Fehr Second In Shoot He Defeats 93 Competitors
Private J R Fehr of DC places second in a Remington expert match at Seagitt Maj Martin NJ winning the Meany Trophy while Dr J R Hicks of New York takes the revolver contest. Seagitt NJ Sept 7 1 Private Fehr defeats 93 competitors to score 75 of 75 possible. Maj Martin outranks him with higher two shots.
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Seagitt
Maj. Martin
J. R. Hicks
New York
Seagitt NJ
J. R Fehr
District of Columbia
Oll
William FR Martin
New Jersey
Aiine
United States
Wehr
Martins
Apt 2 C Lemon
Ohio
Serat
Pardingkilter
Fraliph Alderman
Sergi Sehmont
Frederick Ho Teldenrich
Harry C. Caldwell
Thoma Brown
Robert Clouser
Louis A Clouser
Carl Pow Tolt
L Bowers
Ey Wren A
JTL
BF Orr
J A. Dietx
Thomas Lehotteller
J. He Snook
Capt. Pfeit
Duncan Wins Debut in U S Golf Match
Scottish pro George Duncan scored his first United States victory in a 3 hole doubles match at Dew Gal and Country Club. Duncan partnered with WV Conover and defeated Jo Po Sta dre and WHILe Norton, despite rough course conditions and water on several holes.
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Washington
New York
George Duncan
Conover
Norton
Duncan
Clemson Schedule Listed for Football Season
The Clemson football schedule for the season is outlined with matches at Clemson against Auburn on October 14, Florida at Clemson on October, South Carolina at Columbia on November 2, Charleston fair week November 4, Georgia at Augusta on November 11, Mercer in Macon on November 18, and Tech in Atlanta.
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Columb SO
Clemson
Ile
Auburn
University of Florida
University of South Carolina
Columbia
Ltadel
Charleston
University of Georel
Augusta
Slerver
Macon
Tech
Atlanta
Hartford Handicap Keeps Taft Watching Grand Circuit
President Taft witnessed part of the Hartford Handicap at Charter Oak Park Hartford Conn on Sept 7. Dudie Archdale won the final of the 2 15 tot pace over Charlie Mitchell Joe Bowers and others while Murphy stable took both the 2:19 pace and 2:13 trot in straight heats. The day also featured the Stratford handicap and a balloon ascent as spectators followed races and demos.
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Charlie Mitchell
Joe Bowers
Murphy
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Conn
Taft
Startford Haniicap
Joan
Billy Burke
Dudie Archdale
Charlie Mitchel
Sir R
June
Summares
Tures
Bom
McDorlit
Dudie “Archdale
Blk
Om (Geers
Bhry Hurke
Br Os
Cor
Joe Bowers By
Dodge
Cretehton
Lasmell
Wilmering
Woh Fandrewa
Cherile Mitchell
Dudle Archdale
Joe Towers
Sith
Creighton
Rob Og
Murphy Ld
Branham
Broom
Crex
Page
Jaime
Bomurphy
Baden
fRodnes
Annie Kohk
Carpenter
Bronson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bunker Maid
Eas Myra Belle
Step Lively
Fatchen Knight
Ty Cobb
Vanity Oro
Patehen Knight
Koight McLane
Tana
Marion Fateh
Wood
Lady Mercedes
Canningham
Elpyino Belle
Brom iCares
Willy Penny
Michigan
Mney Funker Walt
Scott
yMarkham
Cunningham
Ogniras
Myra Belle
Addell
Caresh
Val Ring
Martie Pateh
Esfinam Sae
Dorthyie Toy
Markham
Vaniti Oro
Ora Wilkes
Frances W. Hom
Gahagan
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Red Bow Reigns In Free-for-All trot at Timonium
Dusty Rhodes drives Red Bow to pace 281-4 in heat two setting a new Timonium track record as Manuella and Green Pilot race for second. Palm Casino and other runners compete in multiple heats while crowds watch amid muddy track conditions in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Washington Post Timonium
Red Bow
Dusty Rhodes
Manuella
Red Cow
Green Pilot
Manuela
Norsolona
Bom Mab
Pei Agnes Mbom
Isese
Prince Lob Og
Robert Booth
Mitchell
Grace J. Prom Miehsisont
Bik G
Barnee
Gus
Turtington
Maggie
Bom
Macy
Eartworth
Bo Ha
Doblay
Tug
Bhofes
Marella
Crawford
Barnesy
Uring Belle
McCaber
Wen
Spring Frog
Alex
Rachette
Edwards
Aldine
Anavri
Johmeons
Lucile R
Welburner
Quincy Belle
Hanmer
Spears Geo van Streplechase
Miles Enniskilien
Bios Tis
Aleo Tan
Association Ends Talk of Launching Baseball War
Chicago, Sept. 7. Minor league magnates with President Thomas M. Chivington withdrew their petition to the national commission, ending talk of a war over rating changes. The petition sought a higher draft price and one player from each club, but with no support from Southern and Eastern leagues the effort collapsed. The American Association will renew the old agreement, extended to Sept. 10, as negotiations resume.
