Racing Back to Maryland Today
Maryland racing opens at Havre de Grace at 2 30 this afternoon and promises a star filled card. J K L Ross and W S Kilmer provide top entries including Sir Barton and Sun Briar with a strong Harford County Handicap heat as the feature. Purchase and Sir Barton loom in the Potomac prep while Am es leaves Cardinal pitcher to join the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre de Grace
Washington
Harford County
Cudgel
Billy Kelly
WS. Kilmer
Sir Barton
Harford
Bill Knapp
New York
Saratogas
Belmont Park
Maryland
Purchase
C. J. FitzGerald Willreside
James Milton
Potomac
J. P. McLeslah
Audacious
de. Frank
Batlyconnel
Ballet Dancer
Bon Jour
Glean Gone
Cant Kost
Dunboyne
Duchess Lace
Knot
Nan Kopeler
Farmingdale
Bufle
Lord Brighton
Leading Star
Mad Hatter
Mint ‘Cut
Milkmaid
Passing Shower
Routledge
Ragnarock
Rapid Day
Sea Rock
Sailor
Sam Hildreth
J. K. L. Ross
Bo Frank
William‘ Jennings
Saratoga
Cornelius M. Garrison
Washington Post
Parr
Hosten
Crest Hill
Asgardi
Otto Floto
Ross
Sun Briar
Leochares
Kilmer
Escold
Hauberk
Warsaw
Queen of the Sea
Bajazet
Bathilde
Tle Pin
Romeo
Col. Valentine
Thrift
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sedgegrass
My Laddie
Algardi
Dorcris
Cresthill
Sun Br
Harry Brievogel
Ballyconnell
Sir Wiliam Johnson
Capital Duty
Jomeo
Austral
Royal
Audacious wins feature at Belmont Park track
Audacious, the favorite, led most of the way to win the feature at Belmont Park. He defeated Questionnaire by three lengths with Blairgowrie closing fast to take third, while Valor and Hollister trailed. The program also notes multiple races with horses like Stepcon Sanfall and John P. Grier, and results across six furlongs to two miles, on a cloudy, fast track.
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Boll's Dye
Ottofiots
Asgardi
Dorcas
Sir Barton
Midnight Sun
Sunbriar
Bill McCloy
Crank
Duchess Lace Quietude
Milkmaid
Sailor
Startling
Billy Kelly
Lavixe
Leochares
Harford County
Escoba
Jon
Duchess Lace
Warsaw
Dairyman
Harry Breiv
Hank
Bathilde
Virginia Yell
Pilsen
Johnson
Frank Shannon
Bajazet
Vigilante
Caballo
Ballyconnell
Diadi
Comacho
American Eagle
Capitol City
G. M. Miller
Il Tie Pin
Little Cottage
Iiz Belavio
Chaiming
Senator Broderick
Thrift
Depth Romeo
Pairy Princ
Col. Valentine
Royal
Veka
Ey' Hs
Pershing
Brimont Park
Audacious
Home Valor
Hollister
Questionnaire
Blairgowrie
John Po Grier
Padraic
Germa
Davies
Miss Krn
Jegret
Eacle
Callahan
Toot FE McMihon
Surplice
Mitchell Alas
Alderkea Alm
Myers
Kel Wstey
Ruttwellh
Sauberia
Blalrcora
Dotta
Caddie
Dr. Clark
Rire
Cleopatra
Fairbrother
Capt
Alcock
Kelsay
Star Court
Kinnougs
Buxton
iMvAtec
Ambrose
Ticklisb
Layd’s Love
Osroud
Jobn P. Grier
Wan
Rice
Gemma
Dansander
Housemaid
Arran
Ruck Bay
Revoud
Weldship
Pryndor
Jay Bird
Tetley
Elmendorf
Arrah
Lady Gertrude
Euisiade
Dotte Vandiver
Herodias
Rowe D'Or
War Kiss
Polysanda
Lovers Lane EH
Arrowheld Inn
Starry Belle
Hampden
Maraxchino
Breadtine
Titan
Roseland
Clarabella
Colleges Begin Football Prep for 1919 Season
Georgetown and Maryland State begin early workouts next week as prewar players and new recruits report. Independent clubs Mohawk Rex and Navy Yard join the grind while William and Mary recruit Jimmy Driver fresh from service to coach. Virginia also eyes a 30-man squad with veterans Ray, Stuart, and McGowan slated to return.
