Belle Strome Easily Beats Ormonde in Jamaica Race
Belle Strome prevailed at 6 to 3 in the Huntington Selling Stakes at Jamaica, defeating 2 to 3 favorite Czaraphine who led to the stretch. Jockeys Fisher and McIntyre were suspended for the remainder of the meeting.
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Bell Strome
Jamaica
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McIntyre
Oak Duke
W Knapp
Land
Sly Ben
Martin
Setong
James Reddick
Burns
Old Guard
W Buchanan
L von Norturydd
Creamer
Sewell
Bu‘Rie
Memories Telephone
Amberjach
Antimony
Jennie McCabe
Jocelyn Yorkshire
Jetsam
Bradley
Pet
Rae
Latonia Day at Latonia Features Fast Mile Races
Coruscate First Home wins the mile feature with Tirate Pally second and White Plume third. Maiden two year old fillies race sees Woggle Bug prevail over Polly Porest and Tarp. Other results list Blackfo Bon Avyoma Felty Mozzes Full Sway Delagoa and Show Girl among top finishers in multiple six furlong events with Coruscate and Monochord among winners.
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Bon Avyoima
Delagoa
Gay Box
Buba
Aig
Sun Folly Forest
Sonata Triasuce
Silver Chip Lisbla Sreugght
Pauline Hoyle
McClellan
Bowling
Ge Ox Meade Siss Lee
el Cuchilia
Taplola
Tepis
Belden
Ron Calabash
Marabon
Granada
Sherrill
Dick Crown Bitter Hand
Lieber
Wile
Dungannon
Athena
Thel Davis Buck
Avares
Gold Well
Plautus
Brown Well
Dell Leath
Jamaica Racing Entries Report and Ohio Golf Champion
A Jamaica racing card lists first to sixth races with multiple entries and odds across six furlongs to one and a quarter miles, detailing horses like Ivan the Terrible Cognomen and Kinleydale among many. The Ohio golf championship crowns W. C. Sherwood of Akron as professional champion after a six-player playoff at Iverness Links, winning a gold medal and most of a $150 purse with an eight-under final round of 36.
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Jamaica
Pat Bulger
Ivan the Terrible
Frontenac
Cloton
Graceful
Toscan
Asterita
Kinleydale
Gold Rose
Toudsday
Lora Badge
Joe Lesser
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Crosgways
Montanus
Beach
Southampton
Miles Woodsaw
Martin Dozle
Tongerles
Oliver Cromwell
True Wing Hyenth
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Black Prince
Julia Tolanda Tevalhloa Azure
Swell Girl
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Lsury
Weddling
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Miss Lipgard
Malden
Mies Banker Copper
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Timbuctoo
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Sherwood
Ohio
Toledo
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Iverness Links
Frederick Fair Races Open at Frederick Maryland
Special to The Washington Post Frederick Md Oct 17 The Frederick fair opened with large attendance and strong exhibits. Racing results include 2 1 pace where Prince BE L took heat four and first prize while Wonder was moved to last for unfair driving. Various purses and divisions noted with riders and horses from Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia.
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Engerstown
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Washington Automobile Club Sets Initial Run to Frederick
The Washington Automobile Club plans a forty seven mile run to Frederick Maryland for the Frederick fair opening today. Over thirty autos of various sizes will join the club on this first tour inviting all city auto owners. Dusty heavy roads may require one mile spacing and goggles with linen dusters for all riders. Officers Robert Laverly and Harrington Mills return from New York after seeing the Vanderbilt Cup race.
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New York
Rifle Tournament Opens Under District National Guard Oversight
The District National Guard rifle tournament starts at 9 a.m. at Oxon Run Valley range with many matches today limited to Guard members. Merchants’ Match invites newcomers with seven 200 yard shots and prizes donated by city merchants. Team events for Company, Battalion, and Regimental levels draw from all units with varying 200 and 300 yard shooting. A gold medal awaits the Washington Match winner, and a Bolo medal is offered for the top aggregate in the Regimental event.