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Chicago
Weither
American Association
Thomas M. Chivington
National Commission
Chivington Lttle
Chl ¥Ington
Cincinnati
George Teheau
Kansas City
American Association to Seek Peaceful Settlement in Baseball
Cincinnati Sept 7 Chairman Herrmann of the national baseball commission commented on the American Association withdrawing its requests for greater privileges He predicted an official communication with more reasonable requests and expressed confidence in immediate peace and harmony in organized baseball He noted he did not know what the modified requests would be but expected the affairs to move smoothly again.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
American Association
National Commission
theAmerican Association
Washington Port
New York
Morris
Jim Flynn
Garden
Allenhurst
N. J
James de Forest
Addiiion
Con’ Riley
Joe Jeanette
Morris Harris
Jack Johnson
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Sapulpa
Langford
Harris
Jeanette
Fitzgerald to Play Capt Dailey Brings Him
Georgetown expects its strongest football team in history as Capt Vincent Dailey travels to gather last year’s players led by All South Atlantic guard Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald may join Georgetown after his father’s death summer plans. Kelley to miss season due to studies. Team to begin practice on the Heights after arrival in New York, with six new recruits joining fall roster.
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Vincent Dailey
Georgetown
Lere
Dalley
Fitzgerald
Washington
Rochester
Boston
Jim Dunn
Hagerty
Troy
New York
Heights
Neilsen
Kelley
Lehigh
Virginia
Blue and Gray University
John Kelley
Technical
Law
Hildreth Stops Sale as Restigouche Brings 1600 at Auction
At Sheepshead Bay four horses sold for sums the owner called miserable and Morris brings 1600, Puggins 2500, Hampton Court 2400, Royal Meteor 1800. Hildreth halts sale and plans to ship the stable to England amid sadness at prices seen as under former glory.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Sam Hildreth
Hampton Court
Royal Meteor
Restigouche
Titz Herbert
King James
Novelty
Montgomery
Jas Madden
First One
Diana Ken
Zeus
Hildreth
Phil Dwyer
Jack McGinnis
Dave Gideon
Whitey Langdon
Jimmy McLaughlin
Americans Are Favorites In International Tennis Matches
New York on September 7 reports practice for Britain's lawn tennis team on the east side courts. American observers show heavy betting in favor of the Yankees for next week's match. Dixon and Beamish of Britain played doubles with Larned and Hackett of the United States. The Britons showed depth but were slower to net and relied on deep drives, while the Americans moved well and frequently netted. The international matches open Saturday with two singles events and seating for 4,50 spectators. A drawing tomorrow will determine match order and player positions.
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New York
Dixon
Geamish
Larned
Hackett
Beamish
D.C
Wm. H. Saunders & Co
Southern Building
15Th St
District OF Columbia
Moore& Hill, Inc
D. C
F. H. Smith Company
N.Y. Ave
National Loan and Investment Co
Thompson
N. W
E. of Columbia
Walter H. Acker
Gardiner & Dent, Inc
14Th St
Roar
P. O
New York Ave
Arlington & CO
7Th St
Citten DH. Poly H. Folman
Gissing on British Olympic Rules May Ban Foreign Athletes
New York report quotes Harry Gissing after two months in Europe noting Britain could bar foreign athletes from its championships. He says English crowds and speeches hint at keeping events for home competitors, while Germany shows strong athletic potential for next Olympics. Tennis at Point Judith continues with Watrous Hazard losing to De Copper Randolph, then Dreadnoughts beat Strayers 4 to 1 in an exhibition.
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New York
Harry Gissing
Europe
England
Glasing
Germany
Gissing
Point Judith
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Point Judith Country Club
F. M. Watrous
Miss Hazard
Beatrice de Copper
Murphy and Moore Draw in Ten Rounds at National Sporting Club
New York reports Tommy Murphy of New York and Pat Moore of Philadelphia fought ten fast rounds to a draw. Both boxers weighed 133 pounds at the weigh in around 8 PM.
