Sets New Track Mark in Bagce 0iental Handicap Duel
Hathcock Cott and Run amy Water narrow the field to a two horse duel in the Bagce 0iental Handicap with former wine in a blanket finish. Easy Time captures the Flatlands Stakes on a clear track.
Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc
We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
47
Races at Gravesend Stir Debate on Race Tactics
Report on a chaotic Gravesend meeting where Dolan faltered after a rough start and many questioned riding tactics. Accusations of weak finishes and improper piloting of Ballot sparked controversy among owners and trainers, with calls to return to traditional methods in the big race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegasding Mer
Logae
Aeveral
Historic horse racing notes and figures from Columbus fair
A Columbus Grand Circuit meet opens with four races on the first program. Kruger is defeated by Jennie Wand as a record is sliced to 2012. Hidalgo and Hotel Hartman Stake contenders win heats, with a force duel shaping the final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Waters
Kruger
Board of Tract
Jennie Wand
Teland
Hidalgo
Hotel Hartman
Gawant
Five Race Card at Columbus Features Prominent Pacers
The Columbus program showcased a packed lineup with leading pacers Leland Onward Hidalgo and Onward engaging in a fierce contest, Hidalgo prevailing by a length as Axeyell set a 20674 Mile record. Other notable runners included Bayou Lark, Yen Mi Ganets, and Tan, with several colts and fillies contesting three and four year old events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Leland Onward
Hidalgo
Onward
Axeyell
Washtopton
Norfolk
Summarica
Huvenr
Rigel
Gabobla
Maud Childy
van Neolaes
Riley
Urs Tan Uo
Wolce
Conanaemen
Thos
Berryman
Tom Laween Aieo
Buxton Eyes Flatlands Stakes After Derby Run
Reported racing note from Richmond mentions Buxton from Calr Ala joining Frank J Farrell stable to ride for trainer Lisle. Dolan and Brady as top contenders despite Buxton's chances. Other items describe Danville league travel, Glasgow building activity, and a notable America cup challenger discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Buxta
Cal R
Frank J Farrell
Brady
Tom Dolan
Drady
Buxton
Lore Bredcck
Ulm
Hat Buxton
Dolan
Horse Owned and Trained by Preston Burch Stolen Then Recovered
A four year old race horse owned and trained by Preston Burch of Washington was stolen from Belmont stables Saturday night. It was found Sunday in Hempstead Long Island at the home of William Davis who had bought it for 496. Peter Riley, who owned the yard, identified the horse. Stewart Hyde, a Hempstead family member, aided in returning the horse to Davis after the initial discovery. Hyde, once wealthy, faced financial trouble due to a passion for racing stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jak Atkin
Galles
Donohus
Conway
Taos
Dante
Gravesend
Jordan
Cate
Lee
Orson Memin Gallagher Ee
Nyala
Tilax
Curt Pee
Matus
Albers Panza Tauephet
Heraey
Megryboit
Wiliam
Geerat Ant Faye Mand Tokko
Ordano H
Genarat Ano Bk
Daving
Umaltowene
Flenslora
Iat Wileant
Aif
Antes Tonea
Oovalentine
Sunmmace
Wat Horne Wat
Wilkes
Nicklow
Berica Bog
Gre
Hele Warren
Rig Con Arenes
Prince of Orange
Visser Zoo
Sandy Halo
Yankee
Howe
Tin Oseae Pace 'Ntcona Vision
soBelabedl Torey
Seiba
Chitpete
Geowat
Adotie
Hau Chesing
Cody
Mares
Mary
Revelnie
Sa Poker Bem
Merrifield
Saturny Wy
Johnson
Scowa
Mallee
Ringwood
Nicol
Dan
Kune
John
Grady
Willer
Styaumi
Breck Hawk
Norfolk
Dugan
Aioe
Piem Lo Ego
Viet Masterson
Impres
Alan Ghatte
Balsidere
Havana
Tor
Tom ‘Lewstn
Pesta
Briel Ferienitz
Uta Willeg Patrician
Sonatera
Butera i
Dora
Preston Burch
Washington Post
New York
Almple Y Tonorn
Preston ME Buren
Washington
Chelnea
Belmont
Satuntey
Fivery
William Davis
Hempstead
Long Island
Peter Riley
Riley
Hla
Stewart Hyde
Hyde
Davie
Makes new record at Ken tucky Association Course