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Eorgetown
Maryland State
Albert Exen
Dline
George“town
Ot Otha Dist
Byrd
College Park
Bernard Spillman
Western High
George & Renown High School
Central
Penrose Russell
Ximmy Lemon
Bob
Dick Newby
Williams
Speed
Neh
Mohawk
Rex
Fey
Navy Yard Getavecreation League
Bumps Turner
North Carolina State
Virginia Stars
Charlottesville
Pop_ Lannigan
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Ray
Alex. Stuart
McGowan
Echo Direct Sets World Mark at New York State Fair Grand Circuit
Syracuse reporters chronicled a world record in trotting as Echo Direct clocked 2:05% for the third heat at the Grand Circuit meet. Easton’s Easton covered 2:56% in heat four, while Goldie Todd won the 2:10 Syracuse stake after three heats. Brother Peter claimed the Ka-Noo-No event, and Irish Voter took the 2:12 pace in straight heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Echo Direct
Echo Todd
Victoria Direct
Ben White
Easton
Goldie Todd
Lenardo
Frank Dewey
Brother Peter
Barnes Wins Southern Title in Golf Championship
Atlanta report details Jim Barnes Sunnet Hill as Southern open champion with 293 over 73 holes. Robert T Jones Jr. of Atlanta finished one behind at 294, Edgar of Atlanta 297, with Fred McLeod failing to complete the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Barnes
Smneet Hill
Robert T."jones, Jr
Jones
J. Douglas Edgar
Druid Mills
J Allants
Edgar
Fred McLeod
Columbia Country Club
Washington
Jack Burgess
Chevy Chare Club
Ashville
N.C
Jim Barnes
Sunnet Hill
Robert T.jones
Eugene McCarthy
Charlotte
Lh. C. Liddell
George ©. Dow
Austin
M. C. Jones
R. D. Thompson
Birmingham
D C Fifth At Traps Morgan Is High Gun
Atlantic City on September 10 reports the District of Columbia and Maryland finishing fifth in the state championship team event at the Westy Hogans tournament. Morgan led Washington with 150 of 160 and Troeh, the Pacific coast champion, topped all amateurs and pros with 159 of 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
District of Columbia
Maryland
Westy Hogans
Mark Cooper
Salisbury
C. Ford Seeley
Baltimore
R. D. Morgan
Washington
BE. B. Polk
Princess Anne
Frank Billmeyer
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Blue Rocks
New York
Joseph Hunter
E. G. Ford
J. C. Wyn
Garland and Reid Reach College Tennis Finals
Philadelphia reports that Yale captain Gar land will meet Cornell star Kirk Reid in the deciding match for the 1919 intercollegiate tennis championship while Yale and Harvard duel for the doubles crown. Garland beat Yale teammate Hawks 7 5 7 5 in singles and Read from Ithaca edged Dudley Swarthmore 4 6 6 2 11 3. Harvard's Helm and Hanighen fell to Garland and Hawks in doubles 6 3 6 4. Yale second team Simmons Morse defeated Kaltenbach Herndon 6 2 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
C. S. Garland
Yale
Kirk Reid
Cornel Star
Hsl
Garland
K. M. Hawks
Read
Ithacan
F. W. Dudley
Swarthmore
George Helm
Harvard
Frank Hanighen
Hawks
R. L. Simmons
J. B. Morse
H. T Kaltenbach
W. Herndon
Princeton
Mountaineer Squad Drills Display Season Opener
Morgantown West Virginia September 10 two long signal drills marked the opening workouts of the season at Mont Chateau today. In the first line up only one non letter man appeared as the dummy took its initial punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Montchateau
Mack Pays High for Pitcher in Philadelphia
Philadelphia announces Connie Mack has bought pitcher Pat Martin, a southpaw, from Binghamton of the International League for 6000 dollars. The report notes other sports items from Europe and college football practice, with Yale Harvard and Princeton preparing for the gridiron season and Carl Mays losing his third game with the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Pat Martin
