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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1905

Page

7

When Amsterdam Carpet Makers Flocked to Saratoga for Sanford’s Horses

A nostalgic reminiscence recalls turf era figures like Stephen Sanford and the Amsterdam carpet mills, whose workers packed Saratoga during carded races. The piece recalls Imp the Chillicothe mare, Boney Boy, and other fan favorites, highlighting community fervor and the enduring romance of home bred racers.

Stephen Sanford Amsterdam Saratoga Spa Sanford Amsterdam Carpet Mille Caughnawaga Molly Brant Mohawk II Plimgoll Chillicothe Ohio New York Harness & Brosman Trever Lies Wagher Foundling Buss Boney Boy Virginia Algol John Schorr Memphis Tennessee Lucky Baldwin Sierra Nevadas Yellow Tail Chicago McChesney Hermis

Knights Tournament Aids St Ignatius Church Oxon Hill Md

A large sum of money was raised at a charity tournament for St Ignatius Church Oxon Hill Maryland. The event featured a banner opening address by Easby Smith, multiple knights, prize awards, a coronation of Miss Rosa Filgate as queen, and a post‑event supper and dance concluding after 1 a.m. Attendees included residents of Anacostia and nearby areas with dignitaries and church leaders praising the effort.

St. Ignatius’ Church Oxon Hill Easby-Smaith Sumi- Wand St Ignatius Wharch Oxon Hil R A Heiskell Easby-Smith Thera Beng Wity Ancastia Bridge Hsts Wiliam Miller Joseph Palmer Alonzo Seiber J F Basil Blandford Willam L Herron Robert Langte Lucien Blove Will Farmer Thomas Tisan Amos McNey John W Fowlar Thomas Lyons Ro A Heiskell L. P. Love W EL Herron Joe Blandford R. Langley Heaiskell Mr. Love Rosa Filgate Enor Lille Schultz Mma Erum Lotte Scheuch Lizzie Els Tere J. E. MecRea, Jr Prince George County

Bookmakers Day At Ft Erie Races Reported

Continued from first page a list of horses and odds with Ora Viva winning the sixth race and Sweet Jane taking the seventh in a short course steeplechase. Bets show Mazel Baker and The Four Hundred among contenders with Time and Lalas also noted.

Pa de le Crearver Mazel Baker Serun Lalas Ora Viva von Fellen Leaf Annie Alone Covid Sweet Jane Lord Radnor Reecond Zarba

Sheepshead Bay Racing Entries One Mile Selling Race

Today's entries list the one mile selling race for three year olds and up at Sheepshead Bay with entrants Sals Lord Badge Orthodox Israelite Arsenal Maidh of Timbuctoo Destiny Invader Tight Note The Lady Rohesia Daisy Green Brome Wing Bonvier Virgo Ursogs Noralight Sheen Sccopd tace Three quarters of a mile main course with ages Roseben Grenada Goole Urfah Alwin Burleigh Royal Window Pretension Monanodor and others in the field.

Sheepshead Bay Sals Lord Badge Arsenal Maidh of Timbuctoo Destiny Invader Lady Rohesia Daisy Green Brome Wing Bonvier Virgo Ursogs Noralight Sheen Sccopd Roseben Grenada Goole Urfah Alwin Burleigh Royal Monanodor

Autumn Futurity Trials and Mixed Race Lineup Summary

Racing card lists numerous horses with weights across six races on Futurity course. Notable entries include Foxy Kane 113, Longbrook 111, Ancestor 110, Midas 93 in early sessions, with High Chance Kinleydale Clarke Griffith and James Red dick at 212 each in The Autumn two year olds. Further fields show Caughawaga 126 Qiseau 117 Spring 114, Right Royal 102, and others across six events, including turf and selling conditions, with multiple two year olds and three year olds competing.

Foxy Kane Ryan Longbrook Ancestor Admutha Midas High Chance Kinleydale Clarke Griffith James Reddick Timber Fardins Athlete McKittredge Juggler Hendicap Elesia Listleay Dodina Bliiott Orthodox Captain Farses Joe Lesser Clevelland the Rhymer Berkelmere Atwood Sack Onatas Thomond Falette Samuel H Harris Jack Young

Rain at Newport Horse Show Sparks Rivalry Victory

The Newport ninth annual horse show opened at the Casino amid heavy rain. Mrs. J B M Grosvenor of Newport won four blue ribbons including ladies phaetons and pairs and ladies saddle horses. Reginald C Van derbilt’s horses took three firsts in polo ponies small pairs and polo pony hacks. Charles W Watson of Baltimore won two blue ribbons in small saddle horses and large single horses.

