Mother Mahree Wins at Timoulay Front in Fourth Race
At Timoulay racesBaltimore report notes favorites held sway with the standout fourth race. Mother Mahree led from the turn, holding off Isa belle H. and Old Bill Bender for a clear win. The Masquerader dominated the first dash at five furlongs, beating Abara and Celtabel. Other results include Pirate McGee and Wodan victors in respective races with Kept pace by multiple horses.
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Joitland
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Grier Faces Pilgrim in Close Balmont Park Finish
At Balmont Park New York on a fast track John P Grier pressed to the front in the last sixteenth of the final race but had to be ridden hard to beat Pilgrim. Rouleau finished third as Elfin Queen faded and Kashmir dropped back early. Bridesmaid won the third race with Questionnaire second and Carpet Sweeper third.
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New York Tax Law Applies to Visiting Baseball Players
Albany Sept 5 Professional baseball players and umpires regardless of club affiliations playing in New York State this year must pay income tax on earnings over 1000 dollars, per Comptroller Eugene M Travis. Those with New York club salaries are exempt for games played outside the state. Tax due next March.
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Betty Blacklock Wins 2:10 Pace at Charter Oak Park
Hartford Conn Sept MA Blacklock won from a field of five in the 2:10 class pacing event on the Grand Circuit card at Charter Oak Park this afternoon. The Black lock mare came from behind taking the last two heats in a four-heat race. The fourth heat saw Todd Echo driver Pit man challenged but Betty Blacklock held speed finishing the final half mile in 1.02. Four other races, including a double team trotting event, completed the day’s program.
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United States Wins All Three Tennis Matches in International Meet
The U.S. lawn tennis team defeated Australia in three events including doubles and two singles in Korast Hills. Johnston and Tilden led in the doubles 6-4 4-6 6-3 while Wallace Johnson beat Lycett 6-4 6-3 and Norris Williams defeated Thomas 6-4 6-3.
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Tilden
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Cissel Seldon Reach DC Doubles Final
Howard Cissel and Bundy Seldon advance to the District of Columbia doubles tennis final at Dumbarton Club courts, facing Howard Hixgon and Jack Dudley after a semis win. Hixson and Dudley beat Dowd and Howenstein to reach the final.
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Secretary Baker Opens US Motor Transport School at Camp Holabird
Secretary of War Baker arrived at Camp Holabird to dedicate the first of four major motor transport schools in the United States. He spoke to several hundred students, greeted by Cal W. D. Chit-Sn and other generals, and was accompanied by his family.
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United States
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Cal. W. D. Chit- Sn
Camp inspection follows informal reception by city leaders
Ty, commander of the camp, and Mayor Broening preside as the Secretary conducts a thorough inspection of the grounds, buildings, and the camp's several schools after an informal reception.
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