Binghamton
Carl Mays
Yankees
Caldwell
Dampness Grounds Nationals as Rain Delays Game
Washington Nationals faced rain and wet grounds as yesterdays game with the White Sox was postponed. Manager Griffith cited safety and pace concerns, while a doubleheader was planned today to salvage receipts and keep fans hopeful for further buys. Tex McDonald of Nashville sold to St Paul for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W._FITZGERALD
Nationals
White Sox
Griffith
Sweeney
Oine
Nashville
Tenn
Tex McDonald
St. Paul
Pennant Race Tightens as Cleveland Halts Sox Lead
In the American League pennant race Cleveland won a double header while the leaders rested, cutting Chicago's edge to seven games. Cincinnati maintained its eight game NL lead. Yesterday's results included Cleveland 3-8 New York 0-2 and Philadelphia 4 Detroit 5. Today Chicago visits Washington, and Detroit hosts Philadelphia. Yanks slip further from first division while Giants and Yankees eyed a post season series.
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Griffs
Ite Sox
Washington
Nationals
Chicago
Cleveland
White Sox
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Westerday
Detroit
Stadanath
Sil Brooklya
Beale
Boston
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
YANKS
Yankees
Caldwell Holds Yankees Hitless and Runless in First Game
In New York Caldwell pitched a no hitter in the opening game of a doubleheader as Cleveland beat the Yankees 9 to 3. The Indians later won the second game 2 to 2 with Gardner homering, Harris driving in the other runs, and Gardner contributing two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Caldwell
Caldwell
Indians
New York
Cleveland
Ray Caldwell
Hannah
Baker
Wambsganss
Gardner
Harris
Ab.h.c.a
N. York
FOG
Graneyif
Offenster.rf
Chapmanyss
P'klnp
Rhes
Speaker
Boker,ab. Oo
Haytisib
Pipr
Gardoer
Prati
W'gertse
OlLewlair
O Smithrt
Ol Bodieef
O'Neil
Hammah
Mays
Gromey
Chapman
Harrs
Gransy
Byays
H.O.A. WN
York
A. BO
Graney
Mowster
Chapmanne
Phinp'ghes
Pipp
Pratt
Quinn
Lewis
Peckinpaugh
Thomas
Fratt
Giants slug Cubs in slugfest 7 to 2
New York hit Hendrix hard driving him from the box in the first inning as the Giants defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Burns and Kauff each had three hits as New York piled up eighteen hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Hendrix
Burns
Kauff
N. York
Abh.o.a
O.A. Burns Lfrf
McCaberf
Neong.re
Gitfollowherss
Statz
Young
Zimmerman
Barnes
McCabe
Barber
Errora
Holflocher
Daly
Garber
Bares
Burna
Fiies
Fletcher
Toney
Raley (Young
Hy Naltey
Carter
Dodgers Edge Rookies In Loose Game Against Cards
The Dodgers beat Brooklyn 11 to 6 as Mamaux allowed six runs in the third. Two recruits were tried by Wickey but both faced trouble, while Goodwin earned the win for St Louis and Mamaux took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Hornsby
McHoory
Kehm
Dithorfer
Kilduff,ab
Mottwitz
Baird, Tb
Oday
Tf Miller
SiJanorium
Mamauz.p
dlGoodwit.p
Parker
Tuefold
Benson
Brooklyn
Rins—Olson
Johnson
Geizdith Myers
Miller
M.’ Wheat
Schulte
Smith
Heathcote
Stock
Mr Henry
Saesan
Goodwin
Mamiux
Jangrin
Laran
Henry
Myers
Oleon
Johnston
Schmidt
Konetzky
Kilduff
Olson
Mamanx
M Wheat
Ralk
Mamaux
Steik
Mimaux
Henina
Tuero
Macks six run ninth tops Tigers 6 to 5
