball Dinmick
Benton
Jackson’ Morris
W. M. Farow
A . Cookson
James E. Bell
Sheridan Ferree
Alex. Summers
J. W. MecCupmack
Pisto
Randle
Bureau Rolls Big Scores In Real Estate League
The Bureau bowler squad outclassed Harrison & Brown ing in two Real Estate League games, with Barr scoring 202 and Brosnan 202 for top marks. In earlier departmental play, the Post-office team suffered two losses as plate printers posted over 900 in two wins and dropped by about 50 in the third. Index and Freshmen contests had uneven games, but Index finished strong with a near 900 total in the final game. Mc Carthy 211 and Atkinson 212 led championship play.
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Plate
Hoesterichs
Hess
Fredrick
Assessors
Harrison & Browning
Barr
Brosnan
Index
Government Printing Office
McCarthy
Atkinson
Ee Ae Bio Ae Ast
Phillies Get Their Money From Wins and Champs
Philadelphia October 16. The Philadelphia club presented its eighteen players with 8131.49 as the team’s share of the first four games of the world’s championship series receipts plus 6548.46 as their portion of the world series proceeds. Boston October 16. Association football at South End grounds saw the Pilgrims of England defeat a nearby clubs' team 3 to 6 with open fast play and smoother team work.
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Philadelphia
Shibe
National Commission
Dpem
Boston
Mass
Thi
South End
Pilgrims
England
New England
Englshmen
Fishermen Seek Newfoundland Privileges in Gulf Coast Waters
Gloucester fishermen press for rights to Newfoundland coast fisheries. Representatives Gardiner and Benjamin A. Smith met with Secretary Root to present grievances tied to long standing fishing rights since 1713 and treaty interpretations. Talks paused pending data from Newfoundland and British Ambassador reports.
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Augustus P. Gardner
Benjamin A. Smith
Boston
Root
Gloucester
Newfoundland
Washington
Senate
Newfounhland
Newfoundland and Labrador
Baya
Labrador
State Department
Messrs. Gardner
Smith
Department
Gardner
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