Bitter Empire State Stake at New York Fair Track
In Syracuse Lord Dewey narrowly wins the Empire State stake after an eight heat battle. Reusens and Star Winter contend as Geers drivers push, with Lord Dewey taking the final heat amid a dramatic day of racing at the New York State fair track.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State Fair Track
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Firat Honora
Reusens
Geers
Speedy Trotter
Dewey
Tenara
Harry J
Reubens
Star Winter
Judson Girl
Reosond
Cox
McDonald
Judson Gil
Admiral Dew
Prince of India- Sligo
B. G
Judson Girt
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Pan Patoh
Blk. m
Snow
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Tyson
Wright
TBS
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B. H
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Hages
Tenara Bom
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Baron del Ray
Rodney
Pest
Delbem
Murphy
Peter the Great
Grady
Bathers Wood
Lod
Cowley
Zolack
Garrigou
Lady Grattan
Joe Grattan
Lady Downing
Cam
Dogu
Baron Aberdeen Br
Iftlan
Ryerson
Lilian Arnold
Muziello Hl
Adward Holenbecky
Dag Patch
Rob
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Indles
Geern
He Earl
Hela
Meitwen
Americans Shining As Golfers Make Notable Open Debut
The article notes strong American performances in the British Open with Jack McDermott tying for fifth, just two behind the leader Harry Gordon and ahead of Ard Massy. It highlights Heinrich Inslee reaching the amateur semifinals and remarks on American players gaining respect after years of mixed results, including McDermott and Helrie's bold play despite rough conditions.
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United States
Jack McDermott
Harry Gorden
George Duncan
J H. Taylor
Heinrich Schmidt
Harold Hilton
St. Andrews
la Bon
Inslee
New York
Hilton
Ist
McDermott
Helrie
Travis
Herreshoff
Incognito Club Defeats Merion in Duckpin League Match
The Incognito Club of London won at Haverford by an innings and 71 runs over Merion Club as Merion posted 105 in their first innings and 158 in the second. In Philadelphia a meeting of Duckpin League captains is set for September 17 to reorganize for next year at 1800 Pennsylvania Avenue NW. Also in New York, Newark club players Dalton and Swadina were fined $50 each and suspended three days for conduct toward umpires.
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Philadelphia
Incognito Club
London
Merion Club
Haverford
Merion Eleven
Duckpin League
F. D. Pollard
Southern Railway Clerks
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Bom Sharp
New York
Barrow
International League
Dalton
Swadina
Newark
David Warfield
Amerita
Mr Warfield
Schultz Fouled by Forrest in Toledo Bout Decision
Schultz of Toledo beat Philadelphia's Wddle Forrest on a decision after Forrest fouled him near the end of the second round in a ten round scheduled match. Also note Japanese billiards figure Yaujiro Tatura in Chicago training with Galvino Damarest ahead of a West tour.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Yaujiro Tatura
Galvini Damarest
West
Baseball notes from a fast paced Virginia League night
Barton of the District led Newport News to a 3 0 victory over Peters burg in a quick 65 minute game while Clyde Richmond held his own against Barton. Major league results had Chicago over Philadelphia and Brooklyn over Pittsburgh. Ping Ponte slammed another circle smash as pitchers struggled with fielding errors. Grover the Jacksonville pickup impressed in eight innings against the Red Sox, while Moeley and Pate delivered busy days at the plate. Carl Cardinale and Stuck faced off as Cubs and Dodgers clashed, with O Leary and Corriden contributing key hits. Willis Walker kept swinging for the Brown score, and Dix Walker powered St Paul past Indianapolis. Allison won for Kansas City in Columbus, despite nine hits.
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Ag. By
Bydl
Barton
Mattinals
Newport News
Petersburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ping Ponte
Notable array of racers to run at Havre de Grace
Special to The Washington Post. Havre de Grace Md Sept 9 opening fall meet primed with fast track. Entries include RF T Wilson string of twenty led by Tom Healy, Whitney horses of Albert Simons, Freder ick Johnsons stable with Cock o Walk Light o My Life Mr Smiggs Uncle Jimmie Heartbeat. August Belmonts may miss due to Saratoga campaign. First races feature 1 year olds and up selling at 6 furlongs with multiple entries listed. weather clear and track fast.
