Poor Day at Jamaica Opening Horses and Odds
Jamaica New York September 29 opening day of Long Island season featured the Mineola Handicap for 3-year-olds won by Mad Hatter as outsider Shilelagh II led home Dragon Rock and Night Stick in later races. Hobbit Maranville, Boston Nationals shortstop, left Grace Hospital after a practice injury and planned surgery to protect throwing ability.
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Jamaica
Long Island
Mineola Handiwap
S& C Hudrell
Mad Hatter
Hannibal
Bet
Call
Shilelagh IJ
Drago Rock
Night Stuck
Shidlaeh
Rowan
Spear
Myers
Tune
Donsandel
Iherly
Carri
Wea
Dragon Rock
Ensor
Night Stick
Pater
Trerless
Capt
Hodgeham
Lucius
Jack O'Dowd
Hickory Nut
Galaway
Hollister
Kummer
Valor
Fator
Bafilade
Buxton
Ormenda
Gertruds the
Roy
Audacion
Burton
Haubal
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Blairgawme Alge
Fatebrother
Heavy Weapon
New Haven
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Seagram horses shipped from Havre de Grace winter quarters
At Havre de Grace Seagram horses race in Maryland will be sent to Canada tomorrow to enter winter quarters at the Seagram farm in Waterloo. Poor results led to retirement for the rest of the year. funds were raised for the late Jockey Phil Musgrave’s funeral, with services held at Mount Vernon Indiana. Special trains and movements to Laurel and other tracks accompanied the transfer as 38 youngsters, some bred at Ross farm in Quebec, were prepared for winter.
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Seagram
Maryland
Canada
Seagram Farm
Waterloo
McLennan
New York
Ensor
Archie Zimmer
Water War
I K.i Ross
Laurel
Ross’ Farm
Quebec
Frank Stevens
Havre de Grace
Jamaica
Rodriguez
James Arthur
Diverse Proper Nouns List From Historical Notices
A garbled OCR list of names and terms appears, including Squire Charlie Link Boy The Wit Harand Doro Sea Lord Tobdelia Aime Edgar Mother Mahree Louise Y Marion Holling Joyful Gath Water War Belle Btug Junnoroure Silk Bird John W. Klein Sir Willan Johnson Indolence Thrift and other scattered entries. The fragment resembles a catalog of character names and titles from multiple sources with no coherent event.
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The
Washington Post
Squire Charlie
Link Boy
the Wit
Harand
Doro
Sea Lord
Tobdelia
Aime Edgar
Mother Mahree
Louise Y
Marion Holling
Joyful
Gath
Water War
Belle Btug
Junnoroure
Silk Bird
John W. Klein
Sir Willan Johnson
Indolence
Thrift
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sengramentis
Squire Charley
Sea Mine
Stucuo
Lost Burd
Dareris
Mother Machree
Kate Canal
Austral
Toadstool
Helgian IT
Warsaw
Silk Rim
Gallyhead
Bar Coy Luther
Noyat
Indotence
Kingston
Morning Telegraph
Tankboy
Co. Murphy
Royal Redbird
Harwoat Doverie
Harry Light
Mannchen
Louse
Dort Bliss
Hat selection tease from exclusive brand lineup
An advertisement touts a quick resolution to a hat question by guiding customers through exclusives including Doobles Henry Heath Mode Specials Cross Stetson Borsalino and four dollar Velours with a closing prompt about Aerie Lyosat Sas.
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Doobles
Henry Heath
Cross
Stetson
Aerie
Lyosat Sas
Paul Jones Wins En durance Purse at Havre de Grace Duel
Capt Ral Parr's Paul Jones son of Sea King captured the En durance purse of 2260 for two year olds, by a head over A H Diaz's Hessian filly Agurita. Hasten On a distant third as Paul Jones pulled up lame. Race time 1:41, strong 2 year old performance amid a lively stretch duel on a soggy track.
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Harry M. Price
Ral Parr
Paul Jones
Sea King
Havre de, Grace
A. H. Diaz
Agurita
Rubidium
J. W. McClelland
Hasten
Azurite
Hasten On
J. Sullivan
Havre DE Grace
R. Parr
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Wrath
Lesle H
W. Gerth
Churber
Ah Johnson
Hamilton
Ruyingren
Goldine
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Coltiletti
Yeuekhorn If
Kelsay
Mergier
Auehim
Elles Mituels
Buckhorn
Doctor Hall
Rockback
B. c
Land League
Mill Boy
Phelan
Simm Welner
Pride of India
Ticho
Triomphant
Mario Connell
Brusket
Reynolda
Forman
Sinn Feiner
Frieur
Frizenr
Chimera
Blue Devil
Lloyd Ree
Enos
Easiler
Zillicofter
His Majestys
Barry Rose
Winter
W. A. McKinney
Stalkeer
Eseich
Carswell
A. Collin
Rodrig
McTaggart
Lo Pierce
Burling
Het Moore
Drever
Seewes
Tutland
J, Ryan
Ruth Strickland
Kelany
R. Parrs
J. Bullivan
Paul “Jones
Avurita
Paul
Zurita
Winnee
CRO Goa
Kimpalong
Gwo-dolar Matuels
Ralheien
Zauave
Mannchen
Bogart
Ndrim
Anowance
Vraine
Mer
Bedatte
Joan of Arc
Hedatte
Zinnia
Lindsay
Zingin
Bevsy 2
Sookie Tewood
Snow Queen
Padua
Tootale
Eady Ivan
Gala
Genevieve Bee
Vane
Beoth
Belarlo
Monroe
Fence-Busting Power Boosts White Sox Prospects
In remarks by William Gleason, the veteran trainer hails Joe Jackson as a premier fence-buster whose consistent hitting anchors the lineup. Moran weighs that Jackson’s early-season form and the AL respect for his bat should fuel Chicago’s success in the approaching series.
