Army Horses Beat Society Folk at Pimlico Labor Day Meet
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore reports the Maryland United Hunts closing day drew record crowds. Army officers Gen Henry T Aten Maj Winship Lieuts Rockwell Alexander Graham and Barnett rode in the royal steeplechase won by Gen Cotton. Speculator and Apache galloped to early wins as 43 guests dined at the Maryland Jockey Club clubhouse.
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United Hunts
Gun Cotton
Enniskillen
Speculator
Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland United Fronts
Washington
Philadelphia
United States Army
Henry T. Aten
Maj Winship
Rockwell
Alexander
Graham
Barnett
Komht
Mc Pag
Tony
Dients
Hackwell
Gen Cotton
bin With Shove
Anders Tucher
Prank Stags
Tady Navarre
Martin Sales
Apache
Rascal Die Rachael
Tun
Maremara
Robert M. Taylor
el Oro
Rank
Tsi Pour
Tria Major
Rose FL
Delacare
Billy” Garth
Eos
United Hunts Club
Maryland Jockey Club
Henry T Allen
Don. Allen
D. Gittlogs
Frank J. Bryan
Moryland
Gen Allen
Mag Winship
Gieats Rockwell
Firabum
John Taker
Byvans Tucker
Bo A Tyree
Myrtage
J. Merrymian Black
Jor. Valentine
Woham Mo Manly
Frank of
George Brown
Aml
Stewart Gitings
Frank Stags
Martial
Urs Roel
Navarre
Delphia
Topright
Evear
Apa
Helites
Ata Wader
Cheek
Fibernia
Liles Welles
Mhuaet
Susan Matomary
Maine
Olds
Woward
Gan Marten
Killen
Mahony
Mote
Heteye
Prighistleaden
Wright
Gotch Retains Championship In One-Sided Bout
Gotch defeated Hackenschmidt in straight falls to retain the title. The Russian champion entered with an injured knee and showed fear and fatigue, while Gotch was swift and confident, winning the first fall in short sequence and ending the match with a knee hold and toe maneuver. Hackenschmidt cried in the dressing room, and Referee Smith noted Hackenschmidt appeared nervous and was not in peak condition.
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Hackenschmidt
Backenschmidt
Reno
Jeffries
John Koch
Koch
Watherland
Gotch
Hack
Flarkenschrmidt
Rainers
Goatech
Goich
Trackenschmidt
Ife
Tfackenschmidt
Goteh
Smith
Windsor Meeting Sets Two Track Records Amid Busy Close
Windsor Ont closes a busy meeting with two track records, one for the mile and a sixteenth and another for the mile and a furlong. Question Mark wins his third straight, lowering the latter record by a notable margin. William Garth takes the hurdle chase aboard Andy Chisholm. Simons sells Monsieur X to Edward Hetferer, and R Respess sells Island Queen to P Kandlecamp.
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Windsor
Ont
Question Mark
Wilb
William Garth
Andy Chisholm
Simons
Monsieur X
Edward Hetferer
R. Respess
P. Kandlecamp
Fos Sven
Try
Wecomd Venery Scrome
Rakman Nightall
Rac- Quelket
Alan
Wikom
Tote
Devas
Blackfona
Joo Agin
Out
Sevond Mong
Tee Caner
Tims
Gare Benge
Walter
Wannline
Gagount
Oer Lawbone
Yankee Lore
Win by eleven in rough Rock Creek cricket match
The Dent team captained by Captain defeated the President’s side 81 to 76 at Rock Creek Park yesterday as darkness halted play. McWade Gillmore Callender and Williams batted well for the Dent XI while Morton and Carleton led Captain’s batting. Warren and Morton were the prominent bowlers and Carleton Owen fielded strongly, with Rhodes, Boome, and Willems among the other notable performers.
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Wright
Owen
H. Morton
Twatenin
Morton
B. Warren
Mithira
B. Cannon
A. Morton
Carleton
Willit Norman
Warren
LeGkie
Kensington Wins And Loses In Labor Day Baseball Flings
Kensington defeats Garrett Park 9 to 1 in the opening Montgomery County League game as Te Offutt drives in runs and Beall adds a homer. Washington Grove then beats Kensington 7 to 3 with crucial hits from Coupar and Myers, drawing a large crowd.
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Rockville
Washington Grove
Kensington
Garrett Park
TE. Offutt
Couperd
Myers
Vetendon Artloat Gar Pak
Adams
Keller Ob
Ad Beal
Omdfeld
Damelix
Keltey
Duvall
Rath
Yolok Ib
Onur
Dalley
Awarold Lewis
Onuitnet
TATU
Kenaingtnn
Leo Gto LE Garrel
Park
Ao Tot
Om Har
Offutt
Louis LeDuc
Pltener Beall Hendibee
Tims
Kengtos
ABN
OAK W. Grove Adhola E
Raall
Pbinkerf
Uo Pollock
Whitie
Oakley
Gota Ie Beth Ea Breuss
Strawall Ont Heme
Keneraston Strat Ooost
Wahingim Grays
Pe Hags—Phnamer
Reber
C. Knott
Warthen
Cudpard
Truehase
M Knott
Meers
Kine
Ray
Reed
Murphs
Myers Loudae
Murph
Scott Sets 5000 Meters World Record at 15 Minutes
New York September 4 Louis Scott of the South Paterson Athletic Club set a new world mark in the 5000 meters posting a time of 15 minutes. A second world mark fell in the weight throw as Matt Merath, unattached, hurled the 31-pound weight 33 feet 9 inches, surpassing the previous record of 28 feet 6 inches.
