Play Their Annual Game Between Home Talent And Club Friends
The Washington cricket club staged an annual match at Chevy Chase Circle, favoring home talent. Captains led a largely home lineup with limited batting strength, resulting in an even contest before an interrupted day.
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Washington
Chevy Chase
Walington Cricket Club
Meniters
Aroadas
Ghevy Chase Circle
Eni Dtybla
Bts
Maten
Mey
Tom Adam
Victora
Davishott
Cov
Batamen
Bering
Tinley
Evan
Regatta success marks tenth annual event with tight finishes
New York and Exeter racing groups conclude the tenth annual regatta with close outcomes across multiple divisions. Winners include Philadelphia clubs and intercollegiate crews, amid delays and high attendance. A double-header basketball exhibition in National Park looms as Jamestown motor race postpones to Thursday due to heavy traffic and boat-owner delays.
Jamestown Track Opens with Pair-Sized Crowd at New Course
Norfalk Va Sept 2 Racing on Jamestown Jockey Club’s new quarter mile track opened with a crowd near 1000 for six events. Virginia Maid and Garter were popular, betting slow due to a misunderstanding as the third race was scrapped and two-year-olds Bayou Lark Silver Brosk and Baget ran instead. A strong entry list from Fort Erie and other places foreshadows a bustling thirty day meet.
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Washington
Fort Erie
Othr
Woward
Gordan
Gel
Eye
Spandinei
Helen
Glia
Cook
Jahamnesen
Mayiarry
Alegre
Rely
Moa Calabash IL
Ted Wee
Gookmns
Beale Wing Aid Yathanalee
Serth Mack
Hayes
Uheaé Alge
Inauguration monde Rett King of the Valley cadlan
Spurious OCR readout lists names and phrases with scattered places and events. The readable parts mention an inauguration and several personal or team names, but details are unclear. The item reads like a damaged local notice or column fragment with no coherent report or outcome to summarize.
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Pinsace Arie Ath Macntbye
Arle Grien
Rett
Janeer Reval Wa Beck
Winners and futures from Sheephead Bay racing meet
Suburban Handicap winner Keator led from start at Sheepshead Bay, piloted by Archibald, beating Wave Crest and Pimlico Farast Hawke. In the Autumn Maiden Stakes Jim Gaffney led until late, Knapp overtook to win by a head, while Keator and Sanguine triumphed in other stakes amid several upsets, with Wave Crest awarded a race after a disqualification.
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Sheepehead Bay
Keator
Hamoaolla
Archibald
Lawrence P Daley
Nica
Nealon
Knapp
Cagtrian
Hiner
Wave Crest
Miller
Pimlico Farast
McGabe
My Grace
Nellener
Lizzie Fiat
Weeda
Norfolk Garters
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Mefferman
D Rely
Benjamin
Hefferman
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Virginia Maldikeya
Fort Erie
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E Martin
Moreland
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Minder
Ato
Edgaley
C Riley
Linda Hake
Montreal
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Paprika
Judge White
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Whilte
King Folly
Keaior
Martin
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Mari Anony I
Creseloa
Harner
Evan
Lady Anne
Yorkin Garden Shore
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Kistlens
Ina Rap
Belond Rach
Megelecharo
Archibalds
Dupee
Pavelke
Elugee
Earity
Oure
Lawrence F Unley
Niew Bote
Jim” Gamney
Oson
Vta
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Deniroum
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Baniwetner
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Imottaler
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Alfred Noble Srwiley Barbett
Tesh City
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Rand Op
Dandelion
Miran Ato
Bescon
Aird
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Gator
Carthage
Teamceo
Ste
Andy Nardage
Hall Mulige
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Aie
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Branoen
Retin
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Buturky Conve Wava
Fia
Mion Folly
Ate Banta
Marthe Foun
Gwdena
Walter Milter
Dubois 18 Lucky 2 Sheepshead Bay Race Notes
Race summary from New York area racing page detailing horses like Hornewat Roseman Agalatior Hroumdate Rymon and notable connections. Mentions Nealon at Twin City Handicap and the track’s betting action with Liverpool influence and selectors Salem and Washington Park. Contains results, odds and prices, and notes on the pacing and betting trends of the day.
