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Belmont Park Entries Prompt Curio of Names
A garbled list of Belmont Park horses or entrants appears with many misspellings and fragmentary names such as The Washington Fast Filsen Tallycvanell Thornbloom Urest Hill Flare Otto Floto Constancy Parr Toujours Startling Roos Quietude Purchase and others like Mayberk Warsaw and Cincinnati Mogarrer. The text reads like a race program dump of horses and handlers with inconsistent spellings and scattered surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fast
Filsen
Tallycvanell
Thornbloom
Urest Hill
Flare
Otto Floto
Constancy
Parr
Startling
Roos
Quietude
Purchase
Mayberk
Warsaw
Broon
Jack Mount
Thrift
Wodan
Cincinnati Mogarrer
Pion
Vigilante
Crest Unit
Otte Flote
Stace Parr
Constanes
Gutlggher
Ross
Midnight Son
Andadong
He Tran
Hunberk
K Beal
Broom
Senator Beoterwk
Austral
Wubhob
Havre de Grace racing opens with Hoff Baker wins first out
Hobey Baker, a Celt-Augusta Victoria colt, won the opening race at Havre de Grace amid a muddy track. Flying Welshman led early but faded. Eddie Rickenbacker was also fancied. The program featured two year olds and several unlikely contenders, with Sand River II setting the pace before Baker surged ahead. Other stalls produced mixed results as bettors watched a crowd enjoy the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry N. Price
Havre de Grace
Hobey Baker
Celt—Augusta Victoria
Hobexy Baker
Eddie Rickenbacker
God
Mace
Victoria
Wayland
W. J. Salmon
Celt—aAngus
Troxier
Ats
Barry
Rodrigues
Iyin
Welahmaa
Mildred
Corey
Nancy Ann
Kleeger — Hockaree
Mfeld
Hobey Brker
Feld
Hobey
Toro
Enil
Harry
Prinee
Prinee, Who Inished Stoutly. Scratched—Rapid Traveler, Tunnyyven, Wewhew
Gallagher
Belling
Goth
J. L.murphy
McGee
J. W. Healey
Drusilla
Brewin
Buckhorn Ii
Pirate McGee
T Buckhorn No
Purt
Toucanet
Breena
Leo
Fonnan
Curse
Sear Ojda
Wpwerd
Samte
JF. C. Talbott
Magellan
Hy Bhaffer
Fin Jorkeys
Sylvano
Connors
Gmk Sharpe
Ruth Strickland
Tad van
Cramn Sea Beach
Brobert Kirstles Cub
Perrington
Beaty Bleep
Rodriguez
Progressive
Chemung
Jack Dawson
Tinard
Stirling
Tomber
Hield
Bylvano
Wivano
Clowe
Ottle
Ond
Bettie Butt
Amackassin
Gallant Kitty
Ballbird
Encore
Superba
Carmalita
Phornbloom
Upa
Atari
Trace
W. Cerippen
Astranoner
Helen
C. Crippen
Bathilde
Hag
Sande Straig
Napoli
Jhan Stirling
Annip
Parrington
Sophia & Tewood
Miss Filley
Houpet
Edith Baumann
Go Tan
Arvila
Hinphy
Dathilds
Ter
Matonka
Annoia Midgar
K. Macre
B. m
Dace
Oorhees
G. K. Moore
Ainnis
Port St
Aso Cop Bly
Gelert
Wa Gold Vale
Weaster Steel
Ioan of Arc
Seabelie
McCrann
Ge C. Robinson Ie — Ladden
Tryon
Twoelder Mutuels
Zinnia
Golavale
Joan of Arc
Goldvale
Joan
Isabelle
Dewy
Beratai
Lary Lou
Millrace
Neety Aftyr
ET. Wisner
M. F. Foley
Armunlis
Catena
J. Carroll
Jack Mount
Schuttinger
Ane
Conway Wlies
Wanken
Lard
Kish Kis
Jak Moont
Keag
Wisert Fool
Kim Roo
Valspar
Jug
Mother Machree
Plact Qriv
Mra. BR
A. Smith
B. Tinton Lans
Aera Yenvenats
Mather
Patrington
Benevolent
the Desert
Dorcas
Potomac Handicap Horse Entries and Purchases Headlined at Havre de Grace
Havre de Grace notes wire that Pur chase is favored to start in the Potomac Handicap as a 132 pound choice alongside Sir Barton. J Ceney reports moving from New York with J H Rosseter horses while W A Prime’s yard supplies twelve mounts. Audacious from the Schwarts brothers travels with Prime recere, and several sales and claims occur, including Fanny Cook for 1700 and Buckborn for 33000. A promising two year old filly Fiscarpoletti by Fitzherbert, dam Balancarle, trained by Mrs Moore, works at Pimlico. A H Diaz and associates may visit Havre de Grace next week for racing. Mickey Sheedy eyes winter-track prospects after service discharge.
