Major Delmar Beater Snares Fast Race in Exhibition Heat
The article describes Major Delmar Beater and Mace in a match race for a cash prize, with Delmar notably breaking the world record in the first heat by a large margin. It notes Georgi G and Subainwa Ya Oct Tyo as notable competitors, and mentions a crowd reaction and record times alongside references to other runners and the overall event atmosphere.
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Mace
Lengti
Georgi G
Halrsale
Subainwa
Atm
Major Delmar
Gerdunatty
Eocomd
PSG
Wy Bank
George
Fee
Renner
Marlesos
Ute
Mat Uley
Meri Abe
Menges
Ed Sandard
Crowds at Hagerstown Fair draw seventy five thousand
The Washington Post reports that a crowd of about seventy five thousand passed through the gates at Hagerstown fair. A poultry banquet at Hotel Hamilton honored exhibitors, with B. B. Warner of Washington as toastmaster. The horse show opened today with a large racing program and close finishes.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Hotel Hamilton
B. B. Warner
Washington
Nut Bel
Bache -Mese Ateison
Margaret
Wilson
Wewark
Obis
Shiels
Valin
Brodersen
Ekitey
Fiety
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Bower
Ohio
Taagx
Bacula
Anil Wahi
Louise Ad
Etka Rua
Aurea
Doula
I Meare Bassi Mou
Segekdel
Ale ‘Iiventemia
O. Sturain Owencock
Vad
Ciba
Vibe
Tompman
Lee
Gettysturr
Betting concern seeks insolvent agent details
An inquiry into a betting house's handling of a solvent agent and a racehorse portfolio aims to verify accounts and losses. Officials report internal notes and potential capital shortfalls, with a request for all relevant documents and communications within seven days.
Norfolk Club's Claim Fails in National Commission
The national baseball commission rejects Norfolk's claim against the Virginia league. The decision states no breach or misdeal occurred, keeping the Norfolk case unresolved as to player transfers and liabilities. The ruling notes the involved parties including Norfolk and New York affiliates, with dates and procedural steps referenced.
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Nation Commission
Caikty
Dine
National Baseball Communest
Norfolk
New York
Bradley
Warwicks Down Medicos In 15–6 Victory On Gridiron
Warwicks defeat Navy Hospital Corps 15 to 6 as Bell breaks free for a long run to open scoring. Cont, Jin Steond Wee adds a second TD after a strong drive. Beth and the New Nal Lack contribute steady defense and offensive line play in a muddy, hard fought game.
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Warwicks
Navy
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Wanwicks
Fusion
Xars
Bais
T Pinke
Fiehott
Ai. Millar
Silt
Afecee
Atr
Te Mai
New York
Unkce
Mutchingsoe
Tner
Krell
Stremer
Gridiron gossip on Yale and Harvard football strategy
Yale contends with emphasis on straight play and weak kicking amid hidden practice and injuries. Harvard builds defense as both schools prepare for a historic Harvard Yale clash next Saturday, with rising scores noted in early season matchups and secret drills shaping championship plans.
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Fale
West Point
Sleinan
Wheaton
Yale
Bewl
Bomar
Srst
Yate Gymnasium
Skmala
Harvard
Ueaven
Highball Wins Rich Purse at Lexington Stake Meet
Lexington Ky Oct highball driven by EG Geers wins McDowell Stake for 2:08 trotters in easy fashion. Helen Hale trotted first heat of the Lexington Stake two year olds in record pace, while Binvolo wins the two year old Lexington Stake after a fast heat. Hedgewood Boy wins two races in exciting finishes as Frst, second, and fourth races produce near track records and strong purses.
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Highbell
Fanmus McDowell
Tiltian R
Highball
Sonoma Girl
Twilkes Heart
EG Geers
McRowell
Geers
Tune
Baraja
Emboy
Athasham
Hightell
Binvolo
Helen Hale
Sling
Lady Maude
Hedgewood Boy
raenTaw McDiowsl Staley
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Ure
Envaio
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B. T
Childsrm Lambert
Aye iStemnsa
Tima
Caria
Dervas
Sweeney
Rage Teich Mir
Flom
Chitajoad
Mahon
Tommy Boe
Aecharem
Winners in Straight Heats at Albany Park Show
Unclear card at Woodlawn Park today with Wick Irish Wilkes and Cathedra winning in straight heats. Reports list multiple race results including Wins by Wick in three straight heats and Cathedra securing a second in another event.
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Wick
Irish Wilkes
Cathedra
Albany
Woodlawn Park
Sisanger
Dein Wilkes
Thros
Keith Best Tifre
Princeton Defeats Villanova in Home Football Tilt
Princeton, N J October afternoon faced Villanova in a high‑scoring game. Villanova struck first with a second‑half touchdown. Princeton answered with onside kicks and trick plays as Harlan and Read starred. The final score favored Princeton 8 to 4 amid a lineup noting Winter and Buckmiller among others.
