Printers Wis the Second Contest in Departmental League
A fringe report from The Washington Post describes the second departmental league contest, with teams like Zateelers and Choynski noted among participants. The article mentions racing cards, crowd attendance, and a telegraph note about a game slated for next Tuesday, plus golf tournament developments and local racing results from New Haven and Philadelphia.
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Prioters
Zateelers
Aed
De Reszke wins Garden City Selling Stakes at Jamaica
On a heavy track the favorite De Reszke won the Garden City Selling Stakes mile and 2 sixteenths. Lakeland bid $4,000 to acquire him but the stable retained the horse as three other favorites also won races including Et Tu Brute and Grenade. Bob Tucker bought Et Tu Brute for $2,000 and De Arman purchased Sal for $1,000.
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Et Tu
Brute
Grenade
Bob Tucker
de Arman
Sais
York
de Reszke
Garden’ City
Jamaica
Gay Boy
Lakeland
Little Em
Bob Tucker Lauxh
A. Z. de Arman
Sal
Odom
Uid
Mary Worth
Nether One
Rat Boy
Morte Cari
Piquet
Weary Luhrmann, Jr
Ane Uaifes
Emergency
Satthel
Elzieenth
Gangon
Ant Ant
James
Wonder
Cocbras
Trevers
Rudabek
Heckenszek
Mala Hien
Razgar
Oliver Cromwell
Geahon
Bil Baley I
Mediers
Campo
Harlfom
la Golder
Hantres
Galfowses
Bak
Pepper
Roderick Dbu
Emelee
Alx Turloigs
Young Henry
Charles Etwané
Astarita
Damon
Oxy Kane
Monet
Gimstack
Monte Gazio
Seymour Lovet
Bourne
Glisten
Pentanr
Pasadena
Cearabine
Watertight
Austin Allen
Dex
Witein
Belle
Banama Belle
Brleaad
One Favorite Wins at Delmar Park Selling Races
Delmar Park card features Wakeful as sole winning favorite amid fast track. Race details list multiple horses with times and payouts, including Lady Churchill, Faith View, A Lady Fair, Pugurtha, Compasa, Bengal, Sid Aliver, and others. Entries for tomorrow include Sweet Nate, Torin, Memphian, and Forcast Handicap contenders.
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Delmar
St Louis
Delmar Park
Wakeful
Suimmaries
Lady Churchill
Dickson
Birdgond
Grobo Hennecery
Yousky Secret
Flagrag
SkyByer
Jennis Nughss
St. Winifrees
Lady Stoas
Orla
Fornelie
Geories
Metauxhim
Orem
Faith View
Wii Liaraxi
Lady Greenwood
Meretta
Clara Dee
Sandbath
Jummle
Ostey Geld
Hanneck “Belle
William F. TL
June Colne
Laura Bell
Fitzhridar
Metlekade
Zuitux
Vouch
Happy ‘Jack
Stuckey
Ivernia
Dickeny
Flyer
King's Charm
Casuter
Aulen
Pieres J
Fire
Chip Xiso
Lyddon
Sid Aliver
Que Moro
Cheatham
Daniel
Thie? Phas
Thishs
Maverick
Jake Ward
Cerda Marchions
Mazcalpo
Bengal
Dickrom
Compasa
Kutamay
Migs Zo
McLaughlin
Ton
Doilier
Berea
Hutella
Juminate
Secundus
Murmar
Firet
Tiz
A.helf Farlopge
Sweet Nate
Tattenham
Torln
Flori
Birdie Fwnr
Catherine Rae
Peres
Doctor Ritas
Jake Weber
Sam Lazarus
Ose Firer
Gera
Memphian
Velie
Layton
Ontrade
Coventy Yards
Morgan
Amberlia
Lariat
Behonve
Daweon
Minedara
Doctor Hier
Prank Rie
Avala
Gude
Narge
Gestigheer
Pourthree
Band
Cap. Orient
Flora Willoughby
Toby Teas
Jack Yeting
Fontlights
Lubin
Pretebeion
Ad Aden
Merecta
Taeren
Meliwand
Jobs Randolph
Lady Lou
Ole Burnett
Kitty Balle
Brooks
Jack Moran
the Eye
Arguer
Albany
Prince Sign
Laura Hunter
Heneonlure
Tom Making
Mio Mernere
Ana Howling Dervish
Ewck
Whiaker
Tommy Knight
Felix Mosses
Tme Apol
Thietarieweemdis
Smopden
Jam Craig
Martin
Exto
Bourke Coskran
Meioroting
Wottram
Outsiders win at Chicago meet with Dutiful lone favorite
At Worth track Chicago on October 2 There were no special attractions as outsiders dominated five events with four winners and one long shot Weather was cloudy and track muddy The lone favorite Dutiful won the first race while six furlongs earlier outcomes favored Ble Beach Palm Tree and Jingle among others
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Dutiful
Chicago
Worth
Furiorgs
Ble Beach
Conner
Hienop Poole
Farriz
Palm Tree
Helgesen
Rosehodne
Dawn Patrick
Fadéell
Hargoon
J. B. Smith
Raenes Salzing Star
Arcligh
von Kote
Gladiator
Dia- Prem
Bellarenne
Liz Farforgs
J. W. O'Neill
Gronuneitt
Kony Mad Fabian
Maxms
Helgeren
Jind
Tima Lit
Gilde
Habusis
Racecard text at a horse meeting with multiple races and entrants
A crowded racecard lists five and a half furlong sprints and longer events. Entrants include Hot Blue Mine Farnum Marahalees Reck Oner and Shelir with times and betting odds for each race and a full slate of six races with named horses riders and notes on distances and purses.