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Sheepshead Bay
Ceat
Ell Agen
Nore Eat
Hornewat & Roseman
Agalatior Fis
Rymon
Dinette Na Feming
Latus
Firastous
Riclophone
Ariaena
Apan
America
Alann
Ames Quad Io
Tires
Tod
Arima
Weoletens
Clare Husgell
Lady Karsoy Anhalt
Vaquero
Tom Dotan
Thorne
John Mare
Dangla Stafford
Royal Ocean
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Naewinders
Washington
New York
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Nota
Ghrein
Nealon
Charles Sosurmese
Charles Howard
Soratane
Howe Uw
Ewan Mt
King of the Valles
Iowa
Cane Por
Paul Clifford
Bota
Jada Denton
Nealon Scores Again in Autumn Maiden at Sheepshead Bay
Nealon wins the Autumn Maiden feature at Sheepshead Bay before a holiday crowd carrying top weight. The race saw Jim Gaffney beaten by a rank outsider amid muddy footing as heavy rain affected the track. Farrell rode the winner, with disputed late motion and a postrace fault claim discussed. Top sale at the yearling auction included Pirate of Penzance filly for 2000 and Balvidere half-sister for 3400, reflecting brisk betting and strong prices despite the downpour.
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Sheepshead Bay
Jim Gaffney
Becauan
Frank J Farrell
Mather
Ike
Hin Ae
Farrell
Auilivana Nave
Swinson Jean
Lewisohn
Alderman
Gaffner
Ana Ethere
Knapp
Parrell
Ald
Daley
Gaffney
Sheepshead
Bileen
Pirate of Penzance
Inez
Balvidere
Mazagon
Allie
Navarro
Ciog
Dancy
Baralclah Park
Fa Perel
Mare and Rider Star in Pimlico Races
Jockey McCabe rides five mounts at Pimlico with four wins and a second as Bella of Jessamine dominates the meeting by winning all her starts. Halle of Jessamine wins two races, and Whipperpool and other contenders deliver competitive finishes in a day of tight finishes and noted performances.
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Frost
Pimlico
Bella
Jessamine
RW Walden
St George
Flrea
Halle
Ketchel Wins In 31st Round Heavyweight Fight
In San Francisco on September 2, Young Ketchel of Butte defeated Joe Thomas of San Francisco in the 31st round after a brutal 45-round bout. Ketchel scored knockdowns and stinging blows to stomach and jaw, while Thomas showed grit and boxing skill but could not rise after the final knockdown. Ketchel remains champion with a decisive finish and claims no equal in the welterweight division.
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San Francisco
Colma Bertween Jos Thomas
Young Ketehel
Butte Foot
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Thomas
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Thomea
Ketshel
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Accident mars sport at Oakwood Driving Park Bay Shore
Two gentlemen riders were seriously injured when a horde fell during races at Oakwood Driving Park in Bay Shore Long Island under Tay Shore Morse Show Amaca ton. Dion Kerr fell from Ardetts during a steeplechase as it jumped four barriers and was unconscious. HL Bell, riding Gold Brand, was unseated when the horse fell and broke its neck. the rider was badly hurt. Dion Kerr is son of Dr James Kerr of New York City, a familiar figure in club and social circles.
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Ardetts An
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Dion
Jamez Kerr
Thin City
Club
Sunial
Keene Admits Losses In Turbulent Racing Venture
New York Sept 2 James F Keene says despite his horses earning large sums he has not profited from racing ventures. In an interview he states he would not advise starting a breeding and racing establishment to make money. He notes years where costs exceeded income by large margins and cites numerous unenumerated challenges.
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New York
James F Keene
Keen
Jimmy Gardner Tops Fitzpatrick in Second Round Fight
Jimmy Gardner of Lower Masa defeated Dick Fitzpatrick of Chicago in the second round after forty two seconds. Fitzpatrick did not land a significant blow while Gardner dominated, earning a decisive win in the arena on September 2.
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Dick Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Fort Wnojne
Jimmy Gardner
Lower Masa
Fitzpatrick
Jockey Williams Barred From All Tracks Nation Wide
The Jockey Club stewards ruled off Williams after a formal investigation into his riding on horses Carthage Woolstone and J Little Turner. Williams, one of the last prominent Black riders on the metropolitan circuit, had ridden for Will Tennings and other stables before a late early career downturn and subsequent suspension. He is barred from any track under Jockey Club rules or recognized associations, effectively ending his riding career on the major circuits.
