Post Office Beats Bureau In departmental bowling match
In a Departmental League game the Post Office team surprised the Bureau by winning the second game and the series. Post Office struggled early as Bureau led 720 to 490 in the first game, but Bridwell and Lambach sparked a strong finish to seal victory. Hardie and Land led Bureau. Bishop top-scored for the Post Office side with Leinbach and a high second score noted.
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Post Office Quint
Loc
Post Office Boys
Post Office
Orst
Bureau 490
McCauley
Bridwell and
Lambach
Hardie and
Land
Bishop
Orfice
Dridwoll
Doug Oe Bishop
Ale Land
Lora Hardie Tolsta
Ckiston
Staton G
Gates Wan Mork
Esha
Saunders
Gama
Merry Lark wins Hempstead Selling Stakes in photo finish
In Jamaica Race Track six furlongs Merry Lark nosed out Glance Echo as Hildebrand steered the winner from D Arkla. Canteen ran third after a late charge. The feature set a one mile three furlongs track record at 1 48 5, with two favorites prevailing and jockey McCatterty suspended two days at the barrier.
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New York
Merry Lark Fevorite
Jamaica
Darkla
Hildebrand
Merry Lark
Glan Echo Bank
Canteen
McCatterty
Austin Alea
Jim Beattie
Escutcheon
Redlore
Imne
Trimble Graving
Akela Lotheron
Gold Dame Whiows Mite
Aveo
Darla
Honosrly
Cea
Bartender
Crimmins
Luehmann
Palette Australina
Satchel
Tusa Platt
Michlesa
High Life
Rose Sirome
Lord Badge
Lila Kim Brooklynis
Delmar Park
St Louis
Madoc
Imboden
Anne Davis
Cheathama
Tartan
Austin
John Kentrby
Aton
Bonanza Klan
Lucita
George T
Sangtor Poyntz
Anguet Blunke
Little Gorter
Yada Hos
Dugas
Aveond Gasconne
Erder
Ethel A Frida
Zaina
Colin Slonp
Buchanad
Lz Furtonga
Anne Davia
Gay Lissatte
Nga
Foltes Bergeron
Dickron
Matte H Malster
Gley Nevie Subster
Sir Prancis Salo
Gix Tustongy
Lackaway
Rico
Yellowhawmer
Woodcock Pappar
Dick Hotamba
Torso Algarat
Woo Jono Th
Chantham
Dickaon
Xlogatetla
Flora Levy Ora Z
Noble Bawosl
Muis
King's Charm
St Daniel
Jake Ward
Appia
Bob Curt
Ghoton
Alpine Selling Stakes at Worth Chicago Result
Ruzzah closed fast with a rush, Htuzenh won the Alpine Selling Stakes at Worth Chicago by a half length, Anantas second by a half, with Agme Lewia close behind. The event carried a gross value of 32340. Weather was cold, track fast, and multiple races followed with favorites and longshots listed, including various horses and odds across six races.
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Worth
Chizsgo
Htuzenh
Anantas
Agme Lewia
Ivan Ba Tarrible
Sir Briller
Kunz
Banke
Diets Laddacher Aparkling
Disstle
Cardinal Wolser Tor Cutee
Motterainger
Gkunx
Bauutiful
Dominick
Camater
Rambourne
Hayate
Platoun
Yuga
Fon
Tonala Rao
Milo
Lady Scoala
Gomaanelli
Mies Grantard i
Luralighter
Ian Stills
Virgio Tubiana
Luoyea
Giao Rao
von Ketel Gladistor
JB Smitch
Uasock Bradwarlin
Rombourna
Blahag Foote Dawa Patrick
Onoit
Mad Mullah
Armuret
Heldom
Werrington
Gilfain
Bello
Janata
Feders
Henckare
Atty Yards
Polk Miller
Royal Arms
Lady Froo Knight
Rowland
Aian Langford
Grace Bond Dominates Lexington Futurity Trot At Driving Park
Grace Bond the Lexington Futurity winner led Alta Axworthy and easily defeated five three year olds in straight heats for Kentucky Stock Farm at the Driving Park. Sphinx 4 won the last heat. Miss Jeannette outpaced her field in the 220 trot. A serious accident occurred when Riley McKeen driver fell on the backstretch, McCarthy hospitalized with a broken collar bone and other injuries. Tomorrow Dan Fateh the champion pacer will race exhibition miles.
