Dr Spruill Wins Sea Breeze Stakes at Gravesend
New York September 22 Dr Spruill backed from 3 to 2 to 7 to 5 won the Sea Breeze selling stakes feature at Gravesend in a close finish by a head over the 40 to 1 shot Oro Rose of Dawn ran third five lengths back. Bragg defeats Hume in the mile and a half race and Lillie B is another winner at the meeting with Ocean Tide winning the last race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Tide
Lord Badge
Bragg
Hume
Lillie B
Gravesend
New York
Dr. Spruill
Gravesentd
Ore
Nish Burns
Dr.Spruill
Oro
Rose of Dawn
Run Tide
Astarita
Brugsels
Oxford
Helgerson
Burleigh
Neil
Nenate Hodge
John Simulski
Sehulamite
Graceful
Golderith
Sidney C Love
Martinmas
Em- Larrapemert
Diamond Flush
Shipshape
Monacodor
Adios
High Lite
Sutfichen
Bell
Tontg Meek
Illdebrand
Haralicar
Romaeili
Vime
Vicno
Sly Ber
Luisa
Shute
Pamela
W. Knapp
Lyne
Misa Crawtons
Miller
Yorkshire Lad
Sonoma Belle
Red Friar
Sailor Boy
Sea Breeze
Dr. Sprulll
Burns
SewAll
Land
Ug Bhaw
Rubric
Lillie Bi
Deiure
St. Urewin
CW. Knapp
Auvergne
Usery
Fanny
Rosaline M
Mandina
Misa Margo
Hampton Levy
Seliirg
Diggins
Hildebrand
Stawana
McIntyre
Fleur de Marle
Posscaion
Joe Lesser
Flammuis
Loindale
Navene
Shenandoah
Ren
Hogan For Fouled Win Disqualified At Churchill Downs
Zinda won the feature at Churchill Downs in Louisville on September 22 after Hogan, initially taking the fifth race lead at 4 to 1, was disqualified for fouling Calabash. The day’s other race results saw The Only Way, Vic Kinney, Zinda, Captain Bob, and Thaa Case among the winners with notable placings and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Zinda
Churchill Towns Laday
Hogan
Thea Case
Mil- Uken
Whiapyerwitl
Jesela Clark
Trenfail
Frank Green
Boner
Joan Lascelly
Frank Bill
Plerence May
Baby Blue
Nore W
Lady Belair
Flurie
Prinehyia
Vic Kinney
Hostility
Knowledge
Erla Lee
Howling Bridge
Maceuns
Coving
Royal Legend
Captain Bob
Barher Royal
Nevarmore
Delusion
Mintamash
Blue Grass Girl
Lida Vivian
Kitte Elkin
Mintbed
Thaa
Case
Calabash
Weond
Watchful
Duck Brown
Fairview
Ecliptic
Befvoir
Minthey
Bannock Belle
Outsiders Win at Toronto on Fast Woodbine Track
Toronto Ontario September 22 The weather was clear and the track fast at Woodbine. Races featured Virgie Withers first, Jillett and Crestfallen among winners with times ranging from 1:00 to 1:40 and payouts from 1 to 1 to 18 to 1 including The Musketeer and Many Thanks securing top spots in the lower card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Woodbine
Virgie Withers
Moderator
Irs
Frank Foster
Jillett
Peter Sterling
Chpipewa
Crestfallen
Evan
Gey Lizetta
Brushton
Sampap
Luupania
Moonraker
Tima
Arrahewan
Scalper
Lae Bar
Sieth Rach
Gur Bessla
Lady Huron
Tims
Rage
the Musketeer
Many Thanks
Gravesend Race Entries Show Fast Six Furlong Sprints
Daily racing card from Gravesend lists six furlong selling races for three year olds and up, with horses like Irene Lindaey and Ide Davis in the first race, Buck O'Dowd and Dupont in the steeplechase, and Mitchell entries across seven events. Officials note betting odds next to each horse, including Knight Errant, Foncasta, and Filaders in mid card, with longer one and a half mile handicap also featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Irene Lindaey
Blucher
Husk
King Pepper
Ide Davis
Platoon
Taser
Water Mirror
Hannibal Bay
Buck O'Dowd
Gus Straus
Bonfire
Ivan
Dupont
Paulaker
Fruelarge
King's Daughter
Oaklawn
Vendor
Accountant
Tiptoe
Lady Navarre
Clark Grulik
Bi Philips
Vak Duke
Vak Duke and Snow, 192 Each; Halacher,06, and Maxie Witt
Caughnawsga
Mason
Olsega
Oxford
Sellag
Knight Errant
Maan
Foncasta
Brennenworth
Lord Badge
Doe’ Ask Me
the Savineraer
Hippocrates and Palatte
Ligae
Voladay
Filaders
Father D
Tim Hurst
Gamare
Ascot Belle
Jessup
Blue Ribbon
Cascine
Bella
Sandard
Menoken
Lawnonlan
Captes
Beeves Nostromo
Vanguard
Melbourne
Royal ‘Scot
Park How
Jolly Girl
Water Tank
Full of Fun
Trixie Wits
Tod Ed Early
Glassful
Lady Love
Thine Tanner
Joe Goss
Prank Bell
Loch Gotl
San Prime
Jim Dougts
Huba
Signal II
Sid Silver
Black Fox
Echodale
Homestead
Wiecund
Mecdesha
Yard
Quinn Brady
Rolla
Young Reminder
Nita
Agnolo
iCercaval