Philadelphia rallied in the ninth to score six runs with one out, defeating Detroit 6 to 5. Detroit built a lead with five runs off Boone and Dauss held Philadelphia to a single hit until the ninth. Johnson earned the win for Philadelphia as the Tigers made multiple costly errors and late offense failed to overcome the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Detroit
Tigers
Boone
Black
Davas
Athletics
Phils
Winco
Shorten
Jones
Young
Ainsmith
Dauss
Ron
Dugan
Styles
Bush
Cobb
Double Header for Champs at Union League Park
War Risk, the District amateur champion, meets Richmond’s title team Taka-Cola in a two game twin bill at Union League Park on Fifteenth Street Northeast. First game starts at 2 30 p m with James Hughes umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Risk
Taka-Cola
Richmond
Union League Park
James Hughes
Sallee Hurls Reds to 2 to 0 Win Over Phils
Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 2 0 as Sallee out pitches Hogg for league leaders. In July one inning a visiting runner reached third. Roush and Daubert lead with two-base hits. Teammates tag along with singles and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Luderus
Philadelphia
Rune
Daubert
Roush
Duncan
bare—La Bourvan
Schreiber
Adams
Bebretber
Bath
Lets Atlanta Beats Columbia 2 to 1 in Ninth Inning
Columbia D C September 10 A ninth inning error by Myer gave Atlanta the winning run in a pitchers duel with Suggs and Scoggins as the visitors won 2 to 1. Atlanta scored on a single triple and miscues, while Columbia managed a lone eighth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Columbia
D. C
Myer
Vnsitore
Suggs
Scogging
Iittie
Aingle
Arm of Law K Reds Ticket Lottery Plan
Cincinnati plan for distributing world series reserved seat tickets through a lottery was amended after authorities flagged compliance with federal law. August Herrmann, president of the Reds, was summoned to the federal building by officials who explained the legal issues with the original plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reds
August Herrmann
Cinciinnati Club
Racing Today at Havre de Grace and Harford County
Racing today features Havre de Grace and Harford County Handicap plus six other races including a steeplechase. Special trains run from Union Station at noon to the course. Admission to grand stand and paddock is $1.65 with ladies tickets at $1.10 including tax. First race at 2 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
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Harry N. Price
Harford Association
William Karrick
Harve DE Grace
Ames
Phillies
Leon Ames
Cardinal
Wallington
Sidney West
Georgetown
Ssaen
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Jimmy
William and Mary Oa
France
Jdorces
Army
University of Virthala
University of South Carolina
Newberry Cole
Bender
Moran
Oacd
the Athletics
Pat Moran
Semastics
Mark
Uble
M’leod
D.C
Morgan
Garland and Reid
Mountaineer
Mack
Keyson
Doncaster
England
Earl of Derby
Keysee
Dominion
Maj. Waldorf Astor
Buchan
Vanderbilt
Middle Tennessee
Stockholm
Bethlehem Steel
Gothenburg
Navy Yard Wildcats
Tom Crooke
Hoe
Jim Shaw
Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary
Shaw
Zachary
Southern Star
Giants
Furniture Department
The
Hecht Co
Seventh Street
McDride
Jobnnson
Picinich
Harper
Erickson
Gill
CUBS
MACKS
AMERICAN _ASSOCIATION
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Shreveport
Houston
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Galveston
Dailan
Jeaumont
Waco
Solumbia
Alggiow
Scoggins
Rawson
ARM OF Law K. 0
Reds Ticket Lottery Plan
Racing Today
HORN
Seventh St
Victor Ré&ord
Peter Gink
Siz Brown
Rathere
Sentphone
Bextat
Ansell
Diskew
Reatets
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