Hilton Favored to Win Amateurs as Rain Threatens Start
At Apawamis Club Rye N Y British champion Forel Fitzmtten advances to the third round while Hilton and seven other top U S players chase the Blavemeyer Cup. Weather buzz and heavy betting mark a day of tight play with Evans Rammer and Herresheff delivering notable performances in a crowded field.
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Rye
N.Y
Apawamis Club
Forel
Fiitten
Tomight
Hilton
Albert Secker
Side
Whirtless
York
Eiescen
Vermont
Evans
Anich
Tiaa
Real Herresheff
Kammer
Hiehel
Dell Ndoem
Herter
Ohtease
Tilton
Strugale
Nfror
Eater Fe
Warn
Bamaner
Fox Hills
Rammer
Betting at Kentucky meetings may be limited to pari mutuel
A Kentucky racing commission meeting today discussed restricting betting to the pari mutuel system for Lexington and Montreal meets. The commission plans to ban auctions and telegraph wires from tracks to curb information leakage, aiming to protect revenue while shifting to pool-based wagering.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Montreal
Lesington
Lamar
Aml Hier
Nacre
Ville Gething
Aml Latonia
Central
Akentuchy
Suite Racing Commission
Bettanis
Cateaby Woodfird
tfeRentockaciation
Comission
Caivpmer Peay
beGias
Merida
Mili
opMing
Dineky
Abel Meroe
Amd Sit Cates
Lewis
Ean
Latemare
Rose of
Jeddah
Oeambane Styteenth Inijes
Ier
Fombighee
NAPS summon more players for Cleveland club
Six players including Catcher Jack Aruins of Memphis and Outfielder Dave Valahan of New Orleans, who were conditionally released last spring, are ordered to report to Cleveland in New York on September 10. Cleveland will add four pitchers Winchell Dayton, Relsgie New Maven Swindell Winston Salem N C and Haskette Toledo and Catcher Net h Worcester Maia on the Easter trip. Start Football Practice at Colgate.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jack Aruins
Memphis
Dave Valahan
New Orleans
New York
Winchell
Dayton
Relsgie
New Maven
Swindell
Winston Salem
Haskette
Toledo
Neth
Worcester
Maia
Harvester Effort Fails to Break Record in Heavy Track
Syracuse officials report Sir R. Wins feature with The Harvester, champion stallion trotter, struggling on a heavy track to beat his 2:01 record. quarter 3:04, half 1:01 1/4, three-quarters 1:31 1/2, mile 1:03 1/4. Earl, Jr. captures 2:04 pace. other stakes include Syracuge ing and Ka-Noo-No events.
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Trotter
Earl, Jr
Syracuse
N.Y
State Fair Track
Thomas W. Murphy
Sir A. Rae
Karl Jr
Fritz
Hannah Louise
Medella
Tarry Titus
Heat
Willy
Bum Marks
Grok
Ox. Ek
Bik
Walter Unlepercie Sny
Valentine
Walter Woo
TheDevitty
Grav Gem
Skahen
Tae Wilken
Bos
Cascade
Hom ¢Murphy
Pan Hals
Wellington
Fe Dunalay Creighton
Claasetletee Muda Guy
Serrild
Swine Murphy
Br Oh
Basson
Peter Tre Seond
Valencines
Seuness
Burnham - Grin Strangeoud
Sita
Filendies
Mr Bowakl
Vata. Ch
Carpenter
Danalidy
Henig
Bone
Litenne Ilenier
Laneaty
Chasdelli
Laan Pais
Sas
Rhine Marden
Toddingholm
Harness racing card at Prospect Park draws 7000 crowd
Franks and the Warthington stable led a diverse program featuring two harness races and four sprints. The 2:15 pace thrilled spectators as Nottingham upset favored contenders and Cantubell’s wheel action caused a dramatic tumble. Additional heats included the 2:18 pace with notable horses such as Frank 8 and The Hascat, while entries listed Bet and Ring master among others. The day concluded with selling races and three-year-olds, total purses around 500 dollars for select events.