John Lyle
Katie Powers
Selen
Mayor Johnson
Birch Broom
Jigger
Western Duke
T. J. Carson
Silverskin
Devout
Daingerffeld
Princesa Orna
Haviland
John Carrot
Sioux Chief
Horse Race Card Fragment at Cheraw
Names listed include Golden Bdink John B Owens Cherawind and Marshel Ney with numbers. Sixth race shows one and one fourth nilies selling Wakerul Peninwite Athens Piontus with various odds and horse names Dartbula Mate Hanlon Stroud Glisten and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Bdink
John B. Owens
Mr. Rose
Cherawind
Wakerul
Peninwite
Athens
Piontus
Marshel Ney
Dartbula
Mate Hanlon
Stroud
Glisten
Fast Time At Columbus Harness Meet Sets Records
In Columbus on Sept 22 a record harness meeting closed with Nathan Strauss winning the free-for-all pace in 2 03 2 for the first two miles, while Kid Shay captured the 2:08 trot by decisive late speed. Angle won the Consolation for trotters and multiple heats produced times of 2 12%, 2 12, and 2 08% across events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Nathan Strauss
Kid Shay
Roahes
Hester
Angle
Clarita W
Hester-Columbus Breweries
Ch. m
Axtell
Saunders
Geers
Thomas
Ecibad Nervolo
B. H
A. McDonald
Frank Yoakum
B. G
McGrath
Dan R
Benyon
Locanda
Br. H
Snow
Turley
Br. G
Robert Me
Blank
Bes Dim Terry
G. A
Frank
Sas Jolin Caldwall
Bik
Audubon Boy Ties World's Pace Record at Readville
Readville Mass September crowd surpasses 3,000 as Audubon Boy clocks 1:59 1 4 for a mile without pacemaker under rainy, heavy track. Gatcomb’s horse leads to 1:59 1 4 equaling Star Pointer’s time, sparking East West match rumors with Dan Patch. Sweet Marie fails to beat 2:24 3 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Dan Patch
Sweet Marie
Mass
Audubon Boy
Star Pointer
James Y. Gatcomb
Cheatnut
Audubon Bay
Gatcomb
W. W. Savage
Memphis
Tenn
Sweet Marle
Axtelle Sainel
Lord Roberts
Arion
Y M C A Athletic Meet Closed Events List
The Y M C A announces today’s closed handicap track and field games at 3 pm on the Sunday-school Athletic Association field at Fourteenth and Lydecker. Eight events award medals. entries include Callan, Tanner, Williams, Tingle, Heffernan and Royce among others in sprints, jumps, and throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace #. Tanner
C. C. Williams
R. Tingle
R. H. Robertson
John A. Howman
Charles Orme
R. J. Heffernan
Hugh G. Royce
Frank GO. Coleman
Frank B. Schlosser
J. V. Baulair
Arthur J. Decker
Robert H. Walker
J. ¥. Baulair
Hugh G Royce
Paul Herring
John A. Bowman
R. F. Fleming
Heraca E. Tanner
R. H. Roberton
George G. Bax
Army and Navy Preparatory School
W. G. Stuart
U. of B
C. E. Beckett
M. c
L. G. Honedel
Anderson Wins Open Golf Championship at Myopia Hunt Club
Will Anderson of Apawamis Club Rye won the open golf championship of America at the Myopia Hunt Club, finishing 72 holes with 284, ahead of Alec Smith of Nassau CC who was runner up with 316. Peter Barrett and Peter Robinson tied for third at 317, with Barrett earning $125 and Robinson $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Masa
Will Anderson
Apawamis Club
Lot Rye
Mygpia Hunt Club
Anderson
Alec Smith
Nassau Country Club
Peter F. Barrett
Toronto
Peter Robinson
Pittsburg
Stewart Gardner
Garden City
Alec Campbell
Brookine
Gilbert Nichols
Denver
J- Hobens
Englewood
N J
G. Cummings
Arthur Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Walter J. Travis
Arthur D. Lockwood
Allston
Smith
Andersen
Apawamis
Notable Golf Scores From The Two-Day Meet In Canada
Names like L Auchtehorfe Glenview and Donald Ross Oakley top a long list of scoring players from across North America. The summary includes totals for two days and features numerous clubs and locations such as Toronto, Brooklin, Denver, Hollywood, and Philadelphia, with many players and scores cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Anderson
Apawmts
Barrett
Toronto
P. Robertson
Gardner
Garden City
Alex. Campbell
Brooklin
G. Nichola
Denver
A. G. Lockwood
Albion
Will Smith
Mexico
Alec Rona
George Low
Baltusrol
Joe Lloyd
Essex County Sa
McKensie
Onwertsia
W. Clark
Springfield
Fred McLaod
Rockford
B. Nichols
Hollywood
Gouwth Grange
C. R.murray
Canada
Mackle
Fox Hille
A. H. Fenn