The Post Covers World Series With Front-Of-Building Scoreboard
The Post will provide the best and most complete play by play views of the World Series. Feets scoreboard will operate in front of The Feat building for each game, delivering daily news from White Sox vs Reds. Gerald, Sam, and Moran will report on the contests.
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Post
Wrorld
Fite Gerald
Glen- Sam and
Moran
White Sox
Reds
White Sox Outfielder Gameness Shines In Outlook
A veteran doubled as a booster for Joe Jackson and teammates Happy Felsch Nemo Liebold and John Collins. The piece extols Jackson’s arm and fielding, Felsch’s power and defense, Liebold’s development, and Collins’ all around speed and throwing. The essay anticipates the series with Reds and praises the White Sox as the gamest team.
Reds and White Sox near evenly matched in luck and strength
Cincinnati managers claim a 50 50 split in luck will decide the October clash with Chicago. The Reds insist they are the best National League club and that luck aided pennant runs, while Chicago fans acknowledge a near even balance in infield and outfield power and praise Schaik over Hariden or Wingo. The piece notes past World Series luck and emphasizes Cincinnati's claim of superiority in overall talent and cohesion.
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Cincinnati
Reda
White Sox
Red Sox
Phillies
Stong
Alexander
Barry Cooper
Harry Hooper
Duffy Lewisa
Giants
Cubs
111 Fortune
Reds
Itta
Kid Gleason
Indians
Tigers
Yankees
Sox
Chicago
Schaik
Hariden
Wingo
Cicotte
Williams
On- Sa Sc Ce
Nationals
Shade Reds Staff in World Series Debate
By J W Fitzgerald the piece weighs White Sox vs Reds for the upcoming world series. It argues two strong pitchers can win a seven game set, favors the Sox based on a tougher American League schedule and stronger overall club depth, with Moran claiming the best pitching staff and Gleason arguing for Cicotte and Williams.
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J. W. Fitzgerald
Sharps
White Sox
Kid Greason
Pat Moran
Reda
Gleason
Cicotte
Williams
Kert
James
Reds
Moran
Sox
Pitehgre
Ruth
Mays
Cubs
Vaughn
Hendrix
Tyler
Douglas
Reuther
Sailee
Elier
Fisher
Luque
Faber
Creotte
Giants
Schupp
Salles
Perritt
Berton
Cub
Baseball Champions of the World Prediction in 1919
The author praises lookers and pitchers like Bat Sallee Reuther Luque and Eller as our four grand arms to oppose Chicago. Reds of 1919 won the first pennant from Cincinnati and expect to best the Sox in the 1919 world championship duel.
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Sallee
Reuther
Luque
Eller
Chicago
Gleason
Reds
Cincinnati
Sox
Dy King
Society Brand and Hecht Co Explain Fall Price Policy
The makers of Society Brand Clothes and The Hecht Co outline an eight month plan to produce and sell top quality menswear. They stress integrity and say prices have not increased since last season, with no current plans to raise prices for protection of quality.
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Hecht Co
Society Brand
White Sox Triple ThreatS Stronger Than 1917 Giants
The article applauds the White Sox lineup with Cicotte Faber Schalk Collins Risberg Weaver and Felsch as top players and defensively stellar. It argues the Sox are stronger than their 1917 form and likely to outshine the Reds and challenging Giants, with Speaker and Cobb still active and Moran’s Reds facing tough tests.
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Cicotte
Faber
Schalk
Gandil
Eddie Collins
Risberg
Weaver
McMullin
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Yeaders
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Bedette
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Happy
Felach
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Cobb
Heppy
Nemo Liebold
John Collings
Liebold
John Collins
Maybave
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Pat * Moran
Shade Reds
McGraw
Knox
Stinemetz
Keir Hat Company, Inc
the Hecht Ca Clothes Shop
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John Colins
Speaker
Hupmobile
Phone North 5050
Sterrett & Fleming Distributors
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Pennsylvania Beef
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