Dainty First by Head Wins Ocean Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Dainty with Hilde aboard won the Ocean Handicap at Sheepshead Bay one mile, time 1 38, paying 4 to 1. Alana Dale led to the stretch before Lyne moved Hiki brand, and Dainty finished a head ahead. Merry Lark won the second race in a fast sprint, with Zo gallant and others in a large field. bets rose to 33,000. Agile captured the Sapphire Stakes in a driving finish, Handzarra second, Bedouin third. Fourth race saw Danteitt win the Ovan Handicap at one mile, with Alana Tale second and Dolly Spanker third. Fifth race featured Dappla Gold taking the Auditor handicap, while Merry Pioneer and Gravina followed. Sixth race, a one mile and a half turf handicap, went to Storthoes ahead of Farnish and Argland. Multiple races and entrants listed with odds and times.
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Dainty
Hilde
Brand
Sheepshead Bay
Alana Dale
Lyne
Hikibrand
Agile
Handzarra
Bedouin
Heart's Deusire
Burns
Merry Lark
Martin
Framotor
Orimmina
Glipin
Noetem
Time
Workman
Highborn
Brush Up
Bisque
Jerry
Loretta
Delranta
Sreentrical
Sreentrical, Star Lill Roseman Kane
Rossbourne
Surtalee
Putunts
Burn
Handgarra
Hoffer
Shaw
Feart
Woodsaw
Blucher
Stright
Danteitt
Ifsidebrand
Alana Tale
Dolly Spanker
Redfern
Jessup
Arlgand
Duupie
Flamula
Dick Bernard
King Pepper Cottege Maid
Lord Melbourne
Atwood and
Sais
Letila
Brookiymte
Patette
Hydrangea
Gulf Course
Grandpa
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Baul
Cnurre
Padadana
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Jack Lory
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Eugenia Burch
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Claver
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Driftwood
Lindsay Gordon
Sir Ralph
Galiownes
Legatese
Palm
Allan
Reseible
Stonewall
Eagle and
Brooklynite
Boline
Pass Hock
Eanh
Tokalon’s Great Race at Harlem Handicap
Tokalon, W Fuller's filly, won the Twentieth Century handicap at Harlem in 1 mile 3 furlongs 4 1 8 seconds, beating Huzzah by six lengths. Miss Crawford was third, just a nose ahead of Prince Silverwings as nine horses started. Weather clear, track fast. Tokalon's time near the world record for the distance.
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W. Fuller
Tokalon
Harlem
Huzzah
Miss Crawford
Prince Silverwings
Ieader
Hunrah
Miss Crawford To
Aleei
Allegiance
Pemberton
John E. Owens
Dominique You
Hangyice
Cordnatlla
Cardigan Tell
Aubuchon
McIntyre
Larsen
Copper
McGee
Haviland
Peter Paul
Harney
Preston
Wor
D. St. Moore
Seamster
Bluemint
Mrol
Barkermore
Jin Hale
Doctor Stephens
Cerat
Benson Caldi
Sarntla
Durbar
Norel
Cackayotte Alao Rom
Mims Inet
Uie'geeen
Portsmouth
Anburton
the Mist
Henrs
Lady Lasea
Lawler
J. B. Smith
Centigram
R. F. Willams
iSeamster
Nien
Doelle
Mary's Gallant
Nappy Jack
Ralph Resse
Etkersall
Janet
San Jeae
Envoy
Seasick
Taresgla Belle
Red Raven
Porere Grande
Phil
Handy
Cleera
the Gadfly
Misa Deuce
the Lady
Fossil
Captain Arnald
William Wright
Fantasta
Tha Fog
Creatfallen
Sad Sem
Pickaway
Singing Matter
Steat Water
Fly Lady
John Imulaki
Lord Dixon
Monte
Devout
Horse Racing Odds and Purses From Sixth and Seventh Races
One Way and Before priced at 10 cents each for Big Beach Mc Clellan and Klingman 96 each. Sixth race one mile lists Soldier of Fortune Proofreader 112 each with Fortusy La Chaperone Arab and Tellfare 109 each. Seventh race one and one eighth miles shows Major Mansi 108 Eixclamation 104 Ben Chance 99 Volla 98 Juaque La 9 Alma Dufour 4.