Beach
A. G. Griffiths
Weetbrook
Harry Turple
New Ortenry
J. Poulla
Chicago
John Jones
Myopia
Charles Rowe
Beaver
Valley
Hi. Hawling
Wykagil
Jack Serbell
Philadelphia
David Ogivie
North Jersey
N. W. Hearse
Dilerslie
Fred Brand
Allegheny
J. Dingwall
Pitteburg
Jack Mackie
Roseville
J. H. Oke
Davia Flunter
Grange
Orrin Terry
Waumeeck
Herbert Strong
England
M. Fay Ingalls
Oakley
Percy Gilbert
Brae Burn
A L. White
Wollaston
D. Robertson
Buffalo
George Pearson
Newark
David Brown
Boston
Automobile Collision Injures Howard County Farmer
A horse and wagon owned and driven by William Duston of Howard County Maryland was struck by a large automobile at Tenth and F streets northwest yesterday afternoon. The wagon was badly damaged and Duston was hurled from his seat and slightly injured in the back. The automobile owner apologized and paid damages before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politenesa
Wiliam Duston
Howard County
Tenth
F Streets
Curtain Fire Damages Home at 5 Navy Place
About 3 10 yesterday afternoon a small fire started when a lace curtain blew into a gasoline stove flame at 5 Navy place southeast. The blaze confined to the second floor front room caused under $3 damage before the fire department extinguished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Place
Adam Reed
Haywood Garrett
Couple in Northwest Washington Attack Navy Yard Workers
Police investigated a brutal assault at Brighth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast. A man and woman, followed by the husband, attacked a navy yard employee with a horsewhip and fists in front of witnesses. The suspects fled after the car ride away. the victims and witnesses identified the injured man and the alleged relation to a navy yard. Further details on the assailants’ names remain unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gost
Leiber Waines
Poltes
Brighth Street
Pennsylvania Ave
Hus
Navy Rd
James Vickers
Seventh
Eighth
Pennsylvania Avenue
Navy Yard
Fraud Order Denies Mails to Sciota Yeast Firm
The Post Office Department issued a fraud order barring the mails to George W. Barnhart of Chillicothe Ohio for a scheme under Sciota Yeast Company. Inspectors say ads promised magical pest extermination and sold yeast outfits with a cheap booklet, profiting from both products and promising pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Yeast Company
Post Office Department
George W. Barnhart
Chillicothe
Ohio
Barnhart
Scioto Yeast Company
Barnhert
Sullivan Edges Lewis In Fifteen Round Baltimore Bout
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore Md Sept 22 In a hard fought fifteen round battle Kid Sullivan of Washington earned the decision over Harry Lewis of Philadelphia at the Hureka Athletic Club Many spectators felt a draw would have been fair Sullivan used infighting and body blows to wear down Lewis who fought long range early Lewis landed several lefts to the face but the punches lost steam by the late rounds Both fighters showed fatigue at the bell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Hureka Athletic Club
Sullivan
Lewis
Sullvan
Quaker City
Hill Fights Requisition In Habeas Corpus Action
A Maryland governor requisition for Michael Hill, held on gambling charges near Bladensburg, prompted a writ of habeas corpus from Chief Justice Clabaugh. Hill appeared with attorneys Hoover and Wells. bond set at 500 dollars. The writ, returnable at 10 am, challenges the indictment and marshal authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clabaugh
Maryland
Michael Hill
Bladensburg
Hill
George P. Hoover
C. A. Wells
United States
Street Car Tracks Sink After Tunnel Excavation
Tracks on the Georgetown line of the Washington Railway and Electric Co sunk due to First street tunnel excavation. A track man monitored the widening slot as asphalt was removed to raise rails. two cars derailed on a curve Thursday, underscoring ongoing traffic disruption. Police later raided Thomas Davies & Co brokerage offices in Chicago, arresting eleven men and two women over bucket shop accusations with claims of customer payments above 320,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Georgetown