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Washington Post
Havre de Grace
Saratoga
RF T Wilson
Tom Healy
H K Knapp
Frank Hitchcock
Schuyler Parsons
Whitney
Albert Simons
J. H Houghton
Milville
Beaucoup
Lady Liightning
Oakland
Bria
Path
Afterglow
Walter Welles
Meton
Huda
Vanita
Wirst Ghetty
Addie M
Tandsticker
Young Emblem
Stonehenge
Dolfriety
Joannina
Peliitg
Billy Yendivest
Stentor
Donald ‘MacDonald
Setback
Bwiah
Mycenaa
Falcada
Ardejon
Working Lad
Royal Mateor
Lochiel
Eiwah
Hedge
Guy Fisher
Flying Fatty
Nightstick
Lehete
Buskin
Mlamma
Jsarada
Mordeca
Bulgar
Susan B
Peterkin
Galaxy
Dairy “Waters
Thelma J
Toronto horse meet results headline style brief
Race by race results show Hudae Sister winning the first race for 3-year-olds and up at about five furlongs with odds 6 to 3. Milus Dulin takes the second on a short path, Sea Swell second, Miss Menard third. Port Arlington upsets Gay in the third, Casanova wins the fourth, Deeds takes the fifth, VY Powers leads the sixth, Heroes wins the seventh, Protagoria takes the eighth with Lady Robbins second.
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al- Tey
Woo
Huda
Jil
Moore
Dan‘ile IL
Rhodes
Smash
Philopena
Dora
Lutz
Tiny Tim
Flims
Milus Dulin
Jackson
Sea Swell
Davenport
Miss Menard
Shannon
Dolt Baby
Fratty Molly
Mies Martininas
Floird
May Bride
Lily Paxton
Port Arlington
Carter
Gay
Halsey
Casanova
Teo Max
Tiger Jim Dust
Kaufman Alaeret
Miles Mirall
Warrington
Foxcraft
Sam Bernard
Timg
Maxton
Swesr Owen
Herrteen
Moantagnie
Deeds
Halser
Dick Deadwood
Lei
John
Knight
Our Nuggett
Col Brown
Ross O'Neil
Dr. Hotzberg
VY Powers
Delightful
Gavand
Jsck
Curleys
Janus
Piérre Dumas
Princess Thorpa
Busybody
Premigrals
Protagoria
Hope Das
Lady Havoc
Laura
Rampigoia
Odd Cross
Mary Pickford
Pgan
Gold Cross
Etta Hey
Itl
Mra Lally
Wi Ponkatasset
Belle Chilton
Spiele
Mon Axi
Booby
Bhreve
Dorothy Webb
Ravel
Luts
Noon
Phew
First Flower
Alooha
Irtehtown
Court Belle
Bodkin
Tophet
Bally Savage
Laesinrella
Wooly Mason
Barn Dance
Boano
Danville MM
Fisg Menard
Ossabar
Tonga
Malitine
Lou Latter
Tackle
McAndrewe
McCreary
Pendant
Mothar
Letourne
Powers
Dahomey Bog
Gagnant
Kittery
Rose O
Con Carné
Page On
John Bowmen
Paul Davis
True Step
Yankee Lady
Dr. Hollis
Johnny Wise
Mamita
Morine
Suaan
Fanchetti
Golliwogg
Isabella Cassa
Héroes
Montreal Entries and Racecard Summary
Race card lists multiple events for two-year-olds and up at 5 to 14 furlongs, including maiden and handicap races with Canadian bred entries. Notable horses include Nigadoo, Surpassing, Dublin Girl, Marion Galery, Czar Michael, and many others with respective weights and odds. Weather is clear and track fast as the program outlines six to eight races with steeplechase and selling formats.
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Aida
Czar Michael
Lyric Fuse
Amaczement
Hendicap
Dublin
Oxon Hill Triumphs 2 1 In Tight Game
G H 1 2 Oxon Bill 1 yesterday defeated Oxon Hill 2 to 1 in a hard fought contest. Mumford held Sweeney to five hits as Oxon Hill managed scattered scoring. Names such as Fisher and Heiskelt appear in the lines, with positions mentioned like first base. The fragmented box score hints at a close baseball matchup with limited legible details.
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Oxon Hill
Mumford
Sweeney
Hia
Brill
Fisher
Safor
Ocean
Ol Heiskelt
Medan
la Rua
Sarre
Goutter
College Golfers Reach Final Round In Intercollegiate
Yale and Williams College advanced to the final round of the intercollegiate golf championship at Nehte after today’s matches. Williams defeated Cornell eight to one, while Yale beat Princeton four to one to reach the final. Cornell’s only win came from Pundle, who defeated Willndt 3 and 2. Yale required four singles wins to qualify, with key results from Gardner Baxter and a tense Fay-Bistop finish on the eighteenth.
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Philadelphia
Rept
Nehte
Yale
Williams College
Williams
Cornell
Yalé
Princeton
Pundle
Wewlndt
Douging
Gardner
Baxter
Piarce
Washburn
Wen
Washington County primary yields mixed results amid faction split
Complete returns from Washington county Maryland show the Democratic primary producing anti organization nominees for the House of Delegates and sheriff George Hardy. The Republican side had no contest. Faction lines split the progressive Democrats and old organization with notable victories for Lee and Clagett factions.
