Blue Bonnets Racing Delivers Upset Over Favorites
Montreal race day at Blue Bonnets features seven straight favorites defeated as Raythorn wins the first race and Marigot takes the second. The card includes five and a half furlong sprints, a steeplechase, and a one mile dash with multiple upsets and strong fields.
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Goldstein
Wrip
Burns
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Glass
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Roebuck
Quick Sliver
Lee Mey
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Gerner
Coles
Madeline I
Equation
Domilhiléa
Crucha d'Or
Bang
Lady Esther
Alag
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Glaagi
the Fat
My Gal
Dunn
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The
Golden Butterfy
Perry Jobrern
Tadr Rifeman
Live Wire
Alten
Toronto horse results from multiple races at olde purse meet
Race card highlights outcomes across seven events in Toronto. Winners include Eve 2, Our Nugget, Plying Squirrel, The Monk, Rosebine, Sugar Loaf, and Mas Cardigan with various runners and odds noted. many horses and drivers listed across six furlong to one mile races, with multiple place finishers.
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Fearnaugh
Carroll
Kenry
Bazansop
Peddy Bear
Stone
Amsetus
Ain
Dreyer
Lenry
We Burt
Lillie Minnie
Bezanton
Luckyford
Adams
Dr Crook
Polly Lee
Dona H
Punay Alko Rat
Sugar Loaf
Heney
Molin S
Fain
Ching Hare
Laval Gah
Laura
Vartm
Va ‘Hart Hayes
King of Mist
Dorothy Webb
Mayn Rue
Mike Sutton
Unclear names and places in fragmented city item
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Racing Entries Across Six Furlongs to One and Eight
A busy card lists six furlong sprints to longer routes. Entry names cover horses such as Lady Rosaire Isabel Moncrief and many others with varying weights from 9 to 169 in first through fifth races. The program includes steeplechase purse details and multiple selling and maid en attempt races featuring noted horses and owners across seven races.
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Royal Lodge
Lady Rosaire
Lescar
Isabel
Plaintess
Miss Jonah
Coat Shout
Missive
Texan
Tripping
Stare
Moncrief
Okis
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Lady of Mercia
Bonnie Kelso
Amelia Jenks
and Sager
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la Sails
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Cowl
Pretty One
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Dr. Crook
Ametus
Dona H
Punky
Miss Re
Salila Savage
Polly Leo
Prospect Park suspends Major Forest and driver
At Prospect Park the opening day drew a large crowd as two harness heats featured Major Forest driven by Sohn Long being suspended for 30 days for allegedly not being driven to win. The event highlighted other Washington horses and multiple races with close finishes and noted performances amid a busy program.
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Wilson
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Watt
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Crum
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Johnson
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Columbia 101 Winner Forces Rally In Close Baseball Tie
In a Union Printers Baseball League opener at American League Park Columbia 101 rallied from four runs down to tie Philadelphia in the sixth and eighth, then won the late drama 6 to 2. Weaver and Wang pitched, Keifer was ejected in the fifth, and a gala crowd watched a spirited, battler’s game amid parade and pageantry.
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Washington Post tour entry list to Richmond date change
The Washington Post tour to Richmond and return will close at midnight Saturday October 8 for entries dated October 14 18. The report covers car makers and drivers from Baker, Parry, Studebaker, Apperson and other firms preparing for the event and notes Virginia roads as fair test conditions.
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Makeovers of Game Doubleheader in City Series
A doubleheader features Chicago and Pittsburg in the first game and New York and Boston in the second. Kiefer was banished yesterday. his absence affects the friendly clash. Ball hit two singles and a double in five trips, aiding a victory, while Helding’s errors proved costly though his hitting helped. Suess maintained nerve after a costly peg, Byrne covered short in sleek fashion, and the visitors’ outfield showed strength until Kiefer left. Weaver escaped trouble in the seventh and eighth, aiding Southwick, Shields, Krause, and Walton in a tense, pitcher-dominated stand-off with several errors and pivotal plays.
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Joe Jackson Again Balks Major League Move
Joe Jackson, noted Southern League hitter for New Orleans, refused to report to the Cleveland American League team after a trade with Philadelphia. He balked upon hearing details of the road game and said there was not enough elbow room in the big cities. He plans to return to his Carolina home.
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Near Death AIDS Rescuers In Elevator Shaft Rescue
New York on September 12 a furniture store employee Louis Bromberg lay trapped in a wedged elevator shaft for forty minutes. Firemen cut away wall timbers to free him while he remained conscious and aided the rescue by removing bricks with his head. The injuries to both legs were severe and it was feared he would die.
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Delahanty Out of Game With Sprained Leg in Cleveland
Jim Delahanty of the Detroit American League team is hospitalized in Cleveland with a badly sprained leg suffered sliding into home plate on Saturday. Doctors say he may miss the rest of the season, though he should be able to walk in a week and must avoid the field for a long period.
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Minor Heir Sets New World and Indianapolis Track Records
In Indianapolis at the State fair grounds Minor Heir by Heir-at-Law paced a mile in 1 59 fat setting a world record and new Indianapolis track mark in a special race with Lady Maud C George Gano and Hedgewood Hoy. Hedgewood Hoy led early but Minor Heir outsprinted to the turn and wire winning. Lady Maud C nosed out George Gano for second with Hedgeword Boy fourth as the quartet finished tightly. The four quarters were 293 4, 291 4, 30, 21 4. The mile was deemed the most sensational ever seen in Indianapolis.
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Rejected suitor shoots in Paterson tragedy
Special to The Washington Post reports Adam Nerring a prosperous Paterson produce dealer fatally wounds widow Mrs. Joseph Long after rejection as suitor. He then shoots himself, dying instantly. Once friends, they had quarreled over a month prior.
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Proposal to make former President an advisory cabinet member
Bernard N. Baker, former president of the national conservation congress, said after returning from St Paul that a St Paul congress idea has formed into a movement to appoint a former President as an advisory cabinet member with full independence. He noted that legislation would be needed to ensure the cabinet succession upon a President’s election.
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