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S.C. Hildreth
Purchase
Eatchy
Sir Barton
J Ceney
Joseph McLennan
New York
J. H. Rosseter
Casey
C. Hildreth
J. T. Kermath
W. A. Prime
Schwarts Brothers
Audacious
W. G. Wagnon
D. & Fountain
Thet Hotel
Fanny Cook
J. Clausen
Buckborn
F. le Btrell
Pirate McGee
G. W. Foreman
A. H. Diaz
William McDanielon
Havre de Grace
Mickey Sheedy
Gome
Jack Stuart Triumphs In Belmont Park Sprint Finish
At Belmont Park on September 12, Jack Stuart, a long shot, surged in the final yards to beat Royce Rolla in the Cedarhurst handicap for three-year-olds and up. Spur finished third as John I. Day and Cadillac battled to a six-length win for the former in the fourth race. Weary, Pictor, and Jock Scot posted other notable results as the five-race program unfolded with several upsets and close finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belmont Park
Jack Stuart
Royce Rodla
Spur
John I. Day
Cadillac
Donnm & Day
Pieter
Kon-l-noor
Frederick the Great
Capt. Hodge
Weary
Ooutsider
Old Maid
Jock Scot
Elfin Queen
Fibet
Ambrose
Kummer
Que Matt
Pierce
Fair Colleen
Fair Accompli
Pictor
Hamilton
Kob-f-noor
Rice
Sunnyland
Dr. Rae
Rockport
Hodge
Monomoy
Babette
Callahan
Royce Rolla
Rutwell
Recmimthiao
Rowan
Cadillar
Lang
Tohnaen
Mad Hatter
Fairbrother
Toto
Chasseur
Tombolo
Veteran
Grundy
Scrater Crow
Pen Pose
Pilgrim
Evergay
Krewer
Carroll
Endman
Ira Wilson
Armenus
Morgan is high gun among district team
Atlantic City August 12 R D Morgan fed Washington shooters to day in the annual tournament of the Weary Hogans with 150 of 160 targets Scores of other Washington men were E G Ward 146 A B Stirte 144 W D Monroe 182 J H Hunter 129 J C Wynkoop 118 The West defeated the East in the annual intersectional team championship Henderson Kentucky State champion high amateur gun for the three days with 472 of 480 targets topped both amateurs and professionals by breaking 159 out of 160 targets today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
R. D. Morgan
Washington
Call on Banks Due Today or Monday for Convention Plans
Washington bankers expect the comptroller of the currency to issue the call for reports of condition within days ahead. The annual American Bankers Association gathering in St. Louis September 29 to October 2 draws many from the capital, with a special train from New York on the 25th. Delegates include Charles J. Bell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Booker, Jr
Washington
Comptroller
Ual
Treasury
St. Louis
American Bankers’ Association
Charles J. Bell
H. H. McKee
M. D. Rosenberg
Joshua Evans, Jr
Harry V. Haynes
W. W. Spaid
Robert N Harper
George Q. Watson
W- T. Gallther
Ernest B. Herrell
New York
Wilson
League of Nations
Australian net pair defeat Californians in straight sets
Chicago September 11 Gerald Patterson and Norman Brookes, Australians, won the United States doubles championship in international matches opening today. They defeated William M Johnston and Clarence J Griffin of San Francisco, the former holders, in straight sets on a hard court. Johnston was off his game while Brookes showed finishing tennis and Patterson power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gerald J. Patterson
Norman Brookes
William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Brookes
Patterson
Johnston
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