Belle Strome Wins at Jamaica in Huntington Stakes
Belle Strome, at 6 to 3, overtakes favored Czaraphine to win the Huntington Selling Stakes at Jamaica by two lengths. Jockeys Fisher and McIntyre are suspended for the remainder of the meeting. other notable races include Grenade and Water Richamiser among the day’s long shot and top finishers.
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Palette—Grenade
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Afer Czaraphine
Belle Strome
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W Knapp
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Martin
Setong
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Burns
Old Guard
W Buchanan
L von Norturydd
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Bu‘Rie
Memories Telephone
Amberjach
Antimony
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Jocelyn Yorkshire
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Latonia Card Produces Fast Finishes in Mile Feature
Coruscate first home in the Latonia mile event with Tirate Pally second and White Plume third. Woggle Bug leads maiden two year olds with Polly Porest and Tarp close behind. Blackfo, Bon Avyioma, and Full Sway among others in various sprint and middle distance races.
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Cimemnau
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 and Ohio Golf Champion News
Jamaica race card lists six races with entries across age groups from first rate to maidens, detailing horses such as Ivan the Terrible Cognomen and Kinley dale, plus odds and weights for each event. Ohio golf champion W. C. Sherwood of Akron wins professional title, medal, $150 purse, after six competitors, posting a final round 36 for eight under bogey.
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Jamaica
Pat Bulger
Ivan the Terrible
Frontenac
Cloton
Graceful
Toscan
Asterita
Kinleydale
Gold Rose
Toudsday
Lora Badge
Joe Lesser
St Noma
Sonoma
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
Fannyapra Orffiamme Shyre
Lsury
Weddling
Daisy Mendina
Miss Lipgard
Malden
Mies Banker Copper
D .Wead
Timbuctoo
Brilliant
Chryselite Myrica
Sherwood
Ohio
Toledo
W. C. Sherwood
Akron
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 cited as excellent In the 21 pace Prince BE L won heat four and first money though Wonder was penalized to last for unfair driving. multiple race summaries list competitors and times across divisions with purses of 250 dollars and various horses including Katharine Mary and Star King entries.
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Washington Post
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Engerstown
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Auto Trip to Frederick by Washington Automobile Club
The Washington Automobile Club plans an initial run tomorrow with more than thirty cars of various sizes and horsepowers to Frederick Maryland for the fair opening today and running through Friday. Non members are invited to join, dust precautions are urged, goggles and linen dusters required, and a one mile spacing will be kept to curb dust. Previous race to Frederick spurred stricter speed laws, now up to twenty miles an hour, with hopes for better legislation at the next session. Captain Robert Laverly and Harrington Mills return from New York after attending the Van derbilt Cup.
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Rifle Tournament Opens Under District Guard At Oxon Run
The District National Guard rifle tournament begins at 9 am at Oxon Run Valley range with multiple matches limited to guard members. Merchants' Match invites enlisted men with no prior Brigade Rifle Team duty. other events include Company, Battalion, and Regimental Team Matches at 200 and 300 yards with cash and metal prizes announced by sponsors.
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Negro man dies in church on First and B streets
William Wilson a 33 year old Black resident of Nash flats First and Pierca streets northwest collapsed in a pew at a church on First and B streets southwest yesterday afternoon. Coroner Nevitt issued a death certificate citing natural causes. Red Clover Creamery Butter is advertised as from the finest creamery in the country.
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Bowling Victory Easy as Teams Split and Nevys Fall
In a busy bowling night Philadelphia and Washington split their matches while the Navy outfit fell to Government Printing Office. Benker led the highest score with a 110 in the first game, and Watt and Helmuth each hit 110 for their teams. Sleuth replaced Lord for the Quakers after the first frame, as scores piled up for the Cowboys and Foundry in a lopsided series.
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Deal on for Bresnahan in Reds manager talks
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati reports that Roger Bresnahan, the Giants star catcher, is the likely new addition under consideration by Reds president Herrmann. The deal may be finalized but will await official disclosure at the league meeting in December as Cincinnati and New York owners meet. Seymour of the Reds may shift into the deal as reports vary.
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Shooting Contest Opens With Watson and Gunn Tops
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 force won the highest honors as a large delegation of firearm experts from Monumental City New York and other cities was expected to arrive. Col E J Dimmick, the committee chairman, said enthusiasm was high and the event should be successful.
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E J. Dimmick
Baltimore City College Defeats Technical High 12 to 0
Baltimore City College blanked Washington Technical High School 12 to 0. Silkman scored a first half touchdown and goal, Stock added a second, then City College stalled Washington's advance in the second half before sealing the win with disciplined defense and key line plays.
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Harvard Golf Team Loses in Intercollegiate Play
In the Intercollegiate Golf Association championships at Gadsden City on Oct 17 Harvard, missing two Egans and White, fell to Princeton while Yale routed Columbia and Yale beat Penn in the morning. Princeton edged Harvard 11 2 to 7 11-2, with tomorrow’s final Yale vs Princeton set for 36 holes.
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White
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Alexander Case Argued Before Judge Waddill in DC Boundary Dispute
Special to The Washington Fest from Richmond Va outlines Judge Edmund Waddill delaying ruling on habeas corpus for John C. Nelson and James La Fontaine amid a challenge to Alexandria County being within the District of Columbia. Crandall Mackey warns of raids if the Alexandria poolroom reopens. A humor item notes a misheard joke about a wife and corn causing a dance bid mix up.
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United States District Court
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Alexandria County
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Lamb
Step in Step from the Detroit Free Press
An ambitious young man tells an old financier he wants to do great things. The financier coolly advises him to begin by accomplishing something small and concrete.
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Woman missing after brutal attack on Clinton home
Nellie Clinton lies in critical condition with a skull fracture after being struck by a hammer in the early morning assault at 700 Second Street Northeast. Husband William Clinton fled. detectives seek him while the 19 year old daughter aids the injured woman and vanishes from the scene.
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Sheep herder in New York racks up police tab
Henry McCormick of New Zealand deposited 1230 dollars at Jersey City police headquarters for fear of losing money on a New York tour. He repeatedly borrowed funds, received a ten dollar bill from Chief Murphy, and promised another visit to renew his “expenses.” He plans to return home soon.
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Death of William Griffin Tied to Poison Probe
Coroner and police investigate the sudden death of William Griffin at his home 1512 Tenth Street NW. Mrs. Griffin accuses four women of poisoning him after drinking with them. The stomach tissue was analyzed for poison. a district chemist will report results. Detective Flathers holds four women in custody at Second precinct. An inquest at the morgue is planned likely this afternoon.
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Flathers
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Italian Converts to Judaism to Wed Jewish Heiress Bride
John Rocco, a Philadelphia born Italian raised Catholic, embraced Judaism in Wilkes-Barre after meeting Miss Sarah Tuck, a local Jewish woman. He took an oath before a notary to join the Jewish church and will wed Miss Tuck in three weeks according to the report from The Washington Puns.
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