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New York
Louis Scott
South Paterson Athletic Club
Throwig
Matt Merath
Join Flanagen
Charter Oak 2:14 trot crowns Grand Circuit opener
R T C driven by Murphy wins the Charter Oak 2:14 trot in straight heats at Hartford on opening Grand Circuit day. Chatty Direct places second, Gordon Todd third. purses distributed to R T C 5000, Chatty Direct 2500, Gordon Todd 1500, Louis Forest 1000. The 2:16 trot goes six heats with Red up taking three. best time 2:11% by winner in heat two. The Abbe wins all three heats in the 4 pace.
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Gordon Todd
Peter Red
Hartford
Conn
R.T.C
Murphy
Geers
Rand
Chatty Iwirect
Chatty Direct
Louis Forest
Red
Sue D
Pre Tanguay
Abbe
Charter Oak
K. T
Tow Murphy
RT. C
G. Murphy
Chatty Olrect
Tellman
Gordon Tadd
Br. S
Lewis Forest
Bk. Ns
B. S
Mendrickson
A. Lauazy
Bea
Ithe
Preforia
Manuela Pace Fast Mile At Burk Va Labor Day Meet
Two thousand spectators watched the Burk track event where Manuella set a new pace and broke the previous track record of 2:16.3. The open mile and other heats produced exciting finishes with Manuella beating Hal gelding in a close finish. Tom Baldwin started the pacing and Helen B led the runners in a brisk 2:30 pace. Victoria cricket team defeated Frankford by 37 runs in Victoria BC.
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Coppershite
Burk
Harnes
P. J. OkKeefe
Funch
Manuella
Ood Ola Charney
Tom Baldwin
Washington
Uarry Palmer
Helen An
Bel Knight
Hazel Balle
Wrach ‘Ea P
Annie G . Ob
Winifred
boow.Crawford
NK. Fres For All; ¢ Heais
Crawford
Charley Hal
Orblay
Helen B
Lewin
Goldie B
Hugiest
Angle KR
Welburn
Zappone's Golf Cup and Local Matches Report
Golfers from Washington clubs played a busy day across Chevy Chase Bannockburn and Columbia. E M Weaver won the eighteenshore stroke at Chevy Chase while E P Brooke took a first eight victory at Bannockburn and Col Benjamin Al lvord claimed the third eight. Local handicap rounds saw BE P Brooke beat Thomas I W Brown and F O Wolf win by default. Washington Country Club results highlighted Bowie Weedon Campbell and Croissant among top nets as Danforth led the Columbia event with a 73 net after a 98 gross.
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Chevy Chase
White Brooke
Bannockburn
Danforth
Columbia Club
Zappone
Johnson
Washington Country Club
E. M. Weaver
E. P. Brooke
G. T. Cunningham
Col. Benjamin Allvord
Br. Thomas I. W.brown
W. J. Travers
F. O Wolf
W. O. Prentiss
John W. Brawner
BE. T P. Brooke
J. H. Loudon
J. C. Pierson
BE. P. Brooke
Dr. Brown
Mr. Brooke
Virginia
Hi. Bowie
Tom Weedon
W. G. Campbell
G. Campbell Wheeler
BR. Johnson
D. Mackall
Andrewa
V. G. Croissan
Jonson
HR. B. Looker
W. G. Croissant
J. P. Lawrence
H. C. Chamberlain
Robert Farnham
P. L. Hodges
Per
Columbia Country Club
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Chamberlain
Farnham-Hodges
Co. C. van Leer
Henry
Donald Ball
Wimmers
M. E. Danforth
Breens
Kickers
Ball
Bankers and brokers eye renewed activity on local exchange
Local financial news reports a majority of brokers backing a return to vigorous trading after a vacation. discussions focus on American securities in foreign markets, especially Liverpool wheat and corn, the Moroccan situation, Harriman railroad stocks, and a possible Washington clearinghouse examiner. Bankers prepare for Panama Canal trips during the American Bankers Association meeting in New Orleans. Bank clearings for August total 12.55 billion, up 9.7 percent from last year, with Southern cities showing strong gains and New York a notable drag.
