Kuroki Wins a Stake at Brighton Steeplechase Race
In a chunky 1900s style report from New York dated Sept 25, Kuroki captures a stake with 5 to 1 odds, beating a strong field including Israelite who equalled a record. Dreamer, Rainbow and others follow, with notes on pace, weights, and distances across the turf meet.
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Don Royal
Dreamer
New York
James KR. Keene
Favorte
Brighton Beach
Belsricker
Bunesoia
Bullsricker Pike
Chicago
Shaw
Knapp
W Miller
Conde
Algora
Ant and Benevos I
Bugeia
Easy for John Carroll at Churchill Downs meets wild card results
John Carroll son leads a crowded Churchill Downs program with a six race card, claiming favorite Edna Penner and a strong showing by Mingita and Queen Carolina Blue Grass. Several longshots, including Lida and Fomssluca, race in feature events while Fasher and Harmakts fade.
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John Carroll
Churchill Downs
Taias
Jones Anna T
Agelina
Ray Rusesie Fe
Mingita
Mwirdaveli Tisauce Flebeias
Ouman
Turi Twa
Penis
Bonaire
Telseroid
John Tout
le Pucelle
Roa Bard
Leta Duffy
Severd Regmna
Carolina Blue Grass Aim
Jimmy Mahr
Walt
Harmakts
Lss Ra
Racing Entries Describe Wide Field and Odds
The racing page lists numerous entries across multiple races with names such as Jacobite, Don Royel, Cedarstrome, and Birmingham Hamilcar. Notable horses include Signora, Delmar, and Prize contenders like Virtua and Lehodale. The text documents selling races, two year olds, and a handicap event with assorted weights and odds, ending with notes on a major earnings result and the Pax Baltiane stake.
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Lars Henrietta Fieur
Bologna
Timbuctov
Ida Stach
Brookdale
Hamilcar
Liamard
Rama
Tokalen
Don Royel
Urigoz
Bayo Kaulsgerr
Oliver Cromeeil
Bacher
Bea
Linda
Bindertor
Prudenca
Maggie Stroup
Roma
Ivanhoe
Earch
Jae-Siv
Sellig
Haight
Marco
Yerul
Hobson
Jarls
Tay
Leehgoil
Jae Gass
Severmore
Lehodale
Orsor
Klerwood
Nerv
Quinn Beadie
Geen
Hyord Aeessey T
Covina
Jake Fende
Jan Alanti Ap
Traten
Silserahin
Brancas
Gaiden
Prince Peal
Enyi + Press
Wedgwood
Starshal
Improvements at Pimlico Open Nine Day Fall Meet
Special to The Washington Pest reports the Maryland Jockey Club fall meeting at Pimlico race course begins November 4 and runs nine days. Secretary Riggs expects top-class sport with major East stable entries. Pimlico has new infield grading and steeplechase course improvements. After Belmont Park’s meet ends October 14, steeplechase at Aqueduct and Jamaica will be unavailable, bringing top timbers to Pimlico before Washington events. Stable stalls are nearly full. several stakes promise strong fields.
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Oakley Park Opens Grand Circuit Meet with Splits and Delays
At Oakley Park Cincinnati September meet starts with large crowd as Stein wins two heats in 2:09 pace before Ethel Mec jumps and runs away causing postponement. Susie N dominates first Futurity division while Ed Custer and Vera Prodigal split the two year old Futurity heats. Stein also leads early pacers, race halted due to darkness after Ethel Mec leaving driver uninjured.
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Football notes on Yale Harvard Princeton and more
New Haven reports middle and senior coaches moving between schools. Yale gains from past stars while Harvard, Penn and Amherst adjust staff and players. Chicago's Stagg implements rigorous training as teams prepare for the season.
Fall Shoot At Randle Park By National Capital Rifle Club
The National Capital Rifle and Revolver Club met at the War Veterans Building to plan the fall shoot at Ranche Park from October 16 to 21. Invitations go to East rifle teams, with events including military matches at 200 yards and various civilian revolver and pistol events, plus daily trap shooting with prizes.
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Yale Coaches Help Dashiells At Navy Midshipmen
Rockwell and Olcutt ex Yale players arrive at Annapolis to assist Dr Paul Dashiells in coaching the mids Rockwell focuses on backfield while Olcutt handles the guards Leighton out with typhoid and Piersol emerging as a strong tackle candidate Lieut Charles Nelson new Navy duty coach and former midship footballer joins coaching staff at Annapolis
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Geoghegan Likely to Challenge Present DC Champion
The first day of the District of Columbia lawn tennis championship at the Bachelors' courts produced twelve first round singles matches. Franklin Geoghegan defeated O. Leech 10-2, seen as the strongest challenger to current holder Conrad B. Doyle. several matches went three sets with Bennett, Leech Jr., Grosvenor, and others advancing in tight battles. Draws for doubles were announced, with pairings including Geoghegan and Gee vs Doyle and Doyle and others awaiting the second round.
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Monday Floors Tyrrell in Concordia Hall Bout
After a thirty minute mat session Young Monday defeated Harvey Tyrrell by submission when Tyrrell failed to appear for the second round. Monday, weighing twenty pounds more, secured an arm bar and half Nelson to pin Tyrrell as the time expired. Tyrrell's supporters hissed as the decision went to Monday. Earlier preliminaries saw Turner pin Dewey twice and Spalding throw Foley twice while Jefferson Hotel work began in Richmond after a four year-old blaze.
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Revenue Office Goes Police Failed To Respond
Washington report details transfer of the Western District of Virginia internal revenue office from Alexandria to Abingdon amid local opposition. It notes social ties, anticipated move timing, and key personnel. Also covered are a police nonresponse to a robbery near the new Union Station, a court martial for a private in Basic City, and various local notices including a golden wedding, a weapon offense fine, and school permitting decisions.
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Williamsburg Tragedy Exposes Fatal Beating by Mother and Brother
Jammie Epps eight, and his mother, are jailed in Williamsburg, charged with beating six-year-old Matilda to death. The boy admits striking her with a brick, claiming the mother instigated and endured similar brutal treatment. Exhumation reveals severe injuries including a fatal skull fracture. The family is described as of very low intelligence.
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