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Chicago
Thomas Davies & Co
Davies
Bloody Bit and the Chase in Alexandria
A tense Alexandria pursuit ends with Richard Pines saving Officer Gill as William Bell, nicknamed Bloody Bit, is shot dead after barricading in a Mush-pot Bottom house. Bell and Bennett flee through Princess Street to a white woman’s home, exchanging shots with police and bystanders before Bell falls. The case is ruled justifiable homicide with Pines hailed as a hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Richard Pines
J. Chris Gill
William Bell
Bell
Lawrence Bannett
Binghams
Charles Jackson
Princess Street
Fairfax
Royal Streets
Jackson
Beil
Ferguson
Gill
Herbert Beach
Beach
Mush-pot Bottom
Spring Park
Braddock Heights
Ben
Lloyd
Bennett
Wolfe
Sell
Tots Whary Journey Destitute Children Walk to Find Mother
Fred Morrison ten and Jesse Morrison six wandered fifty miles from Jackson County to police in Parkersburg seeking their mother in New Brighton Pa. Their father was arrested for shooting a man and they had no support. They were cared for at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Fred
Jesse Morrison
Jackson County
New Brighton
Veteran killed by train near Bristol at veterans reunion
The mangled body of C. W. Glover, an aged ex Confederate soldier, was found beside a railroad near Benhams station, ten miles from Bristol, after being run down by a train following the Bristol veterans reunion. His head and one arm were severed from his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Bristol
Tenn
C. W. Glover
Benhams Station
Glover
Fratricide Suspect Surrenders for Trial in North Carolina
Robert McGaha, who killed his brother near Mount Sterling three years ago claiming self defense, surrendered to Sheriff Noland and is jailed in Haywood County. He stated in a letter he would return, and the case was set for trial at the approaching September term of Criminal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGaha
Brother
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
Waynesville
Mount Sterling
Noland
Haywood County
MicGaha
Wilde
Farmer Fights Repaid Cattle Sale With Bad Checks
C N Snodgrass of Braxton County charged that William Broadwater of Richie County bought over 1000 dollars worth of cattle from Snodgrass and others, paid with checks later protested, then shipped cattle to Baltimore. Former owners seek repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
N. Snodgrass
Braxton County
William Broadwater
Richie County
Broadwater
Snodgrass
Braxton
Gilmer
Baltimore
Educator Beat Children Fined and Jailed in State
Parkersburg West Virginia reports that T Marcellus Marshall a prominent educator was jailed after plea on three charges. He faced penalties including fines and time, with comments on the impact on his children and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Marcellus Marshall
Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
T . Marcellus Marshall
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Sampan
Refuses Tobacco Company
Alec Smith Ranes
Myopia Hunt Club
Travers
Lockwood
Western
Champion
Messrs
W. Anderson
Nmamaries
Zer
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
St. S. W
William Thomas
Alexandria Hospital
Pines
Girl
Winchester
Wheatley
Finé
Justice Caton
Hie Tégimmony
Savannah
Coxen
Franconia
Fairfax Court Hougs
Dre 8
B. Moore
Alexandria Athletic Club
Old Fair Grounds
Forty-fourth Company of Coast Artillery
Fort Washington
Gray
Hamersley
Garrett
McKenny
Toulin
Erik
Bradley
Dobson
Patterson
Trisger
Delaney
Smythe
Hantzman
Theodore Bailey
Fratricoe Surrenders
Victor E. Adler
Ten Per Gant
Clothing House
Dr. van Vieck Co
ABR
Majestic Bidg
Jackson, Mich
Sidney Greer
Minneapolia
Gi Eis Ag Tong
Druegisi
Imamond
Harlington
Aioe
Omat
Warner
Wartner
Base
Rochester
N. Y
Warrington Post
Cook Renedy Co
Masonic Temple
Eade
Atall Druggists
B. Fougere & Co
Maurer
Mauber
Mani
Diliedelenia
Ree
Twelfth Street
N. W
Bulphur Dream
GPRM
Great Northern Remedy CO
Shade
Fisk Elgin
DR. E. M. Mitchell
W. T. Balous
Brogetsts
Santie
Elrenlar
Sercancos Saaw
Raese Ae Cele
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