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McClellan
Klingman
Soldier of Fortune
Fortusy
la Chaperone
Major Mansi
Eixclamation
Ben Chance
Volla
Juaque la
Alma Dufour
Boaster Wins Labor Day Handicap at Del Mar Park
In the Del Mar Park opener at St. Louis on Labor Day, Boaster under top betting, paired with The Regent, narrowly defeats Mafalda by a nose in the mile seventy yard Labor Day Handicap worth 2600 to the winner. Toby Tosa, the favorite, lands third as Mafalda edges The Regent with a late surge. Colonel Simpson also wins a fast track opener at Kenilworth Park, Buffalo, on the same program.
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St. Louis
Mafalda
Regent
Boaster
Colonel Simpson
Col. Simpson
D. Austin
Meretta
J. Conway
Ethel Spride
Davisi
The
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Hello Girl
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Zuteika d'Or
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Howell
Flyer
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Algonquin
Guanetia
Hen Lear
Behoose
First Chip
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Bile
Mite Betty
Anderson
John Dorle
Foley
Rice
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Tryon
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Booster
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Watson
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Pathos
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H- Anderson
Ries
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Young
Ims
Rose Court
Kitty G
Caterpillar
Mise Manners
Lustig
Mal Lowery
Jake Ward
Olympic pool world record events bright in St Louis
The world Olympic renewal swimming events continued in St Louis with entries from Hungary Germany and the U S The one mile championship saw EK Gausch of Germany beat the world mark with 87 18 5 and win by 35 yards The tournament also included 200 yard and half mile races with multiple nations represented and a water polo match won by New York Athletic Club over Missouri Athletic Club 4 0 Archie Murray of Southeast Washington defeated Albert Maher in a 17 minute 20 second wrestling bout at the Potomac Athletic Club
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United States Lifesaving Corps
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Germany
EK. Gausch
Charles Rubert
New York Athletic Club
Wendy E. Rausch
G Kiss
Budapest
Francis Galley
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Thies
Zoltan Holoway
M. Daniele
New York
Athletic Club
J. See¢e Leary
Olympic Cid
Jamison Hardy
Chicago
Y. Mt. O
New York Athletic
Missouri Athletic Club
Murray
Maher
Archie Murray
Washington
Potomac Athletic Club
Albert Maher
Brightwood
Dariel Fails to Break Record at New York State Fair Track
Syracuse Sept 5 The New York State fair race meeting opened with cool weather and a large crowd. Dariel failed to beat the 2 02 1 4 mark in the stretch after clocking 30 1 2, 1 00 1 4, and 1 31 3 4 for the opening fractions. Multiple heats and races followed with winners Ambleton, Beau Ideal, Adverta, Virginia Mae, and Queen Wis among others, times hovering around 2 10 to 2 24 for pace and trot divisions.
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N. Y
Dariel
Ambleton
Mary Lee
Lissie W
Mixed Wood
Royal Lime Alee
Beau Ideal
Bedetta
Mattie Lynn
Holt
Lady Yona
Bonnie Lass
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Alee
Flearantun
tro—Adverta
Roxy I
Nyanza Wood
Virginia Mae
B. E. Smathers
Ben
Queen Esther
Higginson
Leach Boy
Queen
Wis
Promise
Miss Whitney
Bem
Stanley Dillon Defeated in Grand Circuit Race at Charter Oak Park
Hartford Sept 5 Grand Circuit meet opened before 8000 fans at Charter Oak Park with Bad News winning the 2:16 trot heat sequence and Robert McNorrie narrowly taking the final money over Direct View after Stanley Dillon broke early. Norrie and Direct View earned top placements while Hopper won the 2:14 trot heats.
