Eastern League Deadlock Prompts Contest For Presidency
Eastern League faces a tight race between incumbent P Powers and James Price as owners prepare to vote. James R. Price is the sole opponent, with Wolverton named to release and will manage the Orioles. Club discussions cover ballots, opening dates, and season length as owners meet to decide leadership.
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James R
Price
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Thoenran
Bochester Chi
Low Tsetse
Mc. Omg
Jersey City
FS Stein
Buffalo
Une Tub
Amlers
Narr Wolverton
Newark
Vahayel St Simhou
American Horses in Money at Newmarket and Paris racing
American owners sent horses to major meetings as Montavallo and Hevanche ran second and third in Paris with Cog in the Meurine, while Bayardo won the Limelain stakes at Newmarket. Perseus III and Gog claimed other place finishes with Viligance and Stamina among the contenders in the sprints and maid events.
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H. P. Whitney
Abingdon
Gog
Kate Carew
Curraghtown
August Belmont
James R. Keene
Brooklands
Brioet
LH. PB. Whitney
Turlonga
Admiral Hawke
Maid of Corinth
Merry Task
Han
Mrs Cuneo Leads Incoming Philadelphia Delegation
A group from Philadelphia and New York arrived here as the visiting party for the derby event. Mrs J X N Cuneo of New Ne was among the first to reach, with roads rough but progress steady. The party plans tours of the battlefield and a Friday night talk by an American bears club member associated with the New York Herald.
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Hotiy Detter
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Leraid- Mignia Denmun Ational — Automoplia Vidiac Parks
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Stallings Fired Amid Linping Bureau Scandal Rumor
Ban Johnson confirmed the linping bureau discovery with private detectives and announced George Stallings must leave the Highlanders. New York papers have not published the discovery or Johnson’s order, while Grillo notes Ketchel’s knockout of Johnson and discusses Johnson’s defensive style and upcoming Jeffries bout.
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Trainor Tuthil
New York
George Stallings
Cacnot
Highlanders
Johnson
Stallings
Bureau
League
Gotham
Two Washington Auto Shows Planned This Winter
In Motor World news two automobile shows are set for Washington this winter with one opposed by a pro-show committee. Expected exhibitors include Oldsmobile, Packard, Franklin, Buick, Cadillac, Baker, Waverly electric and more, with Goodyear securing a large tire contract for next year's Hulck Oldsmobile Welch and Oakland lines.
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Matheson, Packard
Pranklin
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Oakland
Techs Own Down Central In 27 to 0 Victory At American Leagues Park
Technical High School dominated Central in a football game at American Leagues Park yesterday afternoon winning 27 to 0 in 35 minutes of play. Farmer starred with long runs and key tackles as Tech outpaced Central’s injured lineup. Disputes over half lengths were resolved and Tech surged, with Meesie and Miller and Briscoe integrating new moves into the offense.
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Alde Imes
Menefee
Howard
Henry
Reuter
Kirby
Farner
Hamilton
Tech
Coughes
Hecox
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McCarthy
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King
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Rip Central
R. Macon
Entral
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White
Benson
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Palmer
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Wells
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Spencer
Bendon
Lme
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George Ainsile
Hudson
Massapequa
Hunter
Reuters
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Wilton Lackaye Wins Steeplechase to Waterway
In a crowded event two jockeys were injured with Saffell breaking his left arm and Savage suffering a broken nose. Blue Book, an outsider, defeated top contenders to claim the local horse race.
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Saffell
Savage
Blue Book
High Private
Close Finish Highlights Pimlico Racing Day Three
Special to The Washington Test from Baltimore describes Pimlico’s third racing day marked by upsets and close finishes. Wilton Lackaye won a tight nose ahead of Ontario in the second seat amid a trio finish, while Waterway captured the Green Spring Valley Steeplechase handicap. Old Essex displayed notable speed as the meeting produced strong performances overall.
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lGnd of Sport
Pimiico
Fimico
Wilton Lachaya
Guy Burne
Ontario
Elfwl
Wilton Lackaye
Green Spring
Fauntleroy Tops 2 Year-Olds at Pimlico Race Day
At Pimlico on October 26 1909 Fauntleroy son of Saint led from the stretch to win the Afth event as Go M Miller and Paul Davis vied for second. Belle Man owned by W P Burch captured the final heat, marking a rare front in Burch colors and a return of the blue orange cap era.
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Fauntleroy
James McLaughlin
Ney
M. Miller
William Walker
Belle ‘Man
Tartman
W- P. Burch
Washington
Mr. Burch
George Oyster
Burch
Governor Sprague
Balle Mawr
Bryn Mawr
Barch Waas
Lorimer
PIMESCO NOTES on Baltimore racing and entries closing
The Washington Host Baltimore sees Theo Cook’s top horse likely unfit after a nail incident delaying shipment. H B Brown arrives to collect entries for 49 races with values from 1 to 5002 dollars. Statesman trains at W Dittenderter’s farm after a heavy Preakness break. Kine Bouk sets a mile and an eighth track record at 1 52 5, eclipsing Bartender’s mark. The Pink Coat steeplechase Saturday draws hunting interest with a small field likely.
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Washington
Baltimore
Theo. Cook
Amos Torney
Windsor
Kine Bouk
Licely
Courtney Amith
Maskette Defeated as Firestone Wins Aqueduct Handicap
New York October 2 James Keene’s filly Maskette loses to Firestone in the Aqueduct Handicap. Firestone, ridden by Shilling, jostles for the lead and overtakes Maskette in the stretch. Olambala finishes third. Keene suspects soft track conditions affected Maskette’s performance.
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Sam Hildreth
Maskette
Olambala
Keene
Firestone
Latoma Race Day Highlights Across Tavortes and Outsiders
At Latoma meets on October 7, Tavortes and outsiders split the honors with three wins and three losses. Grenade captured the feature event as a heavily played second choice. Huethorpe won the fifth race by pulling clear, then holding on at the post. The crowd turnout was boosted by fair weather and a slow track.
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Latoma
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Huethorpe
Jack Bion
Hatchonan
Mlaralm
Ed Thurgan
Caeon Glet
Wyle Seele
Arian Alee
Morgeth Als’ van
Selline
Renade
U2 Glaénerd
le van Flaming
Una
Ueaond
Plume
Kennedys
Qvelando
Reaper
Canoplan
Morac
Frextord
Canrre Balle
Oral betting to be tried at Oakland track opening
President Thomas H Williams of the California Jockey Club announced Oakland race track will open November 20 for a 60 day meet despite California lower court rulings against the hostile Oli Weiler law. Williams, arriving from New York, has studied Eastern tracks where oral betting replaced the old system and the Western tracks are expected to adopt the new method.
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Oakland
Efornia
Thomas H. Williams
New California Jockey Club
New York
Williams
Horse Races Feature Large Entrant List and Lame Statter
A crowded card lists numerous entrants including Dion Kerr, Tommy Wright, and Tom Bone for mounts at Latonia and surrounding venues. Jockeys Dabe Ta lor and Forest Hawk are noted with planned riders, while 7 Tim McGHU pulled up lame in the steeplechase, signaling a dramatic day of racing.
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Ring
Dion Kerr
Ral
Parris Autumn Seat
Dabe Talor
Dittenderfer
Forest Hawk
Tommy Wright
Topright
Tom Bone
Tim McGhu
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