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New York
Jockey Club
Empire City
Rcutting Club
Yonkers
Lucy ‘Williams
Williams Ween
Williams
Carthage Woolstone
J. Little Turner
Leroy William
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Last Weapon
Satunt Tmery
Trotting Races Disappoint Brightwood Crowd Yesterday
A thousand people attended the Brightwood trotting event yesterday but the day yielded no additional horse racing to draw crowds. The advertised races included an old-time harness event and a spaniel race, with times listed for several horses in the program despite a lack of overall excitement.
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Brightwood
Montreal Race Ends In Photo Finish At Champ De Mara
Montreal September 2 The Champ De Mara Stake produced a narrow finish between Schroeder Midway and Ifall with Midway narrowly beaten. Early leader George 8 Davis set a quick pace as Goldstein chased a fast opening and Schroeder Midway rallied to win by a nose under a strong drive.
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Squires To Box Sullivan in San Francisco Bout
Jack Sullivan arrived in San Francisco and was matched with Australia’s Squires at Daffroths Minion Street Arena on a Saturday afternoon. Squires offered to bet 1000 on the side but Sullivan refused, saying he does not back himself in blaring engagements and wants to show the American public he has faith in himself and does not seek losers in any match.
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Jack (Twin) Sullivan
San Francisco
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Squires
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Tatil
Papke In First Round Fight Ends Quick in Methuen
Billy Papke of Spring Valley Falls knocked out Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence in two and a half minutes at Glen Forest Park Methuen. About eight hundred spectators watched as an early clash led to a decisive jaw blow and swift finish.
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Maas Sapt
Billy Papke
Spring Valley Falls
Tommy Sullivan
Bod Persons
Glen Forest Park
Methuen
Martit Flaherty
Boston
Fort Erie Meeting Closes Amid Transportation Shortfalls
The Fort Erie season ends after a closing race won by Ex citement marking a curtailed meeting. Plans to extend the meet were dropped due to insufficient transport facilities. The card featured several races with notable performances and placements from horses including Mim Tigllant and Ex citement, with detailed results and times across the day's program.
Regatta on the Charles River Under New England Rowing
Boston event September 2 featured wind and rain as races under the New England Amateur Rowing Association produced strong results. The senior double sculls were won by H S Bennet and A Warnock of the Springfield Best Club, national champions in singles, beating HK Blackman and L J Taciele of St Josephs Athletic Association. Junior singles went to JL Ryan West and Bou Clad Benton. Senior double honors claimed by the Springfield Boat Club crew Bennet and Warnock.
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Charles River
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Sells
H S Bennet
A Warnock
Springfield
HK ‘Blackman
L J Taciele
Bt ‘Josephs Athletic Association
Charles
Ryan West
Bou Clad
Benton
Post Bostos Athjetic Association
Kelley IW Poor Form At Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk reporters note Dan Kelley of the University of Oregon placed second in a 10 yard dash amid Labor Day events at the Jamestown Exposition. The page lists several racers and results with fragmented names and times, reflecting a busy track schedule and local standings.
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Norfolk
Wno
Dan Kelley
University of Oregon
Percy C. Ashby
Hasmoga
Dan Gray
Dan Kevey
Gus Mis Rus le Carty
Berto Ky Sun
Hreyer Baltiaore
Running Bros
C. “S. Kameal
Norfolk Teat
Het Lechen Wirtchunst
Len
Renéiean
Tee Jachen
New World Record For One Kilometer By Loraine Dietrich
Sept 2 in Geneva the autoboat Loraine Dietrich set a world record for one kilometer with a standing start, covering the distance in one minute and one second. It also completed one mile in one minute and fifty one and three halves seconds. Grand Circuit races postponed in Hartford due to heavy rain. card rescheduled for tomorrow.
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France
Loraine Dietrich
Leake Geneva
Hartford Conn
Charter Oak Fark Ibis
Bomoerrow
Fourth Company Wins Naval Academy Rowing Race
Fourth Company of midshipmen at Annapolis defeated crews from other companies in the annual one mile race. The finish was close with the Fifth Company a few feet behind. Third Company took third place. Prizes changed from medals to liberty from Academy grounds on September afternoons for the winning crew. Brevecta, Italy. Cagno driving an Htalisaobus won a grand prize gold cup valued at $5000 in a 486 kilometer race lasting 4 hours 46 minutes 46 seconds with fourteen entrants. Summer colds noted.
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Midshipmen
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Tter Company
Academy
Womnemtay
Uberty
Cagno
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