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Conn
Charter Oak Park
Rosewood
Stanley Dillon
Kid Geers
Robert Mc Norrie
Direct View
Nella J
Hopper
Euxenite
Coastman
Fannie
Mosher
Walker
C. m
A. Merrifield
Nancy H
Blk. m
F. Hudson
John McEwen
B. x
Nuckola
Aana Margaret M
Br. m
W. Snow
Furay
CH. Piper
Dixie Wilkes
VI. m. CF. Reynold
Robert Me
McRoberta— Hattla
Hector Wilkes
P Jolly
Norrie
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D. Ba Ryder
B. G
Ed Geers
Métallas
Millard Sanders
Beg
Aley
Bik. G
M. Bayles
Henry Mac
Be. G
Benyon
Regatta Close Highlights Union Club Win in Junior Octuple Sculls
Seventy entrants fueled the fifteenth annual Middle States Regatta Association finale on the Harlem River. The Union Club of New York took the landmark Junior Octuple Sculls, the first such race in the United States, using paired sculls. Other winners included Ravenswood and Potomac clubs, with Atalanta taking the senior double sculls and Toronto’s Argonauts claiming the intermediate eight.
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Middle States Regatta Association
Harlem River
Union Club
Atalanta
Philadelphia
Titus
Duffield
Detroit
Association
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Union
Staten Island
Potomac Boat Club
Washington
Malta
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Ravenswood
Long Island City
East
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Baltimore
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Penn Barge
Metropolitan R. C
Atlantic B. C
E. Shepheard
RH. U
Long Inland City
Jackson
Palisade B
Yonkers
Rosedale B. C
Hoboken
N. J
Valencia
Harry S. Grant
Nassau BR. C
W.it
Pmtagerald
Pallende B
St Josephs Crew Triumph in New England Labor Day Regatta
Boston report notes no records broken at the sixteenth annual Labor Day regatta on the Charles River. Senior four oared race featured Jeffries Point A A and St Josephs A A, won by the latter by half a length. Several races interrupted by oar breaks. Phinney of East Boston A A tipped over in novice singles. Multiple event winners listed with times, including intermediate four and junior double sculls, and victories by Riverside B C, Columbian A A, and East Boston A A B C clubs.
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Boston
Mass
New England Association of
Charles River
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
St. Joseph's Athletic Association
George H. Phinney
East Boston
A. A. Boatlub
E. J. Kearn
Washington Coat Club
Fred R. Peterson
Riverside B.C
St. Joseph’s A. A
Jeffrres
Riverside B. C
East Baston A. A. B.C
East Boston A. A. B.C
Jeffries Point R.A
St. Alplhionsus Association
TriState Tennis Tourney Opens Second Day Action
Cincinnati tennis fans watched over thirty matches on day two as Beals Wright of Boston and Albert Foster of Waverly Ohio provided the feature. Wright defeated Koster 6-1 6-1 in men's singles while Miss Myrtle McAteer of Pittsburg and Miss Maria Welmer of Washington won the women's doubles 6-2. Also reported are results from men’s singles rounds, men’s doubles, women’s singles, and women’s doubles. Separately, the New Haven investigation into Louise Dubois’s death continued with Coroner Mix planning to examine lungs and question the suitor Erve at Newark. The body was buried in South Meriden.
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Beals Wright
Boston
Albert Foster
Waverly
Ohio
Wright
Koster
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Maria Welmer
Washington
Miss Bergin
Misa Dodd
C.D. Miller
James Kidney
Roy Miller
Ernest Diehl
Hugh Bates
W. A. Fleet
E. Rawson, Jr
T. W. Stephens
D. F. Edwards
W. Leonard
New York
Walter Kaeler
Waldner
Chicago
J. & Pieer
Arthur Low
W. T. Chambers
M. T. Ackerland
John Neely
Mark Mitchell
James Adamson
Dayton
J. J. Rawe
Robert le Roy
N L. McDiarmid
N. Russell
Smith
Trux Emerson
Carl Little
Nelson Peebles
L. H. Waidner
Frank Garrison
William Hepple
Howard Seaton
Nat Emerson
Robert Gohngen
Maxwell Long
Alpert Gers
Henry Held
O. & Dunlap
Charles Farber
George Bisnchard
Dorothy Kelloge
Misa Ruth Kintarson
Nellie Murdoch
Marie Welmer
Hilda von Steinwehr
Carrie Neeley
Rae Chandlee
Miriam Steever
Martha Kinsey
Winona Closterman
Emily Wyecksham
Winona Cloeterman
Miss Neeley
Mina Pendleton
Misa Kellogg
Mias Harcourt
Mies Hunt
Mias Murdoch
Misa Gutealt
Mina McAteer
Misa Welmer
Misa Belden
Mins Dodd
New Haven
Conn
Louise Dubois
Woodmont Shore
Mix
Erve
Newark
Miss Dubois
South Meriden
Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Quick Cure
Advertises Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy claiming rapid relief from dyspepsia heartburn and gastritis. Promises digestion restoration and nerve health, asserts European origin and sole American rights, urges mail requests for pamphlet and case history.