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Caney
Erimid
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Wtecormfote
Ese
Savoraill
Tovrhdsna-Brown
Wieter
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Core Brove
McGarmick
Russell Geal
Penns team struggles in loss to Gettysburg
Penns eleven delivered a poorly played game at Philadelphia as Gettysburg defeated them by a score of unknown. The team showed bad form with numerous fumbles and a single first half touchdown in twenty two minutes. Lineup details and player positions appear incomplete in the account.
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Vet
University of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Mie Jer
Toft
Regan
Pho
Panay Teants
Mackin Green
Townend
Preps Triumph as Georgetown Tops Gallaudet in Close Game
In Annapolis and Washington reports the Georgetown Prep team edged Gallaudet 17 to 6 at the loser’s grounds with strong defense and fast play. Star back Smiling and Snntters sparked the offense while Gallaudet struggled to finish the second half, despite bright moments from Orzell and Katziels. Meanwhile Navy recovered from fumbles but fell 12 to 6 to St John’s, as McAlpine and Johnson made key plays for the visitors and Navy prepares for a Harvard match.
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Frey Soho
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Smilin
Fiels
Pray School
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Taatea
Tor
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Ueae
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Rubl
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Quimby
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Ami
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Anderson
Aion
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Ange
Dassey
Ratbuara
Battia Atone
Eeelagt Wale
Wardehe
Ncnhorsely
Nlehalane
Business Beats Twining in Last-Minute Football Tilt
The Business High School team defeated the Twining Athletic Club by a narrow count in a rough Istiesa game. Twining, hastily assembled and missing stars, matched the Bookkeepers until seven minutes remained, when Business pulled ahead with two late touchdowns amid fumbling and errors by Twining.
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Rathrone Cosputer
Gregory Fieht
Stangerer
E. Howell Hopard
Roan
NePhee
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sFervard
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le. Howard
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Cairo A. C. Bests Dupont in 20 to 5 Victory
The Cairo Athletic Club defeated Dupont by 20 to 5 after a hard fought game that featured strong Cairo backs and key plays. Pennybaker and Heard were noted among standout performers as Cairo rebounded from a tie with Tanglewonds last Thursday.
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Fela
Cairo Athletic Cub
Dupont
Vna
Cairo
Pennybaker
Imearne
Demure Wins Cesarewitch Stakes at Newmarket
Demure won the Cesarewitch Stakes at Newmarket in a two mile and quarter handicap race. Watty finished third with White Enight second among thirteen horses in today’s event.
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London
Newmarket
White Enight
Watty
Colin Beats Blaming in Champions Stakes at Seven Furlongs
James R. Keane's colt Colin triumphed in the Champions Stakes, seven furlongs, setting a track record of 1:08 flat and defeating HP Whitney's Blaming. Miller eased Colin as he led from the start, with Whitney's Greta Green and Sea Work among others in the day’s notable races at Belmont Park.
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Keane
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L Tratser Rogers
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Jockey and horse racing chatter hints at 1908 plans
Speculation swirls over Jama P L Resne retaining a call on Miller's services in 1908 with others saying a different jockey may be secured due to faults in Minler's handling of Heent horses. Colla praised for potential win with Mr Page aboard. Whitney Billy Calm to winter at Sheepshead Bay, aiming for three year old specials and possible champion status next season.
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Miller
Minler
Heent
Colla
Mr. Page
James Gatmey
Treat Keene
Darfmen
Colin
Keene
Foxhall Keene
Tom Shas
George Ales
Dave Johnson
Whitney Billy Calm
Sheepshead Bay
Yale Golfers Victorioun in Intercollegiate Championship
Yale defeated Princeton by 20 points to 0 at Nassau County Club to win the team championship of the Intercollegiate Golf Association. Exuger ran a mile in 2:12. Lesington records: Kruger mile in 2:82, breaking the world record for maddis stallions.
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Victorioun
New York
Get
Mita
Nessau County Club
Intervallegiate Golf Association
Princeton
Exuger
Lesington
EL & Devereux
Maddis
Kruger
Whitney moves to buy Dugan for Whitney stable
Belmont Park reports H. P. Whitney offered 15000 for jockey E. Dugan with hints he may ride for Whitney stables next year. Dugan rose as Miller’s rival in distance races and Burnell plans California racing while awaiting apprentice Kraemer. If true, Dugan could be Whitney’s star rider in spring sessions.
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New York
Belmont Park
H. P. Whitney
Coutmet
E. Dugan
Whitney
Boba Dirnell
Dagan
California
Dr. Whitney
Dugan
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