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Grace Bond
Lexington
Aslly
Kentucky Stock Farm
Driving Park
Alta Axworthy
Sphinx 4
Miss Jeannette
Tihs Saal
Handy
Lulu May
Riley McKeen
Knapsack
McCarthy
Dan Fateh
Malis Sum Moaries
Sphinx
Ephinx
Goors
Gragon Mala
Stetvon
Boar
Valentine
Vetteraay
Angus Pointer
Sidney Pointer Christlings
Tay Morning Star Bog
Mc Deverenyy
Baron Grattan
Acolie Dem
Narva
Wekar
Electric Maiden
Gunbgr
AL Smith Beh
Dunn
Kentucky Stdck Farm Stakea
Emma Louies
Wylta
Lalu May Bik m
Caterina Benyon
Gao
Uhermy
Gurry
Dan
Ro G
Oneal
Ale ‘Mim
Georgia
Hayes
Ata Gayety
Horne
MaDavitty
Riley Mcfean
Highwood
R Jono
Amogone
Flyrle
Mr Binge
Good Racing at Frederick
Frederick Md Oct 2 crowds filled the Frederick Fair Grounds despite a doubtful sky and rain prospects. Pluto won the 213 pace heat in 2.3814 amid strong competition. Delma broke her left foreleg in the 222 trot and the race was unfinished to be concluded tomorrow.
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Spiclal
Warawines
Frederick Md
Frederick Fair Grounds
Pluto
Sloan Tess
Delma
Joseph Wright
Winchester
Buttonwood Stock Farmant
Wibura
Fred Jemison Indios
Panny Blemom
Jean Dox
Morae
Ruby Beetrie
McComue
Frederik Ma
Noah
Bog
Buckley Martiners
Bedford Bou Rg
Amatrong
Downingtown Ps
Fenton
Brg
Dodds
Bslavinn Puasira ‘Ming Poon
Jett Grinanngs Ba Yimore Ud Lagasse Robart, Bom
Henlechel
Altimare Maaaaaa Kid Shay Box
Paterson
Tima Bath Tin
Freumor
Buttonwood Tock Farm
Gettysburg
Swain Tancester
McAnalty & Null
Marshal Home
Aeear
Kosians
Aeg Woo
Downingtown
Gree
Kbom Gants
Baltimore
Dalmz
M Joseph Wright
Virioia Bom
Hentechel Baltimora
FOE
Hartford
George W Shalihorn
Washington
Srontenae
Wilson
Virginis Bibles
Leesburg
Vas
Crowds at Radford Fair Draw Virginia's Largest Exhibit
About 6000 to 7000 people crowded the Radford fairgrounds the largest in the association's history. Highlights included a blooded cattle show, multiple running races, a mixed trot and pace, jumping contests, and riding events. Winners included Lady Chiswell in maiden race, Bohemian Gray Boy in jumping, and Harman plus Miss Tula Kelly in riding contests.
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Raedal
Washington Post
Radford
Virginia
Eiguths
Efe Shepperd
Jamison & Ga
Ohle King
Thomas Cheek
Wheeling
Little City
OH Jordan Tiane
Minnie Thompson
Jommuan
Cy Frat Wemout
Cant Barnen
Roanoke
Acco
Denmark
Muorle Volmer
W M Bull
West Virginis
Cabin Boy
JP Bone
White Gate
Lady Chignelt
Mr Stona
Wytherile
M Boawell
Homer Jamison
Boswitl
Bohemian Gray Boy
8 Hethir
Miss Pickett Heths
Dorothy
Snap
Furney Hough
Punch
Moncure
Virginian Polytechnic Institute
Col King Harman
Dublin
Heman
Tula Kelly
Saltvile
Ruling Ends James Brodine’s Streak at Aaugus Track
James Brodine of Buston and his bay gelding Martindale were banned from all tracks after he refused to hand the horse to Driver Bruise in the final heat of the 219 pace. Count d Orsay captured the race as the hubbub centered on a $100 fine imposed on Lester Dore of Taunton for a heat layup in the opening game race. Tera, with the gelding, posted a new £1912 record amid the day’s events.
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James Brodine
Martindale
Sungud Mass
Buston
Brodine
Bruise
Aaugus
Count d Orsay
Hidges
Lester Dore
Tera
Georgetown Defeats Seventh Cavalry 41 to 0 on Home Field
Georgetown overwhelmed the Seventh Cavalry from Fort Myer 41 to 0 at Georgetown field. Seven touchdowns and six goals for two points paced the Blue and Gray, who controlled play from the start and shut down the visitor’s offense. West Point alumnus Lieut Shannon starred on defense, while Lieut Humphrey contributed on both defense and offense. Georgetown’s improved condition showed after a tougher Ville Nova game. Georgetown meets Washington and Lee tomorrow.