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McDermott
Europe
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh
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Maxwell's Yankee Wins Larchmont Regatta Sloop Class
J Rogers Maxwell's seventy-foot sloop Yankee won her class at the Larchmont Yacht Club fall regatta in New York. She beat Cornelius Vanderbilt's Rainbow by 9 minutes 31 seconds and William K. Vanderbilt Jr's Virginia by 13 minutes 57 seconds. Weetamoe led the sixty-foot class for Henry F. Lipppet of Providence, and Atlantic beat Vergemer by 3 minutes 3 seconds.
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Yankee
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
J. Rogers Maxwell
Larchmont Yacht Club
Rainbow
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Weetamoe
Henry F. Lippett
Providence
R. I
Nepla
A. Bostwick
Vergeesher
Wisot
Marshall
Educational Information Bureau Catalog List Continues
The Post's Educational Information Bureau in Washington, D C lists catalogues on file from numerous colleges, schools, and preparatory academies across the United States. Institutions include Georgetown University, Columbian University, Mary Baldwin Seminary, Virginia Military Institute, Brown University, Dartmouth, St. John’s College and many others with more names added to the growing file.
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the Critéry
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Miss Wallace
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Gunston Institute
Stuart School
Virginia
Augusta Military Academy
Locust Dale Academy
Operative Female School
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Bethel Military Academy
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St. Alban’s Behcai
Gloucester Academy
Hampton Institute
Virginia Military Institute
Andrew Small Academy
Bowling Green Seminary
McGuire’s University School
Richmond College
Virginia Inciite
Chenapeate Academy
Cluster Springs Academy
Temperance Industrial Institute
Co-operative Female School
Stonewall Jackann Institute
College of William and Mary
Randolph Macon Academy
Woodbury Forest
University College of Medicine
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Roanoke College Valley Female College
Danville Miliary Academy
Fauquier Institute
Pantons Academy
Holderness School For Boys
Dartmouth Medical School
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Joseph Seminary
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Ohio Military Institute
Uniag Biblical Seminary
Academy of St Mary
Hiram College
Art Academy of Cincinnati
Jacobs Business College
Western Reserve Seminary
Ohio
Western Trifernity Pennellvania College For Women
Heidelberg University
Washington & Lee University
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Brown’s Univ. School
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Pendleton Duval
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EB Stuart
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B. Young
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Golf at Baltusrol opens with preliminary matches
Contests on the Baltusrol links in Short Hills New Jersey begin today as the championship tournament starts tomorrow. Notable results include Walter Travis losing to C. F. MacDonald and Percy Fyne in best ball. Egan and Egan won their best ball match, while Byers and Carnegie defeated Frew and Perin. James and Reinhart beat Byers and Ormison. Tillinghast defeated Perin in singles.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
C. F. MacDonald
Garden City
Percy Fyne
Princetone
Walter Egan
Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Chicago
Walter
George Lowe
Chandler
Findlay
Douglass
Walter Wyan
E.M. Byers
W. C. Carnegie
Pittsburg
W. Frew
St. Andrews
Oliver Perin
Baltimore
Louis N. James
I. O. Reinhart
Baltusrol
B. M. Byers
George A. Ormison
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia
H. W. Perin
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