Spectacular fall marks United Hunts meet at Phalico
At Phalico this afternoon the United Hunts meet featured a rare pileup as all starters tumbled on the first run. Rising Star and Peter Young fought hard, but Pendarves fell, leaving the finish to Rising Star and Peter Young with Rising Star fading after the last fence. Peter Young won in 2 1/2 races. Large holiday crowd enjoyed sunny weather and a strong card despite uneven form. Jolly led the opener, beating Takahiro and Jennie Wella as Recruit, Golden Chief, Tourney, and Madeline L. vied in later races. Oppar, Madeline E., and Tourney were among notable runners with mixed outcomes.
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Baltimora
Phalico
United Hunts
Mies
Rising Star
Peter Young
Pendarvels
Pendarves
Bullyan
Crantisnd
Sullivan
Fetor Young
Jolly
David Duntop
Fakahirs
Jennie Wella
Takahiro
Recruit
Golden Chief
Tourney
Henlala
Oike
Madeline L
Oppar
Tom Manoia
Mers
Madeline E
MedWoort
Rar
Hla ‘Nount
Fifth Event Interest Stirs At Meadow Plain Meet
Report from a crowded race day describes intense interest in the fifth event where Belle of Jessanine Xiliechan and Miss Perigord battled. Miss Perigord appeared favored but Belle of Jesanming claimed the verdict after a fierce finish, with both horses racing alongside Escutcheon in the later stages and judges sparing the line for a narrow separation.
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Belle of Jessansine
Xiliechan
Miss Perigord
Belle of
Jesanming
Migs Perigord
Hres Burses
Milas Pertev
Killochan
Art
Bolle
Vge
Hagan
Misa Parigord
Misa Perifort
Bob Taylor
aTurdsrond
Guntap
Dunlop
John
Beth
Toarhwood
Ulead
Pendarvets
Haiten
Tentersy
Eculacor Goshen Chiat
Halen Shea
Cand Ait
Bally de
Tarnalan
Race report summary from a long damaged page
The fragment references a horse race card with names such as Armirong and Dele Shetan, listing furlongs and times like 6 furlongs 35 and 38 to, with entrants including Hampton and Page. It shows a cluttered ledger of starts, odds, and placing notes from a racing meet.
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Son Fandy
Uae
Bert Tar
Armairong
Wyan Mb
Wen
Page
Handicap to King James in feature race at Syupstead Bay
King James wins the feature by three lengths over Jack Atkin, with Jack Atkin third as Klug James and The Mare follow. Labor Syt steeplechase winner, Crevendo main course, furlongs listing near the top. Race details include under light weight and post positions, with strange OCR errors.
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Favorte
Jack Atkin
Syupstead Bay
S—Tn
Tevens
Parsons
King James
Taxwille
Easly
Jack Ackin
Klug James
Im Vol
Wong Wile Vista
Thie Iavite
Jora Lengtha
Jack Ann
Kinga Hagatee
Gtanca
Ron
Usuyweith
Ang
Ela Tinie
Utta
Hineman
Alay Abeer
Ena
An Ywilant Queens Storan Sadie
Rage Eiing
Sian Colien
Msn
Nelonpes Fighcine
Iit Reper
Lip
Woo
Turf Scandal Uncovered At Gravesend Track
Detectives arrested Julia Strobel and Arthur Thames after a fast two mile chase at Gravesend during early morning hours. The two year old horse Ostand, owned by W S Hopse, led to the arrest and was set to run in the Sheepshead Bay races. The suspects, linked to tampering rumors, were held for trial at Island police station.
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Washington Post
New York
Gravesend
Pinkertoms
Dunain
Duhan
Duhata
Sante
Island
Ostand
W. 8. Hopse
Sheepshead Bay
House
Joan Strobel
R. F. Carman
Arthur ‘Thames
Copperthite racing at Burka yields notable trotting program
Copperthite track meet at Burka drew over 5000 spectators as Russell G. and Mott teamed in the 246 trotter pace. Adam driven by Denis Copperthite led by Copperthite, with Calintry Boy delivering a bright debut for EB Mall. The event listed strong heats, with Hall’s Yenius placing and Matt’s team finishing notable. The meeting continues today with Copperthite’s horses to be sold after the final races.
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Burka
Russell G
J.C. Mott
Henry Copperthite
Adam
Denis Copperthite
Hall
Yenius
Paca
Calintry
EB. F. Mall
Goantry
Don of Mars
Prince ‘Orloff
Minnie
H. Dillingsley
J. W. Byrne
Théman A. Wellamaon
McGaulty
Harvesters Triumph in feature pacing event
The Harvester team dominated the second and third heats by taking control early and winning with ease. Baron atha led two heats with Major Bring second, while Alice Revengal captured a three in five event. The fast 2:08 pace highlighted strong performances across the card.
