Eastern League Deadlock Prompts Election Fight
In New York the Eastern League presidency hinges on a two man race between Pat Powers the incumbent and James Price with club owners split over support. Wolverton to manage Orioles and release of players marks a busy meeting as talks turn to election of officers and season opening details.
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Pat Powers
James R
Price
Wolverton Boys
Orioles
New York
Marrone
P. ‘T. Howers
James ‘2
Poce
Howe
Lenz
Hulme
Ters
J. 1 McCatr
Te Chapin
Rochester
Neo Haplen
Baltimore
TJ. Sive
Buffalo
Seaion
Uy L Wiunanaussete
Freder Igiah Jones
Monthal
Clube
Montreal
Cssuey Pall
Unex
Providence
Utr
Montreat
Ergrave
Une
Teague
Ned Wigum
Toronto
J. J. McCeffrey
Dad Doe Kellie
Chapin
John Gaugel
Thoenran
Bochester Chi
Low Tsetse
Mc. Omg
Jersey City
FS Stein
Une Tub
Amlers
Narr Wolverton
Newark
Vahayel St Simhou
American horses in money at Newmarket and St Quen
A report of races at Newmarket England and St Quen France detailing winners and placings. Bayardo won the Limelight Stakes with Perseus II second. Gog won the Kate Carew filly stakes with Kate Carew second and Curraghtown third. Hasty Pudding and Suffragist among starters.
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Bayardo
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
First to Arrive Cuneo Leads Party in Philadelphia
Mrs Cuneo of New Ne joins early arrivals in Philadelphia as New York and Atlanta journalists arrive. The party plans to tour the battlefield and attend a talk by American bears club member at a venue Friday night.
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Busshurs A. Derby
Philiadelphia
Atlanta Journal
Temor
New York
J XN Cuneo
New Ne
Philadelphia
Yorke
Tourmisnough
Somatan Salon
Ty Cub
Hotiy Detter
American Beara Club
Leraid- Mignia Denmun Ational — Automoplia Vidiac Parks
Bagebad Ab
Stallings fired over New York league upheaval roots
Ban Johnson confirmed the discovery of a linping bureau with private detectives and announced George Stallings must leave the Highlanders, a move New York papers have yet to publish, while sport writer Grillo notes Ketchel’s punch and Johnson’s defense, and discusses Jeffries' comeback prospects and training.
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Ban Johnson
Trainor Tuthil
New York
George Stallings
Cacnot
Highlanders
Johnson
Stallings
Bureau
League
Gotham
EQ Grillo
Ketehel
Joinyon
Ketchely Watlop
Johann
Ketenel
Axburg
Jeffries
Burns
O'Brien
Ketchel
Jeff
Ketebel
Bething
Automobile Shows Puzzle In Washington This Winter
TwO auto shows planned in Washington near January face opposition from a pro show committee. Exhibitors include Oldsmobile, Packard, Franklin, Buick, Cadillac, Baker, Waverly. Goodyear wins major tire contract for next year’s Hulck, Oldsmobile, Welch, and Oakland cars.
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Washington
Convention Hall
Nis
Tron & Reliable
Oldsmobile
Matheson, Packard
Pranklin
Buick
Cadillac
Baker
Ard
Waverly
Akron Ohio
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hulck
Welch
Oakland
Tech Blacksmiths crush Central in 27 to 0 contest
Technical High School’s football machine dominated Central at American League Park yesterday afternoon. Farmer starred with long gains and multiple touchdowns as Tech outpaced Central 27 to 0 after 35 minutes of play. Central battled hard but suffered injuries and disarray as Tech’s robust offense and bruising defense controlled the game.
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Central
Wey
Alde Imes
Menefee
Howard
Henry
Reuter
Kirby
Farner
Hamilton
Tech
Coughes
Hecox
Technical
WiItuthia
McCarthy
Farmer
King
Testeree MacDonald
Wechnteal
Rip Central
R. Macon
Entral
Byson
Hullough
White
Benson
Maxwell-Brisco Motor Company
Maxwell
Palmer
Maxtine
Bramilton
Wells
Thirkfeld
George Washington Univrsity Athletic Council
Moe Alumnii
Dougherty
Brooks
Baker
Sommers
Stephenson
Pennsylvania
Fred Nelixon
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Nellson
Wilton Lackaye Wins Steeplechase at Waterway
In a rugged steeplechase at Waterway two jockeys were injured. Saffell sustained a dislocated left arm while Savage Reserve suffered a broken nose. Blue Book, an outsider, defeated high private and the local horse to claim a notable victory.