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Monyy
Honosk
Everly
Washington County
Lee Fortes
Washington
Upper Marlboro
Prince ‘Géorge County
T. van Claglett
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Joseph
Willam F. Hotmead
State Senate
Judge Clagett
House of Delegates
Messrs
Henry Bt
J. L. Brisese
Charles A. Fox
M. Bashotoh Mderndér
Odie Marbury
James Enoch Ray, Jr
Murray Vandiver
James A. Sweeney
Wiliam Tilden Davis
Register of Wills
W. Cassius Crandall
Eugene Pyles
Read
Herman WB. Burgess
George M. Bond
W. Claude Smith
Thomas M. Underwood
George B. Merrick
State Central Committee
Francia S. Carmody
Messre
Francis W. Hill
Robert H. Hughes
Henry Clay Porter
William Randolph Smallwood
Montgomery
Hagerstown
Would Unite All Veterans Merger Proposal At Union Meet
Gey A. B. Hay of Pittsburgh told delegates at the Union Veteran Legion convention in Zanesville that he would seek to form a committee Thursday to discuss uniting Confederate and Northern veteran groups. Three candidates for national commander were announced: Col. George H. Playford of Zanesville, Maj. J. W. Agnew of Wilmington Delaware, and Col. A. M. Ihsgrig of Cincinnati.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Gey A. B. Hay
Pittsburgh
Union Veteran Legion
United States
Hay
Isgieon
Col
George H. Playford
Maj
J. W. Agnew
Whitnington
Del
A. M. Ihsgrig
Cincinnati
Death of a famed New York painter and wife shocks artists
A major figure, Adatedar mrie, and his wife Mrs x Kapten iar Was one of New Yorks best known painters and etchers. His works may be housed in Paris Bibliotheque Nationale the New York Public Library the Library of Congress and Detroit Museum of Art. He was born in Warren Ohio in 1860. His wife Miss Jane A Craft of Cleveland, age slightly younger, died alongside him in the hospital after a long illness.
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Newark
Jessig Guthrie
Verethy Millar
Entigt
Fea Ted
New York
Adatedar Mrie
X Kapteniar
Net York
Biblothique Nationale
Parie
Congresatoral
Washington
Detroit Museum of Art
Old Madrid
Warren
Ohia
Two Women Die In Auto Train Collision Near Harrisburg
Mrs. H. I. Forney and Mrs. D. M. Beck of Harrisburg were killed when their car was struck by a Reading Railway express train at Ross and Magyne, six miles from the city. D. M. Beck and two other family members were seriously injured in the crash. The incident occurred today in poor visibility conditions, with emergency responders rushing to the scene.
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Harrisburg
Mra
H. I.forney
DM. Beck
D. M Beck
Reading
Rossy Magyne
Whitney Yacht Barbara Rammed In New York Race
In Long Island Sound a 50 foot sloop Barbara owned by Harry Payne Whitney was rammed by Pietone in a professional crew race. Barbara suffered a smashed stern and torn off bulwark while Pietone lost its topmast. The Barbara steward was severely injured and taken to a surgeon at Glen Cove.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Barbara
Long Taland Sound
C. C. Rumrill
J. P. Morgan
W E. Dodge
Ralph Neis
Carolina II
Tas Samari
Pleione
Glen Cove
Drowned on Ferryboat Near Ellis Island
A crowd of immigration department workers crowded the starboard rail on a ferry between Ellis Island and the Battery dock when a rail gave way. Six men fell into the bay. inspector Charles Waldo drowned while five others were rescued, three hospitalized. Waldo had recently come from Canada.
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New York
Immigration Department
Ellis Island
Battery Dock
Charles Waldo
Waldo
Canada
Fire Devastates Newburyport Garage and Nearby Blocks
An explosion of gasoline at a Meriam Street garage sparked a fire that spread to four nearby cities, destroying twenty five buildings including the opera house and Congregational church. The proprietor Hidwin M Ingalis died later, with two other employees likely fatally injured. Property loss estimate reaches $100,000.
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Mass
Meriimac Street
Opera House
Congregational Church
Hidwin M Ingalis
Five slain in Turkish riot at Adrianople
Vienna dispatch reports five Turkish officers killed and twenty wounded in a riot at Adrianople tied to a factional quarrel between Young Turks and Nazim Pasha partisans. Enver Pasha, head of the general staff, was among the wounded.
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Adrianople
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Nazm Paghs
Constantinople
Inver Bey
Movements of Ocean Steamers at New York Harbor
Arrivals include Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen Niagara from Havre Victoria Luise from Hamburg Olympic from Southampton Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York Vaderland from New York Antwerp Ryndam sailing to Rotterdam Rowprinzessin for Bremen Catania, Lagerstool for New York Patricia from Hamburg bound for New York Margerin Auguste Victoria for Cherbourg and La Provence for Havre with dock times noted for Thursday through Wednesday streetside listings
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Vaderland
Antwerp
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Catania
Tryrge Lagerstool
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Troth
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Margerin Auguste Victoria
Cherbaurg
la Provence
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