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Cavalry
Georgetown
Fort Myer
Shannon
West Point
Cavalrymen
Humphrey
George [Town
Ville Nova
Blue
Gray
Ball
Boaldowe Fort
Fitepatrick
Luxlett
Jennings Carroll
Monnhuntett
Parker Ormer Cunnell
Kunze Kelley McCabe
Canter ‘Cross
Sal Cogan
Hour
Muloney Tinhwacko
Frye McCerthy
Dudus SteGettie
Shannon Boevelz
LaBonte Taugherty Hart Tuff
Mumphey McLaughlin
Martell
Clapperton
Richmond
Monahan Raferee
Morgen
Gant Gormen
Macock Mahoney
Caroll
Hart Mooahan
Cure for Asthma Advocated by Dr Schiffmann
A testimonial proclaims a 35 year asthma cure through Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. CTW Van Antwerp of Yale Town reports rapid relief after using a package bought from a druggist. the letter urges publication to help others access the remedy priced at one dollar. Dr Schiffmann Box 891, St Paul, Minn offers free sample upon request.
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Schiffmann
CTW van Antwerp
Yal‘ton
Schifmann
Ttbank
I Schillraom
St Paul
Min
Navy backs out of season as Douglass and Root are injured
Navy football notes from Annapolis report backfield injuries end Fullback Douglass suffered leg trouble and back Robert Root fractured a bone above the ankle after the Princeton game Both will miss the season quarterback Wieox strains add to coach uncertainty Newly added coaches Byron Long Roger Williams Burr Chamberlain join Navy staff
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Douglass
Root
Washington
Annapoli
Navy
Princeton
Wieox
Fumbung
Sre En
Byron Long
Roger Williams
Burr Chamberlain
Yale
Baseball Notes Signal Shifting Prospects In 1908 Season
Summary of ongoing baseball news cites Brouthers and Brush moves, Interleague talk, J Pittsburg and Cleveland post season receipts, Walker and Mack plans for exhibitions, Giants signing issues, and player health notes. Mentions Ban Johnson support, Conn Mack aims near New Orleans, and Burkett's St Louis status amid team changes.
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Gnamey Moran
SE Louis
Washington Bay
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Giants
Jack Dunnan
Pennevivans
New York
New Jersey
al York
Penn Park
Comisky
Chicago Americans
National Commission
Hart
Chicago
Natonate
Jack Taylor
Parker
Cubs
White Sox
Cincinnati
Courtry Fox
McGraw
Brush
Pia
Donovan
St Louis
Gardinals
Cleveland Pittsburg
John Heydier
Burkett Rays
Beneft
Ttte
New York Americana
McAleer
Browns
Improvements to Police Department Building Under Consideration
A city council committee meets with Major Pam to discuss needed improvements at the police department wing of the city building. The report will outline comfort, access, and functional upgrades for court attendance and public service. Also noted are local weddings, engagements, and obituaries from the area with multiple attendees and destinations.
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Washington Post
Boreag
King Street
Alexandria
John Armstead Marshall
Wolfe Street
Mary Armstead Marshall
Theodore Norman Pease
Hartford
Lohengrin
Dorsey TS
J P Stump
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Pease
Rea
Eteen Broadeuth
Marshall
Dailey
Hidgeley
Aubrey Clarke
Herbert Hall
Washington
Hagarty
Cornelius Hagarty
Patterson
Philadelphia
Mel Cook
New York
Boston
We Cabe
Lewhurst
Rich Mlond
Edith Lindsey
Wiliam Moa Green
Committee On
Te Bo Fee Court
Police Department
Wednesda
Pam
Pohen Court
Charles 8 Bifott
Fitshush
Lee Minnigerode
Thirtech Infantry
Hatter
Francis James Davideon
Janet Davidson
Robert Beverley Minis
New York City
Misa Selman Horstinan
Matida Horstman
Ivy Tull Cemetery
Football Notes Highlight Rivalry and Team Prospects
A foggy compilation of college football notes discusses Cornell and Chicago prospects, key players like Leann Glens and Kinney, and upcoming games including a Thanksgiving matchup. References to practice, coaching insights, and cautious plans for defense and strategy are noted, with emphasis on winter preparations and intercollegiate comparisons.
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Cornell Nay
Lynah
Bodt University of Chicago
Minwigga
Columbia
Simeone University
Durr
Oruell
Leann
Amhera
Tay
Williams
Thiaty
Amherst Fetea
Yale
Atx
Toot Vores Gaard
Thompson
Anfover Cabalegiera College
Secont Kinney
Lyéig Hoyt
Mavisg Hot
Golypbln
Folwell
Stevenson
Greeny
Exeter Las Fall
Feniversity Greene
Secret Service
Mec
London
Wilhem Fitzstephan
England
Great Britain
Ramens
Stege Liemarcon
Chicago
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Bureau
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Huldebrand
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Parker, Bridget & Co
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John T Brish
California
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Charman
Republican Campaign Committee
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Rockford
Peoria
Ban Johnson
John T Brush
Chicago Record Herald
Connie Mack
Ram Toe
New Orleans
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Thomas Hueston
Charles Weston
Albany
Jerome Keogh
Buffalo
Miss Marshall
Dr. T. N. Pease
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Charles M Cuvier
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Go F Club
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