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Farnum
Marahalees
Reckoner
Dove
Uae
Tel Ledy
Duedall
Isneze
Ravlana
He Weven
Janette
Aincerity Batley Green Goma
DR Lawes
Pancrestinain
Qlarrison
Clansee
Jehuson
Sepond
Celebralion
Beawater
Lampoon
Federal
Benekaring
Sileen
St Papin
Friendleen
Paca
Ataa Beall
Mia Anthony
Harvey
Gun Weldar
Jim Hale
Carthal Walser
Bequestut
Mancard
Broad Ay Girl
Smithy Kane
Painam
Ecc
Digelly
Blanche
Braokgeld
Harum Sear
Lacher
Gold Enamel
Lochtavas
Kielnwoot
Katle Pavera
Down Hay
Ananias
Prince
Iver Wags
Floral Hing
Wrantas
Fouth
Ughter
Stross Ben Domo
Randa Acrom
Johanna
Scorpia
My Ben
Larabetter
Gloriosa
Latonia Opens With Ambitious Fall Meeting Under Way
Latonia Jockey Club launches a 25 day fall meeting led by presiding judge Charles F Price, with Cal. F Price and EC Hopper as associates. Joko Dillon to supervise scales, Jake Holtman starter, and racing entries feature multiple furlongs races and a potential world record bid for four miles by Alao-a-Dale amid a crowded card including Frances Howell, Red Thiele, Fenewe, and Glad Amite among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Prick
Indges
Chieinnat
Obie
Det
Latonia
New
Louisvill Jockey Club
Cal
F. Price
EC. Hopper
Hopper
Jobo Dillon
Jake Holtman
Frances Howell
Red Thiele
Fenewe
Glad Amite
Bbceed
Baby M
Comrade
Phil Finck
Coruscate
Cord Mare
Muldoon
Debends
Monaca Ward
Mann
Annie Chapman
Mary Eleanor
Kaig Zitt
Trizle White
Savanna Rockacze
Outwal
Glenwoot
Copperdell
Handmore
Foysntues
St. Red Raves
Zark
Finch
Fiva Furloage
Lancaster
Reaces
Wintred Lad
Pirewall
Biker
Whirlpngs
Exalted
Col
White
Bowing Bridge
Heldelbera
Tamshora
Telling. Flewran
Frivel
Aloericht
Goo-Goo
Bex Hutu
Quincy
Flea Mora
World records fall at Memphis Driving Park two records set
Chicago driver C G BiungSs piloted Prince Direct and Morning Star to pole pacing marks for half a mile while A Monk and Equity challenged the 2:04 trotting pole record. Despite a light headwind, horses completed the mile in 2:05 1 2 unofficial. Several races featured notable heats and placements with purses noted.
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Memphis
Tenn
G. BiungSs
Chicago
Prince Direct
Morning Star
Monk
Equity
Dan Patch
Major Delsoar
Charley Mac
Morning Tar
Direct
Hal
Mario
Thi
Punaten
DY Dick
Talus
Effy
Spillman
Ad Ra
Bom
Palelawa
Pople
Emil D
Bog
Capaforth
Tom Axworthy
Sausders
Diene
Emily Lewher
B. m
Getetape Tlime
van Sant
Chimes Bell
Derorean
Ruceaite
Gr. m
Thoma
Questar
Demareen
Ateamap
One Nest
Dea Nu
Little Joker
Valentine Lalu
May
Bikum
Carter
Sancy Herrm
Hudzon
Orcs Maid
Br Menotomy
Martiag Star
Mr. Billinea
Br Awarters
Ree Monk
Ranky Gie
Tuma
O'Brien Knocks Out Jim Jeffords in Three Rounds
Philadelphia’s Jack O’Brien dominated the bout from the start, dropping Jim Jeffords of California three times in the third round before the referee counted him out. Jeffords endured a late rally but O’Brien’s body shots sealed the win in the Eureka Athletic Club match.