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Saffell
Savage
Blue Book
High Private
Surprising finish thrills at Pimlico third day of racing
At Pimlico Baltimore on October 26 the third day of racing produced the best performances of the meeting with several upsets. Wilton Lackaye won a tight finish by a nose over Ontario with Elfwi close behind, driven by Guy Burne. Waterway captured the Green Spring Valley Steeplechase handicap while Essex Shows rare speed in a strong showing for the year.
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Baltimore
lGnd of Sport
Pimiico
Fimico
Wilton Lachaya
Guy Burne
Ontario
Elfwl
Wilton Lackaye
Green Spring
Waterway
Vilhalls
Vilhalla
Essex
Ticket of Leave
Soffell
Anasty
Savage
Whaner
W.calveb
Diggice
Heartburs
Pimlico Country
Purae
M. Daly
St . Tr
Galdsceles
Washington
Secuker Dayranort
Rumaz Eers Prise
Blue Bool
Lt ‘Salle
Neultigan
Hore Beaumini
Jemnie
Martin Dayle
Sarnad
Jolly
Deverminea
Beslen
Bilveria
Aninve
Kean
Youne
Mm Garth
Emland
Wina Garth
Crease
Jack McCinn
Wiiton Lacka
Jorkes
Anne W. Wanker
Threekreorton Fubert
Tuma
Tromt
G Rt
Guzton
Cattie
Tadex Haracn
Bly
Leibert
Jeovten
Elssnaine
Feinr
Rush
Daaval
Red
Charley Hell
Yourmir Jase Handlay
Spring Valley
V. Hoyle
Enoliy
Joukey
Ecient Ars Bern
Mtn
bin Dos
Wen
Sar
Saat Dave
Vithaila
Hest
Berpoo
Flekel
Rembald
J. McLaughlin
Little Saint
Rckamaroo
McLaughlin
K. M. Miller
Ramey
Paul Davin
G. Burns
Ilied
Calles
Stoully
Bing
Aid Acumen
Ud Pool Davie
Pimttco D Miles
Valve
Winnet
J. J. Carrols
Borne
Davenport
Philander
Privace
Worm
Maria Davie
Peretch Run
Mart Doyle
Ping
Neenies
Lavente
Aiden
Furtonge
Yale
Ie Lewter
Drivin
Brya
Mawr
St. Sh
Jonkey
Belle Mawr
Jaaha
Helle Mawr
Nizetch
Lovimar
Fauntleroy Dominates at Pimlico Third Day
At Pimlico on October 26, 1909 Fauntleroy, son of Saint, led early and won the Afth event with Go M. Miller second and Medailon third as racing fans witnessed Belle Man, owned by W. P. Burch, claim the final race in front of a crowd fond of historic blue and orange colors.
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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 Special on Baltimore Horse Entries and Races
The Washington Host reports Theo. Cook, a top Amos Torney horse, damaged by a nail before shipment to Baltimore. Jockey Club of Jacksonville official H. B. Brown arrives to receive winter stakes entries. Forty nine events valued from 1 to 5002 dollars await deciding. Statesman owner Gardner expects training next year after a Preakness setback. Kine Bouk set a mile and an eighth track record in 1:52 1/5, beating Bartender’s mark. The Pink Coat steeplechase draws hunt crowd though field likely small with Village starter Courtney Amith’s.
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Washington
Baltimore
Theo. Cook
Amos Torney
Windsor
H. B. Brown
Jockey Club of
Jacksonville
F. &. Gardner
Statesman
Pitticoras
Hectly
W. Dittenderter
Kine Bouk
Licely
Courtney Amith
Keene defeats Maskette as Firestone prevails at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct James B. Keene’s Firestone defeats Maskette by a neck in the $240 handicap. Firestone ran from behind early, overtook Maskette in the stretch, while Olambala finished third amid a tight field. Keene credited track conditions for Maskette’s defeat, while Fitzherbert was scratched before the race.
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Sam Hildreth
Maskette
Olambala
Keene
Firestone
Washington
New York
James BR. Keenes
Maphette
Kern
Maine
Butwell
Olambela
Bex
Aunt Juie
Maunie Keles
Ehaphile
Sane Souci
Alyst Guaré
Racquet
Sandican
Harrigan
Dutwel
Tag
Nou
Kine
Salartia
Im & Fem
Twilight Green
Giang
Tro
Pimne
Shor
King Cobalt
Jacquelind
Sucker
Garner
Ceean
Burem
Mastette
Cross
West
Araseu
Ginee
Queer
Marguerita
Creesy
Callutus
Newt
Wea
Efaer
Gypsy Gil
Latoma Meet Sparks Mixed Field as Tavortes Triumphs
Cincinnati reports a lively Latoma meeting with Tavortes and many outsiders sharing wins. Grenade led in a heavily contested feature while Huethorpe faded late. crowds flocked to the track amid a brisk, fair-weather day.