Newport R. L Casino J. B. M. Grosvenor Reginald C. Vanderbilt

Moody assists Selex. Attorney General buys tickets for benefit

Chicago reports Attorney General William H. Moody, in town on official duties, became the first to purchase tickets for a benefit baseball game honoring manager Frank G. Seles of the Chicago National League club. Moody, a baseball enthusiast, once led a Haverhill club. Vanderbilt's Matta wins at St Cloud.

Chicago William H. Moody United States Frank G. Seles Moody Haverhill, Maas Mr. Seles

Cleveland Wins Five in Heavy Track Joint Meet

Chicago September 4 Seven intercity races at Washington Park on a heavy track produced five Cleveland wins. Morning Star won the Chicago Cup Stake defeating Frank Wilson with Lady May also starting. Other event winners included Belle Ime and Prineas of Orange as the day’s results showcased strong Cleveland performance amid scattered placings by Memphis Boston and Chicago entries.

Washington Park Chicago Cleveland Boston Memphis Mr. Billings Morning Star J. G. Bennett Frank Wilson Lady May Lou Dillon Tubular F G. Jones Oj. Parks Devereaux Harry S JF. Meagher Jeesie Roy E. Hanecy H. Schumalbach Clauae CW C Brown Prioresa Arnold Lawson Prinea of Orange C. KK. G. Billings Pittsburg Louise Mar C. H. Werner Hillings J. G Wennett W. A Avery Alexander Joe N Joseph WH Barnes H M Manna Orrin C R H Boggs J. L Rynearson Burness Milsdy O Dreamwold I Frank A Memphin William H R. M. Weaver Surena A. GQ Hartwell

Haverly and two others arraigned for disorderly conduct

Bert Haverly the minstrel Reverly McCutcheon and James J McGill stock broker were arraigned in West Side Court charged with disorderly conduct and assault after a Saturday arrest at Mock s restaurant near Broadway In court Haverly described a joke that caused laughter and an attempted response with a battler and a siphon Magistrate Moss fined the trio $10 each The Sunday Post price note follows.

New York Bert Haverly Reverly McCutcheon West Fortyfourth Strest James J. McGill Broadway West Side Court Mock Forty-second Street Harry Mock Haverly Moss

Brightwood Trotting Meet Highlights Labor Day Racing

Brightwood Driving Park marked Labor Day with three events a 2:80 trot a 2:26 pace and a free for all. Myron H. beat Mr Clark in the 2:30 trot while The Cascade and Sir Electroid led a dramatic free for all. Attendance was strong though track conditions slowed all times six to eight seconds.

Hang C Brightwood Driving Park Thomas P. Baldwin J. J. Robinson J. W. Byrne Charles W. Weaver L. D. Sale Jarvis Brothers Myron H Peter Taylor Mr. Clark M Oppenheimer Almira Grattan Grattan Myron TH Elmira Grattan Harry c Prince A Pee Wee Roy Hal Alex T Dorsey Morrow Hillary Dundee Prince Harry Co Pea Wee Cascade Guy Wilkes Chanty Nutwood Electroid Trotter Electioneer Nellie Sir Thdtfojd Louis Collins Nellie M Thomas Clark Srg Chambera B. m Harry Gr Oh Harold (Dorsay Pringe A Sr G J. Hilleary Pes Wee B. G Alex Chambers HiMesry Collins Nellie Mb Nellie R Bellin W. H. Chambers, Jr M. Oppenheimer James Bean

Interclub Regatta at Broadwater Crowds Witness Close Races

The Interclub Association regatta on Broadwater near Little Falls drew several hundred spectators. Events included novice singles, doubles, association championships, and mixed tandems, with winners from George Washington Canoe Club and Washington Canoe Club among others. The program featured six races and a lighthearted tilting contest, reported in Cleveland Leader style.