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Washington
O'Brien
Jack
Jefforda
Timnea Jim
Jeffords
Jack Hanlon
John Loftus
Abe Ullman
Harry Lyons
Herman Miller
Billy McCarney
Jeffarde
Benny Frank
Bing Smith
England
Georgetown and Washington and Lee Play Today in City
Two college football games are slated this afternoon in the city as Georgetown hosts Washington and Lee at Georgetown Field and George Washington University meets Kendall Green at University Field. New players join GWU practice, including Charles Morris from Utah, while captains Bielaski and replacements shape the lineup for a final tune up before Saturday’s big match.
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Georgetown
Washington and Lee
Washington
Kendall Green
George Washington University
Om University Field
van Ness Park
Georgetown University
Washington and Les
University of Maryland
Gallaudet
Columbiana
George Washington
Blue
Sar
N. W. Tay- Ter
Scrubs
Coaen
Capt. Bielaski
Winston
Gordon Wins Handicap in Bachelors Club Tennis Final
Spencer Gordon defeated G. E. Swenarton in a stubborn final of the Bachelors' Tennis Club handicap tournament. The fifth set finished after two players split the first four sets, with Gordon securing the decisive points to claim the first prize yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swenarton
Spencer Gordon
Cuh
G. E B. Swenarton
Gordon
Swenarton
Two Experts Reach Chevy Chase Golf Semi finals
In windy rain speed at Chevy Chase, L L Harban and Dr W M Gray win to set semis with Dalzell and Laf ferty. Horstmann halves Horstmann Laferty in a tight match as McCammon falls early while Gray defeats Davidson to earn final spot.
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L. L. Harban
Mr. Dalzell
Mr. Lafferty
Dr. Gray
McCammon
Chevy Chase Gulf
Colonel Bogey
Douglas
George C. Lafferty
J. L. Harban
A. Britton
Samuel Tdackell
Duntop
Aladelphia
Mr. McCawley
Horstmann
Lke
Siat
Lafferty
Mr. Horstmann
Horstman
W. 3. Brooke
Cleveland
Carnegie
FP. Brooke
Columbia
Peter
Chevy Chase
Lee Harbanth
Dalzell
Harban
Lly Harban
Britton
I Q. Perrin
W. Waavar
S. Dulzell
O. T. Duntop
McCawley
Wytle
Gray
McCarorcoa
Davidson
J. W. Lockett
Hartmann
W. McKinnley
Plas
M. McCawley
J. C. Davidson
Hekes
Menamarty
Homimaca
Brocke
W. F Hill
J. E. Clapp
Simplica
A. S. Mattnely
C. Carnegie
W. Tuckernan
G. Pater
B.C
Beto
HSL
Tay
Pec
Sacks
le W. Glaseshol
Fwe
Amainat
W. M. Gray
W.S. Brooke
Central High Grabs 16 Point Win In High School Football
Central High School defeated Eastern 16 to 0 in a tough, hot contest. Cunningham starred with repeated line surges and a 2 yard TD run, while Kipp added the late kick after the first score. Eastern struggled with slow backs and a stout Central line as substitutions shaped the second half.
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Central High School
Eastern
Western
Central
Ac Umes
Stu
Rome
Techs
Bush
Br Central
Easterns
Gein
Cunninghas Norching
Kipp
Cros
Cunningham
Feld
Restern
Gogh
Loge
Htwa
Bosteen
Findall
Blise
White
Harlem
Fields
Tindall
Kigo
Oval
A Touel
Yoder
Thomas
Fuller
Wright
Stockwell
Taylor
McDonald
Oyster
Ube
Jett
Tine
Kepp
Star Men for the Coast Recruit Major League Standouts
James Morley, manager of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club, closes with Hans Wagner, Frank Chance, and Christy Mathewson from the Pirates, Cubs, and Giants respectively. Chance and Wagner signed for the rest of the season. Mathewson’s terms are stated as sent and likely accepted. Yale to play West Point in New Haven with the main eleven and substitutes traveling to New York for the out-of-town game.
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Seattle
Wash
James Morley
Los Angeles Pacific Coast League
Hans Wag Il Iher
Pittsburg Nationals
Frank Chance
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Chance
Wagner
Mathewson
j/ Morley
Yale
West Point
New Tevon
Conn
New York
Baltimore
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