Sept 1s Lonogio from J C Milam arable sets a new seven furlong mark by winning the seventh race on a fast track. Odds moved from 2 to 1 to 3 to 2 as bettors backed the favorite. Race details list five races with results and entries including horses such as Parisian Medal, Museen Helle, Watnerton Murphy, and Gygnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lonogio
J C Milam
Kentucky Association Cours
Odda
Suramaries
Tady Vie
Plekens
Watnerton Murphy
Kirvis
Gee Lip
Think Thea
Bhirley Rose
Mare Museen
Helle
Marlon Moore
Herman Taring
Dan Lattice Pantapa
Vansol
Becom Macew
Ballionne
Toy
George Aay van
Colonel Bab
Pierrath
Martin
Soto
Cambie
Gmartion
Tod
Clore
Tha. Wilde
Hendley
Helen Wrainin
Oromnar
Butler
Farrow
Carol
Beau Brumme
Hennina
Ray Unity Vopay Babine Wooden
Barnette
Wlan Tan
Sfath
Conway
Hmtoden
Toronto results first race and other events recap
The report lists multiple horse and greyhound racing events with winners and placements. Notable entries include a three year old race won by Stone, a two year old race with Mecca Trucs and Ghind, and a four year old event won by Velus. Other named horses include Bewitched, Moleey, and Orphan, with various placements and times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comart Weil
Tia Syriongs
Metay Bagiaga
Marl Rogers
Seine Ave
Jogetalt
Greudsigg
Mecca Trucs
Aglander
Moleey
Catherise
Paul Ere
Lanington
Kity Bate Gnex
Tenge
Dan Datarlo Slay
Toile Galle Preson
Martin
Stawag Manguine
Goiea
Uaional
Hack Egadterst
Manarakar Eieo
Ashing de
Steceng
Muneng
Quarringten
Arian
Ste Eodcleuhs
Siierry
Carden
Botaavo’ Gan Parmer Jone G
Civanauge
Asp Holkday
Niit Corer
Catone” Kewell
Tuch
Rattive
Billy Ray
Ohoel Alte
Aising
Apenacor
Hulcsita
Ak Viallent Gina Brewe Creation
Semch Pebble
Gagora Saventh Race
Alz Furteng Seiling
Paul
Paul Cliterd Mts (Golakeaia) To J Wont Botte Bee Ja" Gaccercky
Mapuls de Care Bae
Morimbo
Comte Cousles “Royal Feriend
Godmars
Jack Ravelgrst
Akbar’ Zien Fot
SUE WINS ROOSEVELT CUP AT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
The yacht Sue owned by EF Latchentach of New York won the Roosevelt Cup by six points over the Rejoiner owned by FG Bruart of New York. The King Cup went to Maphassett, owned by Claressa Robina of Manhasset Bay YC. Standings list several boats with points totals and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Sue
EF Latchentach
New York
Ownas
FG Bruart
Poolais Tha Bite
Waa
Maphassett
Claretca Robina
C L Lillinghurst
Providence
Dorothy Q
Rollin Burgess
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Eleanor
Munhadsett
Capsicum
Little Rhetty
Dorothy
Sullivan Edges Lowe In Uneventful Washington Bout
Kid Sullivan of Washington defeats Tom my Lowe by decision after fifteen rounds at Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore Maryland. Both fighters relied on infighting with limited power and salients, Sullivan gaining the edge after round six and dominating late rounds as Lowe tried to counter with feints and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Tommy Lowe
Eureka Athletic Club
Hoth
Lone Trea
Sullivan
Tommy
Lowe
Lowe Sullivan
Tres
Hanka
Sullivas
Joe Yahnson
Smitny Farren
al Maxon
Harry Hart
Jerry McCarthy
Joheny Smith
Laws
Pat Oconnor
Erals Gebhardt
Serat
Jim Janey
Alec Beown
Davis Wins Potomac Boat Race By Ten Lengths
Davis of the Potomac Boat Club defeated Waldemar of Royal Berlin Ryder Clun yesterday afternoon on the Potomac. The German lead faded as Davis steadily pulled away, finishing ten lengths ahead near the Aqueduct Bridge amid cheers from a large crowd and officials urging a slower pace for a fairer contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Aremen
D Davis
Gar Club
Waldemar P
Royal Berlin
Ryder
Gar
Davis
Bret Arrow
Grogetown Hoathouse
Bhatake
Jug
Ey Dently
Siaop
Aqueduct Bridge
Valle
Whitch
Stuse
Poemics
Sand
Germany
Beciude
ScthuyTkill
Will
Ana
Potomacs
Black Arrow Sre
Wo H Milliitt
Potomac Boat Club
J H Doyle
Jon Nolan
WS McCarthy
Noize Jadger
Anlah Cape
Howard Anglowtan Boat Club
Meehold
Football Rally at University of Virginia Involves Last Year’s Stars