Interclub Association Broadwater Little Falls Virginia Sycamore Island H. EK. Barroldson George Washington Canoe Club M. ¥. C. Duehring Interclub Canoe Club J. T. Breeden Stei J. K. Burrups L. Livingstone K. K H. B. Maraton E. A. Schmitt Wash Ington A. P. Talmadge F. R. Whippler High Island H. T. Mreeden Washington Cance Club L. F Eberbech Steel Hebingrod Wieters H. B. Marston A Schmitt Washington Canoe Club Eetond W. H. Smith J. Curl Georges Washington Club Peir Paddies Kenton Canoe Club Bangs

Regatta on Charles River crowns New England rowing champs

Boston hosts the seventeenth annual fall championship regatta of the New England Amateur Rowing Association on the Charles River. Winners include William Duggan of St Joseph's Halifax in senior singles and James A Ten Eyck of Wachusett in intermediate singles. Other victors span Bradford Boat Club Cambridge Riverside Boat Club and St Joseph's Athletic Association with times ranging from 6 20 to 10 59 across single and double sculls and four oared shells.

Boston New England Amateur Rowing Association Charles River William Duggan St. Joseph’s Athletic Association Halifax J. W. Hobbes Joseph McGuire Bradford Boat Club Cambridge Arlington James A. Ten Eyck Worcester Blnglo Acuil Frank Davy Riverside Best Club William H. Long Shawmut Rowing Club St. Joseph's Athletic Association Boaton Athletic Association Patrick Shields West Lynn Boat Club Wachusett Boat Club St Joseph's Athletic Jeffries Point Rowing Association Joseph's Athletic Association Accond Riverside Boat Club Columbia Rowing Avacciation James Juvenal Pennsylvania Philadelphia Frank Vesely Firet Bohkemian Staten Island Boat , Club Toronto Rowing Club New York Sanwanhaka Boat Club Ravenwood Boat Club St. Mary’s Athletic Club

Harlem Victorious in Labor Day Midstate Regatta Dash

The Mid State regatta on the Schuylkill River concluded the rowing season with Harlem Rowing Club winning the junior octuple and Pennsylvania Barge Club taking the senior quarter-mile dash. Notable results include George Rogan of Sheepshead Bay and Vesper Boat Club top finishes, with a dead heat in the intermediate single shells eventually decided in the afternoon.

Juvenal Pennsylvania Schuylkill River Potomac Philadelphia James B. Juvenal Pennsylvania Barge Club Harlem Rowing Club New York Vesper Boat Club Rical Harlem Baltimore William B. Kare F. J. Koch Kiefer West Clayton E&and Daly Petuman Boat Club Washington Fred Beale Bachelore’ Darge Club George Rogan Sheepshead Bay C W Ralph Ariel Rowing Club Altimore Shrepehead Rowing Chup Long Island T. Kleter West Philadelphia Foat Club Seccond Tred Beale Bachelora’ Boat Club Malta Blazen Island Boat Club Filme Bachelors Hiladelphia Pennsylvania Hoat Club Fairmount Rowing Club Philadephia Arundel Rowing Club Union Boat Club Arte! Rowing Club Crescent Boat Clan Veeper Boat Club W. B. Klare Arundel Boat Club F J. Koch Atalanta Boat Club F Frech Pennsylvania Boat Club Hoch University Boat Club Metropolitan Boat Club

Harding Wins Handicapped Golf at Columbia Club

Labor Day on the Columbia Golf Club links saw Dr. H Y T Harding win the bogey handicap trophy with a score of 84 despite a slow course from rain and greens under repair. The event drew over three dozen golfers and featured pairings including Team B versus Original Crackerjack Invincibles.

Columbia Golf Club Brighmwood Avenue H. YT. Harding Col. Hogey Harding L. L. Harban Col. Rogey J. C. Davidson Wert B. W. Woodruff Wilkie Columbia Club T. Pliny Moran Eugene D. Carusi H V. Sanford M. EL Danforth Dr Davis James Baird K. Jackson Henry Waters H. M. Crist Duval E Sullivan MacAdam David Hastings Eugene DB Carnal J. T. Hough H. L. Weat

Coney Island figures in New York criminal lore in old times

The article recalls Coney Island as a setting in notorious crimes and escapes, noting Sharkey’s death-ward departure to Cuba and Tweed’s concealment on the island. It observes local residents’ wary tolerance of famous outlaws and their lack of betrayal during Tweed’s stay.

New York Rebody Treierig Laos Eibher Geed Ordd Imp Metropolitan Coney Island Sharkey Cuba Tweed Mike Norton Fifth Avenue Porto Mico Coney Islanders

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