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Aras
Hervester
Bach
Toners
Harvester
Sod
Baron ‘Atha
Alice Revengal
Jéhnte Gy Manalas
Hésrangee
Patos
B. Baie
Pure Alles Rocsersit
Ioe
Roanoke Lynchburg split doubleheader in Virginia game
Special to The Wellington Port reports Roanoke and Lynchburg split a two game series played today. Roanoke won the morning 5 to 9 while Lynchburg captured the afternoon 8 to 2. Two errors in the ninth aided Roanoke in the late defeat.
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Roanoke
Lynchburg
Wellington
Rosnoke
Newton
Painter
Fle
S. Bigble
Lawrence
Richmond Defeats Danville in Long Island Exhibition
Richmond over Danville at Celic Park with an easy 8 to 1 score. Italian champion Lunghi tops the mound as Richmond sluggers pound Loos for thirteen hits. Morning play saw Colts triumph. details show richstat for locals amid scattered notes on players and positions.
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Richmond
Danville
Washington Post
Ceilic Park
Long Island
Imi
Leon Moyers
New York
Wlidnegs Verhout
Tha Colts
Scoresburg
Titman
Riga
Hilla
God Siath
Edmondston
Brac Fender
Three Drivers Victorious At Lowell Auto Carnival Race
Hebert Burman won the 42 mile Vesper trophy in a Buick. Louis Chevrelet claimed the 153 mile Zurick Clay cup, also in a Buick. William Knipper captured the 127.4 mile Merrimack Valley cup in a Chalmers-Detroit. Lorimer, driving a Chalmers-Detroit Blue Bird, set a 17 lap road record at 4 miles 7-10 seconds per minute, as the crowd swelled to about 150,000 with minor injuries reported when a car swerved toward spectators.
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Lowell
Mass
Stoek
Hebert Butman
Louis Chevrolet
William Kntyper
Burman
Chevrolet
Onish
Knipper
Lee B
Lorimer
Pounle W. Eaton
Brockton
Hie
Trgck
Races At Forestville Track Feature Beating of Linkwood May
Frederick Md Sept 6 Fifteen hundred witnessed harness racing at Forestville Driving Park with a dead heat in a $600 match. Linkwood May beat by Carriell driven by Dr Joly Tichindsen and John E Lonetbury rode Linkwood May as Carriellita surged to victory. Closer crowds watched as two heats ran to a finish amid rough action and a standout performance by Carelelta.
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Forestville Track
Washington
Forestville
Forteatville Driving Park
Ed Geers
John E. Lonetbury
Linkwood
Carelelta
Evary Ous
Speoig
Wits
Sie Na Rming
Iistelene
En Ap
Inke
Clawis Fraley
Claute Hargott
Aistine
They & Tes A. Mb
Tom ‘Stoonright
Leroy Defends His Title At Cincinnati Tennis Meet
Robert Leroy of New York defends his title in a tight tennis tournament in Cincinnati. Edith Hannan from the same city wins the ladies singles, with Adele Hence among top contenders. Various local players including Gardner, Rickie, and McLaughlin compete in a chaotic but notable event.
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Cincinnati
Ohie
Robert Leroy
New York
Edith Hannan
Dénbine
Mises Mactha’ Kinbey
Adele
Trux Emerson
Holton
Rickie
Setaier
Emer
Gardner
Setatinets
Ana
Hopwie
Cindinnati
Ok Gardner
Mics Heled
McLaughlin
Thik
Guty
Lincon Mitohshi
Cin
Souaog
E Benefa
TOPAYS RACING ENTRIES AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
Entries for Sheepshead Bay feature 3 year old and 2 year old races. Notable runners include Ruggh, Ch. Moet, Aeling, Hountala, share Baran, Es Bia, and Sire iat Sutson sie. The Ginette and Indra headline a $4,000 purse entry list with other contenders such as Golding, Lod, and Louse Beate.
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Sheepshead Bay
Rugg
Hountala
Ahare
Baran
Wee Foco
Heian
Maria
Freiend
Bemdstan Engler Welles
Sion
Hinds
Golding
Tor Mart
Comedienne
Piatt Adams Sets World Outdoor Hop Step Record at 32 Feet 21 2
Rockville and Brookland split a double header with Rockville winning 10 to 5 in the first game and 7 to 5 in the second. Piatt Adams of the New York Athletic Club broke the standing hop step and jump record with a 32 feet 21 2 inches effort, surpassing Malcolm Kord's mark. Rockville pitchers Handibve and Morse limited Brookland's offense, while Whiting starred at short and Morse homered for Rockville.
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Piatt Adams
New York A. C
Quade
Jrump
Malcolm Kord
Rockville
Brookland
Sprojal
Rookville
Gullivan
Cquid
AL Hendibve
Jets
Will Handibve
Fookyltle
Yiextory
Agie
Rackvilla
Morse
Whiting
Rovers
Lancaster Wins Pennant in 78 114 Season Record
Lancaster clinched the pennant in the Yiterate Baseball League finishing 78 wins in 114 games for the best record in the league history. The champions dominated the circuit with strong pitching and hitting as the season wrapped up in Ibtadejbila, Pennsylvania, with the winning team celebrated in a victory parade.