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Negro man dies in church pew at First and B streets
William Wilson a 33 year old black man living at Nash flats First and Pierca streets NW collapsed and died in a church pew at First and B SW yesterday afternoon. Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate from natural causes. Red Clover Creamery Butter advertised as finest creamery in the country.
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Bowling Victory Is Easy for G P C Bowlers Over Foundry
The G P C Bowling League Cowboys defeated Foundry, aside from a lapse in the second game, with Benker posting 110 in the opening game. Philadelphia in the Bureau League lost the series to Washington after an initial win. Watt and Helmuth each rolled 110 for their teams while Sleuth replaced Lord for the Quakers after the first game. Navy fell to Government Printing Office in the Departmental League as Washington Lighting Company outclassed by Eastern in the Washington Railway Relief Association. The full scores show mixed outcomes across leagues with notable totals by Dwyer, Laframboiss, and Connor among others.
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Deal on for Bresnahan in Reds manager talks
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati reports Reds president Herrmann plans a new manager and may add Roger Bresnahan from the Giants. The deal, kept secret, could be finalized before the league meeting in December with Cincinnati and New York owners. Some say Seymour of the Reds may switch on the deal.
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Shooting contest opens at Randle Park in capital
The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club opened its annual fall shooting contest at Randle Park with twelve participants. Dr. Watson of Anacostia and Policeman Gunn of the Metropolitan police won top honors. A large delegation of firearm experts from New York and Monumental City is expected to arrive, and Col. E J Dimmick, committee chair, is optimistic about a successful event.
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City College Beats Technical High 12 0 in One-Sided Baltimore Match
Baltimore City College defeats Technical High School of Washington 12 to 0. Silkman scores a touchdown and kicks two goals, Stock adds a second TD. in the second half Washington fights back but City College holds. Standouts include Silkman Stock Chandlee for City College and Thiele Duganne Ellsworth for Technical High.
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Harvard Golf Team Loses in Intercollegiate Match
In Gadsden City on Oct 17 Harvard fell to Yale and Princeton in the Intercollegiate Golf Association preliminaries. Absence of egans and White weakened Harvard, while Yale beat Columbia 21 to 0 and Princeton edged Harvard 11 2 to 7 11 2 in 18-hole rounds. tomorrow Yale meets Princeton in a 36-hole final.
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Alexander Case Argued Before Judge Waddill in Virginia
The Washington Fest reports Judge Edmund Waddill heard arguments on whether Alexandria County is part of the District of Columbia. Attorney John A. Lamb sought a habeas corpus writ for Nelson and La Fontaine amid the Alexander Island gambling incident. The judge postponed ruling. Crandall Mackey warns against reopening the poolroom as raids and vagrancy arrests loom, while notes on a humorous roast joke appear separately.
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Step in Step in Detroit Free Press Style
Ambitious youth asks how to achieve greatness and the old financier replies by urging him to first accomplish something small. The exchange highlights a blunt, practical mindset over grand plans.
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Woman critically harmed in suspected assault by husband
Nellie Clinton was struck with a hammer at 700 Second Street NE early yesterday and is in serious condition with a compound skull fracture. Husband William Clinton fled before police arrived and remained at large last night. Detectives McNamee and Flathers seek him as the teenage daughter fled to get help, later assisting her mother to the Emergency Hospital. Local officers scour the area for clues.
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New Zealand Sheepherder Draws Daily Cash in New York
Henry McCormick, a New Zealand sheep herder, banked 1230 at Jersey City police HQ after fear of carrying cash in New York. He repeatedly returned for more funds, joking about a double allowance and planning more nights of sightseeing before possibly returning home.
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Poison Suspected in Death of William Griffin
Coroner and police investigate the sudden death of William Griffin at 1512 Tenth Street NW. Griffin’s wife claims he was poisoned by women he drank with, and a morgue autopsy found poison traces in the stomach. Detective Flathers has arrested four reported Black women linked to the case as an inquest is planned after organ analysis.
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Changes Creed to Win Bride in Jewish Temple
John Rocco, a Philadelphia born Italian raised Catholic, adopted Judaism in Wilkes Barre and will marry Miss Sarah Tuck, a local Jewess, in three weeks after taking oaths at a notary to join the Jewish church and observe its laws.
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