Big athlete rally at the University of Virginia with talks by Hammond Johnson Oscar W Randolph and Neff. College songs and a show of college spirit followed as last year’s team members prepared for practice on Lambeth Field and H O L Lanigan took charge of the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Madison Hall
Hammond Johnson
Oscar W Randolph
Theological Seminary
Alexandre
John H Nef
Jolph Alec
Lambeth Field
H OH Lanigan
Brooklyn
Punta
Gloth
Williama
Maddux
Neff
Lawrie
Sewanee
Jear
Virginia
Ttim
Herbert M Peck
Beaver Dem Wis
Hing' Cole
Peck
St Louis Threatened With Fine Over Bottle Throwing
The American League could fine St Louis if bottle throwing at park games continues. President Ban Johnson said a July bulletin warned owners to post prohibitions and penalize offenses. If St Louis president Herges fails to act, a 300 first offense fine and tripled second offense may be imposed, with possible stop to sales at parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Chnef
St. Louis
Washington Post
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Browns
Ban Johnson
American League Organization
Das
American League Organiza Mona
Dewolt
Blazer Bradley
Hinchman
Cleveland
Secord
Johnson
Herges
Ameran League
Dewhurst Wins Maryland Tennis Championship Cup
In Baltimore on the Baltimore Country Club court Dr EB Dewhurst of Philadelphia defeated RoC Seaver of Boston to win the Challenge Cup of Catonsville Country Club. This marks Dewhurst’s second cup win, putting him ahead in the race for possession after three total wins. Seaver is a By?torian and remains notable for defeating D A Loneset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore Ma
Maryland
Baltimore Country Club
EB Dewhurn
Philadelphia
Roc Seaver
Bostos
Massachusetts
Catonsville Country Club
Dewhurs
Harry Alien
New York Bears
C Wright
Boston
Robert le Roy
New York
Dewhurst
Australia
Brooke
Heine
R & Seaver
D ‘A
Loneset
Washington to meet Baltimore tennis club in annual match
A Washington team of ten players will challenge Baltimore Country Club on September 2 at the Baltimore Country Club. John Ensor, president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Baltimore, sent the challenge. Likely Washington representatives include Conrad Doyle, R Doyle, Franklin Geoghegan, FR Hite, Homer Dels, Glazebrook, and Devid aon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monumental City
Tuba
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore + Country Club
McH
John Ensor
Lawn Tennis Association of
Wien
Conrad
Doyle Cake R
Doyle Franklin Geoghegan
Hite
Homer Dels Glazebrook
Devid Aon
Toledo Pennant Hope Clouds Over Local Paper
Local press backed Toledo’s bid as top in the league but criticism and a boycott petition followed after readers felt the coverage failed to honor Mull Armour. Affects on team morale are noted as key players were hurt and illness plagued the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spadial
Mourraseere
Foledo
Clarke Toledos Frei Macker
Ue Joma
Toledo Cub
Toledo
Acu
Colundus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eacapa
Youncy
Farrell Dave Johnson
Burton
Sebol
Fullontilte
Meers
Sheepshead
Lexington Po
Gold Ram Ling Meier
Piiesant
Iol Nama
Metter Aine Cornett
Bette Beatt Diner
Davante Ciphiaing
Ordena
Alber Bunee
Pirios Spruill
Fouer
Toronto
Fark
Mary Darby Mienorgeck
Charla Zastman
Heather Balle
Mary Pen Ing
Viaant Gravesend
Clare Gree
Sea
Toshington Maths
Aotasuy Port Johnson
Meneaty Ie
Anoa
Lad Finelgay
Jennie W
Board of Trade
Board of Trida Ataker
Jeanie
Ty Alaaday
Sunder
Aim
Altes
Witney
Carrie Brom
Optme
Fife
Danville
Anwcin
Washteuroa
Richmond
Ste Tranchiss
Glasgow
Walliam Rife
Bhatroch TV
Clytis
Djibad
Marles
Convota
Sally
Imen
Breckawave
Kenilworth Club
Kentworth bin
Kenilworth Md
Resbah
Potomac Club
Oarsman
Land
Shell
Lota of
Grous
Football Warriors
Hampton Rapids Yacht Club
Yachia Bue Manthscett
Capeteen
Warwicks Bloomingdales Aleaandris
Laurel High Reboal
H J Nachuan
Morgan Utrest Northwert
Gan
Newcorn & Green
Dbe
Seaver
Baltimore Club
Goldheim & Sons
Goodyear Comekey
Hess
Haney
Will Menage
Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.