Pimlico Book Is Out Matron Stakes Feature
The Washington Post reports plans for Pimlico to host the Matron Stakes transferred from Westchester, run in two sections for Colts and Fillies, with near $10,000 to the winner. The meet begins October 1 and aims to showcase top 2 year olds from across the country, with a strong Maryland/Washington participant field.
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Langford Beats Jeannette in 15-Round Boston Bout
Sam Langford of Boston defeats Joe Jeannette of New York after fifteen rounds at the Armory A. C. in Boston. Referee’s decision widely accepted as Langford holds sustained advantage with Jeannette cutting his face. bout longest in years in the city and tied to future matchups.
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Postseason Series Section A and B Standings
Section A lists teams and records from Gap. Cy League, Depart's League, Ninth Sunday School League, Petworth Suburban League with varied scores. Section B shows standings for Bankers' League Independence League Commercial League Railroad League Marquette League. Today’s game slate features Fornell Company versus Commissioners at Capital City Park.
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Red Rock Delivers Best Race but Finishes Seventh at Timonium
At Timonium Maryland September six five thousand fans witness a dusty track opener. Alonzo Corbin struggles with Country Boy while Red Rock shines in the 2:19 pace finishing fourth just a nose from third. Running events feature winners and purses as local racers compete over several heats and distances.
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Will Play But One Game in Inela Battle for Honors
The article notes that only one game will be played between Section A and B winners for the District championship, decided by the American commission at a meeting last night. The game is set for Thursday with Cornell and Commissioners teams meeting at 4:30. Umpires Betts and Hughes assigned. The arbitration board ruled Moran of Cornell Company eligible and dismissed the charges. Phippine and Manager Cornell may respond by noon today. H. V. Shurtner to Philadelphia Friday to arrange a game there Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Jockey Club Declines License Yet Allows Short Fair Races
The Jockey Club states it will not grant a license for certain races tied to the fair association’s interests but will not challenge those races as violating rates if no other irregularities appear. The meeting must not exceed five days.
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Washington Post tour to Richmond entry opening today
A Washington Post tour entry process opens noon today in The Post automobile editor’s office for the Richmond round trip October 1 18. Entries renew as recorded with car numbers awarded under AA A Grade 1 rules and preliminary and final technical examinations.
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Great Western Circuit trots open at Kalamasco
Kalamasco Michigan September 6 large crowd attends first day of the Great Western trotting meet. Slow stars postpone the 2:9 trot to tomorrow. First race purse 3600 won by ust Right by Enright Teachout. Second race purse 2000 unfinished listing Butterbrook Mascalta and others. Third race pace 500 won by Shaugbron Ananias Keyes with Jos Brown Greatest Line and Peter Pan all named entrants.
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Schulz to Play Football for Dayton Oakwood Team
Schulz, former Michigan star center, cannot play scholastic football this fall but may join Dayton's Oakwood football team in pursuit of the national independent championship. He had agreed to play center for Pittsburg Lyceums last Thanksgiving, but a sprained ankle ended that plan.
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Proposed Professional Sculling Match on Toronto Bay
A plan to hold a one month professional sculling race on Toronto Bay seeks four entries Durnan Wray Greer and Bennett with open participation potential for two or three more A $1000 purse is proposed 500 to Graf 300 to second 200 to third The winner may race Arnsk for the world championship in Canada after his English clash with Barry.
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D C Outshoots Camp in Gun Meet for $300 Trophy
The Washington Post report records the District of Columbia sharpshooters sweeping the New York Rifle Association contest at Seagu New Jersey. The headquarters Second District team won the 600 yard and 200 yard stages with high individual scores led by Lieut Col G H Young. The Secona regiment captured the Cruikshank trophy with a four point margin over last year’s Second New Jersey.
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Griffiths bench plan to develop young players
Clarke Griffith argues the best way to develop talent is to keep youths on the bench. He says no minor leaguer out of 200 becomes a major star, and learning by watching big leaguers speeds growth. Snodgrass is cited as a player kept on the bench before becoming a star.
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Pennant to New Orleans Clinched in Southern League
New Orleans clinched the Southern League pennant as of today with its Crescent City manager Charles Frank guiding an early lead. Atlanta had challenged earlier, while attendance for the season drew complaints from most owners amid a heavy player draft and roster turnover.
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