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Grenade
Latoma
Cincinnati
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
Oakland track to open Nov 20 with 60 day meeting
President Thomas H. Williams of the new California Jockey Club announced Oakland will start a meeting on November 20 lasting 60 days or more despite lower court rulings against the hosts. He has studied Eastern track operations where oral betting replaced the old system and hints Western tracks will adopt the new method.
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Chicago
Oakland
Efornia
Thomas H. Williams
New California Jockey Club
New York
Williams
Horse Race Card Names and Entries at Hampton Court
A crowded list of horses and riders appears for an upcoming race meeting at Hampton Court. Notable entries include Dion Kerr on Ring, Tommy Wright on Forest Hawk, and several other mounts like May River and Tom Bone. A steeplechase entrant Tim McGHU pulled up lame after a recent run.
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Ring
Dion Kerr
Ral
Parris Autumn Seat
Dabe Talor
Dittenderfer
Forest Hawk
Tommy Wright
Topright
Tom Bone
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Technical High Smothers Central
Eastern League
Xochester
Vanderbilt
Montevallo
Carnex
H Evanche
Mrs. Cuneo
New York-Atlanta
Gettysburg
Sporting Comment
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California
White Company
C . Seibold
Whits
Seibold
Akron
Ohio
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Blacksmitha
Meesie, Charles E. Miller & Bro
Fourteenth Street
Young B. A. Tharne
George Wishard
Bryan Shore
Greenwich
Fjord Roadater
Seattle
Charles H. Miller & Bro
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Yew
Huskies
Macon
Spencer
Bendon
Lme
Long Island
Nassau County
George Ainsile
Hudson
Massapequa
Hunter
Reuters
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Aqueduct
Fangue
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Mour Heller
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Rita Tiiot
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la Belle Agnes
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G Lurlong
Charlie Hegrave
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Banacoup
Wayiver
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Aras
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Wie Bason
Smile
Pitz
Hertert
Kings Davehter
Rope Quean
Tack
Beaucoup
Nimbus
Woonermis
Angelus
May River
Sit Clegen
Faray
Chlet Hayes
Colng.tion
Exon
Keadeen
Tortuous
Xmmy Lon
Prim ‘Polly
Way Mcfianald
Baraband
Bannade
Uneeda
Dixie Dem
Locust Bud
Lady Welles
Ametique
Princess Thorpe
Hanuicup TN
Lot
Madiaan
al Fuller
Richard Reed
Bellwether
Katle Powers
Wetgewond
Maid Millitant
Colara
Bucket Brigade
Victoraua
Pocorailes
Lillis Turner
Gronade
Tha Shaugheaun
Trackmeat
Bet EE
Black
H Spraney
I G
Matta
Boward
Pimlico
Eefini
Tor. Gadez
Renaltion
Fharonis
Louisa
Hach
Crott
Picket
Peter Young
Southwest
Mniles
Zace
Reuuert
Cunning
Miss Perigord
Howard Si
Dug Look
Wm. Hahn & Co
7Th & K Sts
N. W. Eliable
Ps. Ave
N. W
SPAP
Blackford
Glasa
Arages
Cindy
Glore
Page
Mamie Algal
McGee
Boca Grande
Mountain
Glasnor
Dargin
McKee
Flirting
Herbert
Stud Pimlico
Salvolatila
McGahey
Witon Lackaye
Grease
Reed
Hughes
McCahey
Grand
Tito Sto
Pter BungeloCe
Ninth and the Avenue
Pimesco
Gwynn R. Tompkins
Warrenton
Louise Weller
Actmen
Sexnarlo High
Aronduck
Emperor Wille
Suilee
Finngbaat
Serdy HD
Clovercraft
Petar Young
Southwant
Sunday Fey
Dreamer
Martin Doyle
Blue Cook
Juggler
Superstition
Enfield
Caaque
High Range
Galley Suva
Billie d Balt
Chartle Hargrava
Freatone
Woodcratt
Eozherbert
McDowell
Hyde
Tim McGhu
Fleman
C. W
The
Atios
New York Ave
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Lyric Theater
Penna. Avenue
W. W
Pittsburg
Detroit
I. Haas & CO
Pe. Ave
Munich
America
Hentia Heer
National Capital Brewing Co
Phoue Lincoln
S.goldheim & Sons
Seventh Street
Penna. Avenue N. W
G. WU
Ayer
Knox
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