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Murphy
Railroads schedules and routes for Southern and connections
Railroads Southern Railway and Norfolk and Western publish varied daily schedules for routes to Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Asheville Chattanooga Memphis Roanoke Knoxville Harrisonburg and more with dining and sleeping car services. Chesapeake Beach and Seaboard schedules list excursion trips and through sleepers to Savannah Jacksonville Tampa and beyond along with ticket offices and contact points.
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Southern Railway
N. B
Atlacts
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Asheville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Roanoke
Huoxville
Knoxville
Nashville
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Atlanta
Amlaton
California
Greensboro
Durham
Cara
Harrisburg
Danville
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Bluemont
BROWN
Weners
Norfolk and Western Railway
Washington
New Union Station
Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Winston Salem
Kashville
Washington-Memphis
Norfolk
Richmond
Richment
Rad
Dally
Berryville
Luray
Shevenaca Bliaga
Beathwest
Ig x
Bob
Batordats
District Ine
Ine
Paul’ Y. Waters
Seaboard Airline Railway
Seaboard
Torough
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Addetta
Sevan Bah
St. Be Augustine
Knights Key
Havana
Tenet
New York Ave Nw
Harmood
A . Phillips
B. Aran
G. Pal
Portsmouth
Chesapeare Ohio Lines
Cincinnati
Pullmar Aleepers
Loutaville
Indianapolis
Lol
Chicago
Hinton
Northwest
Pullman
Virginia
Hot Springs
Louisviire
Icket
Union Station
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Stanchard Railroad
The
Sooth
Coast Ling Mall
Jacksonvill
Weet Indian Limited
Charleston
Auguste
Jacksonvilla
Port Tai
Snaches
Jacksonell Js
Palmetto Limited
Dora
Wilmington
Roaches
New York Ave
James
D. PF. A
C. White
W. J. Craig
FP. TM
M. C
Washington Southern Railway
Fredericksburg
Milford
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Major Martin
Clenroy
Ctmett, Peabody & Co. Makers
Troy, N.Y
Dudiz
Archdale
Dodie Archdale
Timonium
St. Paul, Minn
State Fair Management Today
Association
Minneapolis
Solomon Meyer
George Tebeau
William Grayson, Jr
Louisville
E. M. Schoenborn
Columbus
George E. Lennon
Capt. Dailey
Sale
Flynn
Calls Halt
Eas
Wang
Pat J. Conway
Irish-American Athletic Association
Licely
Gov. Dix
James F. Sullivan
Boxing Commission
Conway
Charlie Harvey
Madison Square Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Commission
O'Neil
Cook & Stoddard CO
H Street
Stoddard-Dayton
Barnard Motor Car CO
X. W. Pullman Bergdoll
TA St. N. W
Dayton
Meridian Sales Co., Inc
18Th St
John A. Lats
Cadillac
St. N. W
Apperson Regal
Emerson & Orme
Oldsmobile
Selden
M. T. Pollock
National Electrical Supply Co
Ford
Miller Bros
Moon Car Motor Sales CO
Stanley
Kav
Minn
Congressional Garage
Pa. Ave. S. E
Oakland
Pope Automobile Co
Franklin
Buick Motor Co
Phose Marmon
Clayton Graff
the Automobile Repair CO
Andrew D. Loffler
Third Street Nw
Overland
Earle & Allen
Jone
Ameria
H. B. Leary
Tosdster
Renault
Stanley Staan Jer
Bee Mr. Allen
Zell 'Motor Car Co
Maxwell
Tourist Auto Livery Co
Normandie Hotel
People’s Auto Company
Kenniston
Tyazere Automobiles
Gettysburg
Zimmerman
Katseritt
BURNSTINES_ LOAK
Pennsylvania Ave
Den
Reed
Seventeenth Street
TEDR
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ELGIN
Shade
Horra
Burdays
13Th St. Aw
Citizens ‘List' CO
Aetna Od
Memed
Fu National ‘Loan
Investment Co. Paap
16Th St
N.W. Bat. Gat
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Treasury
H. K. Fulton
Reliance Loan and Trust Co
Ehwood
Hoom
New York Loan
Louis Abrahams
Prudential Loan & Trust Co
Warder
Prudential Loan Society
Philadelphia
Haiti
Buffalo
Pittsburg
D&d
Strayers
Strayer
Business College
Tipton
J. Lacy
Zupnik
Kane
R.A. EL Oo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Royal Blue Line
Paladelphia
Liberty Street
W. Twenty-Third Street
Farlor Cara
Atlantic City
Isoa
ST. Louis
Wheeling
St. Dw
Potomac
F Street NW
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