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Ibtadejbila
Yiterate “Baseball League
Itaduaena
Lancaster
Renmiag
Chiang Tye
Pikse
Séeg
Winrranpart
Dphtiaewwh
Hatrieturg
Vee
Finbee
Two Track Records Fall at W G A Meet in Marblehead
A large Washington Grove crowd witnessed the seventh annual Washington Grove Athletic Association meet. F F Flaming set a two mile record, Charles A King broke the broad jump mark, T H L Sheridan set a hot put record, and Aldebrand won the mile. Washington Grove dominated, relay results favored the home club, and a tight mile finish highlighted the event.
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Washington Grove
Wasnington
Washington Grove Athletic Association
Baltiliere Cross Country Club
Waz Thina
South Atlantic Association
F.F. Flaming
Washington
Washington Grove Association
Charles A King
South Atlantic
T. HL. Sheridan
Washington Y. M.C. A
Anderson Wins Marathon Races At Fort Benning
The Tex-Mile Marathon at Benning drew a large crowd as Anderson on an Indian racer showcased bold moves and led the field until a misfire dropped him to third in the main open class. J B Anderson and Stecker, local riders, posted strong showings with multiple divisions awarding Mangold and other riders top places.
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B. Anderson
North Carolina
Benning
Anderson
Washthetor
Sinile Repien
Homa
Merety Anepud
Greet
NB. U.z
Oralsel
Pheer
Tate Tee
J. B. Odarson
McFharon Berket Chird
Sea
U. Thme
I Amile Scrat
Wood
Hyof
Shea
Willem
Shaw
Reading
Tine
Lin
Bea
Chek Thomas
Esl Foroee
J. B. Aneraay
Indig Sxeer
Walter Houée
Merkel
Mangold
Anéofiou
Washington
Bismt
He C._Esphinatona
Agadha
Hikeker
Williem C
Artely
Joven
Prlan
World Record Attempt At Newark Athletic Meet
Matt McGrath of Newark set a high bar at the annual field day, attempting the hammer throw and other events. Despite strong effort, no record was officially recorded as the event concluded with adjusted results and club officials reviewing performances.
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Burtate
Matt McGrath
Newark
Aarpaune
Shere Man
Bartan
Mf Loth
Local Cricketers Defeated by Baltimore Team in Rock Creek Park
Washington Cricket Club suffered a heavy defeat at home as Whe Sons of St George from Baltimore won by 67 to 49 amid strong attendance. Springham’s bowling sparked the visitors’ success while local batsmen struggled against tight bowling. The match drew a large crowd, signaling growing interest in cricket in Washington, with notable fielding and batting from the Baltimore side and several local players failing to score.
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Washington Cricket Club
Rock Creek Park
Whe Sons
St. George
Norman
C. Warren
McCubbin
B. Springham
Mews
Athletic Games at American Park End in Farce
A fair crowd witnessed a poorly run athletic program at American League park yesterday afternoon. Only three events occurred. a wrestling match collapsed when the opponent failed to appear. A Greek substitute lasted fifteen minutes, one fall deciding the bout. Jack Leonard won the best ball throwing contest among about eight entrants. The Commissioners defeated Ex-College Stars in seven innings, 10 to 1, with Leonard throwing well for the winners. Several catches by Kelliher and Murphy’s four hits highlighted the day.
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American League Park
Jess Wrs
Frank Me
Joe Turner
Tim
Jack Leonard
Brewer
Borelang
Kelliher
Murphy
Lotas
Paod Murghy
Breland
Madden
Tutale
Gorumiesioners
Gotlagn Stara
Furphy
Montes
Evans' Golf Honors Tage Payer at Western Camp
Charles Evans the 38 year old Western Golf Association champion led the first round of the national amateur championship at Wheaton with a 1 percent edge. He outplayed T. Sherman and moved ahead as several stars struggled on a difficult course with bumpy greens. The field of 100 saw seven players fail to card a score and conditions remained unsettled. The afternoon round began to determine who advances to match play.
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Keaton
Charles Evans
Western’ Golf Association
Wheston
Evans
Sherman
Yabnundasts
Chandler Egan
Bill Gardner
Hinotais
RE. Hunter
Jet Midlothian
Fred Herreshoff
Edwanok
W. C. Fownen
Oakmont
W. P. Schuts
Wheaton
J. ¥. Shantey, Jr
Deal
Walter J. Travis
Nevertheisa
John M. Ward
New York
Charles B. BrecDonald
Gorden City
Gordor Copeland
Skokie
Eton M. Byers
Gden Horaman
Chevy Chase
I. M. Sherman
Auguste Wins Second Pennant in Hard Fought Game
In the Colored Departmental League FostoMice defeated the Farmers yesterday. Fairtas’s batting and fielding led the effort as The Latter Carters dominated at the plate. Score highlights show Parker Pelrfax Taylor and Jackoon contributing key hits and runs in a close contest.
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Fairtas
Reatofher
Aera Pao
Aiptentire
Rune
Parker
Pelrfax
Taylor
Jackoon
Sarkeld Go
Nuni
Cewail
Oran
Shage
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the Harvester
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Garrett Park
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