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Warthington
Lialtimore Seni
Prospect Park
Pysmus
Gon
Nottingham
Manworthy
Wong
Ho Thay
Palin Cozine
Tim
Cantubell
Willy Nettie May
Amare
Wohx
Uta Tyson
Vashou
Virginie Anensta
Broom
Kelly Alt
Fatto
Lothie Bevaath
Pull
Gus Avwarths
Beli Tim
He Myers
Frank
Ch. G
Lai Hess
Bik
Moog
Ho Tssom
Sarterfield
Brre-Vrar-Cda
Fiibernica
Wenna
Anasil
St Johnson
Foowin Datharie
McCabel
Forrester
Jil
Wells
Eacetioner
Mollie Gibson
Winchester Fair Draws Runners and a Bookmaking Arrest
In Winchester, Virginia, over 10,000 spectators from nearby valleys watched a racing program featuring entrants from several states and the District of Columbia. Late today Ray Brennan, a Washington turfman, was arrested on bookmaking charges and released on the way to police headquarters as racing results listed Arte and other winners across multiple events with mixed disqualifications and cash purses.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennlvania
District of Columbia
Georgia
South Carolina
Winchester Fair
Shenandoah
Cumberland
Ray Brennan
Washington
Arte
Cora Wiggins
T. A. Heuer
Xevand
McRow
Robert B
Helen B
Madison Attorney General opinions about Wolgast McFarland bout
Madison officials dispute whether the Wolgast McFarland bout is a prize fight or boxing match and whether sheriff action can halt it. Attorney General Russell Jackson says sheriff intervention would be lawful if a prize fight develops. District Attorney W C Zabel and Sheriff Arnold indicate enforcement of the law will be upheld. Matchmaker Mulkern remains firm that the event will proceed, with Manitowoc ready to bid if Milwaukee blocks the fight.
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W. C. Zabel
Bstow
Oklahoma bout draws Oklahoma delegation to Madison Square Garden
New York dispatch notes high interest in the Flynn Morris heavyweight bout with Morris favored 2 to 1 in Oklahoma. A special train from St Louis will bring Sapulpa mayor Joseph Denton and other Oklahoma Kansas officials and business leaders to watch the fight. Charley White named referee after initial controversy over White versus Harst.
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New York
Jim Plynn- Cart
Morris
Madison Te Gammen
Flynn
Frank Ufer
Carl Morris
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Kansas
Hankers
Sapulpa
Joseph Denton
Charley White
Billy Roche
White
Tim Hiarst
Madison Square A
Nonconformist Churches Move Against Johnson Wells Fight
London September 13 nonconformist churches plan to block the Jack Johnson Bombardier Wells title bout set for October in London. Rev F B Meyer leads the effort denouncing the fight from the pulpit while the National Council of Free Churches general committee is summoned to meet September 28 to decide actions against the event and related entertainment.
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London
Jack Johnson
Bombardier Wells
F.B. Meyer
National Council of Free Churches
Brown and Wolgast to fight for 12000 purse in New York
Danny Mor, manager of Knockout Brown, agrees to a ten round bout with lightweight champion Ad Wolgast for 12000 plus 1000 expenses and a possible 25000 bonus if Brown wins. Mor also offers to abide by a newspaper decision of three out of five papers. Wolgast's manager Tom Jones is negotiating with Western clubs for staging details.
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Milwaukee
Danny Mor
Brown
New York
Ad Wolgast
Morsan
Tom Junes
Wolgast
Racing Entries For Todays Meetings At New River Track
Weather clear and track good as a full card outlines entries for eight races. Two year olds lead with Leg s and Persian Dance among declared runners, while Derby Cup and Handicap races feature Canadian owned entries and Beverwyck Stable coupled bids.
