Tigers and Cubs battle for pennant destiny in Col
Sporting column by J Ed Grillo analyzes the American League season, debating whether Detroit or Philadelphia could beat the Cubs for the World Series. The piece weighs Detroit’s ups and downs, Cubs’ strength, key players, umpiring decisions, and the impact of managerial calls on the pennant chase. It also touches on Kentucky track betting trends and the economic effects of new wagering rules.
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Athletics
Dennis Mack
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Middies Show Encouragement After Improving Practice
The Navy mids held a light Saturday afternoon drill in Annapolis amid plans for a Harvard game. Several injured or limited players practiced in football clothes, with Clay and Meyer returning to scrimmage and Leighton rounding into shape. Lieut Byron Long joined the coaching staff as Navy eyes better form for the Harvard clash.
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Byron A. Long
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Savvy Substitutes Win by Midshipmen Candidates
A team of non regular Midshipmen defeated Wimer Preparatory School 3 to 0. Hulings scored the only points as forward passes showcased the hopefuls. Naval Academy classes formed squads with planned regular matches after the season to boost participation.
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Naval Academy
Amateur football tour targets 320 pound challenge
Southeast player group led by Nic. Tarian formerly of Georgetown seeks a 320 pound challenge. Teams include Georgetown Senior, Wallace, Warhicks, Blasnelngeela, Pokomien, Breokiomta, and Trdlags. Notes on positions and players such as Conor, Shhnumler, Taft, Morgan, Bill, Nolen, Olived and others. Season plans mention Taversning on October 4 and a potential game at Alexandria with several challenges and telephone contact for replies.
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Veould Wee Grimes
Tama
Central Baseball League Magnates Meet in Toledo
The Central Baseball League magnates, with all clubs represented, gathered in Toledo Ohio on October 27. The morning session saw Springfield Ohio receive the pennant and conduct routine business. Reorganization of the franchise is under discussion with Fort Wayne Indiana favored to obtain the Springfield Ohio franchise.
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Ohio
Springfeld
Fort Wayne
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Tempus Fugit Beaten in Lexington Wing West Stake Race
Tempus Fugit faltered in the opening heat and finished far back, as Provnce and St Pater closed the field. Codaro led from a flying start to win easily, with Margaret taking the next three heats. In the 2:17 pacing event, five of ten starters faltered in early heats, with Mpj Mallow prevailing in consecutive heats and Lott winning the pace race.
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Quaker Football Plunge Prompts Secret Prep Work
Special to The Weebtaston Fest reports Penn's football slump raises alarm as the team struggles with offense and passing accuracy. Coaches plan secret practices this week to prepare for Brown, while Georgetown Prep and Maryland loom in upcoming games. The piece also notes Catholic University disbands due to injuries and material shortages, and mentions Woodlawn Park horse racing results and a Louisville jockey reinstatement case.
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Horses Run at Belmont Park Cards With Notable Entrants
A list of horses and participants including Quinn Brady Fado Brandover Jean Swift Wavecraft Sir Galahad Lord Alanbopa Tronaldes Lawrence P Dalley DM Pov Cacia Benturky Beau Brookdale Nemph Enale Littleton Mala Latonia Kade Martha Mavias Bulla Woolston Ila Gracia Hyperhele Stachucs Alally Magdlus Trbogsen Gutter Methord Cloyne Title Grace Colonel Bob mela Henry Chartetan King of Tro is noted as running.
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Fado
Brandover
Jean Swift
Wavecraft
Sir Galahad
Lord Alanbopa
Tronaldes
Lawrence P Dalley
DM Pov
Cacia Benturky Beau
Brookdale Nemph
Enale
Littleton Mala
Latonia
Kade Martha
Mavias
Bulla Woolston
Ila Gracia
Hyperhele
Stachucs
Alally
Magdlus
Trbogsen
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Methord
Cuban Bandits Surrender After Belmont Park Races
At Belmont Park on October 12 racing notes reveal a controversial finish during the Ramapo Handicap with Gold Lady and several horses drawing scrutiny. Calderon and his band surrendered near Cienfuegos after a pursuit by rural guards, signaling a widening investigation into the incident and security lapses at the meeting.
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No Change in Central League Adopted in Toledo Meeting
At the annual Toledo meeting on Ost 17 the Central Baseball League decided there would be no change to its territory. Several cities attempting to join were rejected. A committee was formed to study constitutional changes with a report due at the January meeting on a date and place to be set by the executive committee.
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Milwauk e stock deals knot Boston or New York in three corner pact
In Milwaukee on Oct 17 Jake Stebl former Washington manager and Chicago dealer eyes Milwaukee club stock. He may influence a deal that keeps Stahl from signing with Boston or New York while Connie Mack visits Worcester to watch John Anderson and denies any plan to release Jimmy Collins. Anderson eyed by Athletics as Mack seeks a deal to bring him in next season.
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German Wins Shoot at Newark Gun Club
Lester G. German of Aberdeen Maryland broke 179 of 180 to win the Delaware State Trap Shooters League tournament at Newark Gun Club Delaware. William Toord of Wilmington captured the individual championship with a score of 88, while James T. Seeley took second with $2 prize. The Newark Gun Club defeated the Wilmington-based club in the five man team state championship.
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Aldén G. Richardeau
Dover
Should Have Won on the Aste Mare G Bums Puty Up Masterly Ride
Joe Sandy Creeker easily takes the Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase as backers favored 209 to one. Harbor Hill course witnessed a close finish with notable horses vying for the cup.
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Sandy Creeker
Belmont Park Race Day Report Highlights Big Upset
Four favorites and a second choice won at Belmont Park with Gold Lady falling to Paust in the Ramapo Handicap. Killaloe led early but Paust surged to victory by a head as Touvenne faded. Danascas won the two year old handicap as Golden Shore led late and the Harbor Cup saw Sandy Grecker dominate. Attendance reached 30,000 as Burne rode two winners.
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Betting and controversy shadow a spring horse race fallout
A chaotic race left Gold Lady beaten after 4 to 5 odds as bookies and stewards faced scrutiny. George Boles kept even money while others backed Goilara Aste. Knapp’s handling drew harsh rebuke and a possible formal complaint from Gold Lady’s owner after a disputed finish. The incident fueled calls for tougher stewards oversight at future East Coast events.
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Class Leader Triumphs in Latonia Steeplechase Handicap
Cincinnati Oct 1 Three to worries win at Latonia as Class Leader takes the steeplechase handicap handily. Pete Vinegar the odds-on favorite among a crowded field with Track fast conditions. Races feature names like Dor o thy A and others in a bustling card with multiple placements and times.
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Many Runners Sold at Belmont Park Sales
A crowd at Belmont Park watched horses go under the hammer during a pad dock sale. Live Wire sold for 8100 to D C Johnson, with top price of 6900 going to W L C Crawford for Crawford horses. Other notable consignments included Grimalti 26200, Summer Cloud 2980, Masque 6900, Tacogehs 100, and Lad of Bansdec 0.
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Wolcott Defeats Payne In Six Round Ring Bout
Boston’s Jon Wolcott pounded Billy Payne of Philadelphia with hard body blows in a six round bout at Rockland. Payne was counted out four times, and a referee incident caused Wolcott to be thrown through the ropes before resuming action for a final decisive blow.
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Billy Payne
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Swift Justice In Toronto Mail Robbery Case
Horace Mountain, a letter carrier, was arrested at 10:45 this morning charged with robbing the mails. He pleaded guilty at 11:50 and within an hour of his arrest began serving four years’ imprisonment.
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