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Harriman
New York Exchange
Panama
American Bankers' Association
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Washington
New York City
Baltimore
Richmond
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Atlanta
Augusta
Maron
Coliumbus
Jacksonville
South Atlantic
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
iChicago Board of Trade
New York
Southern Railway
N. B
Birmingham
Mobile
Agherflie
Chattanooga
Memphis
Roanoke
Knoxville
Nashville
Charlotte
Spartanburs
Annieton
California
Greensboro
Durham
Ralefzk Cherlotte
Columbia
Aiken
Florida Paints
Harrisburg
Danville
Charlottesvie
Werrenton
Bloemmont
Brown
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Cincinnati
Loulavile
Indianapolis
St Louis
Chicago
Hinton
Virginia
Springs
Pa. Ave
F St
Union Station
Amd
Washington Southern Railway
Fredericksburg
Lesye Union Station
Datl
Focal
Predericksburg
Milford
Chesapeake Beach
District Inc
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TMG Np
District One
Tome m
District Mire
Paul
Waters
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard
Pullman
Jack
Jackson Rifle
Tampa
Diniog
Pullman Steel
Jachsonville
Augustine
Knights Key
Havana
E. A. Harwood
A. G. Phillins
B. Ryan
Norfolk and Western Railway
Wachinato
Union Stetica
Yoo
Bristol
Norfolk
Dally
Berryville
Luray
Shanen
Oah
Elkton
Wild A. O
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Coast Line
Port Tampa
Fer
Palmetto Limited
New York Ave
Gra. P
Washington, D.C
Ac White
G. Pal W J. Craig, BT
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London Stocks Slide As Berlin Selling Takes Toll
London markets sag with Canadian Pacific down 3 4 points amid Berlin selling and local liquidation. Consols dip 3 16, copper shares weak, Grand Trunk among the laggards. Kaffirs and rubber shares firmer. American issues open irregular then fall on light selling. list shows broad dullness with prices near parity for many issues. Money demand steady. Bank of England absorbs most of new gold.
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Canadian Pacific
Berlin
London
Bank of England
Grand Trunk
Uy Consets
Consos
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Atchison Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Denver and
Rio Grande
Seal Urie
Erie
Tinos Central
Louisville and Nashville
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pta
Ontario and
Western Pennsylvania
Rand
BO Reading
Southern Railway
Southern Hallway
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Live Stock Markets in Chicago and New York
Chicago receipts estimated cattle 18 000 hogs 29 000 and sheep 0 000 with market steady to higher. Beef cattle 6 68 9 25 Texas and Western steers 4 00 7 00 cows and heifers calves 6 50 9 25 hogs 6 90 7 80 mixed 7 10 7 80 good heavy 7 25 7 70 pigs 5 50 7 85 New York cattle 3 066 head steers bulls cows 4 75 6 85 dressed beef easy veals 7 00 10 25 sheep and lambs 16 565 head lambs 4 00 6 53 hogs 7 90 8 10
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Chicago
Texas
New York
Ateera
Kilbane Stops Rivers In Sixteenth Round Knockout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland knocked out Joe Rivers of Los Angeles in the sixteenth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at Vernon. Rivers had led most rounds until Kilbane connected with a hard right to the jaw and a crushing blow to the stomach that left Rivers on the canvas for several minutes before exiting the ring.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Rivers
Kilbane
Hivers
Riverdale and Avalon Heights Split Labor Day Baseball Doubleheader
Riverdale hosts Avalon Heights in a Labor Day doubleheader, losing 9 to 6 then 16 to 4. Batters include Levine MacNeil Keyworth and Kause for Riverdale, Williams Fanning Mason for Avalon Heights, with two lengthy games totaling 3 hours 55 minutes.
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Riverdale
Washington Post
Avalon Heights
Awoure
Abho AE Aholg
Mason
Lusty
al Duntitey
Keyworth
Aj Taylor
MacNeil
Tpelter
Ah Fanning
Dooley
Qusby
Montgomery
Mactingly Williams
Taylor
Kause
Hetty
Williams
Espey
Perkins
Levine
Lusk
Hasex
OM Kause
Wid"plich
Ed Balla
Walton
Fleet Base
Messrs
Knight
Fanning
Abhoae
Ukspey
Poe
Ueig
Matti
Hiams
Ior
Felter
tiKetner
Vo Uoe
Avalon Teights
Coe
Faoning
Blac- Neil
Tolen
Kelles Williams
Feltar
Key
Ketner
MD Hatls
OM MacNeil
Hause
Shrore
Avalon
Messie
Fanning and
Keight
Washington Defeats Cincinnati in Seven Inning Ball Game
Washington printers beat Cincinnati by 6 to 4 in a seven inning post season contest at Cincinnati. Owings and Fetick homered for Washington and Ball pitched effectively before relief by Roher and Sauer. Umpires Dugan and Greenberger supervised a one hour and five minute game.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Union
Washington
Queen City
Capital City
Owings
Fetiek
Abstore
Cincwl
Witkamp
al Fertek
OlSauer
Grennen
Randall
Tiwon Wallerh
Hartmen
Watson
Mathews
Boyd
OU Maddock
Blagg Owings
Roher
Washington Art
Goucher
Ball
Suess
Thornberg Waidelich
Owings Witkemp
Fetick
Rabdall
Maddock
Roker
Su Thornberg
Waldelich
Eliott
bail—Suess
Sauer
Messrs. Dugan
Greenberger
Gene
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Fidelity Storage CO
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York
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Joseph B
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Nelson Wilson
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