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New River
Arton
Overman
Jir
Gary
Garth
Tipsand
Proviner
Plate Glass
Guy Fisher
Jack Alkin
Aldrian
Sir John Johnson
Beverwyck Stable Entey
Steaplechase
Wickson
High Bridge
Thistledale
Sympathy
Little Ernie
Lord Common
Terebine
Ticktack
Hush
Ayers
Dipper
Shelby
Montgomery
Roebuck
Granta
Forgely
Troy Weight
Plaintess
Moncrief
Fort Worth
Chapentuc
Lady Orimar
Couple Five
Dr. Berkley
Brevite
Frog
Racing Card Fragments Include Fort Worth Entries
Fragmentary OCR lists river and horse names such as Diggs, Clsmont, Shadwell, Criche d Or, Ganigue, Dipper, Tick Tack, Siren Stars and others. Mentions Drager Guy Fisher Whketime Thietledale Ighbridge with locations Fort Worth Montcrelf Brevile. The text hints at a racing event with multiple horses and venues but lacks full details.
Powers to Lose Out No Action for the Present
The New York State athletic commission backed revoking Patrick Powers' Madison Square Garden license after an executive session. With Commissioner O'Neil pushing the move and Dixon opposing, action awaits Gov Dix appointment to replace Chairman Sullivan who resigned. The Garden lease expires in March, with the syndicate planning takeover by March 15, and referees Terry McGovern and Tom Sharkey approved.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Patrick Powers
Madison Square Garden
Frank O'Neil
O'Neill
Gox
Dix
Dixon
O'Neil
James B. Sullivan
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
O'Neilain Teday
Terry McGovern
Tom Sharkey
Maroons Lose Two Stars In Chicago Football
Eberle Wilson and Ralph Young, quarterback and fullback of the 1910 Chicago team, will not wear the maroon this fall. The loss is one of the severest blows to Stagg's 1911 squad, disclosed as Coach A. A. Stagg began active work on the team yesterday.
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Chicago
Eberle Wilson
Ralph Young
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Baltimore and Ohio and neighbor rail lines schedule fragment
A dense timetable fragment lists trains from Washington to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other cities. It includes Royal Special Royal Limited sleeper times, Seaboard lines to Savannah and Jacksonville, Coast Line through services to Charleston and Havana, and Norfolk Western connections. multiple daily departures and varied sleeper and dining car services are shown with station references and offices.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Station
Royal Blue Line
Philadelphia
NEW_ YORK
New York
Liberty Street
W. Twenty-Third Street
Dinca
Portor
Tne
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Chicago
Kincinnath
Pittsburg
Earl Mn
Eveland
Coemneue
Pe Wheeling
Loral
Tralua
tExcept
Latonn
Main
Pennsylvania Ave
Southern Railway
N. B
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Acheville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Roanoke
Knoxville
Toanoke
Naahettas
Harrisburg
Fesville
Warrenton
Dally
Bluemont
Orrawn
Norfolk AN and Western Railway
Washington
New
Dally—An
Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Winston
Nashville
Neway
Washington-Memphis
Norfolk
Fis
Richemond
Richmond
Herryville
Luray
Shenanedont
Elkton
Southwest
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue Pond
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Coast Line
Jacksonville
Tyest Indian Limited
Charleston
Augusta
Kuighia Key
Havana
Savanneh
Port Tawox
Permatta Limited
Opera
Wilmington
NEW _YORK AVE
GEO. P. James
Whith
GP. A
W. J. Craig
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Cincinnati
Pullman
Louiaville
Indianapolis
Bt. Lewis
Servier A
P. Om
Pulluan Aledpere
Virginia Hot Springs
Louisville
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Fats
Fircher Bilge Co
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Kentucky Racing
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Sirsima Today
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Thurber
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Zanzibar
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Johnson-Wells
English National Church Council
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Tad
Marshland
James Dockery
Lorethy T
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Kate Kittleberg
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Bob St
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McCahey
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Maroons
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Prudential Loan Society
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Plitaburs Auth Ge-te
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Potomac Guarantee Co
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Prudential Loan & Trust Co
Warder
Imth
American Loan CO
New York Ave
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P. C
National Loan & Investment Co
Thompson Busiding
Bet
Gate
Treasury
Ugward
Arlington & CO
H. K. Fulton
Surety Loan CO
St. N. W
Reliance Loan and Trust Go
HH. Elwood
New York Loan
C & St
Seventeenth Street
Fisk Elgin
Vicon
Fourteenth St
Peave
Shade
Marvel
Marvel CO
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